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Cops Corner September 26, 2019 7:00 am

Cops Corner 9.26.19

By Observer staff

This week on Cops Corner: Plant City Police Department investigated a missing ATV, a swiped wallet, stolen sunglasses, identity theft, a stolen lock box with apartment keys and more.

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Sept. 13

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2600 block of
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Drug investigation: Officers made contact with a man who was arrested for both panhandling and possession of synthetic cannabinoids (spice). He was transported to Orient Road Jail without incident. 

Sept. 14

Roaming raptor 

1100 block of
North Johnson Road

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Theft: This complainant told police that during an unknown time within the past few weeks, someone entered his backyard and stole a black Yamaha Raptor 660R limited edition ATV with faded red flames on the side. 

Sept. 15

Aim the asphalt

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1200 block of Nosleda Street

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Criminal mischief: This complaint reported that during the night of Sept. 14, an unknown suspect busted the windshield of her vehicle with a large piece of asphalt. The complaint requested an incident be documented and signed a waiver. A criminal mischief report was completed. Sept. 16

two for one 

2700 block of
Walden Woods Drive

Vehicle burglary: Two victims reported that during the night of Sept. 16, someone entered their vehicles. A Bersa .380 handgun was stolen from one vehicle and a wallet was stolen from another. 

Shades for days

2800 block of Holly Bluff Court

Vehicle burglary: This victim was shocked to find two of his sunglasses, Oakley Jupiter Squared and Ray-Ban Wayfarers, were swiped from his vehicle during a burglary on the night of Sept. 16.

road rage

1000 block of North Park Road

Criminal mischief: This victim reported someone poured paint on her car and slit a rear tire. 

Sept. 17

slightly off-key

100 block of North Pearl Street

Theft: This victim reported that after placing a lock box with three keys for apartments upon a door, she returned on Sept. 17 and found the box and keys were stolen. 

one thing leads
to another

Baker Street/Michigan Avenue

Found property/marijuana: Officers conducted a traffic stop on a black Nissan Sentra that was driving the wrong way on a one-way street. A small amount of marijuana was found in the car and removed. 

Sept. 18

Argument gone wrong

300 block of Park Spring Circle

Criminal mischief: This victim said she and her boyfriend got into a verbal argument. He jumped on the hood of her vehicle, causing damage, and put his foot through the front windshield. He then kicked the rear driver’s side door in. However, she decided she did not want to press charges. 

Sept. 19

Late for work

1 Police Place

Identity theft: This complainant reported he discovered his Social Security number and identity had been used for employment at places he had never been employed by.

fake it till you make it

2400 block of
Roberts Ranch Road

Employee theft: This complainant reported that the termination of an ex-employee of their business did not stop them from continuing to use a work-provided gas card.

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