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"That the events hereinafter set forth occurred in Lake County, Florida.
On December 4, 2023, at approximately 1705 hours, the Lake County Sheriff’s Office received a report from the victim Leighann that had been a victim of Criminal Mischief and Throwing Deadly Missiles into occupied vehicle.
Leighann informed your affiant that the suspect Lance had thrown rocks at her vehicle while she was parked at the end of his driveway.
Leighann advised that her passenger window was down and that she believes the suspect's intentions were to hit her person and cause harm.
Leighann stated that no stones made contact with her person however, her vehicle was struck by three stones that caused significant damage.
The first stone made contact with her windshield, second stone made contact with the top portion of her passenger door that left a quarter size mark, third stone made contact with the lower passenger door panel that left a golf ball size dent and removed paint. Causing an estimated $800 in value.
Leighann informed your affiant that she believes the incident occurred due to a road rage incident that occurred prior to when she parked at the end of Lance’s driveway.
Leighann informed your affiant that she first observed Lance driving a white in color passenger vehicle erratically and cutting people off. She then turned left onto a road, where she was behind Lance. She advised he was driving 10-15 mph under the speed limit, and was braking for no reason. She then passed him, when he turned to two lanes. Lance then got behind her, tailgating her.
Leighann informed your affiant that as they pulled into the neighborhood that Lance could be seen in her rearview mirror throwing his hands up and she could hear him yelling racist comments and stated he was going to get her.
Leighann advised she then circled the neighborhood due to not wanting Lance to know where she resides.
While circling the neighborhood Leighann observed Lance outside of his residence and stopped at the end of his driveway to attempt to have a conversation with him.
Leighann provided video footage to your affiant of the incident at the residence when the stones were thrown.
Your affiant viewed the footage, I observed Lance standing at the rear of a white colored passenger vehicle, holding objects in his hands. As Leighann pulled up, he began throwing the objects at her vehicle. I could also hear three objects strike the outside of Leighann’s vehicle.
Leighann provided a sworn affidavit with intent to prosecute.
Your affiant made contact with Lance.
Your affiant read Lance his Miranda warning from an agency issued card.
Lance informed your affiant he understood his rights.
Lance informed your affiant that he was involved in a road rage incident, where Leighann had cut him off in traffic, and yelled racial slurs at him, however he did not recall an incident where he threw rocks at a vehicle.
Lance informed your affiant that later in the evening at approximately 2059 hours he was outside speaking with a neighbor, when he observed a loud truck at the stop sign by his residence. Lance explained the truck made a u-turn and came by his residence, and threw an object at one of his vehicles in his driveway.
Lance advised he heard a female voice yell “Merry Christmas B****”
Lance informed your affiant that no damage was caused from the object thrown and the vehicle was unoccupied.
Lance described the vehicle as a blue chevy Z71, newer model with metallic blue-green paint, with aftermarket wheels and sound system. He advised the truck had a white decal on the driver side window.
Lance described the vehicle from the earlier road rage incident to be blue chevy passenger car with Orlando magic tag.
Lance provided a sworn affidavit with no intent to prosecute.
It should be noted that your affiant viewed video footage from Lance that shows the same blue chevy truck drive by the front of his residence, where an object is seen being thrown from the vehicle and a sound of contact being made with Lance’s vehicle. I could also hear a female’s voice yell “Merry Christmas B****”
It’s important to note that while speaking with Lance he matched the description from the footage Leighann provided and was still wearing the same uniform from the time of the video being taken.
Your affiant then responded back to Leighann’s residence where I observed a blue in color chevy pickup truck, matching the description that Lance provided. I then made contact with Leighann’s husband, who advised that he has not been to the neighbor’s residence and knows nothing about anyone throwing objects at Lance’s vehicle.
Your Affiant believes that probable cause exists for the arrest of Lance for F.S.S Criminal Mischief 806.13 (1) (B) (2). Throwing deadly missiles into occupied vehicle 790.19
Deputy Zachary, Lake County Sheriff's Office"
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"On February 10th, 2024, at 2317 hours, I, DFC P. Kotowski, responded to the intersection of Seminole Woods Blvd and Sesame Blvd, in reference to a crash with injuries.
Upon my arrival, I made contact with Deputy J. Zalak and Deputy M. Rexford, who advised me a white-in-color Nissan Altima crashed into the woods after continuing westbound from Sesame Blvd onto Seminole Woods, instead of turning left or right.
The vehicle was operated by Sheranet positively identified by her photograph in the Florida Driver and Vehicle Information Database (D.A.V.I.D.). Deputy Rexford informed me that while speaking to Sheranet, she repeatedly covered her mouth, though he detected the odor of an alcoholic beverage emanating from her as she spoke, in addition to her statement not making sense, and her eyes appearing bloodshot and watery.
I spoke to Sheranet, and immediately detected the strong odor of an alcoholic beverage emanating from her as she spoke in a heavily slurred tone. Sheranet was highly emotional and crying continuously while I was speaking to her. Furthermore, I observed Sheranet's eyes to be bloodshot, watery, and glassy. Sheranet's statements were inconsistent, and she was unable to explain what happened, repeating that she was at a friend's house.
Based on my observations, I believed Sheranet to be impaired by alcohol or other substance. I informed Sheranet that the crash investigation was completed, and I was beginning a criminal investigation, advising Sheranet of her Miranda Warning at 2337 hours. Sheranet waived her right to counsel and agreed to speak to me.
Sheranet was asked if she had consumed any alcoholic beverages, to which she eventually stated that she drank three glasses of wine at her friend's house. Sheranet also stated that the only occupants of the vehicle were her and her children, who were sitting in the back and Sheranet was operating the vehicle. Sheranet was asked if she consumed any alcoholic beverages after the accident, to which she informed me that she had not, and her last drink was at her friend's house.
I asked Sheranet if she would be willing to participate in Standardized Field Sobriety Exercises, informing her they are voluntary and not mandatory, though if she did not wish to participate, I would make a decision based on the indicators of impairment observed. Sheranet agreed to participate in Standardized Field Sobriety Exercises.
(Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus)
When asking Sheranet if she understood the instructions, she acknowledged that she did. Prior to beginning Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus, I checked for pupil size, which was normal, resting nystagmus, which was not present, and equal-tracking, which was normal. Throughout this exercise, I observed the following clues:
Lack of smooth pursuit in Sheranet's left and right eye.
Distinct and sustained nystagmus at maximum deviation in Sheranet's right and left eye.
Onset of nystagmus prior to 45 degrees in Sheranet's right and left eye.
(Modified Rhomberg Balance)
I then began the "Modified Rhomberg Balance" exercise. I provided instructions to Sheranet, asking Sheranet if she knew her numbers one through one hundred. I asked Sheranet to stand with her feet together, arms to the side, head tilted back, and eyes closed. I then asked Sheranet to estimate the passing of thirty seconds in her head and to tell me when she was done by opening her eyes and stating "done". I asked Sheranet if she understood the instructions, to which she replied "yes". Sheranet began the "Rhomberg with Recitation" exercise. The time from when Sheranet started counting to when Sheranet stopped counting was 52 seconds. Sheranet had to be told repeatedly to count in her head, though would quickly return to counting out loud. Throughout this exercise, I observed Sheranet present the following:
Eyes did not remain closed.
Swayed forward/backward.
I had probable cause to believe Sheranet's mental and physical faculties were impaired beyond her ability to safely operate a motor vehicle and she was placed under arrest at 0004 hours for operating a motor vehicle under the influence. Sheranet's children were turned over to her mother who took custody of them.
(Breath Test)
The breath test was administered at 0055 hours, using the Intoxilyzer 8000. Sheranet produced a first result of 0.148 and a second result of 0.133. The breath test was concluded at this point.
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Due to Sheranet's level of impairment contributing to negligent operation of a motor vehicle, resulting in a crash, she failed to make a reasonable effort to protect her children from risk of harm and it is reasonable to believe that her actions may have resulted in serious physical injury or a substantial risk of death, for her one-year-old and two-year-old present in the vehicle at the time. Sheranet was additionally charged with two counts of child neglect."
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"MARSY’S LAW VICTIM INFORMATION
On February 4th, 2024, at approximately 0915 hours, I, Deputy Harrison, responded to the area of a Dollar General in Palm Coast, Florida, in reference to a shooting that occurred.
FCSO Communications Specialists received several 911 calls regarding two (2) Black males fighting in the parking lot of the above-named location. Callers stated both parties left in gray vehicles, one of which was a gray Lexus. The victim's vehicle was a gray Genesis.
