Story Tools • • Date of Issue: July 09, 2008 Streetlife Anna Maria City June 28, 100 block Pelican Avenue, battery. About 40 people were present at an estate sale and deputies observed one man grab a woman by the arm. The woman declined to press charges and the man and his wife agreed to leave. Bradenton Beach June 25, 2000 Gulf Drive S., Coquina Beach, trespass. Lifeguards called officers after a report of a belligerent man who refused to leave the beach. He was issued a trespass warning and then he left the park. June 28, 700 block Gulf Drive South, Cortez Beach, theft. The complainant said someone took his skim board from the beach. June 29, 1600 Gulf Drive South, traffic arrest. Officers stopped a man driving north on Gulf Drive. It was determined he did not have a driver’s license and he was arrested. Holmes Beach June 26, 300 block 67th Street, criminal mischief. Officers responded to a report of a man who went to his ex-wife’s home and demanded to see his son. When he was told he was not allowed to see his son, he became excited and broke a window, then left. June 26, 200 block South Harbor Drive, DUI. Officers stopped a vehicle after noting the radio was turned up beyond accepted legal sound limits. Officers detected a an odor of alcohol and determined the driver’s license was suspended. Field sobriety tests were made and Lacey M. Wieman, 28, of Bradenton, was arrested on DUI charges and obstruction, as she gave a false name when first stopped. June 26, 300 block 67th Street, criminal mischief. Officers responded to a suspected drunk man on the beach. Lifeguards said he had caused a disturbance earlier in the day. The man was asleep. After he was awakened, he was issued a trespass warning and driven to a bus station. June 28, 3015 Gulf Drive, Citgo, trespass. Officers were called in regards to a man panhandling in the parking lot. He was issued a trespass warning and left the area. June 29, 3000 block Gulf Drive, theft. The complainants said that they met a childhood friend, who said he was homeless, and they let him spend the night on the couch in their home. When the couple awoke, they found the man gone, as well as a duffle bag containing about $550 in video equipment and sunglasses. June 29, 200 block 66th Street, theft. The complainant said someone took his bicycle, valued at about $500. June 30, 2700 block Gulf Drive, theft. The complainant said someone took a tabletop water fountain, valued at $75. June 30, 600 Manatee Avenue, theft. The complainant said someone took his bicycle.