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Cops Corner June 27, 2019 7:00 am

Cops Corner 6.27.19

By Observer staff

This week on Cops Corner, Plant City Police investigated fake checks, fake money, stolen boat parts, stolen meds, a stolen gun and more.

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June 14

Medication mayhem

1200 block of
South Alexander Street

Theft: This victim told officers someone stole medication and $300 from her. She didn’t have any evidence of who could have taken the items, but said she had a hunch it was a family member. She signed a waiver of prosecution.

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Checking the checkout 

2600 block of
James L. Redman Parkway

Theft: This victim said his wallet was stolen from Walmart after he left it at the checkout register. He didn’t want to prosecute for the crime and signed a waiver of prosecution.

June 15

Lovin’ the level

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1700 block of Sammonds Road

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Theft/Criminal mischief: The back window of this victim’s truck was broken out and he told officers a $1,200 concrete level that was sitting inside the vehicle had been stolen.

Rocking the boat

1200 block of
North Alexander Street

Theft/Criminal mischief: This victim was shocked to discover that when he retrieved his boat from a storage facility, the power pole, speakers and several other items had been stolen, which caused damage to the recreational vehicle. 

June 16

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2600 block of
James L. Redman Parkway

Stolen recovered vehicle: Officers came out to Walmart in reference to a stolen vehicle. A short time later, HCSO found the vehicle in the area of Highway 301 and Saffold Road.

June 17

MONEY LAUNDERING

1200 block of North Wheeler Street and 1400 block of South Evers Street

Theft: Officers responded to the Coin 24hour Laundry and met with an employee who told them someone stole approximately $30 in coins on June 14. That same day, officers responded to a different laundromat in reference to a theft of coins.

Picked pistol

100 block of West Ball Street

Burglary: Officers met with the victim who told them someone broke through the window of this land surveying company and took an unknown make .380 semi-auto pistol, which was valued at $50. The victim declined to prosecute and signed a waiver. 

Walk a mile in HIS shoes

100 block of North Pearl Street

Robbery: Officers met with this victim that said he was jumped by several men and they stole his wallet and his shoes. 

June 18

Fake Benjamins 

2100 block of West Baker Street

Counterfeiting: PCPD officers responded to Walgreens after receiving word a customer tried to purchase items with a counterfeit $100 bill. When they arrived, they impounded five counterfeit Benjamins. 

Swiping copper

2800 block of
James L. Redman Parkway

Grand theft: A man came into Lowe’s and stole two 500-foot rolls of copper wire. 

June 19

Green thumb

100 block of
North Wheeler Street

Theft: This victim told officers someone stole multiple plants from the front of their business. 

June 20

CAT-ASTROPHE AVERTED

200 block of Maki Road

Fraud: This victim was trying to sell a kitten via the internet for $300. Someone provided him with a $1,450 check and asked him to refund the remainder. The seller confirmed the check was fake via his bank and reported the incident to PCPD. 

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