Sheriff's Report

Sheriff’s Report – July 2025

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4-10-25 Identity Theft

On approximately 4-10-25, the victim filed his tax return. A few days later he discovered someone already had filed taxes using his information. The victim was supposed to owe money with the tax return. However, the fraudulently filed return was filed in a way that funds would be owed to the tax filer. The IRS was contacted and the potential fraud was reported.

5-7-25 Theft

Complainant reported a package was delivered by a delivery service to his residence. Complainant received a delivery notification with a photo of package in the mail box area of his complex. Complainant went to retrieve the package and determined it was missing. Complainant believes that a neighbor was also missing a package. The value of the contents of the package was approximately $102.

5-7-25 Public Disturbance

Sheriff’s Deputy was dispatched to a Village bar for a reported disturbance. Upon arrival, the deputy was directed to the back of the bar where security directed deputy to the alleged defendant. The security guard had indicated that the subject had bit him and therefore had a small bite mark on his hand with a laceration consistent with teeth marks. The subject had a blood covered chin. Subject was yelling and contributing to a disturbance when the deputy arrived. Subject was arrested and transported to Sarasota Jail without incident.

5-15-25

Complainant and boyfriend got in a verbal altercation and complainant alleged that boyfriend took her cell phone. Deputy responded to rental unit in reference to the theft. Boyfriend was not in the rental unit but was located in a gazebo. Boyfriend admitted to taking the phone from complainant. Boyfriend returned to the rental unit and returned the phone to complainant. Complainant indicated she did not wish to press charges. The parties agreed to remain separated for the remaining of the evening and boyfriend packed his belongings from the rental unit.

5-15-25 Residential Burglary

Deputy was dispatched to a residential address with respect to a burglary. Complainant indicated that two unknown females were in her house. Complainant indicated that the residence was damaged in a hurricane and was not occupied at the time. Complainant comes to the residence for mail and to check on it periodically. Victim noticed a white Honda CRV in her driveway and assumed it was a neighbor using the driveway. Complainant went in a side door and noticed an elderly and young female in her living room. The women were speaking another language and kept saying “someone sent them to get these items.” Complainant indicated that the females hurried to their vehicle and left the residence. Complainant indicated that two gray fur coats, valued at $200 were missing. Video surveillance was obtained and fingerprinting undertaken.

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