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RADIO LOG heard on the police radio scanner.
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116 sunrise blvd. debary. 2 yr. old child missing. 254 pm hispanic female wearing shorts and t shirt, unknown color. air one is responding. 258 pm 259 pm. female found. air one cancelled. |
julia and inwood. somewhere in vc. canine searchng for a suspect in all black. air one is on the way. 10 am tac 7 it is his brother who is running and they are concerned that he will get hurt. 1002 am last seen on julia running behind building, north bound. witness says 2 streets to the east, some one hiding in the woods. 1004 am canine working towards u.s. 1 1009 am one canine east of milford and one canine west of milford. watching for any vehicles that might come to pick up suspet. suspect has family on greenlawn. 1018 am on enterprise and pioneer. 2 black males running. report comes in. not known if related to the search. 7 star and bp, between those two businesses. 1020am. police are keeping their perimeter at milford area. |
| 54xx riverside po. bike found. suspicious because of burglaries in the area. 931 am |
overnight in sd. missing, guns, antiques or real not known at the time. cash register and bottles of liquor. time and address not given in Trouble Shooter Services recording. burglary, long guns taken. rp does not know if they are real guns or not, sdpd unit says they are real guns. /////////////// NEWS RELEASE SOUTH DAYTONA POLICE DEPARTMENT COMMERICAL BURGLARIES JANUARY 24, 2012
January 17, 2012, North South Supply 1952 South Ridgewood Ave, South Daytona, Fl Case number 12-01-00135
January 17, 2012 Vertical Church Thrift Store 2550 South Nova, South Daytona, Fl Case number 12-01-00137
January 24, 2012 American Legion 2648 South Ridgewood, South Daytona, Fl Case number 12-01-00202
On January 17, 2012, the North South Supply (above) and the Vertical Church Thrift Store (above) were burglarized. The unknown suspect(s) gained entry into the closed businesses by smashing the glass out of a window to the business. Once inside, the suspect(s) stole the cash registers from the businesses. At the Vertical Church burglary, the cash register was later found in an alley way outside the business. The cash register was not recovered from the North South Supply burglary.
On January 24, 2012, the American Legion (above) was also burglarized by unknown suspect(s). Entry was gained through a window of the business and once inside, the suspect(s) stole the cash register and several 1917 Military Surplus Infield 301 rifles. The cash register was later found in a wooded area next to the business.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers at 888-277-TIPS or Inv. Lt. Doug Quartier at 386-322-3030.
Lt. Doug Quartier South Daytona Police Department 1672 So. Ridgewood Ave South Daytona, FL 32119
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| on dirkson near I 4. air one going to trauma patient in auto accident. VC 818 am |
| 5286 ridgewood ave. burglary to business. power meter on the ground. nothing taken. po. 817 am |
| 4xx herbert st. unwanted male on property. rp wants him removed. po. 816 am |
| 5584 ridgewood ave. burglary to business that happened over night. po. 804 am |
| across from 5xx reed canal, male yelling at female. sd. 116 am.marcel apts. |
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| January 24 2012 |
see mug shot Port Orange man charged with raping girl, 13
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NEWS RELEASE SOUTH DAYTONA POLICE DEPARTMENT COMMERICAL BURGLARIES JANUARY 24, 2012 see radio log and press release
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"To Be or Not to Be?" It depends on your definition of 'is'.Father and Son discuss
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highlights of Port Orange City Council agenda for 1 24 12:
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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 24 12 George Anselmo, 19, Port Orange, lewd and lascivious sexual battery on a child under 12 Sharabia Jonte Johnson, 26, Port Orange, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon without the intent to kill (2), child neglect without great harm; Larry Maloy Maker, 43, Port Orange, possession of cocaine; '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' see mug shot of George Anselmo
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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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The City Council is expected to address several issues tonight, including a proposal for pedal boats at City Center Lake and a land swap or sale that might lead to a riverboat restaurant eventually being docked at Riverwalk. ROLLING ON THE LAKE: The organization that oversees Family Days is expected to seek permission to operate pedal boats at City Center Lake, behind City Hall. LAND SWAP: For a second straight week, a discussion is expected on a new Request for Proposals to allow a land swap or sale with a Riverwalk developer that might lead to a riverboat restaurant being docked on what was the former site of Sweetwater's restaurant. FOOTBALL TEAM: The Atlantic High School football team will be honored after a second-place finish in its district that resulted in the squad's first state playoff appearance in years. DOG PARK UPGRADE: Supporters of Seemor Memorial Dog Park are seeking approval to build, at their expense, a covered pavilion so pet owners can enjoy more protection and comfort from the elements. WHEN AND WHERE: The City Council's regular meeting begins at 7 p.m. tonight at City Hall at the City Center complex.
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As Race Moves to Florida, Facing Political
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9705 Port Orange Ln Las Vegas Nevada 89134 | MLS 1216290
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High School Girls Soccer: Regional quarterfinal previews
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A bridge too bouncy?
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West Shore routs Atlantic, moves on in district soccer
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My interests as a youngster were almost the same as they are now, almost 70 years later. It is not surprising that I was an ardent fan of Captain Midnight: - hank
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Despite Romney's Florida advantages, some still undecided
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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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National and International January 24 2012 |
More on Corporate Censorship.
Larry
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Protest Viacom Censorship Action Page: http://www.peaceteam.net/viacom_protest.php
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Misleading Claims in Obama’s First 2012 SpotDissembling on ethics, jobs and oil importsJanuary 20, 2012 SummaryPresident Obama’s first 2012 campaign ad misleads on ethics, “clean-energy” jobs and U.S. dependence on oil imports.
Note: This is a summary only. The full article with analysis, images and citations may be viewed on our Web site:
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"To Be or Not to Be? ---That 'IS' the question"It depends on your definition of 'is'.Father and Son discuss
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The Power Broker --- and it's all legal! compare that to you needing a permit to replace your front door or fix your broken water heater. Something seems to be wrong in America. -- hank
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Romney Reports Tax Bill of $6.2 Million for -- now here's a guy you can't expect to worry about the average citizen. --hank
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'Super PAC' for Gingrich to Get $5 Million -- and of course, the Doctor expects and receives nothing in return for her $5 Million dollars! -- hank
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Have the Super-Rich Seceded From the United States?
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Bible vs. MacDonalds on abcnews.gocom see the video
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Gingrich releases Freddie Mac contract
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U.S. stocks turned lower Monday as investors grew jittery amid uncertainty |
Only Atheists Should Hold Public Office |
TV , RADIO AND MOVIES
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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  Scorsese's 'Hugo' leads Oscars with 11 nominationsMartin Scorsese's Paris adventure "Hugo" leads the Academy Awards with 11 nominations, among them best picture and the latest director slot for the Oscar-winning filmmaker.
INSIDE: Full list of 2012 Academy Award nominations January 24, 2012
Hugo - Official Trailer [HD]
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MOVIES Jan. 13, 2012 |
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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