I responded in a fully marked patrol vehicle with FCSO insignia. Upon arrival, I observed two vehicles matching the provided description traveling northbound in a reckless manner. As I got closer, with emergency lights and siren activated, I observed them make a quick left turn. The vehicles appeared to be fleeing, so I deactivated emergency equipment due to pursuit restrictions. I kept a visual as they turned multiple times into a residential neighborhood.
I lost visual at a roundabout. Shortly thereafter, the victim, later identified as [REDACTED], called into FCSO stating he had been shot at. He stated the suspect vehicle (gray Lexus) was still southbound. I reactivated emergency equipment and located the vehicle, conducting a high-risk traffic stop.
The victim’s vehicle (gray Genesis) arrived on scene. I observed two large bullet holes in the front and rear right passenger doors. I gave commands to the driver of the gray Lexus, who complied. He was later identified through his South Carolina Driver’s License as Victor S. (subject), and was secured in handcuffs.
Deputies cleared Victor’s vehicle without incident. While securing Victor in handcuffs, Victor was asked if there were any weapons in the vehicle. He stated there were two firearms. Simultaneously, Deputy M. Dorsey made contact with [REDACTED].
Deputy Marsan read Victor his Miranda Rights from a prepared card, which he understood. Victor stated the following:
Victor is married to a female who resides in Palm Coast, Florida. The two have been separated for approximately five months. Victor traveled from out of state and arrived at the location. Upon arrival, he noticed in the driveway a gray Genesis. Victor stated he never exited his vehicle or made contact with anyone and drove away from the location. While at an intersection, [REDACTED] pulled next to him in his vehicle and yelled, “oh, it’s you.” Victor went to Dollar General to get a drink. [REDACTED] then blocked Victor’s vehicle with his own vehicle and exited. [REDACTED] sprinted with fists raised toward Victor, where Victor defended himself and a physical altercation ensued. During the altercation, [REDACTED] bit Victor’s earlobe off.
Next, both parties got in their respective vehicles. [REDACTED] followed Victor through the residential area. Once on the highway, [REDACTED] was aggressively following Victor’s vehicle and struck it from the rear. For his safety, Victor brandished a firearm and shot at [REDACTED]’s vehicle when it pulled next to him.
This statement summarizes Victor’s account
Deputy M. Dorsey spoke with the victim, who stated:
He is in an intimate relationship with a female at the residence and lives there. He has known Victor for several years, as Victor is the ex-husband of his current girlfriend. On this occasion, he was in the driveway of his home when he noticed Victor’s Lexus slowly driving past the residence. He observed the driver appearing to take photographs as he passed. He followed the Lexus and noticed it running stop signs. Once at the intersection, he pulled next to the vehicle and saw it was Victor. They both arrived at Dollar General and engaged in a physical altercation. Victor attempted to leave while witnesses yelled and police were called. He followed Victor as he fled. While on the highway, Victor pulled over and he pulled over behind him. Victor then opened his driver’s door, brandishing a revolver. [REDACTED] attempted to turn around in his vehicle when he heard approximately five gunshots. His vehicle was struck twice. As he was driving away, he observed FCSO deputies arriving.
After reviewing all statements and the video, Victor was found to be the primary aggressor and unlawfully discharged his firearm while in a vehicle. He was arrested on the following charges:
Firearm – Discharge from Vehicle
Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon Without Intent to Kill
Shoot/Throw Missile into Occupied Vehicle
Use of a Firearm During the Commission of a Felony
Battery (Simple)
Photographs were taken of the bullet holes and both vehicles. Gunshot residue was found on Victor’s vehicle. A firearm was observed in plain view on the passenger seat. Both vehicles were seized and taken to Flagler County Sheriff Office Operations.
Victor’s criminal history was checked, and no prior battery convictions were found.
End of report."
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"On 07-12-2024, Willie J. actually and intentionally committed the offenses of Assault and Battery by aggressively approaching Michael M. while stating he wanted to fight him, and by striking Michael M. in the face causing a red mark on the right side of his nose and wrapping himself around him on the ground, causing injuries to his right arm and shoulder. The facts and circumstances are as follows:
On 07-12-2024 at approximately 0758 hours, I responded to a battery complaint. Upon arrival, I made contact with Michael M., who provided the following sworn statement:
Michael M. advised that prior to my arrival, he was walking his dog in the complex near Building 8. He stated he cleaned up his dog’s feces and threw it in the dumpster nearby. He said that Willie J., a resident of a nearby apartment, came out and confronted him about walking his dog in his yard. Michael M. told Willie J. that he picked up after his dog, but Willie J. did not care. Michael M. said Willie J. got in his face aggressively, putting him in fear, and struck him on the right side of his face.
Michael M. stated that he and Willie J. ended up on the ground, with Willie J. holding him and getting on top of him. He mentioned he "landed weird" and felt like his shoulder was dislocated. Michael M. also said that another resident witnessed the incident, and he was able to get her information afterward.
Michael M. initially requested medical treatment, but later advised that his wife, who was on the way to the scene, would take him to the emergency room. He stated he does want to pursue charges.
I observed Michael M. to have a red mark on the right side of his nose, which he said was not there prior to the incident. While photographing his hands, he struggled to lift his right arm or turn his right arm when showing his palms. He could barely lift his arm to swear to his statement. I also noted a lack of motion in his right arm prior to his statement about the injury.
I used my agency-issued phone and took photos of Michael M., which will be uploaded to QueTel.
Deputy Franklin #294 made contact with Witness Reaves, who gave a sworn statement. Reaves said she was outside and observed Willie J. strike Michael M. in the face with what appeared to be Willie J.'s fist. She then saw them on the ground, with Willie J. apparently in a choke hold position on top of Michael M. Reaves recalled hearing Willie J. say that Michael M. “disrespected” his yard.
I later contacted Reaves again for clarification. She confirmed seeing Willie J. approach and strike Michael M. in the face. She stated she saw Willie J. with his hand in a fist and both men fall to the ground. She observed Willie J. had Michael M. “wrapped up” but wasn’t sure if they fell from being struck or stumbled. She confirmed hearing Willie J. make a comment about disrespect but didn’t observe Michael M. strike Willie J.
Deputy Franklin and I then went to speak with Willie J., who was waiting outside. Dispatch had already noted he had called about the incident. Upon approaching Willie J., he began discussing prior issues he’s had with Michael M. and spontaneously stated Michael M. was walking his dog in the yard even though he had been told not to. Willie J. said he asked why Michael M. brought his dog to the front and was told it was “common ground.” Michael M. said that Willie J. “ran up on” him and threatened to “whoop your ass.” Michael M. advised he then pushed Willie J. back in defense.
Willie J. then said, “I didn’t punch him or nothing.” I informed Willie J. that Michael M. had injuries and a visible mark on his face, and at that point Willie J. appeared unsure of his words. He then said he only defended himself after being pushed.
Based on Michael M.’s statement, his visible injuries, Reaves’ corroborating statement, and Willie J.’s own admission of approaching aggressively and threatening to fight, I detained Willie J. in handcuffs and placed him in my patrol vehicle.
I transported Willie J. to the county jail where he was charged with Battery ($1,000 bond) and Assault ($250 bond) for a total bond of $1,250. He was given a County Court date of 08-01-2024.
Michael M. provided a business card containing the name of the witness and her contact number.
Due to the front office being closed, I was unable to observe video surveillance. I later contacted the leasing agent, Kyleigh M., by phone. She advised the manager would check the surveillance cameras and send video to my work email if the incident was captured.
Time spent on investigation: 35 minutes"
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Victim statement: (0:12)
Suspect: (4:30)
Outcome: (10:20)
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"On February 3, 2024, at approximately 0945 hours, I, Deputy M. Dorsey, was conducting proactive patrol on Interstate 95, traveling North. While traveling in the farthest right lane, at approximately 68 miles per hour, I observed a black Kia Carnival pass me in the farthest left lane. After passing me, I observed it accelerate, clearly driving faster than the posted 70 mile per hour speed limit. As we approached the 289-mile marker, I began to match the Kia’s speed, and after confirming there was no change in distance between our vehicles, observed the Kia to be traveling at approximately 81 miles per hour in a 70 mile per hour zone.
Upon approaching the vehicle on the passenger side, I immediately detected the strong, overwhelming odor of burnt marijuana emitting from within.
