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| January 23 2012 |
| 10xx azalea point dr. noise complaint. po. 1125 pm |
| 945 pm. sd? 14xx princess paula dr., car break. |
914 pm. christency and niver. rp heard noise in rear of house. found screen door to back porch cut. police question suspicious nervous male, commonwealth and westminster? arrested for narcotics. |
| 839 pm. 1x palm castle dr. physical fight. po. |
| 910 big tree road sd. verbal disturbance. 809 pm |
north bound on anastasia from circle S? male and female. male reported to have an open warrant. sd. 755 pm sdpd unit out with male, hawthorne and anastasia. 757 pm |
| 3664 nova. circle K. shop lifting. po. 751 pm |
| 4 or 5 cars broken into near the soccer field, po. 742 pm. city hall park |
at the pavilion. 2 females and children in a dispute. po. 657 pm left in a vehicle. blue van. |
| x palm court. vandalism that happened yesterday. po. 657 pm |
| fort smith? vc. car 800 interested in an incident which I guess just happened. someone tried to snatch and run away with a cash register. left in a vehicle. 800 says there was an incident like this the other night. 649 pm. wants central to call his (800) cell phone. |
| 18xx south palmetto. domestic. female and 17 yr. old daughter. sd? 619 pm |
| fox place? ct. residence and ownership dispute. po. 602 pm |
| 501 pm. sd. 562 reed canal, mother, son and girlfriend, disturbance. |
on the beach. cardinal to university. guess they are looking for a missing person. air one requested. db? 419 pm looking for second drowning victim. beach patrol
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| 415 pm. po. sagano ct. water coming up from the ground. public works sdvised. |
| 1x magnolia. po. assault. 411 pm |
| straford sq. burglary to garage, happened sometime within the last 10 houjrs. po. 405 pm |
| reed canal and nova. intox person walking in traffic. 2 calls to 911 on this. sd. 336 pm |
6xx herbert st. cold to to the touch. elderly male may have expired. po. 334 pm confirmed deceased. 348 pm |
| oldsmobile. ridgewood north bound from big tree. fleeing and eluding vehicle from popd. felony charges. 332 pm |
| shell gas station, ridgewood and herbert, po. trespasser. 331 pm |
Ped, hit and run,, ABC liq, 1506 s rRdgewood ave..
This is south Dayton, veh fled S/B
On Ridgewood 311 pm. db? sent to us by Trouble Shooter Services bicyclist father refuses to make out a police report for sdpd. 337 pm |
| 125 pm. po. 2xx ocean ave. po. assault |
| wal mart. po. shop lifter in custody. 1250 pm |
| popd sgt. and another unit at 1690 dunlawton ave. for a special detial. po. 1211 am |
| clyde morris. 2 subjects working on a fence were "sniffing?" around his house. he confronted them with a gun and had words with them, and they left. po. 12 pm |
| eddie lane. suspect who has open felony warrants has been seen. po. 1124 am |
| 8xx christie dr. po. theft. 955 am |
| 6xx brekenrige po. car break. 912 am |
dunlawton and village trail 3 vehicle auto accident. po. 847 am popd unit on scene reports minor crash, no injuries. 848 am |
one secured at 813 am. rescue allowed to come in now.
i missed the beginning of this incident, don't know what it is about
. broken bow lane. 5xx broken bow. follow up police investigation. 1117 am . po |
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| January 23 2012 |
FPL Supported Petition Deemed Not In Compliance With Laws
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Councilman Ford has probably saved Port Orange taxpayers millions by exposing the nonsense that is Riverwalk
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| Riverwalk land swap spurs sharp exchange -- Thank you Councilman Ford for standing up to the Master Developer. -- hank |
Courthouse VOLUSIA COUNTY JAIL DOCKET (The following people were booked into the Volusia County Branch Jail on felony charges yet to be proven in court.)To see the list of non Port Orange residents, go to the dbnj on line |
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1 21 12 Kristin Alana Trotter, 35, Port Orange, dealing in stolen property, possession of a controlled substance; ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' |
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Date: 01-19-12 The City of South Daytona from Jeanne Willard, Public Information Officer FPL Supported Petition Deemed Not In Compliance With Laws SOUTH DAYTONA – A petition circulated by the FPL-backed political committee “Take Back Our Power” (TBOP) is not substantially in compliance with the Division of Elections standard petition form, and the City has been advised by legal counsel to return the signed, unapproved forms to the Political Action Committee. (See attached.) In an effort to conduct its city elections in accordance with state law, the City retained legal counsel which determined that the format “departs from the state-adopted form in a material way” by not including statements informing voters that all information on the form, including signatures, becomes public record, that it is a crime to knowingly sign more than one petition and that the form will not be valid if all requested information is not completed. In addition, counsel contacted the Division of Elections, who advised that the Division would not approve any petition form that did not include this information. City Attorney Scott Simpson concurred with the opinion and recommendation. The FPL-funded petition drive effort follows a protracted legal battle between the City and the utility over the City’s right to exercise the purchase option contained in its franchise agreement to buy the electrical distribution system, despite the fact that the City already voted to purchase the utility in July. Following the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s ruling that FPL was not entitled to stranded cost, the City received a letter from FPL stating that it was forming a PAC to amend the City Charter in an attempt to stop the City from buying the system. Financial documents filed by the PAC show that FPL has contributed $20,000, while residents have contributed less than $300 to date. TBOP was previously given notice regarding the petition format. On Dec. 9, TBOP submitted the charter amendment petition to the City. The City Clerk denied TBOP’s petition format, directing TBOP to resubmit the petition in accordance with the State’s pre-approved petition form. TBOP responded that it believed that it was in compliance and proceeded to collect signatures on the unapproved petition form. Those signed petitions were submitted to the City in January. ###
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Time is right for developmentSince I am a resident of Port Orange, I have read with interest of the trials and tribulations regarding the riverfront property that my town is trying to develop.
