Redactions are in accordance with the following FL State Statutes; F.S. 119.071(2)(C)- active/open investigations F.S. 365.171(12) - 911 Caller information Indian River County Case Report Summary
Print Date/Time: 07/22/2019 14:56 Indian River County Sheriff's Office Login ID: sheriff\nchristm ORI Number: FL0310000 Case Number: 2019-00125013
Case
Case Number: 2019-00125013 Incident Type: Auto Burglary Location: 2050 STEWART LN Occurred From: 07/17/2019 11:27 VERO BEACH, FL 32966 Occurred Thru: 07/17/2019 11:27 Reporting Officer ID: 3416 - Nolan Disposition: Open Investigation Disposition Date: 07/17/2019 Reported Date: 07/17/2019 11:27 Wednesday Offenses
No. Group/ORI Crime Code Statute Description Counts 1 State 230F 810.02.4B Auto Burglary 1 2 State 230A 812.014.2 Grand Theft 1 3 State 2900 806.13 Criminal Mischief 1
Subjects
Type No. Name Address Phone Race Sex DOB/Age Subject 1 Hamm, Cadeidra 840 5TH CT 202 (772)621-0577 Black Female 07/23/1986 VERO BEACH, FL 32960 32
Victim 1 PEDERSON, FRANK OLIVER, IV 507 ALBATROSS TER (772)538-2526 White Male 07/03/1981 SEBASTIAN, FL 32958 38
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Page:Page: 11 ofof 21 OfficerID: SHERIFF\lnolan, Narrative
On Wednesday, July 17, 2019 at approximately 11:27am, Frank Pederson called to report a criminal mischief and theft of $600.00.
I met with Frank at his residence 2050 Stewart Lane. Frank explained that at approximately 8:00am today, , came to his residence to pick up their son. arrived, picked up son, then drove away. Frank said that a few minutes later, he heard someone at his door. He looked out of the glass and saw standing by the door with a hammer. Frank said he was afraid to come out. When he looked again, he saw inside his unlocked vehicle. Frank said he knew he had money in the car and ran out to confront When he did, approached him with the hammer and then struck his vehicle on the hood leaving several dents. Frank said he took the hammer from and struck car with it also causing several dents. Frank said grabbed the hammer back from him and hit three of his mother wooden planters causing them to break open.
Frank said then left and he went to his car. He discovered $600.00 missing. Frank said it was his rent money and it was 6 one hundred dollar bills exactly. Frank said took it when went into his vehicle.
I attempted contact with at residence with no success. I left a card on her door for to call me.
This case is active.
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Print Date/Time: 07/22/2019 14:57 Indian River County Sheriff's Office Login ID: sheriff\nchristm ORI Number: FL0310000 Case Number: 2019-00125175
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Case Number: 2019-00125175 Incident Type: DUI Location: 2000 STATE ROAD 60 Occurred From: 07/17/2019 16:35 VERO BEACH, FL 32966 Occurred Thru: 07/17/2019 16:35 Reporting Officer ID: 4413 - Rodriguez Disposition: Closed Investigation Disposition Date: 07/17/2019 Reported Date: 07/17/2019 16:35 Wednesday Offenses
No. Group/ORI Crime Code Statute Description Counts 1 State 5400 316.193 DUI 1 2 State 9000 316.1935 Felony Flee & Elude 1 3 State 9000 316.192(1)a Reckless Driving 1 4 State 9000 843.02 Resist Arrest Without Violence 1
Subjects
Type No. Name Address Phone Race Sex DOB/Age Suspect 1 Greer, Beau Hunter 2345 87TH AV (772)453-1174 White Male 12/23/1998 VERO BEACH, FL 32966 20
Arrests
Arrest No. Name Address Date/Time Type Age 54387 A Greer, Beau Hunter 2000 20TH ST VERO BEACH, 07/17/2019 16:35 Capias 20 FL 32960
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No. Role Vehicle Type Year Make Model Color License Plate State 1 Suspect Vehicle Light Truck 0 Ford F150 Black 983MIX FL
Page:Page: 11 ofof 31 OfficerID: SHERIFF\drodrigu, Narrative
On July 17th, 2019 at 1635 hours I responded to 2575 98th Avenue in reference to a DUI.
Witness stating there was a white male in a dark F150 doing donuts and burning out at the intersection of SR 60 and 98th Ave. Vickers also advised he observed the driver drinking from a beer can. When Deputy Muraca arrived on scene, he met with the Vickers who stated the male went west on SR60 and Deputy Muraca followed him to the intersection. Vickers jumped out of his truck and pointed west bound on SR60 yelling there's the truck. Deputy Muraca then noticed a dark 2 door F150 covered in mud driving in the grass east bound of SR60.
Deputy Muraca proceeded to get behind the vehicle and turned on his overhead emergency lights with sirens due to the vehicle being unable to maintain a lane. The white male driving proceeded to continue east on SR60 failing to stop. The vehicle then turned south into the Vero Beach Outlet Mall in which the speeds went from 30-60 mph. The vehicle proceeded through the back of the outlet mall (west) when Deputy Muraca I broke off the traffic stop due to the dangerous level of driving. After a couple of minutes Deputy Muraca returned to the back of the outlet mall and did not locate the truck. Indian River Sheriff Office helicopter HAWK3 was dispatched to help assist.
At 1701 hours, I located the vehicle on 98th Avenue (west of the outlet mall) driving south. I activated my emergency lights and siren and the vehicle took off from me driving erratic. The defendant later identified as Beau Greer looked directly at me and fled at a high rate of speed. I attempted a traffic stop but terminated it due to the defendant running people off the road. I then followed the vehicle trying to keep as much visual on the truck by following the defendants tire tracks on the dirt roads. I lost complete sight of the vehicle and we cleared the call.