While speaking with the occupants, I requested the driver’s license, registration, and insurance. I also asked for the occupants to provide their ID’s. Kashonna immediately provided me with her license. She then showed me inmate property packaging belonging to Quadir, stating his license was still sealed inside and he was just released earlier today. I began to ask Kashonna and Quadir what he was arrested for, and they both refused to tell me his charges. Despite being asked multiple times, they continued to refuse, with Kashonna stating it was just some kid stuff and Quadir telling me to just look it up myself. While speaking, I noticed a green leafy substance on Quadir’s jacket consistent with marijuana. Due to the obvious use and presence of marijuana within the vehicle, and the behavior being exhibited by the occupants, I requested Quadir to exit the vehicle.
As Deputy Harrison was searching Quadir’s person, I redirected my attention to Rayshawn and noticed he was holding his wallet but hesitating to provide identification. Rayshawn advised he didn’t believe he was obligated to provide his information. I began to explain that this was now a criminal narcotics investigation, and he would need to adhere to my requests. He then gave me his license. As he was doing so, Kashonna began to claim that there were no narcotics within the vehicle, and any marijuana they may have had has already been consumed. I heard Deputy Harrison give Marcus multiple orders to exit. It wasn’t until Deputy Harrison raised his voice that Marcus finally began to obey. I then removed Rayshawn from the vehicle without incident. While he was exiting, I observed loose marijuana in plain view on the floor between the passenger seat and door. I also observed a baggie of marijuana in plain view within the door pocket. Kashonna was not handcuffed so that she could take care of her 7 dogs that were also in the vehicle and make sure they did not run away.
During a search, the following was located:
Approximately 39 grams of marijuana in the front passenger door
Approximately 4 burnt marijuana “roaches” in the front passenger door and floor
Approximately 4 grams of marijuana in Marcus’ jacket pocket
Approximately 1 burnt marijuana “roach” in the rear left passenger door
In the trunk, a gray and black duffel bag was located with the following items inside:
Approximately 352 grams of marijuana in a large plastic bag
Approximately 90 grams of marijuana in an open vacuum sealed bag
Approximately 19 grams of marijuana prepackaged in a sandwich baggie
Approximately 15 grams of marijuana prepackaged in a sandwich baggie
Approximately 26 grams of marijuana loose within the bottom of the duffel bag
Approximately 18 “designer” baggies. The baggies were labeled with “Cannabis Flower,” a marijuana leaf with “CA” underneath, and a California government cannabis logo, among other designs.
Through my training and experience, I know this type of packaging to be consistent with the intent of packaging and distributing marijuana under the guise of being distributed from California.
After locating the marijuana, I attempted to speak with Kashonna about what was located. She began to explain that they were on their way back from South Florida after picking Quadir up from jail. She stated she had no idea about the large quantity of marijuana in the trunk. She then began to cry, stating she was upset that they (Marcus) would put her in such a compromising position while driving with her 7 dogs in the car. As we spoke, Marcus began to yell towards us that all the marijuana was his. I then went to speak with him. He then attempted to claim that all the marijuana within the passenger compartment was also his. I asked if anyone else was smoking within the vehicle, he stated no. When confronted with that fact that I physically observed marijuana on Quadir’s shirt, he didn’t have a response.
In total 564.1 grams of marijuana was located."
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Suspicious activity: (0:09)
Search: (6:00)
Sovereign citizen: (8:30)
tries to take the fall: (13:20)
Outro: (16:15)
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"On April 5, 2024, at approximately 1521 hours, while working in the position of a Sanibel Police Traffic Aide, Dana S. and Mark S. were both directing westbound traffic in the intersection of Periwinkle Way and Lindgren Blvd when a vehicle, a gray Cadillac Sedan, came down Causeway Blvd approaching Southbound at a high rate of speed. Both Dana S. and Mark S. were wearing department issued reflective traffic vests and traffic gloves in the middle of the intersection. The vehicle passed the stop bar and came to a stop almost interfering with traffic moving Westbound. Mark S. began signaling to the vehicle to stop to prevent a vehicle crash, while approaching the front of the vehicle. With Mark S. squared directly in front of the vehicle in question to stop the vehicle from causing a major traffic accident, the vehicle then began accelerating towards Mark S., forcing Mark S. to immediately react to the vehicle coming at him. Mark S. placed his hands on the hood of the vehicle and back away as the vehicle did not stop or slow down, but continued to accelerate and drive through the middle of the intersection where he was standing and onto the curb off the roadway. There are numerous bicyclist and pedestrians on the path where the vehicle drove off which resulted in an egregious safety concern. The vehicle then drove back onto the roadway heading east on Periwinkle Way. The vehicle contacted Mark S.'s lower body, and he and the other traffic aide made visual contact on the driver.
Officer Royka, who was present at the intersection and witnessed the events initiated his lights and sirens to stop the vehicle. The vehicle continued traveling between the speeds of forty and fifty miles per hour East Bound without stopping. Officer Royka observed the vehicle fail to maintain its lane approximately six times with heavy traffic flow and pedestrian traffic. The vehicle eventually came to a dead end in the parking lot of 153 Periwinkle Way. The vehicle, a gray Cadillac CT5 bearing a Florida tag of IV48DU, came to a final resting position at 153 Periwinkle Way which is a dead-end road. The vehicle traveled approximately 3 miles without stopping for an unmarked patrol vehicle with lights and sirens. Officer Royka approached the vehicle and observed a male later identified as James by his Florida driver license, in actual physical control of the vehicle. He explained the reason for contact and stood by for additional units. It should be noted that Officer Royka never lost sight of the vehicle.
I then arrived on scene; Officer Royka advised me he observed signs of impairment from James. I took over the investigation and requested James to present his driver license. He began to go through his phone and eventually attempted to hand me his cell phone after asking several times. I then again requested his driver license several more times, where he dug through his wallet for a period longer than thirty seconds and eventually presented me his Florida Driver license. I asked James if he knew what city he was located in and stated Fort Myers and was attempting to go see family at Park Royal Hospital which is in another city and approximately 30 minutes away from our location.
During this time, I observed James with pinpoint pupils, slow-delayed and slurred speech, and confusion. I requested James to step out of the vehicle. James was observed attempting to grab his wallet and various cards on his lap, while continuing to drop cards back on his lap, showing a lack of fine motor skills. While exiting the driver side, I walked him to walk towards flat level pavement, where I observed James uneasy on his feet and taking slow steps. I explained to James that I am now requesting his participation in Field Sobriety exercise, in which he agreed.
On arrival, to Lee County Jail, I began working on my booking sheet and began a twenty minute observation period at 1728 hours. Throughout my observation period, James stood up several times, stating "I am going to over there and smoke a cigarette" and asking to take his hand cuffs off, and I replied "no" and asked him to sit back down. He then took steps towards me and said "what if I don't?". I then walked James to the booking room and gave him to Lee County Jail Correction Officers to be booked as he was due to being placed as disorderly. James was a refusal to submit to a breath sample.
James was charged with Aggravated Battery with a Deadly Weapon, Reckless Driving, and Driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
He was further cited for Reckless driving, Failure to stop at a stop sign and Failing to obey traffic control device."
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Outro: (14:54)
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"On 7/16/22 at approximately 1010 hrs. I responded to a possible trespass involving a black male. When I arrived on scene the defendant, Jeremy K, provided the name Demetrice W. He advised he did not have identification and was identified using the name and birth he advised. The W subject had an active warrant in Georgia that was confirmed through dispatch.
The defendant was placed under arrest for the warrant, and a person search subsequent to arrest was conducted. The defendant had a loaded 9mm handgn in his waistband when taken into custody. It was not until entering the jail that the defendant advised he had provided his brother’s information. He advised his FL identification card was in his wallet and it confirmed his true name was Jeremy K.
The defendant was taken into custody at the Dellwood Dollar General, 3628 Hwy 69. His vehicle was on the property and was towed. Deputy Cobb J50 conducted a vehicle inventory of the vehicle prior to it being towed. During his inventory he located a glass smoking apparatus in plain view near the driver’s seat. Deputy Cobb then conducted a probable cause search of the rest of the vehicle. Located in the vehicle was approximately 4 grams of pressed pills that field tested presumptive positive for M D M A. Also located were two small plastic baggies containing a combined weight of approximately 6 grams of a white crystalline substance that field tested presumptive positive as m*thamphetmine. The glass smoking apparatus contained 14 g of a clear liquid that field tested presumptive positive for m*thamphetmine as well.
