Anna Maria
• Nov. 5, 300 block of Tarpon Street, tricycle accident. A 29-year-old lost control of a rented, electric tricycle and jumped off, breaking his ankle. He was taken to the hospital.
• Nov. 6, 700 block of North Shore Drive, noise complaint. The Manatee County Sheriff’s Office responded twice to a complaint of loud music from a home.
• Nov. 8, 700 block of North Shore Drive, theft. A handyman reported the theft of several furniture items he placed outside a home where he was preparing to install tile.
Bradenton Beach
• Nov. 6, 300 block of Second Street North, child neglect. Police were called to a home where a smoke alarm was sounding and a child was outside crying. Two people were taken into custody and face charges of child neglect without great bodily harm.
Holmes Beach
• Nov. 3, 4000 block of Gulf Drive, missing/found child. Holmes Beach Police Department responded to a report of a missing child, who quickly was found safe at the Anna Maria Island Beach Cafe.
• Nov. 5, 100 block of 77th Street, construction after hours. HBPD notified a work crew that it was working after the construction curfew of 7 p.m.
• Nov. 6, beach access at 75th Street, noise complaint. HBPD notified a wedding party of a noise complaint and that the music needed to end at 10 p.m.
• Nov. 6, 100 block of 81st Street, theft. HBPD responded to a report of a stolen car and forged checks. The incident is under investigation.
• Nov. 8, 4900 block of Gulf Drive, theft. HBPD was notified of the theft of a trashcan, valued at $100, from a residence.
• Nov. 8, 500 block of 56th Street, theft. HBPD responded to a home where the resident reported the theft of several pieces of jewelry.
• Nov. 10, 3900 block of East Bay Drive, retail theft. HBPD responded to a report from the Publix, where a woman had been detained in the super market office on suspicion of theft. The store manager alleged the woman stole about $42 worth of items. The report stated the woman said she didn’t have the money to buy groceries.
• Nov. 11, 7500 block of the beach, injured animal. HBPD and Manatee County Marine Rescue recovered an injured bird that was taken to Wildlife Inc. in Bradenton Beach for rehabilitation.
Streetlife is based on incident reports and narratives from the Bradenton Beach and Holmes Beach police departments and the Manatee County Sheriff’s Office as of Nov. 12.