Island police blotter – 04-11-2012

Anna Maria

• March 27, 100 S. Bay Blvd., trespass warning. A Manatee County Sheriff’s Office deputy responded to the Anna Maria Pier restaurant regarding a customer who left the restaurant without paying his bill. En route to the call, the deputy spotted the suspect and initiated a traffic stop. The suspect acted genuinely surprised, according to the report, saying he forgot to pay. The deputy reported the suspect was either under the influence or had a mental impairment, so he believed the suspect genuinely forgot to pay. The suspect was escorted back to the restaurant to pay his bill. The manager agreed with the deputy’s assessment, and did not press charges. However, the manager did not want the customer to return, so he was issued a trespass warning.

• March 29, 800 block of South Bay Boulevard, petit theft. For the second week in a row, a garbage can was stolen from someone’s front yard. The value of the garbage can was listed at $60.

Anna Maria is policed by the MCSO.

Bradenton Beach

• No new reports.

Bradenton Beach is policed by the BBPD.

Cortez

• April 2, 127th Street, domestic violence injunction violation. According to a MSCO report, a woman filed a domestic violence injunction against a man, who had moved within 500 feet of her workplace. The suspect had been convicted in 2011 on domestic violence charges and was required to stay more than 500 feet from the victim at all times.

• April 3, 4400 block of 123rd Street, criminal mischief. A complainant reported that her fence had been partially broken. The woman told deputies her neighbor had been calling code enforcement on her and other neighbors, who had begun to call code enforcement on him. The complainant believed the broken fence was retaliation and told deputies the man had previously come to her workplace to start an argument with her.

        Cortez is policed by the MCSO.

Holmes Beach

• Reports not available.

Holmes Beach is policed by the HBPD.

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