Based on the physical evidence and statements made by the defendant he was found in violation of the following Florida Statutes. Being a felon the defendant did violate F.S.S. 790.23(1a) Felon in Possession of a Firearm. A criminal history confirmed that the defendant has been found guilty of multiple felony charges in the past. The weapon was concealed in his waistband beneath his shirt, and he does not hold a valid concealed weapons permit contrary to F.S.S. 790.01(1). He did knowingly and willfully provide another individual’s name to avoid identification contrary to F.S.S. 901.36 Providing False Name to Law Enforcement. There were no individuals riding with the defendant, and he was the only individual who had access to his vehicle. The narcotics inside the vehicle were therefore in his possession contrary to F.S.S. 893.13(1a2) Possession of M*thamphetamine and F.S.S. 893.147(1b) Possession of Paraphernalia. The defendant was transported to the Jackson County Correctional Facility without incident. This incident did occur in Jackson County, FL."
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"On 09/11/2022 I was dispatched to a trespassing. Once on scene I made contact with Deb, she explained to me that James pointed a black g n at her while she was walking her dog passed lot 8, he was present at the address next to lot 8. Mark also stated that when he was turning the corner in his vehicle, he seen James pointing a black object at Deb. James was just a few feet away on the property next door when I made contact with him, he immediately starts saying Its for pellets for my protection because people come in at night ( I aint point nothing at nobody yet but i will k l them). James then took me to where he was keeping it and handed it over to me iw matched the description that was given to me by the victim and witness. James was yelling out profanity and very angry at the time causing a disturbance in the neighborhood. I could tell from dealing with James in the past that he was intoxicated, I could smell it emitting from his person. I told james that he was under arrest. He asked me if he could take care of his dogs first and I let him feed them before he left. He had the dogs tied ip in a shed on the property of lot 8. James moved his dogs to the property next to lot 8, james then went to say that the had the gn to get rats. I then showed and asked the victim and witness was this the object they saw with him, and they said yes it was. I then made contact with Barbra the property owner ands she explained she wanted him trespassed. I has her sign a permanent trespass for the property and served it at the Franklin County Jail"
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“On July 3, 2022, I was dispatched to Marianna Florida, in reference to a stolen camper trailer. Upon arrival, I was contacted by the victim, who advised that he was contacted by his neighbor about his horse being loose. When he arrived, he found that his 2006 black camper trailer was missing. He said it was stored in his pole barn and described it being a Harley Davidson trailer with the lettering being removed but still had the eagle stickers on all four sides.
He went on to state that when it was taken as it was being taken out through the gate they turned too hard and damaged the fence. I did observe fresh tire marks on the grass and fresh dirt on the roadway corroborating what the complainant had stated. I photographed the scene, and I departed attempting to locate the trailer with negative results.
Once I had received all the information for the trailer was sent out to the Jackson COunty Dispatch for the trailer to be entered into NCIC/FCIC as stolen. On July 3, 2022, the Jackson County Sheriff's Office received information from a caller, who advised that she had been behind the stolen trailer she had learned about on Facebook. She was able to provide the tag that confirmed it was indeed the stolen trailer.
Deputy Warner was able to locate the trailer being towed by a white GMC Van. Sheriff Edenfield who was in the area assisted Deputy Wagner as he was able to lawfully detain the driver, who was identified as Larry. It should be noted that there was a passenger identified as Shannon.
Deputy Warner was able to run Larry’s driver’s license through the Jackson County Dispatch learning that Larry had a warrant out of Kentucky for absconding parole supervision and for failure to report to the parole officer as directed. Shannon was run through dispatch with negative results on the information she had provided.
Once I had arrived on the scene I was able to read his Miranda warning who waived his rights, stating that he wanted to talk to me. I asked Larry where he got the trailer and he advised that he went to the gas station across the street from a barbecue restaurant.
LArry then stated he had spoken to a male named he knew only as Alvin who was wearing a gray “bib” but could not provide further detail. He then went on to state that he had stage four cancer resulting in having a bad memory. Larry continued that he talked to Alvin for about an hour before he rented the camper for $500. I asked Larry what time he had spoken to Alvin, but he could not give me a consistent answer. He first said it was around lunch but when he learned it was not even 12 yet, changed it to between 8 and 9.
She stated they had gone to the gas station but she did not remember LArry speaking to anyone let alone speaking to someone for any length of time. Shannon then went on to state that Larry picked her up last night and wasn't exactly sure where they were. It should be noted that Larry’s story was very inconsistent and changed several times, but Shannon was consistent with very minor changes which led me to believe she was not an accessory.
I observed a deep gouge that went all the way through the trailer's sheet metal on the left side. This gouge was consistent with the damage caused by the gate as the trailer had been taken. I further observed that the GMC van had damage on the left side that was the same height and appeared to be done by the same gate.
I photographed the damage to the trailer and GMC van which will be included in the case file. The trailer was returned to the victim and the GMC van was removed by John’s Automotive to be towed back to Panama City upon owner’s request.”
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“I Officer Jacob R. was dispatched to an address in Carrabelle, Florida in reference to a verbal disturbance. The complainant was the wife of Deputy Toni Raffield who stated her neighbors were arguing and Deputy Raffield was going to see what the problem was. Upon my arrival I made contact with Deputy Raffield who stated individuals that were renting out the house next to his were in a verbal argument and he stood by until I arrived. I then made contact with Andrew who stated he and his girlfriend/ex-girlfriend Gerrilyn were at the bar and he decided to leave her there and go back to the air bnb. Andrew stated when he arrived at the air bnb Gerrilyn and another male drove up and Gerrilyn continued to argue wih him. Andrew did have a scratch on his left cheek that was lightly bleeding and scratch marks on his left forearm. Andrew refused to state if Gerrilyn physically assaulted him. I then spoke to Gerrilyn who was extremely irate with Andrew and was continuing to yell obscene things at him. I asked Gerrilyn if she had anywhere to go for the night in which she stated she wanted to get her dog and go stay with the male that drove her to the air bnb. As Deputy Hewitt and I were discussing the situation Gerrilyn, Andrew, Deputy Raffield, and the male that did not want to provide information were standing in the driveway of the residence. That is when Deputy Raffield witnessed Gerrilyn walk up to Andrew and kick him. Deputy Raffield then notified me of this and I advised Gerrilyn that she was going to be arrested got domestic battery. Gerrilyn continued to let out a barrage of obscene language towards Andrew and began walking towards him once again. It was at this point I lightly grabbed the tricep area of Gerrilyn’s right arm to help guide her towards my patrol vehicle. Gerrilyn then pulled her arm away from me so I grabbed her right wrist and she pulled away once again, this time Gerrilyn turned around towards me and grabbed my shirt and open hand slapped me on my right cheek. I then grabbed Gerrilyn by the hair on the crown of her head and pushed her back away from me. Due to Gerrilyn being so intoxicated she tripped and fell into the side of the truck that was in the drive way. Gerrilyn did not receive any injuries from this incident. While Gerrilyn was on the ground in a seated / kneeling position with my hand still on the crown of her head Deputy Jarred H. applied handcuffs and double locked them. Gerrilyn was then brought to my patrol car by Deputy Raffield and I and placed in the cage. While talking with Andrew again he stated that he did not want to pursue any charges. Andrew also refused to give any other information other than his name, phone number, and address. The male that Gerrilyn arrived to the air bnb with also stated he did not want to be a witness in the incident and did not wish to provide any personal information.”
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“On 09.14.2022 Deputy Register was headed east when he observed Preston driving a red Chevy pickup truck. Deputy Register had just previously confirmed that Preston had a suspended driver’s license with multiple priors.
While Deputy Register was escorting Preston to his patrol car, Preston began to run on foot. Deputy Register advised dispatch that he was 10-31(in pursuit) on foot, he was able to catch Preston tackling him to the ground, Preston would attempt to wrap Deputy Registers body up with his arms, Deputy Register preformed a takedown on Preston, while on the ground Preston continued to resist Deputy Register and Deputy Chief Hogan, Deputy Register then drive stunned Preston. Preston immediately stopped resisting both officers and was secured into handcuffs.”
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"On Saturday January 1st, 2022, Officer J. Way was on uniformed marked patrol for the Fort Myers Police Department in the City of Fort Myers, Lee County, Florida. At approximately 9:50 AM, Officer Way responded to a funeral home and crematory in reference to an ex-employee who was inside the business and was operating the crematory incinerators. The 911 caller advised dispatch that he could see the ex-employee on the cameras and identified him. Officer B. Koski, J. Garrett, M. Spencer, I. Caffroni, and Sargent J. Gomez arrived on scene first, found George in the crematory room and detained him. Officers observed that both incinerators were running and that a body was on the table in front of one of the incinerators, ready to be cremated.
