Anna Maria
No new reports due to problems with the records system at the Manatee County Sheriff’s Office.
The MCSO polices Anna Maria.
Bradenton Beach
No new reports.
The Bradenton Beach Police Department polices Bradenton Beach.
Cortez
No new reports due to records system technical problems.
The MCSO polices Cortez.
Holmes Beach
Sept. 21, 4900 block of Gulf Drive, warrant arrest. A Holmes Beach police officer responded to a notification from its license plate recognition system regarding a vehicle registered to a man with an arrest warrant for driving with a suspended license. The officer stopped the motorist, who refused to provide identification and resisted cooperation. He was arrested upon confirming his identify.
Sept. 22, 300 block of 72nd Street, harassment. An officer responded to reports of harassment. The officer met with the caller, who said a couple from Tampa called him more than 20 times making threats and harassing him. The man filed an information report.
Sept. 23, 5300 block of Marina Drive, petit theft. A woman arrived at the HBPD to report her Gucci wallet missing. An officer searched the location where she may have left it but found nothing. The business owner told the officer they would provide their camera video for the investigation.
Sept. 24, 700 block of Manatee Avenue, property hold. An officer stopped a bicyclist riding at night without lights. The older cyclist said he had been biking for nearly 24 hours and was confused. The officer called emergency medical services and the man was transported to Manatee Memorial Hospital in Bradenton for treatment. The bike was retained by HBPD for safekeeping.
Sept. 25, 5300 block of Marina Drive, Marchman Act. An officer responded to a 911 hang-up call and found a man passed out in a parking lot. The man appeared to be intoxicated and did not respond to the officer’s attempts to wake him. The officer called emergency medical services, which transported the man to Blake Medical Center in Bradenton for treatment.
Sept. 28, 5700 block of Marina Drive, misrepresentation of insurance. An officer stopped a motorist with a handmade paper license plate. The driver said the vehicle wasn’t registered but was covered under his insurance. However, the insurance company told the officer by phone that the man’s policy was canceled in August. The officer issued the man a court summons and had his vehicle towed.
HBPD polices Holmes Beach.
Streetlife is based on incident reports and narratives from the BBPD, HBPD and MCSO.