Streetlife – 11-16-2022

Anna Maria

      Nov. 7, 800 block of North Shore Drive, trespass. A Manatee County sheriff’s deputy responded to a complaint of a man trespassing on private property and found two men engaged in an argument that led to the property owner filing a complaint. A case number was filed.

Nov. 7, 100 block of Palm Avenue, larceny. An MCSO deputy responded to a call about a recycling bin missing from a residence. The caller said the bin was stolen and she needed a report to avoid being charged a $60 replacement fee. Deputies filed an incident report.

The MCSO polices Anna Maria.

Bradenton Beach

      No new reports.

      The Bradenton Beach Police Department polices Bradenton Beach.

Cortez

No new reports.

The MCSO polices Cortez.

Holmes Beach

Nov. 1, 5400 block of Gulf Drive, suspicious circumstance. A couple approached an officer from the Holmes Beach Police Department to report that a motorist parked and tried to get them to approach the vehicle. They said the man pointed an unknown object at them, then drove away at a high speed after one of the complainants asked him to leave. The officer provided the complainants with a case card and found a vehicle matching their description using the HBPD’s license plate recognition system.

Nov. 3, Salty Mermaid Real Estate & Vacation Rentals, 5306 Holmes Blvd., fraud. An owner of Salty Mermaid Real Estate reported a customer potentially provided falsified checking information to pay for a weeklong stay at a vacation unit costing more than $6,000. He said he had attempted to contact the customer multiple times but was unable to reach the person. The owner provided police with the customer’s contact information. An officer determined it was a civil matter.

Nov. 4, 700 block of Manatee Avenue, identity theft. A man called the HBPD to report that he’d
been dealing with identity theft for over a year and needed a police report to expunge falsified information from his credit report. The man provided a sworn statement.

The HBPD polices Holmes Beach.

            Streetlife is based on incident reports and narratives from the BBPD, HBPD and MCSO.