Upon arrival, Officer Way spoke with the caller, who is the general manager for the funeral home, and obtained an audio recorded sworn statement of the following:
George had an altercation with another employee on December 15th, 2021 at which point George gave the manager a handwritten letter of resignation. On December 16th, 2021, George returned all of his employee shirts, keys, and company identification. The manager spoke with George on the 15th and informed him that he was no longer welcome at the business and to stay out of the building. The manager stated George understood that he wasn’t allowed to return to the business and that he was no longer an employee.
The manager stated that the funeral home does not generally operate on the weekends and that they never cremate on the weekends. The manager said that in order to cremate any bodies on the weekend would require his prior authorization. He stated that he had never given prior authorization to cremate on the weekend.
The manager explained that cremating is regulated by the State of Florida and that to do so lawfully requires training and employment by a properly certified funeral home.The manager stated that George had received the necessary training but that he was not employed by the funeral home on January 1st 2022.
The manager stated that on behalf of the funeral home, he would like to press charges for George trespassing inside the structure after being told he was not allowed to return.
The manager explained that the incinerators are run by computers that are affixed to the outside of them, and that to cremate, specific information such as weight must be entered into the computer which controls temperature and time. George had entered the appropriate information into the computer that indicated George had the intent to cremate the body that was found on the table in front of the incinerator.
Officer Way, informed by the administrator of the funeral home had received a voicemail from George while he was inside the business on January 1st, 2022 in which George was asking about the bodies that he had to cremate that day."
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"On 11/17/2021 I responded to the Circle K in reference to a theft.
Upon my arrival, I made contact with victim who advised his cell phone was stolen. The victim advised he is a regular customer at the location. He advised he left his iPhone 12 on the counter of the “Polar Pop” station and entered the restrooms. The victim advised before entering the restroom, there were only three people in the store, to include himself and the store clerk. The victim advised he does not know who the suspect was.
The victim valued his Apple iPhone at $1,280.
Upon reviewing the store’s video footage, I observed a white male suspect, later identified as the defendant, take the victim’s iPhone from the counter and place it into his pocket. The time stamp the defendant took the phone was at 0238 hours on 11/17/2021.
On 1/20/2022, I identified the defendant by sending photos from the store video to this agency’s Intel Unit. The Intel Unit identified the defendant, as well as I was able to compare a recent booking photo of the defendant to the store video footage. I positively identified the defendant as the suspect who stole the victim’s phone.
I responded to the homeless camp, where the defendant is known to frequent in an attempt to make contact with him. I located the defendant.
During a Post-Miranda interview with the defendant, he acknowledged he remembered the iPhone at the “Polar Pop” station at the incident location. He advised he found the phone, to which he believed belonged to his friend “Mike”, who he advised was also at the store. The defendant acknowledged the phone did not belong to him. I then asked the defendant if he asked “Mike” about the phone, to which the defendant advised “Mike” told him the phone was not his. I then asked why the defendant did not turn the phone into the store clerk to which he advised that “Mike” was supposed to do it., The defendant advised “Mike” turned the phone into the store clerk before they left the location.
When I reviewed the store footage, the defendant nor did “Mike” return the phone. I placed the defendant under arrested and transported him to the Marion County Jail.
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“On Monday May 9th 2022 at approximately 1419 hours I was proactively patrolling Hwy 90 west of Cypress Florida in my marked patrol unit.
While I was conducting this patrol, I was traveling east on Hwy 90 and I observed a black in color Nissan pickup truck traveling west on Hwy 90 traveling 71 miles per hour in a zone marked 55 miles per hour. I conducted a probable cause traffic stop on this vehicle for traveling 16 miles per hour over the speed limit.
The vehicle came to a stop. I made contact with the driver and sole occupant of the vehicle, on the passenger side of the vehicle and did observe several fire arms within the vehicle. While I was speaking with the driver he informed me that he did not know if his license was suspended or not. Due to the driver’s nervousness and him possibly not having a valid driver’s license, I had him exit the vehicle and step back to my vehicle.
I had the driver sit in my passenger seat so that he could give me his full information for me to enter into NCIC/FCIC to check the status of his driver’s license. While I was speaking with NCIC it was revealed that his license had been suspended since 7/19/21 and again on 12/7/21. The driver’s license had been canceled on 04/7/22. I asked the driver if there were anymore fire arms within the vehicle and the driver advised me that he had mj in the vehicle but did not have a medical card.
I then conducted a probable cause search of this vehicle due to there being marijuana within the vehicle that the driver did not legally possess. While conducting the search, I did locate a well used glass pipe that did contain residue that field tested positive for m th. I began speaking with the driver regarding the pipe and informed him that he needed to hang up his phone but he did not. I asked again for him to hang up his phone due to him being detained. The driver then began to extend his hand with his phone so I attempted to accept the phone from him. He snatched back his arm and said “don’t touch my phone”. I then attempted to grab his phone at which point he pushed me and began to quickly back away. I attempted to grab him to place him under arrest when he pushed me again, causing me to lose my balance and fall down the hill. I got back up and the driver now was facing me with his chest puffed and shoulders rolled forward in an aggressive stance yelling at me while approaching me.
Due to the driver having already battered me and now he is aggressing toward me in an aggressive stance and in a heightened state, I deployed my department issued taser 7 and was able to successfully incapacitate the driver and was able to safely place him under arrest.
While on scene waiting for a tow truck the driver attempted to get up and flee, deputies on scene had to physically wrestle with him to get him back under control.
One of the firearms located within the vehicle was a handgun that was in plain view and was readily accessible within the reach of the driver. The handun was holstered but was not in a holster with a strap or snap across the backstrap of the un, which would have qualified it aws a securely encased as required by Florida law. The driver does not possess a concealed carry license.”
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“On Friday, December 24th 2021, at approx 2:36 am, while on uniformed marked patrol in the city of Fort Myers, Office Bottomley and Officer Lutz responded to the [redacted] in reference to criminal mischief.
Upon arrival, officers made contact with security personnel who stated a male, later identified as John, had kicked a propane patio heater to the ground. John was being held by security for the offices pending an investigation. Officers on scene made contact with [redacted] who is a security officer for the hotel. [redacted] stated the following:
[redacted} was sitting near the door outside the patio when he observed John running towards a propane patio heater located in the middle of the patio. [redacted] then observed John kick the heater to the ground and run southbound towards [redacted]. Did not observe John after he ran. A few minutes later [redacted] observed John on the east side of the property bear the retention pond. John started running towards [redacted] until [redacted] told him to stop and offered him coffee. John then became calm and walked inside the hotel with [redacted]. John stayed with [redacted] until officers arrived. [redacted] advised that the heater contained glass that shattered when it was kicked by John and that the connecting hose for the propane had snapped. [redacted] advised that he would like to press charges on behalf of the hotel.
Officer Bottomly placed John into restraints, searched him, then put him in his patrol vehicle. It was evident that John was extremely intoxicated as he had urinated on himself and was confused about the incident. John was too intoxicated to understand his constitutional rights and to provide a sworn statement. [redacted] provided a sworn statement of the above story, which was submitted to evidence . com. Officer Lutz then spoke to the overnight supervisor, identified as [redacted], who stated that she did not see the incident but would like to press charges on behalf of the hotel.”
“On January 18th, 2022, at 0554 hours I observed a red dodge driving on Silver Springs. I ran the tag through FCIC/NCIC and the tag was not coming back registered to a specific vehicle. After further investigation of the information on FCIC/NCIC, the registered owner of the tag did not have a valid license.
I attempted to conduct my traffic stop and before I could complete the call out of my location and tag/vehicle description, the driver, black male, got out of the vehicle and approached my assigned patrol car #952. I gave verbal commands to Tony to get back into his vehicle and he kept pleading “ma’am don't you have a heart, just let me go.” I told Tony to get back in the vehicle so I could conduct my traffic stop and Tony kept begging to let him go. I called for backup as precautionary due to Tony stating “man, you’re already taking me to jail.” I asked Tony for his name and he advised his name was “Tony.” He began to walk to the house adjacent to where we were located after Tony seen another patrol vehicle approaching.
