Sheriff's Report

Sheriff’s Report – February 2026

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11-30-2025 License Plate Theft

Victim reported to the Sheriff’s department that his Florida license plate was stolen from his vehicle. The vehicle was parked at victim’s house. Video footage was sought.

12-03-2025 Public Intoxication; Trespass & Resisting Arrest

Sheriff’s Deputies responded to a Village restaurant in response to a customer refusing to leave the property. The general manager indicated that the subject was causing a disturbance in the restaurant and bothering other customers. The general manager indicated he believed the subject was intoxicated, was using inappropriate language near a table full of kids and was yelling into a cell phone. The general manager asked the subject to tone it down or to leave the restaurant. Upon starting to leave the restaurant the subject became confrontational, according to the manager, by shining the flashlight on subject’s phone into the faces of multiple patrons as well as the security guards in the restaurant. Multiple sheriff’s deputies were entering the restaurant and witnessed the disturbance. Upon request, the subject refused to show the subject’s license or provide any other information requested by the deputies. Subject was then informed that subject was being detained by the deputies. Subject then attempted to push by the deputies but was ultimately detained.

12-03-2025 Failure to Pay Bar Tab

Suspect and a friend consumed alcohol at a restaurant location and ended up with a bar tab of $127.19. The suspect attempted to pay the tab with a credit card but the credit card was declined. Suspect stated she had no other form of payment. The staff of the restaurant allowed her to leave with a promise that she return the next day to pay the bill. The following day the suspect did return to the restaurant but again left without paying. The restaurant contacted Sheriff’s Deputy, who then called the suspect. The suspect agreed with the Sheriff’s Deputy to pay the bill and ultimately did so.

12-21-2025 Christmas Wreath Theft

Sheriff’s Deputy was dispatched to a residential address in connection with an alleged theft. The complainant indicated that she stored her Christmas wreath in a cardboard box in her garage along with her other Christmas items. The victim noticed that the blankets that were covering her Christmas items had been moved. Upon noticing the blankets had been moved she examined the box and discovered that the Christmas wreath was missing. The Sheriff’s Deputy noticed that the garage entrance did not have a door. The wreath is valued at $100.

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