Anna Maria
No new reports.
The Manatee County Sheriff’s Office polices Anna Maria.
Bradenton Beach
Feb. 25, 1800 block of Gulf Drive South, revoked license. A Bradenton Beach police officer responded to an incident involving a motorist who had a verbal argument with Manatee County employees working at the Coquina South Boat Ramp. The officer located the motorist and determined he was driving with a revoked license. The man was arrested and taken to the Manatee County jail.
The BBPD polices Bradenton Beach.
Cortez
Feb. 22, 10100 block of Cortez Road West, vandalism. A sheriff’s deputy responded to a report of vandalism. A complainant said someone broke into apartments and flooded a room. The officer issued a case number and filed an incident report.
Feb. 29, 4000 block of 124th Street West, overdose. A deputy and county emergency medical services responded to reports of an overdose. A woman was administered Narcan and revived. She was taken to HCA Blake Hospital in Bradenton.
The MCSO polices Cortez.
Holmes Beach
Feb. 23, Domino’s Pizza, 5606 Marina Drive, drug paraphernalia/suspended license. A Holmes Beach police officer responded to reports of a suspicious person and found a woman who appeared to be under the influence behind the wheel of a parked vehicle. The woman’s license was suspended. So the officer arrested her and searched her fanny pack, which contained a glass pipe. Another pipe was found inside her vehicle, along with hypodermic needles. The woman was transported to the Manatee County jail.
Feb. 24, D Coy Ducks, 5410 Marina Drive, trespass warning. An officer responded to reports of an intoxicated and aggressive patron. The officer found a staff member restraining a man who, according to staff, started swinging at them after he was told to leave. The officer supervised as the staff member issued a trespass warning to the man, and then gave him a ride home.
Feb. 25, Holmes Beach Police Department, 5801 Marina Drive, suspicious circumstance. A man entered the HBPD to report that he believed his ex-wife had been poisoning him during their marriage. He said he was very sick and visited a doctor, who said he was being poisoned with arsenic. He said he only recently started feeling better but wanted to report the situation to police. An officer advised the man to speak with a detective if he wanted to pursue the allegation.
Holmes Beach Police Department polices Holmes Beach.
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