This week on Cops Corner Plant City Police investigate: a DUI, vehicle theft and criminal mischief.
Nov. 4
Jesus Take The Wheel- DUI Arrest
Thonotosassa Road/I4 Westbound Ramp
An officer observed a vehicle failing to maintain a single lane of travel. A traffic stop was conducted and the driver was placed under arrest.
Nov. 6
Hot Wheels- Theft of Auto Parts
3000 Block of Lakehouse Cove Isle
An officer met with the victim, who reported his Toyota Camry had all four wheels stolen.
Pain in the Glass- Criminal Mischief
600 Block of W. Alexander Street
An officer met with the victim who reported an unknown suspect damaged a glass window pane.
Pilfered Package- Petit Theft
1000 Block of W. Reynolds Street
An officer met with the victim who reported an Amazon package had been stolen from her front gate.
Gone Gun – Grand Theft
2700 Block of Golf Lake Drive
An officer met with the victim who reported his Colt Defender 45 ACP was stolen.
Nov. 7
Breaking Bad- Vehicle Burglary
2700 Block of Thonotosassa Road
An officer responded and made contact with four vehicle owners, who stated their vehicle windows were shattered by unknown persons. Items stolen included a Sig P365 handgun, $100 in coins, a JL audio amplifier and a pair of black Ray-Ban sunglasses.
Car Troubles- Criminal Mischief
1000 Block of Center Street
An officer met with the victim who reported that someone had cut electrical wiring underneath their vehicle, causing approximately $5,000 in damage.
More Breaking Bad- Criminal Mischief
4800 Block of Idyll Lakes Circle
An officer met with a victim who reported someone cut the wiring from the breaker boxes and light fixtures in six townhomes, causing approximately $7,800 in damage.
Challenge Accepted- Recovered Stolen Vehicle
Tampa, FL
An officer learned a 2018 yellow Dodge Challenger previously reported stolen was recovered by HCSO in Tampa.
Nov. 9
One Too Many- Felony Petit Theft
2600 Block of James L Redman Parkway
An officer met with loss prevention who reported a man shoplifted $68.93 worth of merchandise from the store. Due to multiple prior convictions, the theft was enhanced to a felony and the man was transported to Orient Road Jail.
