Anna Maria
Oct. 6, 100 block of Park Avenue, information. Complainant reported someone removed an air compressor for the outside of a residence.
Oct. 7, 100 block of Hammock Ave., grand theft. The complainant reported he left more than $10,000 worth of jewelry on a front table in the home and woke up to find all the jewelry missing.
Bradenton Beach
No new reports.
Holmes Beach
Oct. 5, 300 block of 55th Street, suspicious incident. A Holmes Beach police officer checked a residence after finding a glass door open. Nothing appeared to be disturbed.
Oct. 5, 500 block of 70th Street, suspicious circumstance. An officer took a report at the HBPD from a complainant who said she placed her bicycle in the back yard and the next day noticed both tires were flat and appeared to have been slashed.
Oct. 5, 500 block of Key Royale Drive, open door. An officer arrived at an abandoned residence where there was an open door.
Oct. 6, 500 block of 67th Street, noise. An HBPD officer was dispatched in reference to a noise complaint. The officer arrived and several people were in a pool speaking loudly. The officer told the people to be quiet or go inside.
Oct. 6, 500 block of Key Royale Drive, house check. An officer showed up to a residence due to the house being on a house check list. While checking the house, the officer found a door open and the side garage window broken. Nothing appeared to have been missing. The owner was contacted and said he would have someone come secure the house.
Oct. 6, 200 block of 69th Street, assistance. An officer assisted a Longboat Key officer to check a residence, where two men were detained due to a possible criminal violation. The HBPD officer located the men, who were released on a burglary to a residence charge in Longboat Key.
Oct. 7, 3300 block of E. Bay Drive, theft. An officer was dispatched to West Marine in reference to the theft of two rod -and-reel combinations. The manager of the store said he was showing someone a fishing pole when another customer left the store, last seen heading north on East Bay Drive. The owner noticed he had two empty slots where the fishing poles were. He suspected the customer who left the store.