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Cops Corner September 19, 2019 7:00 am

Cops Corner 9.19.19

By Observer staff

This week on Cops Corner: Plant City Police investigated stolen gadgets and gizmos from Walmart, counterfeit bills at CVS, pallet theft, a felon with a firearm and more.

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Sept. 6

Mind the rail

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4000 block of
South Frontage Road

Criminal mischief: An employee of Lumber Liquidators told PCPD an unknown suspect damaged a handrail at the business. 

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2800 block of
James L. Redman Parkway 

Theft, grand: Employees reported that a man entered their store on Sept. 5 and stole a generator from the business. The generator was valued at $1,100. 

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2000 block of
South Frontage Road

Theft, grand: Maintenance workers at the Comfort Inn made an unsettling discovery. They realized an unknown suspect stole one of their chainsaws. 

Sept. 7

Lucky discovery

500 block of West Garden Street

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Stolen vehicle recovery: This victim told officers he located his stolen Jeep Liberty at the Strawberry Hut. The vehicle was removed from NCIC/FCIC as stolen. 

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400 block of
North Alexander Street

Fraud: An employee of CVS reported an unknown female attempted to use six counterfeit bills to purchase prepaid phone cards. 

Locked and loaded

Alexander Street/Maki Road

Felon in possession of firearm: Officers made contact with a man during a traffic stop. When they discovered he was a felon in possession of a firearm, he was arrested. 

Dine and dash

2200 block of
James L. Redman Parkway

Theft: Officers came out to Duke’s Brewhouse in reference to a subject not paying for an $80 meal. Two men were later arrested and transported to Orient Road Jail without incident. 

Sept. 8

Groundhog Day

500 block of West Garden Street

Stolen vehicle: This victim reported his vehicle had disappeared. He had reported his vehicle had been stolen in a similar manner by an unknown suspect just one week prior. 

TV trickery

1300 block of West Risk Street

Burglary: Officers made contact with this victim who reported someone entered her residence through an unlocked front door and took a 60-inch Sony TV and a 52-inch Polaroid TV between 10 p.m. and 10:25 p.m. Sept. 8.

Sept. 9

Pallet pinchers

130 block of
West Dr. MLK Boulevard

Theft: This complainant reported to police that, during the night of Sept. 8, someone removed 19 pallets from the business lot. The complainant wanted to document the incident and then signed a waiver. 

Traveling trailer

800 block of
East Reynolds Street

Grand theft/Criminal mischief: This complainant reported someone entered their rear property by cutting a metal chain between 5 p.m. on Sept. 6 and 8 a.m. Sept. 9, removed a car trailer and fled the scene. 

SURF and turf 

1500 block of East Baker Street

Theft: A Dollar General store clerk said a woman concealed an estimated $155 worth of shrimp and chicken and then fled the store. 

Sept. 11

Gadgets and gizmos aplenty

2600 block of
James L. Redman Parkway

Theft: An unknown suspect stole two hoverboards, miscellaneous hoverboard parts and a BB gun from Walmart.

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