Officer W. Bode was first to arrive as my backup and he asked me what was going on as I was issuing verbal commands to Tony to come back to my patrol car. I advised Officer Bode of Tonys being the driver of the vehicle and Tonys attempting to flee inside the residence. Officer Bode began to issue verbal commands to Tony to step away from the door and come towards him, Officer Bode, and myself. Other officers began to arrive on scene and attempted to prevent Tony from going inside the house. Tony began to resist officers by not keeping his arms still in order to place handcuffs on his wrists. Officers began to issue verbal commands to Tony to stop resisting. Tony kept trying to enter the residence regardless of the lasers from the ta ser being pointed directly at him. My supervisor, Sergeant R. Vann arrived on scene and began to assist the other officers in an attempt to detain Tony. It should be noted, it took four (4) officers to detain Tony.
Tony was placed under arrest for resisting an officer and placed in the back of my patrol car.
At the time, Tonys identity was still unknown and he provided his name after being placed in my patrol vehicle. Tony’s name and date of birth was provided to channel three (3) dispatch to which they advised Tony did not have a valid driver's license.
After further investigation of the vehicle, the correct FL tag belonging to the vehicle was *********. The vehicle did not come back registered to Tony.
Officers called a wrecker for the vehicle due to Tony not being the registered owner. After an inventory search of the vehicle was conducted, Tony’s Florida ID card was located. I looked up his Florida ID number on DAVID and discovered Tony’s Florida drivers license has been revoked since 11/12/1997. After reviewing Tony's driving history on DAVID, it should be noted he has had four (4) previous DWLSR charges and as well as a Fleeing/Eluding a Police Officer charge.
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“On 01/22/2022 while on foot I observed a black Chevy Malibu go through a stop sign without stopping.
I notified K9 Deputy Esquivel K6139 who also observed the infraction. He attempted a traffic stop with lights and sirens active. The vehicle failed to stop and a pursuit was initiated.
K9 Deputy Esquivel canceled the pursuit as the vehicle approached traffic.
The vehicle cleared through traffic and turned east. Due to the traffic being lighter K9 Deputy Esquivel caught back up to the fleeing vehicle and continued the pursuit.
The vehicle continued to flee as it turned south. SGT Watts s2628 utilized stop sticks which the vehicle struck.
I caught up to the pursuit and observed the defendant/driver was losing control of the vehicle at a speed of approximately 30 mph. I performed a precision immobilization technique, which caused the vehicle to stop.
The driver/co-defendant and passenger defendant were taken into custody without incident.
Deputy Arias 5941 observed a green leafy substance in plain view on the passenger floorboard of the vehicle. The green leafy substance weighed approximately 26 grams and field tested positive for mj. The paraphernalia consisted of a crown royal bag, a digital scale, clear baggies, metal grinder, white plastic container containing blunt ends with green leafy substance. There were four phones located in the vehicle also placed into evidence due to being related to criminal activity.
Post Miranda the driver/co-defendant refused to talk but the passenger/defendant agreed to talk to me and advised that the green leafy substance was his and it should weigh less than 20 grams.
The defendant and co-defendant were transported to the Marion County jail without incident.”
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“I, Deputy Herrell, along with Deputy Rafferty of the Jackson County Sheriff's Office were dispatched for a suspicious vehicle on 02/13/2022.
The CAD notes stated the gray color Crown Victoria had been parked in the middle of the road since last night and that no one was inside the vehicle. Upon our arrival we noticed that there was in fact a person inside the vehicle in the driver seat, with the ability to drive the vehicle. The individual was covered entirely in a blanket and was the sole occupant of the vehicle. Deputy Rafferty tapped on the passenger side window in an attempt to make contact with the subject. When Deputy Rafferty did this he noticed that the keys were still in the ignition. The subject awoke from the tapping and exited the vehicle in a confused manner and stated he didn't know where he was. The subject was talking about how he had been out driving the vehicle last night looking for his daughter who was supposedly running through the woods. The subject was asked if he had an ID in which he stated he did. He willingly provided us with his license and he was identified as Ruben. While Deputy Rafferty spoke with the subject, dispatch advised he did not have a valid license.
Upon further investigation it was determined that Ruben had 9 prior DWSLR [driving with license suspended/revoked] convictions and was currently on probation in Jackson County. Deputy Raffery told him to get in his vehicle and leave. Before Deputy Rafferty told Ruben to do this, he was speaking to Ruben and did not hear radio traffic from dispatch in which they stated that his license was not valid. Ruben’s brother arrived and they were able to get the vehicle started. Ruben then got in and drove the vehicle to his brother's house. Deputy Rafferty and I reviewed all information present and Ruben was placed under arrest at the time.”
"The following occurred in the city of Delray Beach, County of Palm Beach FL. On 03/27 a motor vehicle crash was reported to DBPD Dispatch. The motor vehicle crash involved 2 vehicles with one of those vehicles overturned. Several DBPD Officers and DBFD responded to the crash scene. Officers met with a white female driver who was standing on the passenger side of a Honda SUV that overturned. She was in and out of the interior of the Honda attempting to remove property. She was screaming about her boyfriend was on the way and she already contacted a lawyer. She was instructed by Ofc. Cusson DBPD to stop taking property out of the Honda and allow DBFD to assess her condition due to the Honda overturning. She refused and continued to go in and out of the Honda. Officers gave several commands to exit the Honda and she refused and said she did not have to listen to officers. Several Officers attempted to detain her by placing her in handcuffs and she actively resisted by pulling away from officers. While resisting, she screamed her boyfriend was a pitcher for the Yankees and was on his way. It took several officers over 2 min to detain her in the rear seat of a patrol car. Due to her resisting and not allowing FD to assess her condition, FD administered sedative .
I met with the victim who provided a sworn statement. She stated the southbound traffic signal was green and she entered the intersection to continue south. She stated after entering the intersection, she observed another vehicle approaching from her right. She stated she could not avoid the crash and pulled over after it occurred. She stated she suffered an injury to her arm due to the crash.
I responded to DMC to meet with the suspect. I immediately smelled the odor of alcoholic beverage coming from her. She was lying on the hospital bed and had a neck brace on. Her eyes were red and had a glassy appearance. She was alert but not aware of her surroundings or what had occurred. She was not capable of making informed decisions. She possessed a valid DL and a blood draw was performed due to her operation of a motor vehicle constitutes consent to any sobriety test required by law.
On 04/14 a toxicology report for the blood sample was completed. The report stated the blood sample measured at .197 and .199 +/- .015 grams of ethanol per 100 milliliters of blood.”
“On 8/8/22 at approximately 11:55PM I responded to a disturbance with a tow truck driver and a citizen. Upon arrival I met Brett who was extremely irritated with the fact that his neighbors car was being towed. The vehicle was already verified to be towed and Brett was very upset that "someone is stealing my neighbors car and you need to do something about it".
I instructed Brett several times to retreat back to his residence and it was not his business that the vehicle was being towed. The owner of the vehicle, whom did not wish to be involved in this report, was already aware that her vehicle was being towed and was able to get her belongings out of the car and go back into her home. At this time the tow truck driver, whom also did not wish to be involved in this report, was attempting to leave with the vehicle when Brett came out of his residence that was 3 houses away and stood in front of the truck telling the tow truck driver "you are stealing this car and I am not leaving until you put it back". The tow truck driver began to call CCSO dispatch in order to have law enforcement have him removed.
When I arrived I verified with the driver that he was in fact at the correct house and in fact had the correct vehicle. Brett became very upset again saying "you need to verify the VIN on that vehicle and he is stealing it". I again advised Brett to retreat to his residence due to the situation being none of his concern. Brett pulled out his cell phone and yelled "I am recording you not doing your job" as he was sticking up his middle finger at me. I again demanded that Brett retreat back to his residence as this was none of his concern. It should be noted that while speaking with Brett the smell of alcohol was coming off of his person. Brett had slurred speech and was not steady on his feet.
At this time several people from various houses came outside to see what the commotion was about. Brett continued to yell at me "you are blinding me with the photons from your flashlight and it is illegal to do so. It is the same as pointing a green laser at an airplane". I advised Brett that the light illuminating from my flashlight was in fact not green and it was pointed at him for my safety due to the street not having street lights. Brett continued to record me and began to yell "lick my a** hole. Get the f**k out of my neighborhood you f***ing a** hole. This is my f***ing street and you need to leave". At one point during this interaction with Brett he did in fact retreat to his house but continued to yell from an open window "check the VIN you f***ing a** hole" and closed the window and turned the light off. As I was attempting to leave, Brett reappeared from his residence onto the neighbors yard and began to repeatedly tell me to "lick my a** hole you f***ing a** holes" while holding up his middle finger.