At 1715 hours, HAWK3 noticed the F150 recklessly driving west bound on Atlantic BLVD approaching 66th Avenue. Deputy Muraca just came off of 12th Street going north on 66th Avenue. Deputy Muraca then observed the same F150 with the same white male driver pulling out onto 66th Avenue from Atlantic Blvd. Deputy Muraca was 3 vehicles back and the F150 was doing normal driving speeds but could not maintain its single lane. Deputy Muraca advised that if the F150 gets stuck at the light of 66th Avenue and SR60 he was going to conduct another stop and make contact with the driver. The F150 got into the west bound turn lane of 66th Avenue at SR60 facing north. The F150 had one vehicle in front of him and he got stuck with a red arrow. Deputy Muraca activated his overhead emergency lights, stopped on a 45 degree angle with his car facing his passenger door. Deputy Muraca got out, approached the driver and ordered him to shut the vehicle off. The driver looked at him with a blank stare and he stated "he did not do anything". Deputy Muraca smelt a strong odder of an alcoholic beverage emitting from his mouth and inside of the vehicle. The driver did not shut off the vehicle so Deputy Muraca grabbed both of his arms to prevent him from fleeing again. Deputy Muraca asked the driver to use his right hand only and open the door from the inside. The driver then started to reach for his gear shift so Deputy Muraca grabbed his right arm again. Deputy Muraca ordered the driver to climb out of the window but the driver was not complying with his orders. I arrived on scene and observe the defendant pushing Deputy Muraca’s hands away. I assisted Deputy Muraca with pulling the driver out of his driver side window. The driver was placed in mechanical restraints and provided a name of Beau Greer with a date of birth of 12/23/1998. The defendant is 20 years old and had a very strong odor emitting from his person and breath. I recognize this odor to be from alcoholic beverages At the Jail the defendant refused to do any field sobriety exercises and also refused to submit to a test of breath.
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This case is CLEARED BY ARREST.
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Print Date/Time: 07/22/2019 14:58 Indian River County Sheriff's Office Login ID: sheriff\nchristm ORI Number: FL0310000 Case Number: 2019-00125256
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Case Number: 2019-00125256 Incident Type: Shoplifting Location: 5800 20TH ST Occurred From: 07/17/2019 19:37 VERO BEACH, FL 32966 Occurred Thru: 07/17/2019 19:37 Reporting Officer ID: 5759 - Ferrer Disposition: Disposition Date: Reported Date: 07/17/2019 19:37 Wednesday Offenses
No. Group/ORI Crime Code Statute Description Counts 1 State 230C 812.015 Shoplifting/Retail Theft 1
Subjects
Type No. Name Address Phone Race Sex DOB/Age Suspect 1 Skinner, Cedar Allen 2525 46TH RD (772)257-9444 White Male 10/30/1980 VERO BEACH, FL 32966 38
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Page:Page: 11 ofof 21 OfficerID: SHERIFF\rferrer, Narrative
On Wednesday, July 17, 2019, while working a shoplifting at 5800 20th Street (Target) I was advised of another Shoplifting that occurred a few days ago. The incident occurred on July 11, 2019. Target LP Fisher recognized the suspect from today’s shoplifting as the same person from the shoplifting that took place a few days ago. The male suspect is now known as Cedar Skinner.
Target LP Stephanie Fisher advised me of the following; a white male wearing a black jacket, white hat, and dark-colored shorts came into the store just before they closed. The male is seen on video selecting a JBL speaker and later an Amazon Tablet for kids. The male is also accompanied by a white female. The male walks around the store. The male then goes into the grocery aisle where he leaves the spider wire (security wire). Fisher also stated the spider wire they found goes to a JBL Speaker and the other goes to an Amazon Tablet. The male goes to the self-check-out and pays for a few items however he does not pay for the tablet or the speaker. In the video, you can see that the male has a large item in the front pocket of his jacket. The male then leaves the store passing all points of sale without making any attempts to pay for the stolen items.
Post Miranda Skinner advised he would answer my questions. I asked Skinner when the last time he was at Target was, he stated he did not remember. I showed Skinner some pictures of himself however he stated that was not him.
I was unable to determine if Skinner indeed stole the items due to there being no video footage of him concealing the items or any witnesses.
The total value of the stolen items came out to be $139.98.
This case is inactive due to the lack of leads.
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Print Date/Time: 07/22/2019 14:59 Indian River County Sheriff's Office Login ID: sheriff\nchristm ORI Number: FL0310000 Case Number: 2019-00125308
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Case Number: 2019-00125308 Incident Type: Traffic Arrest Location: 6000 8TH ST Occurred From: 07/17/2019 23:00 VERO BEACH, FL 32968 Occurred Thru: 07/17/2019 23:04 Reporting Officer ID: 5910 - Castano Disposition: Disposition Date: Reported Date: 07/17/2019 23:04 Wednesday Offenses
No. Group/ORI Crime Code Statute Description Counts 1 State 9000 322.34 Drive W/License Suspended/Revoked/Cancelled 1
Subjects
Type No. Name Address Phone Race Sex DOB/Age Suspect 1 MENZEL, JOHN HERMAN 4885 SUMMIT BLVD (772)205-4138 White Male 12/06/1984 WEST PALM BEACH, FL 33415 34
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No. Role Vehicle Type Year Make Model Color License Plate State 1 Suspect Vehicle Passenger Car 2019 Toyota Corolla Silver KYLX25 FL
Page:Page: 11 ofof 21 OfficerID: SHERIFF\ccastano, Narrative
On 7/17/2019 at approximately 2304 hours while sitting stationary at the intersection of 58th Avenue and 8th Street, I observed a silver Toyota Corolla bearing FL tag KYLX25. I conducted a search of the vehicles tag via DAVID and learned that the registered owner, John Herman Menzel, has a suspended drivers license. Indian River County Public Safety Dispatch was able to confirm that Menzel's license was suspended on 12/25/2018 for Refusal to submit to breath/urine/blood test. The length of Menzel's suspension is 18 months from the effective date. I further observed Menzel to be the driver and sole occupant of the vehicle. I conducted a traffic stop on the aforementioned vehicle in the 6000 block of 8th Street.
