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Home My Public Portal AboutLTC 161-2016 Bal Harbour Police Department Weekly Report for the period of August 26, 2016 through September 1, 2016BAL HARBOUR V I L L A G E - OFFICE OF THE VILLAGE MANAGER LETTER TO COUNCIL NO. 161-2016 To: Mayor Martin Packer and Members of the Village Council From: Jorge M. Gonzalez, Village Manager i Date: September 2, 2016 ( w Subject: Bal Harbour Police Department Weekly Report for the period of August 26, 2016 through September 1, 2016 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. JMG/MdIR BAL HARBOUR POLICE DEPARTMENT MARK N. OVERTON Chief of Police Weekly Summary Report Week of Friday August 26 — Thursday September 01, 2016 a s Reports Arrests . Enforcement Enforcement Primary 148 Incident 29 Felony 00 Warning 07 Citation 50 Back Up Outside 01 Crash 07 Misdemeanor 00 Notice 00 Warning 37 Jurisdiction Parking 23 Total 149 Total 36 Total 00 Total 07 Total 110 Kpw- WE Bal Harbour Marine Patrol Unit Enforcement Initiativ Assist Citations 01 Warnings 04 Stops & 05 Other 00 Reports 00 Contacts Agency Day Date Traffic Enforceme:1 Metails Location Citations Warnings Friday 08/26/16 9700 Collins Avenue(Shops Detail right turns) 05 00 Friday 08/26/16 Collins Avenue Radar & Traffic Enforcement Detail 00 00 Friday 08/26/16 Harding Avenue and 96 Street Crosswalk 00 00 Friday 08/26/16 Frontage Road & North Lot 3 parking 00 Friday 08/26/16 Twenty is Plenty Residential 00 OQ Saturday 08/27/16 Collins Avenue Radar & Traffic Enforcement Detail 03 01 Saturday 08/27/16 9700 Collins Avenue(Shops Detail right turns) 00 00 Saturday 08/27/16 Frontage Road(Wrong Way -Speeding) 00 00 1 il BAL HARBOUR POLICE DEPARTMENT d oFF'�FR NARSO yd MARK N. OVERTON Chief of Police 4p°� FLA Weekly Summary Report Saturday 08/27/16 Collins Avenue Radar & Traffic Enforcement Detail 03 01 Sunday 08/28/16 9700 Collins Avenue(Shops Detail right turns) 03 00 Sunday 08/28/16 Collins Avenue Radar & Traffic Enforcement Detail 02 00 Sunday 08/28/16 Frontage Road (Wrong Way -Speeding) 02 00 Monday 08/29/16 Frontage Road (Wrong Way -Speeding) 00 00 Monday 08/29/16 Collins Avenue Radar & Traffic Enforcement Detail 09 10 Monday 08/29/16 Harding Avenue and 96 Street Crosswalk 04 00 Tuesday 08/30/16 Residential 20 is Plenty 00 02 Tuesday 08/30/16 Collins Avenue Radar Traffic Enforcement 11 10 Tuesday 08/30/16 Harding Avenue and 96 Street Crosswalk 02 00 Wednesday 08/31/16 Frontage Road (Wrong Way -Speeding) 01 01 Wednesday 08/31/16 9700 Collins Avenue(Shops Detail right turns) 04 00 Wednesday 08/31/16 Residential 20 is Plenty 02 00 Wednesday 08/31/16 Collins Avenue Radar Traffic Enforcement 00 00 Thursday 09/01/16 Collins Avenue Radar Traffic Enforcement 00 00 Thursday 09/01/16 Harding Avenue and 96 Street Crosswalk 01 00 Thursday 09/01/16 Frontage Road (Wrong Way -Speeding) 11parking 03 Thursday 09/01/16 9700 Collins Avenue(Shops Detail right turns) 01 00 Thursday 09/01/16 Residential Twenty is Plenty 00 00 BAL HARBOUR POLICE DEPARTMENT a OFFCR. HARBO 0 MARK N. OVERTON ,;:4"OLicE,,�aO Chief of Police •f.,,, FLA Weekly Summary Report Code Enforcement in conjunction with Public Works continues to check the entire Village for areas of standing water in regards to Zika virus prevention efforts. Code Enforcement continues to visit all construction sites at least twice weekly, maintaining contact with the contractors to immediately address areas of concern. Due to these efforts a warning was issued to the Kenilworth in regards to a clogged drain with standing water; the management of the location ensured the issue was corrected promptly. Code Enforcement issued three warnings for appearance violations within the Gated Community. Additionally, a survey of the equipment boxes along the beach was conducted. The survey resulted in four warnings for appearance code violations issued to the Bal Harbour 101, The Palace, Bal Harbour Tower and The Ritz Carlton. All of the properties were given two weeks to bring the equipment boxes into compliance with the appearance code. Code Enforcement in conjunction with Parks and Public Spaces will continue to monitor the appearance code along the beach. Noteworthy Incidents The incidents listed below are included in the above totals. However they are sufficient interest to be noted. Date Incident/Arrest Location 08/27/16 AOA/ Surfside 9555 Collins Avenue Narrative / Comments While conducting an area check of the Bal Harbour Beach, an officer noticed a vessel drifting ashore near Surfside Beach. The officer immediately notified the Surfside Police Department and responded to the shoreline to provide assistance. As the officer approached, he noticed a male walking away from the vessel towards him. The male told the officer the vessel experienced mechanical problems and the engine became inoperable. The owner of the vessel requested a tow service and the vessel was subsequently removed without further incident. Date Incident/Arrest Location 10205 Collins Avenue 08/30/16 Safety Hazard (Kenilworth) Narrative / Comments While patrolling the Collins Avenue corridor, a Bal Harbour officer noticed an unsecured scaff d swinging from the Kenilworth condominiums creating a potential safety hazard. The offi r contacted Kenilworth personnel who responded and properly secured the scaffold. e pIC' BAL HARBOUR POLICE DEPARTMENT CHAR@o�:wi MARK N. OVERTON;�; Chief of Police ,+�•,.��,,,f FLA Weekly Summary Report Date Incident/Arrest Location 08/31/16 Disturbance 10100 Block of Collins Avenue Narrative / Comments While conducting traffic enforcement on Collins Avenue, Bal Harbour officers were flagged down by the driver of a taxi. The driver stated that his passenger appeared intoxicated and was verbally abusive towards him. Officers interviewed the individual and also conducted a criminal history check. He was cooperative and was cleared of any open warrants. The individual paid his fair and later left the area in another cab. Date Incident/Arrest Location 9700 Collins Avenue 09/01/16 Credit Card Fraud Gucci Narrative / Comments The manager of Gucci requested police and reported a credit card fraud which had occurred earlier in the day. The manager stated that a male made a purchase with proper identification and left the store. Later in the day they received a call from the card holder informing them that the purchase was unauthorized and fraudulent. The store does has surveillance footage of the offender. The case has been assigned to the Bal Harbour police criminal investigative unit. Co/Ieted by: Miguel De La Rosa, Captain Date: September 01, 2016 4