Brett was given several verbal warnings to retreat back to his residence or he would be going to jail for disorderly conduct due to people coming out of various houses to inspect the commotion. Brett did not adhere to these warnings at all. Due to the concerns from the neighboring residences, Brett was told to stay where he was and to show his hands. Brett complied with commands and was placed under arrest for disorderly conduct. Brett was transported to the Columbia County Detention Facility without incident.”
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“On Friday Sept 10 2021 Detective Boland and I, Detective Johnson were standing at the corner when we observed a black Honda car approach the stop sign.
Detective Boland recognized the driver and we were aware he did not have a valid Florida drivers license. I recognized the passenger who had an outstanding felony warrant. We observed the subjects in the vehicle looking at us just before they turned. Deputy Boland and I got behind the black Honda. Detective Boland activated our vehicle's lights and sirens. They turned left, pulled into the right side of the roadway and came to a complete stop.
I exited our vehicle and began approaching them. I observed the passenger reaching into the backseat of the vehicle and I began giving him verbal orders. As I got to the rear passenger side of the vehicle the driver accelerated and began fleeing north. The driver turned right onto Asheville highway giving complete disregard to the stop sign.
The driver began traveling at speeds exceeding 100 mph. At t=one point the car was paced at 101 mph. The driver continuously passed vehicles in areas marked with double yellow lines and hills in no passing zones. On multiple occasions vehicles were forced to break and exit the roadway as the driver swerved in and pout of lanes.
At an intersection the driver continued through a stop sign with complete disregard for any approaching traffic.
Brooks county Sheriff’s office (GA) was notified of the pursuit. Near Highway 221 the passenger threw an item from the passenger window. At that time Brooks County entered the pursuit. Brooks County attempted two stop stick deployments, but the attempts were not successful. The driver disregarded another stop sign and turned north at a high rate of speed. Brooks county was able to begin overtaking them, at that point they took over the pursuit.
As the Driver entered Quitman City Limits he struck a black sedan in the front passenger quarter panel causing extensive damage to the sedan. (Note: the driver of the sedan was transported to the Hospital). The suspect vehicle's hood was not bent over his windshield as he accelerated and struck another vehicle. Brooks County was able to pin the vehicle in. The driver attempted to exit the drivers side of the vehicle: due to the vehicle being pinned they were unable to flee on foot and were taken into custody. (Note: while detaining them I observed paraphernalia in plain view).
Detective Crosby with the Brooks County task force arrived on scene. Detective Boland deployed K9 Pepe who gave a positive alert for the odor of narco tics coming from the vehicle. A search was conducted and the following items were collected. In the driver's floor was a multi-colored bag, which contained a plastic bag with aprox 1.4g of coca in. Located in the center console was a clear plastic bag containing aprox 6g of mj. Also located in the center console was a ten separately packaged bags of synthetic cannabinoids weighing sprox 7g.
Detective Tharpe returned to the area where the items was thrown from the vehicle. A plastic bag consistent with the type collected from the vehicle was found. The bag contained multiple empty plastic bags.”
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Outcome: (21:49)
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"On Friday, March 11th, 2022 I, D/S Beck, responded to a report about the location of a possible fugitive. Caller advised there was a woman staying in a spare room in her home. I was able to run the name given and it was confirmed there were 2 active warrants. Caller explained where she lived and gave permission to enter her residence to complete the serving of warrants. Caller agreed and signed a consent to search / waiver of search warrant form. Caller explained, Suspect came to the caller asking for a place to sleep and the caller allowed the suspect to sleep in a spare bedroom for approximately one week. Cpl. Adamczyk, D/S Roddy and I arrived to serve the warrants. Cpl Adamcyzk assisted with the outside of the residence, while D/S Roddy and I entered the home. Suspect was found in the back left bedroom, located in the north portion of the residence. I explained to her that she was under arrest for her outstanding warrants and she was placed into custody with nor further incident. While I was walking her out of the residence, I asked for her ID and she advised it was in the bedroom. She tried to go back to the bedroom and I advised her I would go and retrieve it. This is when she appeared to become nervous. As I entered the bedroom to retrieve the wallet in plain view I observed several medication bottles with different names attached to them. Suspect was then escorted outside and placed in a patrol vehicle to be transported to jail. I made contact with the homeowner and asked if she would allow a search of the bedroom where the suspect had been staying in, due to possible narcotics. The homeowner agreed and filled out another consent to search waiver.
The homeowner explained the suspect had a permanent address located in Leon County and had only been staying with her to sleep at her residence, due to the suspect having difficulties with her marriage. Upon searching the room several items were found. Four items of paraphernalia were found for smoking purposes. A small glass container was found inside her purse which contained a white crystal-like substance. A presumptive test came back positive for m*th, weighing approx 0.1 gram. Another small glass container was found on top of a desk containing a brown powdery substance. A presumptive test came back positive for F*ntanyl, weighing approx 1 gram. Inside her cigarettes, a receipt paper was found folded up, containing an unknown crushed pill. This unknown substance was collected and will be sent to FDLE for testing. 16 prescription pill bottles were located with different names on each one. Each bottle contained prescription pills with different varieties and purposes. Inside a wallet located in her purse, five credit / debit cards were found each issued with a different cardholder's name. All items collected for evidence were photographed and placed into secure evidence bags to be safely secured at the Sheriff's Office.
After transport to jail the suspect was read her Miranda rights. She waived her rights and agreed to speak. She admitted to buying M*th which was given to her in a glass vile. She admitted to possession of paraphernalia and had used three items to smoke. She explained the debit / credit cards belonged to her friends and she had found these items in several different incidents. When she was asked about the brown powdery substance, she explained it was bought at a local dispensary. When she was explained the substance tested positive for f*ntanyl, she advised it was ‘Keif’ and should only come back for thc. I asked her if she had a medical card. She explained she did not have a valid card, so her friend made the purchase for this item. She explained she did have m*th addiction but only uses this narcotic for pain purposes. She could not explain the prescription pill bottles which were not prescribed to her and why they were in her personal belongings. She was then arrested.”
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Outcome: (23:53)
Police Report:
“On 04/29/2021 at 1137 hours members of the DBPD Tact Team to include Ofc. Grubb, Ofc. Masi, and I were on patrol in an unmarked DBPD police vehicle equipped with emergency lights and siren. I then observed black male walking westbound on the side walk. The black male then proceeded to drop a piece of trash from his hand onto the ground (litter) and then continued walking westbound. I made contact with the subject and identified him as Larry from multiple prior police contacts. I advised Larry that he cannot litter on public property. While speaking with LArry, I observed that he was clenching his left fist tightly. I asked Larry whether he had anything illegal on his person to include a “stem” with him. Larry then unclenched his hand and admitted that he had a “stem” on him. “Stem” is a street level narcotics term used to describe a glass pile used to smoke crack. Larry handed me the “stem” which had burn marks at both ends and a copper wool stuffed with in. Based on my training, knowledge, and experience I know this type of pipe to be used to smoke crack.
The “stem” was later field tested which yield a positive result for the presence of coc**ne.”
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Outcome (6:31)
Police Report:
“On 01/12/2022 Dep B Welch, Dep Lohachareonvanich, and I conducted a traffic stop. We observed a Honda Civic traveling south. A check of the Honda’s plate revealed the tag to be expired as of 12/12/2021. Because of this Dep B Welch activated his emergency equipment and the vehicle stopped.
I approached the vehicle and introduced myself to the passenger of the vehicle, and explained the reason for the stop. As Dep B Welch completed the traffic citation, K9 Deputy Bohner arrived on scene and utilized his k9 around the perimeter of the vehicle. Dep Bohner informed me the K9 positively alerted on the vehicle and a search was conducted. During the search Dep Bohner located two glass pipes, commonly used for smoking narcotics, with residue in the front passenger side floorboard where Savannah was seated. SAvannah was detained in double locked handcuffs. She was read Miranda Rights by Dep Lohachareonvanich and post Miranda Savannah denied ownership of the pipes. The pipes later tested presumptive positive for m*th.
Because of this, Savannah was placed under arrest at 1745 hours. A search of her person initially revealed no further contraband. However, after Savannah was seated in the back of my patrol car she told Dep Lohachareonvanich that she had additional narcotics concealed on her person. Savannah stated she had “Xa*ny Bars” concealed “inside” of her. Dep Lohachareonvanich performed a second search of Savannah and located two baggy’s in her vaginal orifice. One baggy contained a broken yellow pill and an intact yellow pill bearing the mark “8039.” A search of drugs.com identified the pill as Alprazolam, or “Xa*ax” as it is known by its brand name. The other baggy contained a large quantity of a clear crystalline substance which later field tested presumptive positive for m*th. The total weight of the crystalline substance was 3.9 grams.”