I made contact with the driver, who confirmed his identity as John Menzel. I informed Menzel of the reason for the stop to which he advised that he has a business purposes only license and that he is coming from work. After several minutes Menzel changed his previous remarks and advised that he has not yet retrieved a business purpose drivers license from the Department of Motor Vehicles. Menzel continued to advise that he is currently enduring hardships and is trying to get back on his feet. It was confirmed that Menzel does not have a license and is not eligible for a permit.
Menzel was issued criminal citation #AC1GPIE- knowingly driving while license suspended. Menzel agreed to appear in the Indian River County Courthouse on August 13 2019 at 0830 hours and was released on scene.
This case is CLEARED BY ARREST CLOSED.
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Print Date/Time: 07/22/2019 15:01 Indian River County Sheriff's Office Login ID: sheriff\nchristm ORI Number: FL0310000 Case Number: 2019-00125808
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Case Number: 2019-00125808 Incident Type: Harassment Location: 2168 SUNRISE DR SW Occurred From: 07/18/2019 18:45 VERO BEACH, FL 32962 Occurred Thru: 07/19/2019 19:00 Reporting Officer ID: 5917 - Vavra Disposition: Disposition Date: Reported Date: 07/18/2019 18:52 Thursday Offenses
No. Group/ORI Crime Code Statute Description Counts 1 State 9000 784.048.1A Harassment 1
Subjects
Type No. Name Address Phone Race Sex DOB/Age Complainant 1 Clark, Carroll H 2168 SUNRISE DR SW (772)828-8707 White Male 02/17/1965 VERO BEACH, FL 32962 54 Suspect 1 PEARSON, JEREMIAH DA 460 8TH PL 104 (772)299-8035 Black Male 07/07/1999 SHAWN VERO BEACH, FL 32960 20 Witness 1 Laughary, Stephen M 1430 17TH CT SW White Male 12/26/1987 VERO BEACH, FL 32962 31
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Page:Page: 11 ofof 21 OfficerID: SHERIFF\tvavra, Narrative
On Thursday, July 19, 2019, at approximately 1911 hours, I was dispatched to 2168 Sunrise Drive SW in reference to a harassment call.
Upon arrival, I made contact with the complainant later identified as Carroll Clark. Clark stated that there has been a vehicle stopping by at the stop sign on the corner of Highland Drive SW and Sunrise place. He said that the Driver of the car was possibly a driver involved in an auto accident that happened on 7/13/2019, identified as Jeremiah Pearson. Reference case number 2019-123013. Clark stated that the male has stopped a couple times and yelled at Clark and his friend Stephen Laughary. Clark added he thinks it is because they witnessed the auto accident stated above. Clark stated that the vehicle Pearson is using now is a small silver sedan.
Clark stated that he just wanted the report taken in case Pearson continues to come back.
This case is inactive.
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Print Date/Time: 07/22/2019 15:04 Indian River County Sheriff's Office Login ID: sheriff\nchristm ORI Number: FL0310000 Case Number: 2019-00126140
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Case Number: 2019-00126140 Incident Type: Business Burglary Location: 500 20TH ST SW Occurred From: 07/18/2019 15:30 VERO BEACH, FL 32962 Occurred Thru: 07/19/2019 07:27 Reporting Officer ID: 4458 - Robinson Disposition: Disposition Date: Reported Date: 07/19/2019 07:27 Friday Offenses
No. Group/ORI Crime Code Statute Description Counts 1 State 2200 810.02.4a Burglary of Structure 1 2 State 999 806.13 Criminal Mischief 1 3 State 9000 810.097.1A Trespass on School Property 1
Subjects
Type No. Name Address Phone Race Sex DOB/Age Complainant 1 GIOFFRE, ELIZABETH A 1945 23RD ST SW (772)569-1255 White Female 08/04/1965 VERO BEACH, FL 32962 53 Subject 1 Dewind, Gordan Ray 6801 LAKELAND BLVD (772)812-6779 White Male 10/17/1959 Fort Pierce, FL 34951 59 Subject 2 Vasilas, Nick 1726 24TH AV (772)473-1841 White Male 04/04/1957 VERO BEACH, FL 32960 62 Subject 3 BENDER, BRIAN S 3355 57TH AV (772)370-8161 White Male 05/28/1973 VERO BEACH, FL 32966 46
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Page:Page: 11 ofof 21 OfficerID: SHERIFF\drobinson, Narrative
On Friday July 19th, 2019 at approximately 0800 I responded to Indian River Academy, 500 20th Street SW in reference to a business burglary.
Upon arrival I made contact Elizabeth Gioffre. She stated that she arrived at work at approximately 0740 this morning and found that the school had been vandalized. She stated that someone had come in and gone from the front office and throughout the main building. Along the way items were thrown around and damaged. They started in the front office with a jar of pickles. They took pickles out of the jar and threw them against both computer screens located on the front desk. After that they put the pickles on the two chairs at the front desks and left them there. After this they made their way into the teachers’ lounge area where they took coffee creamers and smashed them on the floor. They also put approximately 20 creamers in the microwave. Also while in the lounge area they took the creamers and put the liquid on the copiers. After this they then went into the cafeteria and threw a ball into the ceiling causing two ceiling tiles to fall down. After the cafeteria they went into the music room. While in the music room they ripped down decorations from the ceiling. They then went to the wall and grabbed two ukuleles that were hanging and broke them on the floor. They also damaged a tribal drum beyond repair. After this it looks like they made their way into the computer lab where they dumped a bucket of water over near some computers. The water did not damage any of the computers.
After searching the school grounds the only place where damage was done was in the main building. All points of entry were checked on the building and an initial point of entry could not be found. Also I was unable to locate any place that had signs of forced entry. The camera system was reviewed by myself and Brian Bender. Only five points of entry for the main building had video surveillance. The first person on camera was the maintenance man that came in at approximately 0600 hours. I found a pickle jar located in a closet right next to the front desk where the pickles had been found. I could see that the jar had latent prints on it. The jar will be submitted into evidence for processing. I also took pictures of the entire scene and this will be submitted into evidence.
