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F L OR I D A' S, P A R AD I S E
OFFICE OF THE VILLAGE MANAGER
NO. 027-2015 LETTER TO COUNCIL
TO: Mayor Martin Packer and Members of the Village Council
FROM: Jorge M. Gonzalez, Village Manager Y�6�
DATE: February 13, 2015
SUBJECT: Bal Harbour Police Department Weekly Report for the week of
February 6 — February 12, 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.
BAL HARBOUR POLICE DEPARTMENT
MARK N. OVERTON
Chief of Police
Weekly Summary Report
Week of: 02/06/15 - 02/12/15
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Call
for Service
Reports
Arrests
Code
Enforcement
Traffic
Enforcement
Primary
66
Incident
31
Felony
03
Warning
03
Citation
35
Back Up
Outside Jurisdiction
Crash
1
Misdemeanor
01
Notice
02
Warning
39
Parking
14
Total
80
Total
32
Total
04
1 Total
05
Total
88
Noteworthy Incidents
The incidents listed below are included in the above totals;
however they are of sufficient interest to be noted.
Date
Incident/Arrest
Location
02/06/15
Village Gate
South / 96 Street Side
Narrative
The residential gated community gate on Bal Bay Drive malfunctioned remaining half way open.
Officers placed traffic cones, a detour sign and a police vehicle in order to alert drivers of the gate
closure. The guard at the main gate was contacted and TEM repaired the gate by 1:00 P.M. on
Saturday February 7m
Date
Incident/Arrest
Location
02/07/15
Dolphin Cycling Challenge
AlA (Collins Avenue)
Narrative
The Dolphin's Cycling Challenge Bike Charity Fund Raiser for UM Sylvester Cancer Center, traversed
the village along Collins Avenue. The route traveled north on Collins from Miami Beach on the way to
Palm Beach County. Bal Harbour officers were positioned at key intersections to facilitate both the
cyclists and vehicular traffic. No incidents were reported of any kind.
Date
Incident Arrest
Location
02/07/15
Arrest/Possession of Marijuana
10275 Collins Ave # 602
Under
Harbour House
Narrative
Officers received information of a strong order of marijuana on the 61n floor of the Harbour House.
Responding officers tracked the odor to apartment # 602. Contact was made with the tenant who
admitted to smoking marijuana. Tenant voluntarily surrendered the remaining marijuana and
paraphernalia. Tenant was subsequently arrested for misdemeanor possession and released on a
promise to appear.
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Date
Incident/Arrest
Loci_ tion
02/08/15
Reckless Driving/Driving
9700 Block of Collins Avenue
W/Sus ended License
Narrative
A subject was observed operating an un-registered dirt bike in a reckless manner south on Collins
Avenue and was detained. A records check on the driver revealed the subject's driver's license was
suspended for Willfully Fleeing a Police Officer. The subject was arrested and transported for booking.
Date
Incident/Arrest
Location
02/10/2015
IRS Scam
10155 Collins Avenue #101
Narrative
The complainant received a telephone call insisting that she owed the IRS, $2000.00. The
complainant became suspicious of the call and contacted her accountant, who informed her that the
call was an on -going scam to gain personal information from potential victims.
Date
Incident/Arrest
Location
02/09-10/2015
Theft Over Arrests
Sal Harbour Shops
Narrative
Within February 09`h and 10`h Sal Harbour Police officers arrested two individuals within the shops.
Both individuals were observed as they removed items from two different stores and were detained.
The subjects were arrested and transported to jail. The total amount of the thefts was $3740.00
Date
Incident/Arrest
Location
02/06-12/2015
Traffic Detail
96 Street and Harding Avenue
Narrative
As a result of citizen concerns, officers continued to monitor the intersection for vehicles improperly
continuing south on Harding Avenue from the right lane on Collins Avenue and for vehicles yielding to
pedestrians on the 96 Street crosswalk. A total of 6 citations and 3 warnings were issued.
Completed by: Captain M. De La Rosa
Date: February 13, 2015
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