This report is for activity October 17th to 24th. There were 1,238 total calls for service during the week.

FRIday, OCt. 17

  • Deputy Dylan Buckhalt conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle for following too close. During the stop it was determined the driver did not possess a valid driver’s license and had an active ICE warrant. The driver was placed under arrest for the driver license violation and ICE responded to the jail and served the warrant, placing a hold on the subject.
  • Deputy Aimee Hoagland responded to a call and made contact with the reporting person, who stated someone she knows attempted to come in the bathroom while she was in the shower and she told him no. She stated he became angry and was cussing at her from outside the bathroom door. She stated her dog yelped shortly after, the garage door opened and he departed the residence for approximately one and a half hours. She stated after showering, her dog was missing and she believes he stole it and possibly harmed it. Case forwarded to Criminal Investigations Division.
  • Deputy Zachary Godwin responded to the 1900 block of Woodville Highway and made contact with the reporting person, who stated his Amazon shipment was set to be delivered to a location off of St. Marks Street. He stated he does not reside there nor does he know anyone at the residence. Deputy Godwin attempted to retrieve the package to no avail due to the package not being delivered. This case is being documented for information, and he will be contacting Amazon in reference to the delivery mistake.

SATURday, OCt. 18

  • Deputy Shay Sullivan responded to Methodist Lane in reference to a citizen advising he heard an explosion in his yard and can now smell gunpowder. Investigation revealed someone blew up a firework near his vehicle slightly damaging it.

SUNday, OCt. 19

  • Deputy Zachary Godwin made contact with a citizen, who stated sometime during the night his 2024 Aprilla motorcycle was stolen. No suspect information at this time. The vehicle was entered in FCIC/NCIC as stolen.
  • Deputy Shay Sullivan responded to Otter Lake Road in reference to a citizen requesting to report some of her narcotic medications missing. A possible suspect has been determined. Case forwarded to CID.

MONday, OCt. 20

  • A citizen reported fraudulent activity on his bank account. He advised when reviewing his bank statements and observe several charges made to his account. He further elaborated saying his wife did not make the purchases either. He stated he informed his bank which requested he file a report. His monetary loss was approximately $602.26.
  • Deputy Sammons responded to Longleaf Drive in reference to a fraud complaint. Upon arrival, contact was made with a citizen who advised she discovered fraudulent charges to her PayPal account. On Oct. 18, she received a phone call with an automated message stating someone was attempting to change her password. She advised she denied the request. However, shortly after she noticed multiple charges to her PayPal account that she did not recognize. She was able to cancel some of the charges, but is still currently out of $293.72. The citizen provided a delivery address associated with the charges in Columbus, Ohio. She denied knowing anyone in the Ohio area and disputed the charges. She provided an Affidavit for Prosecution and wishes to pursue charges for theft at this time. Nothing further advised.

TUESday, OCt. 21

  • Deputy Arturo Cordoba conducted a traffic stop near the intersection of Council Moore Road and Crawfordville Highway. During the stop it was discovered the driver did not possess a valid driver’s license. The odor of marijuana was also coming from the interior of the vehicle which led to a probable cause search. During the search, a small amount of marijuana was located, seized and submitted for destruction. The driver was issued a citation for Driving While License Suspended or Revoked (DWLSR).

WEDNESday,
OCt. 22

  • Deputy Zachary Godwin conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle due to speeding. During the stop it was determined the driver did not have a valid driver license and had an active warrant out of Marion County. He was arrested and transported to the jail.
  • Deputy Jeremiah Post conducted a traffic stop near Old Woodville and Ace High Stables Road for faulty equipment. The driver did not have a valid license. During the stop paraphernalia was observed in plain view. A search of the car was conducted and the paraphernalia was seized for destruction. He was released with a warning and stood by for a valid driver to pick him up.

THURSday, OCt. 23

  • Deputy Austin Rivers conducted a traffic stop for a speed violation. The driver was determined to be driving while driver license suspended, knowingly. The driver was subsequently issued a Notice To Appear for DWLSR and a licensed driver picked her up.
  • Deputy Aimee Hoagland responded to Dwight Sanders Road and made contact with a citizen, who stated someone stole his “no trespassing” and “surveillance” signs from his property. There are three persons of interest in this case. Case forwarded to CID.
  • Deputy Dylan Buckhalt conducted a traffic stop in reference to faulty equipment. The driver was determined to be operating a motor vehicle without a driver license. He was subsequently placed under arrest and transported to the jail.

FRIday, OCt. 24

Deputy Jeremiah Post responded to Ted Langston Road in reference to a fire. Upon arrival, the vehicle was damaged due to a brush fire that spread. The vehicle was a total loss.

Sgt. Heather Will responded to Neeley Road in reference to a citizen advising he was being extorted. He advised he met a female online and after talking with her they started to flirt in which she requested a full body nude photo of him. After the nude photo was sent, she demanded thousands of dollars in exchange to not share his photo with family members. No money was sent and he requested just document the incident at this time.

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