I then spoke to the maintenance man who was identified as Gordan Dewind. He stated he came into the building to sign in at approximately 0600 hours. After signing in he saw one of the pickles sitting in the chair at the front desk. I asked him if he thought that was at all suspicious. His response was "I thought it might've fallen out of someone's sandwich". I asked him to clarify and he stated "The lady who sits in that chair always eats subs and I thought it was from her". I then asked him if there would be any reason his fingerprints would be located on the pickle jar and he stated "no".
I then spoke with Nick Vasilas. He works with Dewind and had been with him all morning. He stated he arrived shortly before Dewind and waited for him in the parking lot. They both came into the school and Dewind went to the front office to sign in. Vasilas began working in classrooms making repairs. After this he came to the front desk and signed in.
The items that were damaged included two ukuleles and one tribal drum. The ukuleles were valued at approximately $50.00 each. The tribal drum was valued at approximately $100.00.
This case is active.
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Print Date/Time: 07/22/2019 15:06 Indian River County Sheriff's Office Login ID: sheriff\nchristm ORI Number: FL0310000 Case Number: 2019-00126315
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Case Number: 2019-00126315 Incident Type: Fraud Location: 4445 28TH AV Occurred From: 04/15/2019 08:00 VERO BEACH, FL 32967 Occurred Thru: 07/19/2019 12:00 Reporting Officer ID: 5828 - Haffield Disposition: Disposition Date: Reported Date: 07/19/2019 12:23 Friday Offenses
No. Group/ORI Crime Code Statute Description Counts 1 State 260A 817.034.3B Scheme to Defraud 1
Subjects
Type No. Name Address Phone Race Sex DOB/Age Victim 1 Reese, Gabrielle Felicia 755 11TH DR SW (321)261-2802 Black Female 05/08/1990 VERO BEACH, FL 32962 29
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Page:Page: 11 ofof 21 OfficerID: SHERIFF\shaffield, Narrative
On Friday July 19, 2019 at approximately 1223 hours, I responded to 4445 28th avenue in reference to a fraud.
Upon arrival I made contact with victim Gabrielle Reese who stated someone has been fraudulently using her food stamp card. Reese stated approximately two months ago she noticed money missing from her food stamp account. After the second month of this happening, Reese contacted the food stamp office who stated the following. When Reese was released from jail, she was issued a new food stamp card. During issue, there were two copies made and one of the copies was sent to someone in Reese believes this person may be a subject who was caring for her son while she was incarcerated. Reese was currently unable to provide me with this person’s name, however she was going to obtain the information as soon as possible and contact me to follow up.
This case is ACTIVE PENDING FURTHER INVESTIGATION.
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Print Date/Time: 07/22/2019 15:09 Indian River County Sheriff's Office Login ID: sheriff\nchristm ORI Number: FL0310000 Case Number: 2019-00126327
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Case Number: 2019-00126327 Incident Type: Fraud Location: 4824 ST MARGARETS DR Occurred From: 06/14/2019 13:00 VERO BEACH, FL 32967 Occurred Thru: 07/19/2019 17:30 Reporting Officer ID: 5774 - Skovsgard Disposition: Disposition Date: Reported Date: 07/19/2019 13:28 Friday Offenses
No. Group/ORI Crime Code Statute Description Counts 1 State 260A 817.67 Fraud 1
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Type No. Name Address Phone Race Sex DOB/Age Victim 1 KENYON, JAYNE LYNN 4824 ST MARGARETS DR (772)778-1087 White Female 09/27/1942 VERO BEACH, FL 32967 76
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Page:Page: 11 ofof 21 OfficerID: SHERIFF\kskovsgard, Narrative
On July 19th, 2019 at approximately 1330 hours, I responded to 4824 St. Margarets Drive in reference to a fraud.
Upon arrival I made contact with victim, Jayne Kenyon, who advised she was scammed out of money. Kenyon advised on June 14th, 2019 around 1300 hours she received a phone call from a with . Kenyon advised confirmed a few transactions on Kenyon`s Bank of America account that Kenyon had recently made. Kenyon continued to explain then listed several other transactions for places such as and none of which Kenyon advised she made. Kenyon advised she told that none of the previously listed charges were made with her knowledge. Kenyon advised then explained there was fraud on her account and law enforcement had a "Michael Kenyon" in custody who was claiming to be her son. Kenyon explained the description and age provided by did not match her son`s description. Kenyon explained was on and off the phone with her from about 1330 hours to 1700 hours. Kenyon advised then advised they needed to collect her card as evidence since law enforcement had detained a person using her information. Kenyon continued to explain advised someone would be by her residence to collect the bank card. Kenyon advised that she lived in a gated community, to which advised it would not be a problem. Kenyon advised approximately 20 minutes later called back saying they were running behind and would not be able to collect her card. Kenyon advised then requested Kenyon to meet associate at Springfield Suites (5115 Indian River Blvd) to collect the card. Kenyon advised she was still on the phone with when she arrived at the hotel to meet Kenyon advised was a wearing a . Kenyon further described Kenyon explained she attempted to hang up with while meeting with but adamantly requested Kenyon to stay on the phone for approximately 15 more minutes; after giving her bank card. Kenyon provided the following phone numbers in which was calling her from;
Kenyon advised ATM withdrawals began showing up on her bank account from Kenyon explained the following money orders were done at
$1001.78 $1502.67 $1001.78 $1502.67 $1001.78 $1502.67 $1001.78 $1502.67 $996.78
Kenyon advised she unsure which the transactions occurred at. Kenyon advised in total, approximately $26,000.00 was taken. Kenyon advised she contacted Bank of America the following day and they refunded all the money.
