Streetlife – 12-18-19

Bradenton Beach

No new reports

Bradenton Beach is policed by the Bradenton Beach Police Department.

Holmes Beach

      2900 block of Avenue B, Dec. 5 domestic complaint. Police were dispatched to a call of a domestic assault. Upon arrival, police saw a man in a pickup truck leaving the residence. The man said there was no physical contact, but police reported red marks on a woman’s right upper arm. A 34-year-old man was arrested for domestic battery. He posted $1,000 bond and was released.

5400 block of Marina Drive, Dec. 5, resisting officer, trespass. Police responded to a call after a resident said three intoxicated males were in the roadway by D.Coy Ducks Tavern. When police arrived, one of the men ran. He was found lying on the grass with lacerations to his eye and became belligerent and aggressive. When police attempted to remove him from the property, he waved his arms and legs and officers deployed their Tasers. The man also made threats to the officers, stating he would use their duty weapons on them. He was taken to Manatee Memorial Hospital in Bradenton for evaluation before being transported to the Manatee County jail. The 33-year-old man from Georgia was arrested for trespass and resisting an officer and taken to the Manatee County jail.

3900 E. Bay Drive, Publix, Dec. 10, Vandalism.  The complainant reported that sometime between Dec. 9 and Dec. 10 someone slashed two rear tires on his 2015 Subaru. The complainant estimated the replacement cost of the tires at $500.

Holmes Beach is policed by the Holmes Beach Police Department.

Cortez

3800 block of 115th Street West, Sunny Shores, Dec. 8, aggravated assault. Law enforcement responded to a report of an aggravated assault with a firearm.  Interviews were conducted and authorities determined the allegations were unfounded.

Cortez is policed by the Manatee County Sheriff’s Office.

Anna Maria

400 block of South Bay Boulevard, Dec. 9, use or possession of another person’s ID without consent. The complainant reported that an unknown person obtained his phone number. The phone stopped working. Being a Verizon customer, the complainant went to the Verizon store and was told someone had taken his number and moved it to a T-Mobile account.

Anna Maria is policed by MCSO.

Streetlife is based on incident reports and narratives from the Bradenton Beach and Holmes Beach police departments and the MCSO.