Island police blotter – 04-15-2015

Anna Maria

        March 30, 300 block of North Shore Drive, stolen trash can.

March 31, 400 block of South Bay Boulevard, found property. A Florida driver’s license belonging to another person was found on a person being arrested. A Manatee County Sheriff’s Office deputy seized the license.

April 1, North Bay Boulevard and Jacaranda Road, vehicle burglary. A complainant reported a burglary to an unlocked vehicle.

Anna Maria is policed by the MCSO.

Bradenton Beach

March 28, 101 Bridge St., The Freckled Fin, information. Bradenton Beach Police Department responded to complaints of loud music coming from the restaurant. Police took meter readings — limited by city ordinance to 85 decibels. The restaurant manager told police she would monitor the music. The complainant told police it was an ongoing problem. No violation or warning was issued.

March 31, 201 Gulf Drive, N., Oma’s Pizza. A man reported his cellphone stolen from an unlocked vehicle while he was inside the restaurant.

April 6, 103 Gulf Drive, S., Circle K, trespass warning. Two men were fighting over beer when BBPD officers were called to the scene. A store manager ordered the man who started the fight off the property and the officer issued a warning.

Bradenton Beach is policed by the BBPD.

Cortez

April 1, 4110 127th St., Seafood Shack, theft. An unknown person pulled the validation sticker off a vehicle tag between March 15 and April 1.

April 5, 4500 block of 121st Street West, domestic disturbance. Two people who resided together engaged in a verbal argument. When deputies arrived, they observed no injuries.

Cortez is policed by the MCSO.

Holmes Beach

March 29, 100 block of 52nd Street, criminal mischief. An SUV rear window was shattered. Police responded and found no suspects or evidence of the object used.

March 30, 600 block of Manatee Avenue, information. A woman involved in a vehicle crash with a motorist in a white Toyota who left the scene told police the man was possibly impaired. Police canvassed the area for the motorist but did not find him.

March 31, 3200 East Bay Drive, Walgreens, trespass. HBPD dispatched officers to the store on a report of an unwanted person. The manager told police that earlier in the day she’d seen the person eating crackers he may have stolen. The Bradenton man allowed HBPD to search him, and nothing was found. A trespass warning was issued.

Holmes Beach is policed by the HBPD.

        Streetlife is based on incident reports and narratives from the Bradenton Beach Police Department, Holmes Beach Police Department and Manatee County Sheriff’s Office.