January 21, 2012
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...I have been treated for chronic pain due to degenerative disc disease and multiple surgeries since October 2010. Since the new laws intended to close the illegal pain clinics went into effect, I have not been able to get an internist or general practitioners to write scripts for medications I've been taking. They are not willing to register with the state and have a bureaucrat tracking the prescriptions they write. I have never abused the drugs written for me and yet I am suffering because I have run out of pain patches and pills. I have contacted three pain management doctors on my new plan, and the earliest appointment I could get was the end of this month. In the meantime, I have to deal with my situation on my own....
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January 23, 2012 For immediate release from vcso: Brandon Haught, Public Information Office
LEAVING KEYS IN CAR IS OPEN INVITATION TO THIEVES
Don’t make life easy for car thieves by leaving your car keys in the ignition. It might seem harmless to leave a car running in a store’s parking lot while you dash inside “just for a minute.” But that minute is all opportunistic thieves need to take off with your vehicle. Making the scenario potentially worse is when children are left unattended in a vehicle. Not only is this dangerous, it’s also a crime.
A 60-year-old man suffered the consequences of leaving his keys in his car when he went into a convenience store near Daytona Beach Jan. 15. He watched as a man jumped into the unlocked vehicle, used the keys left in the ignition to start it up, and then speed away. His car was later recovered, but the theft could have been easily prevented by simply taking his keys with him. There are other similar incidents where vehicles were stolen because spare keys left inside were easily found or the owner was distracted and forgot to take the keys with him or her.
Deputies want to prevent crime, not write a bunch of tickets. However, leaving keys in the ignition of an unattended vehicle is a nonmoving traffic violation subject to a $116 fine. Even more significantly, it’s a crime to leave a child younger than six years old unattended in a vehicle. The person responsible for doing so could face a second-degree misdemeanor if the child is left for more than 15 minutes. If the vehicle is running or the child is in danger, the responsible person could also face a noncriminal traffic fine of up to $500. Deputies will be vigilant for all of these infractions, especially in convenience store and grocery store parking lots where motorists most often leave keys in their cars or leave the engine running.
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NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL NEWS
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| JANUARY 23 2012 |
Gingrich releases Freddie Mac contract
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U.S. stocks turned lower Monday as investors grew jittery amid uncertainty |
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| January 22 2012 |
Bed Bugs
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Waiting in Manhattan’s photo of an adult bed bug: see more images of bed bugs and information
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Only Atheists Should Hold Public Office |
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Hollywood Theaters - Pavilion Stadium 14 Movie Times and Tickets |
The Enchanted Island - The Metropolitan Opera |
Haywire - First Date |
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History International is now H2! H2 Primetime TV Listings |
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Tuesday, January 24, 2012 10:00 PM-12:00 AM -- The Universe - Nemesis: The Sun's Evil Twin |
MOVIES Jan. 13, 2012 |
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Not Quite an Honest Day's Work |
| Church Choir's Dueling Divas Come Out Singin' and Slingin' In the movie musical "Joyful Noise" Queen Latifah and Dolly Parton fight for control of a church choir - and much else - as it prepares for a singing competition. see movie trailer at nytimes.com |
| Struggle and Song Define a Life The years and milestones whoosh by in "Sing Your Song," a documentary about Harry Belafonte's big bountiful life as singer, actor and activist. see movie trailer at nytimes.com |
| A Labor Hero's Route to Leading a Nation "Lula: Son of Brazil" is an unabashed hagiography of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, whose early life of poverty prepared him to lead the country. see movie trailer at nytimes.com |
Another Good Reason to Tip Your Super |
| Nephew and Aunt, Like a Wistful Moth and an Enticing Flame In Patric Chiha's "Domain," a teenager exploring his homosexuality becomes fascinated with his aunt. see movie trailer at nytimes.com |
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