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F L O R I D AS; F A R A D I S E
OFFICE OF THE VILLAGE MANAGER
NO. 009-2015 LETTER TO COUNCIL
TO: Mayor Martin Packer and Members of the Village Council
FROM: Jorge M. Gonzalez, Village Manager��
DATE: January 16, 2015
SUBJECT: Bal Harbour Police Department Weekly Report for the week of January 9 -15, 2015
The purpose of this Letter to Council (LTC) is to transmit to you a Weekly Report from the Bal
Harbour Police Department that I requested in order to enhance the flow of communication and
transparency.
Should you have any questions or require additional information, please feel free to call the
Chief or me directly.
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Weekly Summary Report
Week of: 01/09/15 - 01/15/15
Call
for Service
Reports
Arrests
Code
Enforcement
Traffic
Enforcement
Primary
111
Incident
45
Felony
1
Warning
5
Citation
25
Back Up
Outside Jurisdiction
2
Crash
2
Misdemeanor
3
Notice
1
Warning
39
Parking
22
Total
113
Total
47
Total
4
Total
6
Total
86
Date
Incident Arrest
Location
01/12/15
Damage Property
96th St & Bal Bay Drive Security
Gate
Narrative
Police were contacted after a resident discovered the surveillance camera to the entry gate at 96 St
and Bal Bay Drive was hanging from the pole. A review of the surveillance footage determined the
camera was damaged by a truck making a delivery to the Village Park. The delivery company was
contacted and accepted full responsibility for the damages. The Driver was unaware of the damage to
the camera.
Date
Incident/Arrest
Location
01/12/15
Arrest/Theft Over
10295 Collins (Ritz Carlton)
Narrative
An investigative follow-up to the case last week, in which a guest at the Ritz Carton dropped a black
pouch containing $9500.00 in US Currency. The subject was identified to be a Valet Attendant at the
Ritz Carlton. He was observed by video footage picking up the black pouch. The subject never made
any attempt to alert the guest of the dropped purse. The subject was identified via hotel surveillance
cameras and arrested. The arrestee subsequently returned the $7500.00 cash on 1/12/15 and the
remaining $2000.00 on 1/13/15 when he returned the TV he had purchased with the money. The
victim was contacted and money will be returned on 1/23/15 when the victim returns to Bal Harbour
Village.
Date
Incident/Arrest
Location
01/13/15
Vehicle Burglary
9700 Collins Bal Harbour Shops
Narrative
A guest parked in the Blue area of the shops. The guest left behind several shopping bags in her
vehicle with merchandise previously purchased at Aventura Mall. Upon returning, the guest discovered
the bags missing. Inspection revealed a small puncture/indentation to the driver side door cylinder
lock. The approximate total of the property taken was $7,000.00. Bal Harbor Shops Security was on
the scene.
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Date
Incident Arrest
Location
9600 BLK. HARDING AVE. BUS
01/14/15
Information
STOP
Narrative
Complainant called police reference a Bicycle locked to a bus bench impeding pedestrian right of way.
While conducting the investigation, the owner of the bike arrived at the scene. The owner was advised
the shops have Bicycle Racks available. The bicycle was removed by the owner.
Date
Incident/Arrest
Location
01/14/15
Burglary/Storage Container
10275 Collins Ave(Harbor House)
Narrative
Workers contacted police after they discovered the storage container was burglarized and several
miscellaneous tools and power equipment were stolen. Surveillance footage revealed a light colored
mini -van back up to the storage container on three different occasions, 2 males exited the van
wearing construction vests walking in the area of the container. Note; the video does not capture the
loading of the stolen items onto the van. North Miami Beach Police CSI processed the scene. In
addition, the video footage was released to local media outlets in an attempt to generate a leads to
the suspects identity.
Date
Incident Arrest
Location
01/15/15
Theft & Resisting Arrest
10275 Collins Ave(Harbor House)
Narrative
Arrestee requested a taxi in Sunny Isles jurisdiction, upon arrival in Bal Harbour, the arrestee refused
to pay the taxi fare. The arrestee exited the cab and walked away with his suitcase. Arrestee was
located and detained by Lt. Amago and subsequently arrested.
Date Incident/Arrest_
Location
01/15/2015 Arrest
10100 Block Collins Avenue
Police received a request for assistance from Miami -Dade Transit due to an unruly passenger on their
bus. Upon arrival the suspect continued his actions and was subsequently arrested for disorderly
conduct and transported to Dade County Jail.
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Date
Incident/Arrest
Location
01/10/15-01/14/15
Visibility/Village Familiarity
Bal Harbor Village
Narrative
Lieutenants' Amago and Flowers commuted the area of the Village, Collins Avenue, and the Beach.
During the familiarity and visibility detail, contact was made with numerous residents. Lieutenants
Ama o and Flowers introduced themselves and provided their contact information to the residents.
Completed by: Captain M. De La Rosa Date: January 16, 2015
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