I responded to the Springfield Suites in order to locate camera footage of the incident on June 14th, 2019. Upon arrival I observed no exterior cameras and confirmed with hotel staff the only cameras are located in the interior of the building. Hotel staff advised at this time they cannot access the cameras and must wait for a general manager.
No further information.
This case is ACTIVE.
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Print Date/Time: 07/22/2019 15:11 Indian River County Sheriff's Office Login ID: sheriff\nchristm ORI Number: FL0310000 Case Number: 2019-00126337
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Case Number: 2019-00126337 Incident Type: Shoplifting Location: 5555 20TH ST Occurred From: 07/19/2019 13:48 VERO BEACH, FL 32966 Occurred Thru: 07/19/2019 13:48 Reporting Officer ID: 5850 - Orehostky Disposition: Disposition Date: Reported Date: 07/19/2019 13:54 Friday Offenses
No. Group/ORI Crime Code Statute Description Counts 1 State 230C 812.015 Shoplifting/Retail Theft 1
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Type No. Name Address Phone Race Sex DOB/Age Suspect 1 GABRIEL, JACLYN White Female 06/04/1989 30 Victim 1 WALMART 5555 20TH ST VERO BEACH, FL 32966 Witness 1 WYATT, MICHAEL 5555 20TH ST White Male VERO BEACH, FL 32966
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Page:Page: 11 ofof 21 OfficerID: SHERIFF\gorehostky, Narrative
On Friday, July 19, 2019, at approximately 1358 hours I responded to 5555 20th Street (Walmart) in reference to shoplifting.
Upon arrival I made contact with loss prevention employee Michael Wyatt and the suspect, Jaclyn Gabriel, who identified herself through her Florida drivers license, in the loss prevention office. Gabriel had been asked to wait in the loss prevention office with Walmart employees until law enforcement arrived, and Gabriel consented.
Wyatt advised the following: Wyatt was conducting routine surveillance via store security cameras and recognized Gabriel from a previous shoplifting incident. Wyatt monitored Gabriel's actions and witnessed her bundle several items into a single hand while scanning them at the self checkout. Gabriel kept multiple items in a single hand, but only scanned one item to be paid for before placing all the items in a bag. At the conclusion of Gabriel's transaction, she continued past all other points of sale and out the general merchandise entry/exit doors leaving several items unpaid for. Wyatt then confronted Gabriel, at which time she consented to remain in the loss prevention office. All stolen items were recovered.
The total valued of the items stolen and recovered was $48.91.
I then read Gabriel her Miranda Warning from an agency issued Miranda card and Gabriel advised she understood and wished to speak with me. Upon asking Gabriel about the incident, she stated she took them because her wife had just left her and took everything from her. Gabriel went on to state that she needed to items for a job she obtained as a nurse, which she was to begin in the upcoming days.
At the request of Walmart employees, Gabriel was trespassed from the business and both parties were provided their respective copies. A notice to appear was also issued which Gabriel signed and acknowledged her court date of August 20, 2019, at 0830 hours. Gabriel was charged with violation of F.S.S. 812.015, shoplifting/retail theft.
Copies of the notice to appear as well the trespass warning were collected and will be submitted to the Sheriff's Office. A written statement from Wyatt along with photographs of the stolen and recovered merchandise and a copy of the receipt were also collected for submission. Walmart will provide a copy of the video footage upon completion to be submitted to evidence.
This case is CLEARED BY ARREST closed.
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Print Date/Time: 07/22/2019 15:12 Indian River County Sheriff's Office Login ID: sheriff\nchristm ORI Number: FL0310000 Case Number: 2019-00126389
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Case Number: 2019-00126389 Incident Type: Domestic Violence Location: 1465 11TH LN Occurred From: 07/19/2019 16:14 VERO BEACH, FL 32960 Occurred Thru: 07/19/2019 17:00 Reporting Officer ID: 5917 - Vavra Disposition: Closed Investigation Disposition Date: 07/19/2019 Reported Date: 07/19/2019 16:14 Friday Offenses
No. Group/ORI Crime Code Statute Description Counts 1 State 130B 784.03dv Battery Domestic Violence 1
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Type No. Name Address Phone Race Sex DOB/Age Suspect 1 Barton, Donald Joseph 1465 11TH LN (203)206-4743 White Male 09/05/1950 VERO BEACH, FL 32960 68 Victim 1 Granato, Barbara Ann 1465 11TH LN (203)558-2708 White Female 06/05/1958 VERO BEACH, FL 32960 61
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Page:Page: 11 ofof 21 OfficerID: SHERIFF\tvavra, Narrative
On Friday, July 19, 2019, at approximately 1615 hours, I was dispatched to 1465 11th Lane in reference to a disturbance. Upon arrival, I made contact with the suspect later identified as Donald Barton. Barton stated the following: His wife, identified as, Barbara Granato, has been very depressed lately, due to the fact that her mother passed away approximately three weeks ago. Barton heard his wife open the door and he was afraid she was leaving to buy alcohol. Barton stated his wife had previous problems with alcohol abuse. Barton confronted Granato while she was in her bedroom, Barton stated he attempted to take Granato's automobile keys away from her, at which time Barton became angry while dealing with her and grabbed a nearby pillow and struck her. I then made contact with Granato who advised me she was afraid of Barton because he was being very aggressive towards her. During the altercation, Granato was struck by a pillow that Barton picked up and started swinging in her direction. Granato stated she was struck in the head with the pillow and her glasses were knocked off her face. Granato also stated during the altercation she was struck in her right eye by the pillow. Granato believes Barton was swinging the pillow in her direction with a lot of force and meant to strike her in the head and face.
Granato was given the domestic violence rights and remedies brochure on scene. The domestic violence packet was filled out and submitted to be turned into the IRCSO record division. I read Barton his Miranda Rights from my agency issued Miranda card, to which he stated he understood. Barton stated he did not want to speak about this incident at that time. I photographed the bedroom where the events took place. The pictures were submitted to the IRCSO Crime Scene Division. No photos were taken of Granato because I observed no physical signs of injury on her. I determined that Granato and Barton are husband and wife. I charged Barton with battery domestic violence. I transported Barton to the IRCSO County Jail without incident. This case is cleared by arrest closed.