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Outcome: (15:37)
Police Report:
“On March 15, 2022 I arrived at the Chipola Mart in reference to a subject brandishing a firearm. Marianna Police Department Communications advised, a silver or gray in color Silverado was driving around Milton Ave area and a white male driver was brandishing a firearm out of the window. I observed a gray in color Ford. I observed a white male driver, sitting in the driver's seat, dancing and waving what appeared to be a firearm in the air. I ordered the driver to put the firearm down and display both hands above his head. The driver complied and put the weapon down, placing his hands in the air. I then ordered the driver to put his hands on the roof of the vehicle which he failed to comply. I gave the order again and the driver stared back at me, visibly under the influence of an unknown substance. The driver was removed from the vehicle and identified.
The driver immediately notified me, the weapon was a pellet gun, not a real firearm. A check of the item did yield a black in color, plastic pellet gun. There was also a pellet rifle on the passenger floor board, propped up against the passenger seat, in plain view. In speaking with the driver I detected the strong odor of an alcoholic beverage emanating from his breath as he spoke. The driver became argumentative, stating he was not driving and his significant other was just down the road. The driver’s eyes were bloodshot and glassy. The driver also had trouble keeping his balance. The driver was asked to perform a series of standardized field sobriety tests which he refused to perform. The driver was informed, failure to comply with a lawful request for him to complete a series of standardized field sobriety exercises would result in a decision towards criminal charges being made with the current information available. The driver again refused. The driver was advised he was being criminally charged with driving under the influence.
The driver was transported to the Marianna Police Department for a lawful test of his breath to determine its alcohol content. Once at the office, the driver was instructed by Officer McCormick to exit the vehicle. The driver refused to do so. McCormick instructed him several more times to exit the vehicle and he responded by saying “no, go f”ck yourself, contact Donnie Edenfield”. The driver was informed he was being criminally charged with resisting an officer without violence and transported to jail.
Communications advised the driver had a suspended license for failure to complete DUI school as of February 01, 2022. The driver was found to have several previous criminal charges for habitual traffic violations, the driver is not currently listed as a habitual traffic violator. I reviewed camera footage for the Chipola Mart and found the driver to be operating the motor vehicle on Milton Ave traveling north and entering the parking lot. The driver is observed parking in the same spot I located him in, exiting his vehicle and walking around the truck. The driver enters the store, brandishes the pellet gun, which the store clerk believed to be a firearm, and then placed it in his waistband. The driver paid for his items, exited the store, and returned to his vehicle.
An inventory of the vehicle was completed. In completing the inventory, I located two empty containers of alcoholic beverage, Fireball, each 100 milligram size bottles.”
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Outcome: (7:17)
Police report:
“On 01/01/2022 at approximately 1817 hours, I was patrolling. I observed a gray Honda Civic traveling northbound. I ran the Georgia tag through dispatch whom stated the registration was expired. At that time I initiated a traffic stop with lights and sirens. The vehicle came to a complete and final stop.
I made contact with the driver whom originally stated his name was “james R. Wolfe” with and identification card from South Carolina. I asked “James Wolfe” to spell his name, he complied. I observed he was nervous, and paused while answering simple questions such as how to spell his name, and date of birth. I asked ‘James’ if he ever has an ID or Driver License out of Florida, he stated no. ‘James’ stated he has never had a Driver License. I asked ‘James’ for his vehicle’s registration, and proof of insurance. At the time I ran ‘James Wolfe’s’ name through dispatch, while doing so “james” stopped me and advised me his last name did not have an ‘e’ at the end.
Ofc. Harris arrived on scene, and asked for the passenger and the driver, ‘James Wolf’ to step out of the vehicle. Ofc. Harris asked for consent to search ‘James’ whom stated yes.
At that time, dispatch advised they could not find a positive on ‘James Wold’ out of Florida or South Carolina. Ofc. Harris advised he had discovered a Santa Rosa Inmate ID card on ‘James’ with a different name. I asked ‘James’ to identify himself again. ‘James’ had a look of defeat on his face, and stated he did not want to get in trouble for not having a driver license. ‘James’ then provided his Santa Rosa identification card. Throughout my traffic stop Wolfe was unable to provide the appropriate paperwork.
‘James’ was then positively identified.
Ofc. Harris deployed K9 Mekko on the vehicle, see supplement. At that time a vehicle search was conducted.
It should be noted that while searching the vehicle, dispatch advised they found positive identification. Per dispatch he had an active warrant from Santa Rosa County. He was placed under arrest at that time.
During my search of the vehicle Wolf uttered the following statements to Ofc. Harris. Wolf stated he had MJ in the car. Wolf also stated he had some pills inside the vehicle. Ofc. Harris read Wolf his Miranda Rights from a department issued card. Wolf stated he understood those rights and provided the following statement. Wolf stated he did not have a medical card. Ofc. Harris asked Wolf what kind of pills he had in the vehicle. Wolf stated ‘Xa*ax” pills. Ofc Harris ask him the pills location. Wolf stated they were in a backpack directly behind the seat. Wolf originally stated the backpack was not his, Wolf then changed his response stating the backpack was his. Wolf stated he knew the pills were in his bag, but they were not his.
The following items were located in the backpack and submitted into property management as evidence.
- Suspected Xa*ax (97) capsules and (4) partial capsules (TWP 38g)
-Suspected MJ 28.5g (TWP 37g)
A search was conducted on Wolf’s driver’s license which stated he was a habitual traffic offender since 06/20/2019 for 60 months.”
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outcome: (14:55)
Police report:
"On March 1, 2022 at approximately 1804 hours I D/S Joe Rosmini was dispatched for a reckless driver. Before my arrival dispatch was informed the vehicle had pulled into the parking lot of a veterinarian office. Before my arrival Sgt. Kevin Tharpe arrived and made contact with the driver identified through an expired Florida ID card. I then verified he did not have a current drivers license.
Sgt. Tharpe and I questioned Bryan who informed us he does not have a valid license in any state. In speaking with him we noticed he could not stand still nor formulate coherent sentences. We observed a grey Honda Civic with Georgia plates that Bryan admitted to driving. I asked him if there was anything illegal in the vehicle and I was told he did not know. D/S Richard Thomas arrived with K9 Pepe and proceeded to do a fresh air sniff at which time Pepe alerted twice on the vehicle. D/D Thomas started a search of the vehicle while Sgt. Tharpe and I questioned Bryan who was struggling to stay still and not listening very well. Thomas found a bag which contained m*th residue at this time I placed Bryan into protective custody for his safety as well as ours. I then read him Miranda and he refused to speak with us. He still continued to move around erratically and not listen so after searching him he was placed into Sgt. Tharpe’s vehicle.
I then aided in searching the rest of the vehicle along with his wallet where I discovered 110 tablets of Trazodone in the vehicle’s center console which is used for anxiety in dogs. We also discovered ten pills in the trunk of the vehicle of Sulfamethoxazole which is a pain killer for dogs. There were several items of drug paraphernalia found in the center console including a metal spoon with residue on it and a smoking pipe with unknown residue in it. We also found ammunition in the passenger seat along with a range bag in the trunk. There was a small black safe in the passenger seat. I asked Bryan if there was a firearm in it he said no but would not open it. The safe was taken out of the vehicle and put in evidence. At this time Bryan was informed he was under arrest for possession of M*th along with paraphernalia and driving without a valid license with knowledge. The next rotation was called to tow the vehicle.”
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Police report:
“On 02/24/2022, Deputy Howton initiated a traffic stop on a silver 2002 Toyota Tacoma for speeding (55 MPH in a posted 45 MPH). The vehicle turned north and drove for approximately 0.3 miles while Deputy Howton’s lights and sirens were active. The vehicle slowed down for the intersection, at which point I positioned my vehicle in front of the suspects vehicle causing it to stop. As the vehicle stopped, the front passenger quickly exited and fled on foot. Nicole was apprehended by Deputy Howton, while I detained the driver and the backseat passenger. During post Miranda interview, Kris stated he did not know we were trying to stop him, and that he believed Deputy Howton was trying to go around him.
Nicole stated she ran because she had a warrant. Deputy Howton later deployed his k9 for a free air sniff. A short time later Deputy Howton informed me his K9 positively alerted. A search of the vehicle revealed a plastic bag which contained a clear crystal-like substance (which field tested presumptive for m*th).
Based on the above facts and circumstances, Kris was arrested and charged with Fleeing and Eluding. Nicole was arrested on her warrant.”
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