October 9
No Hiding For You – Warrant Arrest
3200 block of N Park Rd
An officer, acting on a tip, came into contact with a subject at the location. A FCIC/NCIC check revealed that he had an active arrest warrant from the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office. The warrant was for Dealing in Stolen Property with no bond, Petit Theft first degree 100 or more, less than $ 750, with a $500 bond, and False Information on Pawnbroker Form under $300 with a $2,500 bond. The subject was arrested.
Et Tu Warranto? – Warrant Arrest
1600 block of Jim Johnson Rd
During a burglary arrest, it was learned through a FCIC/NCIC query that one subject had an active violation of probation warrant out of Hillsborough County for criminal mischief $1000 or more.
Missile Incoming – Criminal Mischief
S Alexander St/Airport Dr
An officer responded to the location and met with the victim, who stated he was crossing the intersection of Alexander St and Airport Rd, traveling southbound, when an unknown object was thrown at his vehicle by multiple subjects, who were walking on the sidewalk. The victim stated he immediately stopped his vehicle and observed significant damage to the front passenger-side headlight.
October 10
Squatting? – Burglary/Residential
1200 block of N Niagara St
An officer responded to a foreclosed residence in reference to a burglary complaint involving a missing Master lock valued at approximately $10. The real estate broker overseeing the property reported the residence had previously been secured but was found unlocked.
Not Bright – NVDL/Arrest
James L Redman Pkwy/W Johnson Rd
An officer conducted a traffic stop after observing a vehicle traveling at night without headlights. The driver was arrested for no valid driver’s license second offense, issued a warning for the headlight violation, and transported to Orient Road Jail.
October 11
At Least They Dried Them – Theft
1200 block of N Wheeler St
An officer responded to the business in reference to a delayed theft of clothing. The victim reported he left his laundry unattended, later found it had been moved from the washer to a dryer, and discovered several clothing items missing after the cycle ended.
Buzz Needed – Shoplifting
1100 block of S Park Rd
An officer responded to the location in reference to a retail theft involving two BuzzBallz alcoholic beverages valued at $8.58.
Can’t Park There – NVDL
Turkey Creek Rd/Lykes Rd
An officer responded to a suspicious vehicle blocking the roadway and located a subject unconscious in the driver’s seat of a running vehicle. The subject was arrested for no valid driver’s license second offense and transported to Orient Road Jail.
October 13
Lesson Not Learned – Trespass After Warning
600 block of N Maryland Ave
An officer made contact with the subject who had been trespassed from the business the day prior. The subject was taken into custody and arrested for being on property after warning.
Say What? – Retail Theft
2200 block of James L Redman Pkwy
Officers responded to the location and met with employees who reported the theft of sushi valued at $7.99
October 14
Wink – Expired Driver’s License
W Alsobrook St and S Alexander St
An officer conducted a traffic stop for a defective headlight. The driver was arrested for driving with an expired license second offense, issued a citation for the defective headlight, and transported to Orient Road Jail.
October 15
Conveniently Loaded – Burglary
1600 block of Jim Johnson Rd An officer met with the victim, who advised that he came to the location to resolve a payment issue with his storage unit. While on scene, he noticed there was no lock on the unit and found that his trailer was missing. Two generators were on the trailer and were also missing. A washer and dryer were also found missing.