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Home My Public Portal AboutLTC 061-2022 PD Weekly Report Week 14-April 1 2022 through April 7 2022 finalBAL HARBOUR - VILLAGE - OFFICE OF THE VILLAGE MANAGER LETTER TO COUNCIL NO. 061-2022 To: From: Jorge M. Gonzalez, Village Managr ei- Date: April 8, 2022 Subject: Bal Harbour Police Department Weekly Report for the period of April 1, 2022, through April 7, 2022. Mayor Gabriel Groisman and Members of the Village Council 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 Chief Raleigh Flowers or me directly. JMG/RF/MH Primary 40 Incident 16 Felony 01 Violations 01 Citations 119 Assist Other Agency 02 Crash 06 Misdemeanor Includes Traffic 02 Warnings - Verbal and Written 06 Warnings 114 To t al 4 2 To t al 2 2 To t al 0 3 Investigations 70 Parking 56 To t al 2 8 9 Enforcement Activity Summary Friday, 4/01 Traffic Enforcement Details Location / Detail Type Citations Warnings Parking Enforcement Village Wide (includes North Lot) 04 00 Radar Enforcement on Collins Avenue 01 03 North Lot / Frontage Road Traffic Enforcement 01 01 Residential 20 MPH is Plenty AM & PM Details 00 00 Harding Avenue & 96 Street / Crosswalk 00 00 All other Collins Avenue Enforcement Results 18 15 Saturday, 4/02 Traffic Enforcement Details Location / Detail Type Citations Warnings Parking Enforcement Village Wide (includes North Lot) 21 00 Radar Enforcement on Collins Avenue 00 00 North Lot / Frontage Road Traffic Enforcement 00 03 Residential 20 MPH is Plenty AM & PM Details 00 00 Harding Avenue & 96 Street / Crosswalk 00 00 All other Collins Avenue Enforcement Results 08 16 Sunday, 4/03 Traffic Enforcement Details Location / Detail Type Citations Warnings Parking Enforcement Village Wide (includes North Lot) 10 00 Radar Enforcement on Collins Avenue 01 03 North Lot / Frontage Road Traffic Enforcement 00 00 Residential 20 MPH is Plenty AM & PM Details 00 00 Harding Avenue & 96 Street / Crosswalk 00 00 All other Collins Avenue Enforcement Results 13 14 Monday, 4/04 Traffic Enforcement Details Location / Detail Type Citations Warnings Parking Enforcement Village Wide (includes North Lot) 09 00 Radar Enforcement on Collins Avenue 06 09 North Lot / Frontage Road Traffic Enforcement 00 00 Residential 20 MPH is Plenty AM & PM Details 00 00 Harding Avenue & 96 Street / Crosswalk 00 01 All other Collins Avenue Enforcement Results 10 07 Co d e En f o r cem e n t The Code Enforcement Unit responded to a complaint of work without a permit at a beachside condominium. Upon further inspection, CEOs verified the complaint and reported the issue to the Building Department. CEOs issued a stop work order and a code violation notice. The owners were directed to contact the Building Department for proper permits and inspections. Code Enforcement Officers continue their patrol of the beach areas for dog and leash violations and persons riding bikes on the jogging paths. The unit found one visitor to the beach with a small dog at her side. Further investigation revealed the dog was a service animal. The visitor, however, was on her way off the beach. CEOs also interacted with two individuals using retractable leashes. One was a resident and the other a visitor; neither were aware of the new leash restrictions. CEOs informed them of the new leash ordinance and warned them against future violations. CEOs also encountered two bicyclists on the jogging paths. Each was directed to the hardpack and reminded bikes were prohibited on the jogging path. In all instances, the parties involved were receptive to the information received and promptly complied with instructions. Criminal Investigations The Criminal Investigation Division (CID)received information pertaining to the alleged loss of a Rolex watch valued at $75,000. The owner originally reported the watch as lost in the sea, but later learned his wife had properly stored the watch. The owner provided e-mail verification that the watch was found. The CID continues its investigation of the alleged theft of a safe from an apartment at a beachside condominium. The victim claimed the safe was stolen from his closet. Detectives reviewed several hours of video footage from hallways and entrances near the victim's apartment but found no evidence of the theft. When the victim was informed of the facts, the victim stated he may have erred in the date of theft. Detectives are now obtaining subpoenas for video recorded on other dates in an effort to verify the theft and develop leads. Marine Patrol / Beach Safety Officer Details Stops Citations Warnings Arrests Reports AOA Contacts 07 01 05 00 01 00 66 Remarks Marine Patrol: On April 3rd, Bal Harbour Marine Patrol and Indian Creek Marine Patrol Officers initiated a vessel stop near the Haulover Bridge, the investigation revealed inconsistencies regarding vessel's float plans. In addition, two crew members on board had criminal pasts for human and narcotics trafficking. Customs and Border Patrol agents responded and took over the investigation. 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