This report is for activity June 6th to 13th. There were 1,759 total calls for service during the week.

FRIday, June 6

  • Deputy Grove responded to Tower Road in Panacea in reference to a Theft. Complainant reported someone had stolen a cooler from his property. Investigation has been turned over to the Criminal Investigations Division.
  • Deputy Marshall responded to Old Nails Road in reference to Lost Property. A citizen reported losing her tag and stated the tag had been on her vehicle for a majority of the day but on her way home from Leon County, a Leon County Deputy advised her she had no tag on her vehicle. The citizen stated she attempted to retrace her steps but was unable to locate the tag.

SATURday, June 7

  • Deputy Smith responded to Truelieve on Crawfordville Highway in reference to a trespass complaint. Contact was made with the manager of the business who reported an individual was inside the store after having been previously issued a trespass warning on May 8. The individual was not on scene upon deputies’ arrival. Surveillance footage was requested and a warrant request was submitted.
  • Deputy Kittrell responded to Gala Court in reference to a fraud complaint. Complainant reported her bank account was recently compromised, advising she attempted to make a purchase on June 6 with her debit card. Complainant stated her Social Security check was recently deposited so the funds should have been available, but when she contacted her bank, she was informed there were two recent transfers from her account totaling $900. Complainant advised she did not authorize the transfers. Investigation has been turned over to the Criminal Investigations Division.

SUNDay, June 8

  • Sgt. Broxsie responded to a Theft at Publix. An employee reported a male subject stealing two sandwiches from the store. Sgt. Broxsie located the subject walking away from Publix. The employee was able to positively identify Trevor John Cooley. After further investigation, Cooley was placed under arrest for Petit Theft and transported to the Wakulla County Detention Facility.
  • Deputy Parker responded to a Theft on Parkside Circle. Complainant reported a person known to her was not returning antique furniture after being asked numerous times. Investigation has been turned over to the Criminal Investigations Division.
  • Sgt. Trujillo conducted a traffic stop for unlawful speed at the intersection of Whiddon Lake Road and Crawfordville Highway. During the stop, Sgt. Trujillo detected the odor of marijuana coming from the interior of the vehicle. During the probable cause search, 56.3 grams of marijuana was located. The driver, Denzel Jkiah Lee Miller was placed under arrest for possession of marijuana and was transported to the Wakulla County Detention Facility.
  • Sgt. Trujillo responded to the area of Mohave Road in reference to a vehicle driving recklessly and tearing up the roads. Upon arrival, Sgt. Trujillo located the vehicle and conducted a traffic stop after observing the vehicle spinning out. During the stop, the driver, Joshua Kyle Reams, admitted to Driving While License Suspended or Revoked(DWLSR) knowingly. Reams was subsequently arrested for DWLSR and was transported to the Wakulla County Detention Facility.

MONday, June 9

  • Walmart Loss Prevention located a pilot’s flight training manual in the parking lot on Saturday. The manual was placed in a secure location in hopes of the owner would come retrieve the book. After waiting a day with no one coming to collect the book, it was submitted to property and evidence for safe keeping.
  • Deputy Parker responded to a structure fire on Lynn Circle. The complainant reported hearing an explosion while sitting in his living room. Complainant stated when he walked outside to investigate, he observed his neighbor’s camper trailer on fire. Wakulla County Fire Rescue responded and extinguished the fire. During the investigation, it was discovered the owners live out of state. Contact was made with the owners and informed of this incident. The trailer was a complete loss.
  • Deputy Cordoba responded to Red Lake Road in reference to a Criminal Mischief. The resident reported someone purposely damaging his gate and mailbox. Damages were estimated at approximately $550.

TUESday, June 10

  • Deputy Irvin responded to Crum’s Mini Mall for a retail theft. The complainant reported a retail theft that occurred earlier in the day that she had not reported yet. She advised the golfcart that was used after the theft was located near Las Palmas Restaurant. Deputy Irvin located the cart and met with two possible suspects. Case has been forwarded to the Criminal Investigations Division.
  • Deputy Godwin responded to Catawba Trail in reference to a Battery. A resident reported an unknown subject passed by his home and shot at him with an air soft gun. Investigation continuing.

WEDNESday,
June 11

  • Deputy Weekes responded to Smith Creek Hwy and made contact with a citizen who reported she had lost her prescription medication and has been unable to locate it over the past few days. She requested this incident be documented in order to obtain a new prescription.

THURSday, June 12

  • Deputy Marshall investigated a Lost/Missing Firearm complaint on Feather Trail. The complainant reported losing his firearm in Leon County. The firearm was entered into FCIC/NCIC.
  • Deputy Marshall investigated a Criminal Mischief at Wakulla Correctional Institution. The complainant reported someone damaging her vehicle at work, and stated while working at WCI, an unknown subject had keyed her vehicle. Video surveillance was requested. Case has been forwarded to the Criminal Investigations Division.
  • Lt. Spence and deputies Smith and Kittrell saturated the area of Autumn Woods Way after receiving information a stolen silver Honda sedan was in the area. The vehicle was eventually located by Lt. Spence and a traffic stop was initiated. The driver, John Wesley McMahan, was detained and questioned. McMahan stated he recently purchased the vehicle in Leon County from two unknown individuals at the Circle K, located at South Monroe and Orange Avenue. McMahan could not provide proof of purchase and was subsequently placed under arrest for grand theft of a motor vehicle. Tallahassee Police were notified and Quality Tow responded to retrieve the vehicle. McMahan was transported to the Wakulla County Detention Facility.

FRIday, June 13

  • Deputy Kreitlow responded to Walmart in reference to a Retail Theft. Walmart Loss Prevention reported a subject in the store had stolen items by passing all final points of sale. Loss Prevention was able to intercept the subject, later identified as Logan Shea Wortwick. During the investigation, Wortwick was placed under arrest for Petit Theft and was transported to the Wakulla County Detention Facility.

Please report suspicious or illegal activity at 850-745-7100, or call 911 for emergencies.