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Print Date/Time: 07/22/2019 15:14 Indian River County Sheriff's Office Login ID: sheriff\nchristm ORI Number: FL0310000 Case Number: 2019-00126414
Case
Case Number: 2019-00126414 Incident Type: Viol of Injunction Location: 4055 41ST AV h Occurred From: 07/13/2019 17:22 VERO BEACH, FL 32960 Occurred Thru: 07/13/2019 17:22 Reporting Officer ID: 5926 - Valus Disposition: Open Investigation Disposition Date: 07/19/2019 Reported Date: 07/19/2019 17:22 Friday Offenses
No. Group/ORI Crime Code Statute Description Counts 1 State 999 784.047 Viol Injunction Protection 1
Subjects
Type No. Name Address Phone Race Sex DOB/Age
Victim 1 Healy, Eden 8075 95TH AV (631)644-7365 White Female 08/05/1994 VERO BEACH, FL 32967 24
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Page:Page: 11 ofof 31 OfficerID: SHERIFF\avalus, Narrative
On Friday, July 19, 2019, at approximately 1726 hours, I responded to 4055 41st Avenue (Indian River County Sheriff's Office) in reference to a follow up. Reference case number 2019-122989 and case number 2019-126414.
Sergeant Nolan's case report states the following:
"On Monday, July 15, 2019 at approximately 12:49pm, I responded to the Indian River County Sheriff's Office in reference to a violation of an injunction. Upon arrival I made contact with Eden Healy. She explained that her is the defendant in an Order of Protection out of Suffolk County, New York she had filed three years ago. She provided a copy of the order (case#2016SU029385) signed by the Honorable James McDonaugh of the Suffolk County District Court (1st District).
Eden explained that she moved to Florida from New York to escape the erratic behavior of as well as drug addiction. She recently found out that moved to Palm Beach County and is residing there with Last Saturday, July 13th, she received a Facebook message from that claimed was in a serious motorcycle accident and was on life support. The messages continued and Eden said she immediately recognized the behavior as and that was sending the messages via Facebook account. Eden reported the incident to Deputy Valus, who completed an incident report (19-122898). After the report was taken, Eden received another message from who admitted that used her account and sent the messages. apologized for getting involved.
I read the Order of Protection provided by Eden which did not include a no contact or no third party contact stipulation. She said there was an amendment to the order which included a no contact condition and added her young daughter to the order as well. Eden did not have the new order with the Judge's signature with her. I advised her to contact Suffolk County to get the most recent documentation and file it with our courthouse so there is a local copy. I also requested she provide a copy to the Sheriff's Office to be scanned into her file. I then had a copy made of her current order and had it scanned into Records.
I told Eden to contact Palm Beach County to see if they could make contact with in reference to violating the order while in their jurisdiction if she is able to obtain the current order with the no contact condition. She said she does not know where lives but would call them after she speaks with Suffolk County.
At this time I am unable to confirm a violation of the Protection Order or that it was violated in our jurisdiction.
Page: 2 of 3 This case is unfounded."
Today, Eden provided me was a copy of the Protection Order out of Suffolk County signed by the Honorable James McDonaugh. The documentation has a raised seal, and was signed on July, 16, 2019 out of Suffork County, New York. It should be noted subsection 01(F) states "no third party contact with Eden Healy & Leila Bartsch." Leila is Eden's young daughter.
Eden also provided me with screen shots of the Facebook messages from The screen shots do not have an indicated date however, she advised the messages were sent on Saturday, July 4, 2019. She further provided
I advised Eden this alleged crime is occurring in Palm Beach County's jurisdiction. She told me Palm Beach County refereed her to Indian River County Sheriff's Office and advised she needed to file the report in our jurisdiction.
Screen shots of the Facebook messages are attached to this case. A copy of the Protection Order was submitted into records.
This case is active, pending contact with Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office for the interviewing of
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Print Date/Time: 07/22/2019 15:16 Indian River County Sheriff's Office Login ID: sheriff\nchristm ORI Number: FL0310000 Case Number: 2019-00126458
Case
Case Number: 2019-00126458 Incident Type: Grand Theft Location: 4785 29TH AV Occurred From: 07/17/2019 20:00 VERO BEACH, FL 32967 Occurred Thru: 07/18/2019 12:00 Reporting Officer ID: 5844 - Gage Disposition: Disposition Date: Reported Date: 07/19/2019 18:13 Friday Offenses
No. Group/ORI Crime Code Statute Description Counts 1 State 230D 812.014(2)(C)(5) Grand Theft of Firearm 1
Subjects
Type No. Name Address Phone Race Sex DOB/Age Victim 1 BRONSON, ERIC ZEMBLIST, Jr. 1012 JAMAICA AVE (772)203-5509 Black Male 12/04/1992 FORT PIERCE, FL 34982 26
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Page:Page: 11 ofof 21 OfficerID: SHERIFF\bgage, Narrative
On Friday July 19th 2019, approximately 1900 hours I responded to 4785 29TH AVE in reference to a report of a stolen firearm. Upon my arrival I made contact with victim, Eric Bronson Jr. who stated that his firearm must have been stolen. Bronson went on to state that he was not positive if it was stolen from his girlfriends Black Nissan Altima, her house at 4785 29th Ave, or his house of 1012 Jamaica Ave Fort Pierce. Bronson stated he thinks he last saw it on Wednesday July 17th in his girlfriends car but again stated he wasn't sure. Bronson stated that all day today he has looked for the firearm at the above three locations and did not find it. Bronson was very adamant that the firearm was not lost, but stolen.
The firearm in question is a Taurus, PT111 Millennium G2, 9mm, with a 3.2" barrel length. It has a black bottom and stainless slide. Bronson stated that after tax he paid approximately $350.00 for the firearm.
