This report is for activity November 21st to 28th. There were 1,219 total calls for service during the week.

FRIday, Nov. 21

  • Deputy Dustin Saba responded to Tyner Drive in reference to a damaged property complaint. Contact was made with the reporting person who advised he discovered the rear lift gate window to his vehicle damaged. The last time he saw the window intact was when he arrived for work at Walmart on Nov. 20. He stated he arrived at work at 2 p.m. and returned home at 11 p.m. without noticing the damage. He contact law enforcement after his discovery of the damage. Deputies attempted to locate surveillance footage from the parking lot of Walmart with negative results. No suspects or witnesses have been located at this time.
  • A subject was arrested for stealing tuna from Macks Meats. She fled the scene on foot but deputies were able to put out a Be On the Lookout alert and locate the subject walking down the road. Deputies made contact with her, and after gathering sufficient evidence, placed her under arrest. She was transported to the county jail without further incident.

SATURDay, Nov. 22

  • Deputy Dustin Saba responded to Sam Marks Road in reference to a stolen vehicle complaint. Contact was made with a citizen who advised he discovered his Nissan Titan missing from his residence. He advised he last saw the vehicle on Nov. 21 at 10 p.m. The vehicle was entered into FCIC/NCIC as stolen and the vehicle was located a short time later in Leon County by FSU Police department. The vehicle was located at the intersection on West Pensacola St and Champions Way abandoned and was towed from the scene by Professional Parking Services.
  • Lt. William Spence responded to Old Woodville Hwy in reference to packages being delivered to the wrong address. Contact was made with the reporting person, who advised she received a notice that her Amazon order had been delivered to her address. When she checked her front door, she did not observe any packages. Once she checked the photo provided by the delivery driver, the background did not resemble her residence. She made contact with the neighbors on Old Woodville Hwy to inquire about her packages with negative results. She requested the incident be documented in order for Amazon to send her a replacement order.

SUNDay, Nov. 23

  • Deputy Dustin Saba responded to the 3500 block of Spring Creek Hwy in reference to a theft complaint. Contact was made with the reporting person who advised his neighbor removed a steak from his freezer. He advised she visits his residence occasionally and prepares meals for him. When she arrived today, he noticed her exiting his residence with a grocery bag containing unknown items. Shortly after, he discovered the steak missing from his freezer. Contact was made with her at her residence. She advised she only removed approved non-perishable food from his residence.
  • A citizen reported a possible burglary. While on scene, she advised someone had eaten a can of chip dip and left it in the sink as well as left a smudge mark on her refrigerator. She informed Deputy Joshua Parker that people had cast spells on her and she sometimes hears noises in her residence but when she looked, she found nothing. She advised she believed it to be her father’s spirit. During the investigation there were no signs of forced entry or foul play suggesting a burglary had occurred.

MONday, Nov. 24

  • A citizen reported the theft of his father’s headstone. The headstone was provided by the military for his service with the U.S. Navy. Due to a lack of suspect information, and no video footage, this case will be closed.
  • A citizen reported being scammed out of money. He met a subject online who pretended to be an attractive woman. However, this subject scammed him out of approximately $194,000 over the last six months. Case forwarded to Criminal Investigations Division.

TUESDay, Nov. 25

  • A subject reported his Apple iPad had been hacked. He stated someone had used his information to purchase pornography via Apple Pay in several states. He was not out any money nor are there any known suspects. He made contact with Apple which will be filing a report on his behalf.
  • Deputy Aimee Hoagland reponded to the area of Eunice Road and Williams Road in reference to a structure fire. Upon arrival, along with Wakulla Fire Rescue, the flames were extinguished. Contact was made with the owner of the camper, who advised he was not home during the time the fire began. Another subject advised he was inside the residence when the fire began. He stated he heard the fire and immediately began trying to put it out. He valued the camper at $1,000. He also stated he did not have any paperwork or insurance on the camper. The camper was deemed a total loss and no foul play was suspected.

WEDNESday, Nov. 26

  • Deputy Lexi Kreitlow conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle for no tag displayed. Upon observing the vehicle travelling northbound on Crawfordville Highway, Deputy Kreitlow noted the vehicle was the same vehicle stopped earlier where the driver was issued a citation for Driving While License Suspended or Revoked (DWLSR) Unknowingly. Upon making contact with the driver Dep. Kreitlow placed him under arrest for DWLSR Knowingly. He was then transported to the county jail without further incident.

THURSday, Nov. 27

  • Deputy Dylan Buckhalt conducted a traffic stop at the intersection of Mike Stewart Drive and Crawfordville Highway on a vehicle with no operable brake lights. During the investigation, the driver gave consent to search. She and her passenger both exited the vehicle. During the search, Deputy Buckhalt located a clear baggie of crystal-like substance under the front passenger seat. Both subjects were then detained and secured in the patrol vehicles on scene. The crystal-like substance was then field tested which produced a positive for methamphetamine. Upon making contact with both subjects once more, they advised they did not possess anything else. A probable cause search was then conducted. The search led to discovering a separate criminal incident. Prior to transporting her to jail, both subjects were asked once more if they had anything on them. She advised she did have more methamphetamine. The other subject once more denied anything further. Both subjects were transported to the county jail. Once inside, jail staff conducted a strip search of both females. The search produced finding the methamphetamine she spoke of. The other subject also possessed more meth. All narcotics located during this incident was seized and submitted to property and evidence as evidence. One subject was charged with possession of methamphetamine, introduction of contraband, and trafficking methamphetamine. The other subject was also charged with possession of methamphetamine. The total weight of the narcotics seized weighed 30.5 grams.
  • While investigating the above-mentioned case, a state trooper located numerous soft cover notepads/books containing a large amount of people’s full names, date of births, and Social Security numbers. Also located were two phones, multiple bank cards, and a check, none of which belonged to the subjects. The books also contained a monetary value next to some of the names. Due to there being Social Security numbers and the elements of fraud evidence, the items were collected and submitted to property and evidence for fraud investigation.

FRIday, Nov. 28

  • Deputy Lewis Marshall responded to Sharman Circle regarding jewelry theft. A citizen advised $7,400 worth of jewelry and cash was stolen from inside her house. She suspects her son took the items and cash. Contact with the son wa
  • Deputy Shay Sullivan responded to the WCSO front lobby in reference to an identity theft. A citizen advised a subject known to her used her identity to open bank and “other” accounts to transfer money in her name. She requested a report for information purposes at this time and signed an affidavit for non-prosecution.

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