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Cops Corner November 3, 2022 7:00 am

Cops Corner 11.3.22

By Observer Staff

This week on Cops Corner: Plant City Police Investigate a stolen golf cart, a missing stove and counterfeit bills.

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OCTOBER 21

NO LICENSE TO DRIVE

N Howard St./W. Mahoney St.

No Valid Drivers License Arrest: An officer conducted a traffic stop for an improper turn. The individual was later placed under arrest for not having a valid drivers license and transported to Orient Road Jail.

OCTOBER 23

NOT A MIAMI FAN

2300 Block of James L. Redman Pkwy.

Theft: Officers responded to at the location listed in reference to an individual who stated his vehicle’s Miami Marlins specialty license plate had been stolen.

OCTOBER 24

HOT OUT OF THE OVEN

1400 Block of Tahitian Sunrise Dr.

Burglary: An officer responded to the location listed and was advised by an individual that over the weekend someone entered the residence and removed a GE stove.

OCTOBER 25

DRUG THROUGH

THE WRINGER

Park Rd. S./Dr. MLK Blvd. E.

Drug Arrest: During a traffic stop, an officer made contact with an individual with a suspended license who was also in possession of Methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia.

OCTOBER 26

GET OUT OF JAIL FREE CART

600 Block of E. Alexander St.

Grand Theft: An officer responded to an individual at the location listed in reference to theft of a golf cart.

FUNNY MONEY IS NO JOKE

2400 Block of James L. Redman Pkwy.

Counterfeit Currency: Officers responded to a business at the listed location in reference to counterfeit $20 bills found in the register till.

OCTOBER 27

ROTTEN TO THE CAR

3300 Block of N. Lake Dr.

Grand Theft Auto: An officer responded to the listed location where an individual reported a vehicle theft.

THE DISH RAN AWAY WITH THE APPLIANCES

1400 Block of Tahitian Sunrise Dr.

Burglary (Residence): An officer responded to the listed location and was informed of a theft of kitchen appliances.

STICKY FINGERS SUBDUED

2600 Block of James L. Redman Pkwy.

Shoplifting: An officer responded to a business where an employee had detained an individual for shoplifting.

AY-CAR-AMBA!

100 Block of W. Alexander St.

Grand Theft Auto: Officers responded to the listed location where an individual reported their vehicle was stolen from the parking lot.

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