This report is for activity Jan. 30 to Feb. 6. There were 1,139 total calls for service during the week.
FRIday, JAN. 30
- A traffic stop was conducted on a vehicle for reckless driving. During the investigation, the driver was determined to be impaired. Further investigation revealed the driver was in possession of a canister of Nitrous Oxide and had been huffing while driving. The driver was placed under arrest and transported to the Wakulla County Jail without incident.
SAturday, JAN. 31
- A citizen reported $4,000 in bills and $4,000 in coins stolen from his residence. He advised he had a gathering of friends at his residence the previous night. Upon going to bed, the currency and coins were accounted for and present in the home. Once he woke up and left the home he returned and noticed the items missing. He contacted the other guests and no one claimed to have the items. A possible suspect has been identified.
- A citizen reported a scooter being stolen from her garage. She advised the last time the scooter was seen was on Jan. 20. She further stated when she went to get it from the garage, she noticed it was not there. She advised none of the other residents knew where the scooter was either. No suspects have been identified in this incident at this time.
SUNday, FEB. 1
- The manager of Dollar General Market reported a retail theft. He advised while handling customers in the checkout line, he heard the alarm for the back door go off. When he went to see what was happening, he observed the back door open. He stepped outside and observed two unknown males loading two containers into their truck. He stated the males did not speak to him, and left immediately. As they were leaving, one of the containers fell off the truck. He advised he retrieved the container and placed it back inside the store. At this time, it was undetermined what was stolen. He was also unable to provide a receipt/inventory of the stolen items.
- A citizen reported losing her wallet at some point on Jan. 31. After attempting to cancel her bank cards, fraudulent activity on her accounts was discovered. She advised she will be going to her bank on Feb. 2 to gather a detailed summary of how much she is at a loss.
- Deputy Lia Sammons conducted a traffic stop near the intersection of Spring Creek and Coastal highways on a vehicle due to faulty equipment. Upon making contact with the driver he was advised the reason for the stop. While speaking with him, the odor of marijuana was detected coming from the interior of the vehicle. After confirming through dispatch, along with his admittance of not possessing a valid medical marijuana card, a probable cause search was conducted. During the search, a small amount of marijuana was located, seized, weighed, and submitted to property and evidence for destruction. The marijuana produced a prepackaged weight of 2.8 grams.
MONday, FEB. 2
- Lt. Anthony Paul responded to the front lobby of the sheriff’s office in reference to a citizen sending a total of $152,500 to a person, who stated he was a Lieutenant in the U.S. Army and needed cash for a medical emergency. Case forwarded to Criminal Investigation Division.
- Lt. Gibby Gibson responded to Mount Pleasant Lane in reference to a delayed burglary. The victim advised her gun cabinet and firearms were missing. She stated she last saw the guns approximately six months ago. A possible suspect has been identified.
- Lt. Gibby Gibson responded to Circle K in Medart in reference a delayed theft. An employee reported a male subject entered the store and stole a $30 lottery ticket. The male was identified and was previously arrested at Rocky’s. He was charged accordingly for the Circle K theft.
- Deputy Jackson Kittrell responded to Tram Circle in reference to an active fire. Multiple vehicles were damaged during this event.
TUESday, FEB. 3
- Lt. Anthony Paul conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle. The driver was already given a warning for driving with a suspended/revoked license on Dec. 22. She was issued a traffic citation and had her tag removed due to there being a seize tag order. She was released from the scene with a court date.
WEDNESday, FEB. 4
- A citizen came to the WCSO lobby, in reference to a fraud complaint. She recently discovered her Bank of America credit card was compromised. She made contact with her banking institution and discovered someone attempted to charge $30,000 to the account. The account was flagged and closed out by the bank. At this time she is not out of any funds. She has been issued a new card and assigned a new secure account.
- A citizen reported a theft that occurred between Sept. 4, 2025 and Jan. 30, 2026. He stated during this time a person was helping him renovate and move items in the residence. He advised during this time he noticed things around his house start to go missing. He advised he did not have evidence; however, the subject admitted to taking the items. He stated the subject told him there was nothing he could do due to not having any video surveillance. He advised the total value of items taken was approximately $950. He provided a sworn statement and an affidavit for prosecution for this case.
THURSday, FEB. 5
- A citizen reported she misplaced her recently filled prescription in the CVS drug store at 2668 Crawfordville Hwy. She advised she filled the prescription on Feb. 2 and misplaced the prescription possibly in the parking lot of the business. She requested the incident be documented in order to possibly obtain a replacement prescription.
- A citizen called to report a theft. Upon arrival she advised a subject known to her had taken her wallet, vehicle, and other items. She stated the items were taken within the last 24 hours and that the subject resides in the apartments a short distance away from her home. During the investigation, she was unable to elaborate on any information regarding the vehicle. Her statements changed a few times throughout the investigation. While on scene, she described the truck as a Chevy. However, upon checking her information, it was discovered that she does not have a Chevy truck registered to her. Due to a lack of information and evidence, the report was written for informational purposes.
FRIday, FEB. 6
- A known suspect was observed on video taking merchandise without purchase at Walmart. She passed all point of sale with approximately $180 worth of unpaid merchandise.
Report suspicious or illegal activity at 850-745-7100, or call 911 for emergencies.