I submitted all of the firearms information to dispatch for it to be entered into NCIC/FCIC as stolen.
I provided Bronson with my card and the case number, and advised him to call us if he were to come upon the firearm or if he gathered any leads on who might've taken it and/or from where.
I will conduct searches in Finder and leads online for the firearm in pawnshops.
This case is Inactive.
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Print Date/Time: 07/22/2019 15:18 Indian River County Sheriff's Office Login ID: sheriff\nchristm ORI Number: FL0310000 Case Number: 2019-00126561
Case
Case Number: 2019-00126561 Incident Type: Harassment Location: 1075 HIGHLAND DR SW Occurred From: 07/19/2019 20:57 VERO BEACH, FL 32962 Occurred Thru: 07/19/2019 20:57 Reporting Officer ID: 5876 - DeLeon Disposition: Disposition Date: Reported Date: 07/19/2019 20:57 Friday Offenses
No. Group/ORI Crime Code Statute Description Counts 1 State 9000 810.145 Video Voyeurism 1 2 State 9000 784.048.1A Harassment 1
Subjects
Type No. Name Address Phone Race Sex DOB/Age
Victim 1 Roman, Brittany 1075 HIGHLAND DR SW (321)368-0660 White Female 08/27/1987 VERO BEACH, FL 32962 31 Victim 2 TAYLOR, CHRISTOPHER W 1075 HIGHLAND DR SW (772)626-4899 White Male 05/03/1972 VERO BEACH, FL 32962 47
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Page:Page: 11 ofof 21 OfficerID: SHERIFF\tdeleon, Narrative
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE
Deputy: Tea De Leon Case Number: 2019- 126561 Incident Type: Harassment Date: 7/19/2019
On Friday July 19, 2019 I responded to 1075 highland drive SW in reference to a harassment. Upon arrival, I made contact with Brittany Roman and her fiance Christopher Taylor.
Brittany stated she had been engaged to her fiance for the last 5 years, however she had been involved in another relationship for the last 2 years with a from Earlier this afternoon, the affair Brittany had with came to Christopher’s attention when he received multiple Facebook messages from
Both Brittany and Christopher had asked on multiple occasions to stop texting and communicating with them. However, the text messages from continued. then created an album labeling it “Brittany Affair 2019” containing over 300 photos of Brittany, 21 of those photos were nude and explicit. The Album was sent to Christopher’s Facebook messenger and also posted on a private Instagram page with the account named It was later determined that the account belonged to who lives in While I was speaking with Christopher, he was still receiving text messages from about the relationship had with Brittany.
I advised Brittany to screen shot the text messages, Instagram, and the album that was created. I also told both Christopher and Brittany to block from their phones and social media.
An arrest warrant affidavit for harassment and video voyeurism will be submitted. Brittany and Christopher did not have access to a flash drive, so the screen shots were sent to my email and will be submitted into evidence. Both Christopher and Brittany were issued victims rights packets.
This case is ACTIVE.
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Print Date/Time: 07/22/2019 15:30 Indian River County Sheriff's Office Login ID: sheriff\nchristm ORI Number: FL0310000 Case Number: 2019-00126647
Case
Case Number: 2019-00126647 Incident Type: Battery Location: 4251 28TH CT Occurred From: 07/20/2019 00:11 VERO BEACH, FL 32967 Occurred Thru: 07/20/2019 00:11 Reporting Officer ID: 5898 - Ward Disposition: Disposition Date: Reported Date: 07/20/2019 00:11 Saturday Offenses
No. Group/ORI Crime Code Statute Description Counts 1 State 9000 790.19 Shoot or Throw Deadly Missile 1 2 State 130B 784.03dv Battery Domestic Violence 1 3 State 2900 806.13.1b2 Criminal Mischief Damage >$200 but < $1000 1
Subjects
Type No. Name Address Phone Race Sex DOB/Age
Victim 1 Davis, Courtney Schantel 8415 58TH CT (772)940-3182 Black Female 01/30/1989 VERO BEACH, FL 32967 30
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Page:Page: 11 ofof 21 OfficerID: SHERIFF\award, Narrative
On July 20th 2019 at approximately 0024 hours, I responded to 4251 28th Court in reference to a disturbance.
Upon arrival, I made contact with the victim, Courtney Davis. Courtney advised her attacked her. Courtney stated she was drinking at house, , when became angry during an argument about alcohol. became physical and punched Courtney in the face. While Courtney was attempted to leave, then threw a bottle of alcohol at the windshield of her vehicle, causing the windshield to shatter. I observed Courtney's windshield to have a large shattered indent in front of the driver's seat, as well as glass fragments from a bottle laying on the windshield wipers. I observed blood coming from Courtney's mouth as well as a large cut on her back which was bleeding as well. Courtney advised she does not remember when she got the cut on her back. Courtney then escorted me back to the scene where the altercation took place. I observed broken glass on the driveway similar to the glass on Courtney's vehicle. Courtney stated this was not the first time had struck her, however it is the first time Courtney advised she and have a child together. Courtney was given a domestic violence packet and agreed to provide me with a written statement. Courtney advised the estimated cost for a new windshield would be $300.
The statement reads as follows: "Came to house got into fight hit me because I wouldn't give the bottle. I was leaving came to driver side of car hit the car with the bottle then when is said I was calling the cops the throw the bottle of my front car window."
I was unable to locate Willie at residence. After attempting to call cell phone, did not answer. began texting Courtney during my interview, as well as calling her stating will not be coming home until the police leave.
Photographs were taken of the damage, glass, and Courtney's injuries. The photographs were submitted into evidence.
A warrant will be submitted for .
This case is active pending warrant approval.
