- April 18, 2024
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July 20
I spy
4:09 p.m. — First Block of Fair Oaks Circle. Burglary. The witness said that someone had climbed onto the roof of the aluminum porch where his girlfriend lives, using a garbage can, causing $1,000 in damage. The suspect also entered the porch, but the witness said he did not believe access was made into the home. Two bicycles on the porch were not disturbed.
He said his girlfriend has not been there for two days because she has been staying at his home. He thinks her ex-boyfriend climbed onto the porch, trying to spy on them.
The officer is seeking to contact the girlfriend to see if she can provide more information, and if she wants to pursue charges.
July 24
You fix, I break
2:04 p.m. — 200 Block of South Yonge Street. Vandalism. An employee at a business said that on the previous evening, the office cleaning crew was loading their car when a young woman walked up and told them she knew who damaged the business sign. She said she would be back tomorrow with more information. She said a young male told her he would keep damaging the sign as long as they keep fixing it.
The employee said it was third time this year the sign had been seriously vandalized. The business has security cameras but they are not pointed at the sign.
Damage to the sign was estimated to be $1,500. The officer told the employee to contact him if the woman returns with more information.
July 24
All in the family
10:30 p.m. — First Block of Pine Valley Circle. Theft. The victim said when she arrived home, she noticed that her father had moved out of the residence. She then noticed that $8,100 was missing from the closet in her bedroom.
She said the money was kept in a plastic bag under some clothes, and she noticed the money was missing when she saw the empty bag on her bed. She usually keeps her room locked, but on this day it was unlocked.
She said a few days earlier, she and her father were looking for something when he noticed the money. She said she wants to press charges.
July 24
Hang on to your wallet
2:25 p.m. — Fleming Avenue and South Nova Road. Theft. The victim said she got on a bus in Daytona Beach to travel to Ormond Beach. She said her small, yellow wallet was next to her. When she arrived at her stop, she noticed the wallet was missing. After getting off, she contacted Votran and they said nothing was reported found.
She said others were sitting next to her on the bus and she believes someone took it and got off the bus.
