Anna Maria
Nov. 11, 101 S. Bay Blvd., Two Scoops Ice Cream Parlor, larceny. Manatee County sheriff’s deputies from the Anna Maria substation responded to an alleged larceny at the shop. A complainant said three youths entered the store and were rude to staff members. They left the store but returned and stole merchandise. Deputies searched the area but did not locate the suspects. An incident report was filed and case number was assigned.
Nov.12, 800 block of South Bay Boulevard, larceny. An MCSO deputy responded to a call concerning the theft of a boat motor. The owner said someone used bolt cutters to open a locker containing a motor valued at $500. The deputy filed an incident report.
Nov. 14, 500 block of Pine Avenue, larceny. MCSO deputies responded to a call about the theft of a bicycle. A complainant alleged someone stole a bicycle valued at $706 from outside a residence. An incident report was filed.
The Manatee County Sheriff’s Office polices AnnaMaria.
Bradenton Beach
Nov. 13, 101 22nd St. N., Tropic Isles Inn, warrant arrest. Bradenton Beach police officers responded to a call from a woman who said she and a male friend had an argument and he refused to leave. She said the man took a firearm and fled before officers could arrive. The officers contacted the man and found no weapon. The officers conducted warrant checks for both people. The woman had an outstanding arrest warrant for fraudulent use of credit cards. She was taken into custody and transported to the Bradenton Beach police station.
The Bradenton Beach Police Department polices Bradenton Beach.
Cortez
Nov. 10, 12000 block of Yacht Club Place, vandalism. An MCSO deputy responded to a call concerning criminal mischief involving damage to a boat. The owner said someone trespassed on his dock and lowered his boat lift, trapping a boat under the dock. When the tide rose, the vessel was damaged. A case file was assigned and an incident report issued.
The MCSO polices Cortez.
Holmes Beach
Nov. 8, 7200 block of Gulf Drive, seize tag order/ driving with suspended license. An officer from the Holmes Beach Police Department located a vehicle pinged by the city’s license plate recognition system and conducted a traffic stop. He spoke with the driver, who had an expired license plate and whose license had been suspended. The officer issued a warning and a citation for unknowingly driving with a suspended license, then confiscated the plate and placed it in storage.
Nov. 11, 4100 block of Sixth Avenue, theft. A woman called the HBPD to report her low-speed vehicle battery charger had gone missing after she left it unattended overnight. She provided a sworn statement and a serial number for the charger to an officer.
Nov. 13, 5900 block of Manatee Avenue West, careless driving. An officer saw a motorist driving at inconsistent speeds, swerving across traffic lanes and almost striking road signs and medians. The officer conducted a traffic stop and spoke with the driver, who was cited for careless driving.
Nov. 13, 4900 block of Gulf Drive, driving with suspended license. An officer located a motorist pinged by the LPR system and conducted a traffic stop. The officer spoke with the driver, who knew his license was suspended, and issued a citation and court summons.
Holmes Beach Police Department polices Holmes Beach.
Streetlife is based on incident reports and narratives from the BBPD, HBPD and MCSO.