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Print Date/Time: 07/22/2019 15:33 Indian River County Sheriff's Office Login ID: sheriff\nchristm ORI Number: FL0310000 Case Number: 2019-00126677
Case
Case Number: 2019-00126677 Incident Type: Battery Location: 939 14TH LN Occurred From: 07/20/2019 02:17 VERO BEACH, FL 32960 Occurred Thru: 07/20/2019 02:17 Reporting Officer ID: 5915 - Dauria Disposition: Disposition Date: Reported Date: 07/20/2019 02:17 Saturday Offenses
No. Group/ORI Crime Code Statute Description Counts 1 State 130A 784.03 Battery 1
Subjects
Type No. Name Address Phone Race Sex DOB/Age Suspect 1 Durwin, Michael Chace 1135 22ND CT (772)217-9664 White Male 07/15/1993 VERO BEACH 32960 26 Victim 1 Sledjeski, Jenna Marie 618 4TH PL SW White Female 02/01/1997 VERO BEACH, FL 32962 22
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Page:Page: 11 ofof 21 OfficerID: SHERIFF\adauria, Narrative
On Saturday, July 20, 2019, at approximately 0217 hours I responded to 939 14th Lane (Stix Billiards) in reference to a disturbance.
Upon arrival, I made contact with Michael C Durwin (suspect) who informed me he was there to take Jenna M Sledjeski (victim) home. They have been in an on and off relationship for approximately 2 years and they do not currently reside together nor have a child in common.
I then made contact with Sledjeski who informed me that she was leaving the bar with her friend Megan L Thomas when her ex-boyfriend Durwin arrived and was trying to take Sledjeski home. After Sledjeski and Thomas told Durwin multiple times that they weren't interested in going home with him they both went back into the bar and had the . Sledjeski stated that she is fine and nothing else happened and just wanted Durwin to leave the bar so she can exit safely.
I made contact with Durwin and informed him that Sledjeski doesn't want to go home with him and that he needs to leave due to the bar being closed. At which point Durwin left the bar.
When I made contact with Sledjeski and Thomas to inform them Durwin had left the area Thomas showed me a video on her phone. In the video, I observed Durwin picking up Sledjeski and slamming her on the ground. Followed by Durwin walking toward Thomas and slapping the phone out Thomas’s hand that she was recording the incident with.
Sledjeski stated multiple times that she doesn't want to press charges for battery on Durwin.
Sledjeski signed a Declination of Intent which was submitted into records.
This case is INACTIVE.
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Print Date/Time: 07/22/2019 15:34 Indian River County Sheriff's Office Login ID: sheriff\nchristm ORI Number: FL0310000 Case Number: 2019-00126695
Case
Case Number: 2019-00126695 Incident Type: Viol of Injunction Location: 1835 49TH AV Occurred From: 07/20/2019 03:16 VERO BEACH, FL 32966 Occurred Thru: 07/20/2019 03:16 Reporting Officer ID: 5875 - Wilkinson Disposition: Disposition Date: Reported Date: 07/20/2019 03:16 Saturday Offenses
No. Group/ORI Crime Code Statute Description Counts 1 State 9000 784.047 Viol Injunction Protection 1 2 State 9000 856.011 Disorderly Intoxication 1
Subjects
Type No. Name Address Phone Race Sex DOB/Age Complainant 1 Leachman, Travis L 1835 49TH AV G (305)922-0712 Black Male 03/11/1991 Vero Beach, FL 32966 28 Suspect 1 Lilley, Shiloh Bryan 1835 49TH AV (772)663-3617 White Male 10/04/1983 VERO BEACH, FL 32966 35 Victim 1 Matuschka-Lilley, Heidi Mercedes 1835 49TH AV A (772)501-9233 White Female 07/13/1988 VERO BEACH, FL 32966 31 Victim 2 Lilley, Skiler 1835 49TH AV A White Male 04/07/2004 VERO BEACH, FL 32966 15 Victim 3 Matuschka-Lilley 1835 49TH AV A White Female 05/30/2014 VERO BEACH, FL 32966 5
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Page:Page: 11 ofof 21 OfficerID: SHERIFF\kwilkinson, Narrative
On 7/20/2019 at approximately 0317 hours, I was dispatched to 1839 49TH Avenue Apt. A in reference to a disturbance.
Upon arrival, I approached the residence and noticed the front mailbox was damaged as well as glass on the ground from a broken lamp post in the front yard. As I approached the rear of the residence, a white juvenile later identified as Skiler Lilley ran towards me stating his father was inside yelling at his mother. As I approached the rear door, the suspect Shiloh Lilley, exited the rear door yelling for me to take him to jail. Shiloh was unable to maintain his balance, repeatedly falling into objects in the yard. Shiloh had a strong odor of alcohol emanating from his breath as well as slurred speech. Shiloh continually yelled despite being told numerous times to lower his voice. Shiloh was told to sit down at which point he began to walk away from me. I order Shiloh to sit down again at which point he stated "Is that an order or are you asking me?" Shiloh then stated "You know I can beat your ass but I won't out of courtesy."
I ran Shiloh's information through dispatch; I was advised he was the subject of an active order of protection, protection order number #C0021013J, out of Colorado against the petitioner Heidi Mercedes Matuschka - Moore for the following:
"The subject is restrained from assaulting, threatening, abusing, harassing, following, interfering or stalking the protected person and or the child of the protected person. Shall not possess or consume alcoholic beverages or controlled substances."
I made contact with the complainant and neighbor, Travis Leachman, who advised Shiloh had been arguing with Heidi and throwing things next door. Shiloh exited the residence and broke both the mailbox and lamp post. Leachman told Shiloh to stop breaking items in the yard at which point Shiloh threatened to hit Leachman.
Shiloh's son, Skiler Lilley, advised Shiloh had consumed an entire bottle of alcohol that evening and had been arguing with Heidi.
I spoke to Heidi who advised Shiloh was arguing with her but stated it was only verbal. Heidi was aware of the active order of protection in place.
Shiloh was arrested for Disorderly Intoxication, F.S.S 856.011, and Violation of Injunction, F.S.S 784.047. Shiloh was transported to the county jail for booking an processing.
DCF was notified of the incident.
This case is CLEARED BY ARREST CLOSED.
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