HomeMy WebLinkAboutVI (D) Update on Proposed Curfew OrdinanceAGENDA 6-4-96
Item VI D
Ocoee Police Department Robert E. Mark
175 N. Bluford Avenue 7 r Chief of Police
Ocoee, Florida 34761 -y
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Phone (407) 656-1313
Fax (407) 656-0218
MEMO
To: Honorable Mayor and Board of City Commissioners
From: Robert E. Mark, Chief of Police,ej&
Subject: Juvenile Curfew
Date: May 31, 1996
It is my recommendation that the City of Ocoee pass an ordinance adopting a juvenile curfew. In
support of this recommendation is the compelling interest to protect juveniles and to curb crime
committed by juveniles. This interest can be supported by looking at the statistics of juvenile
criminal involvement in our city. Currently, approximately 42% of the police departments cases
involve juveniles. There were 703 cases involving juveniles with a total of 1742 juveniles
involved. (See attached memos dated 02-05-96 and the attached Criminal Activity Report)
As the Criminal Activity Report states on page two, the highest percentage of reported incidents
involving crimes of violence and loitering occurs between 10:00pm and 4:00am. Furthermore,
Map E shows the areas with the highest concentration of incidents being Districts 5, 6 and 10.
District 10 is mainly commercial with most incidents being theft. A juvenile curfew in this district
would not serve to significantly curb crime at this time. I do, however; recommend a juvenile
curfew in Districts 5 and 6.
Following the memo dated 01-12-96 from Paul Rosenthal, City Attorney, it is clear that our
ordinance will need to be narrowly tailored in order to be constitutional. (See page 4 of the
attached memo from Paul Rosenthal) I recommend following the Attorney General's exception to
the curfew. These exceptions include the following;
1. Minors accompanied by parents and legal guardians;
2. Minors traveling to and from places of employment;
3. Minors participating in educational, civic, or religious activities;
4. Emergency situations; and
5. Minors traveling on interstate highways;
In summation, it is my recommendation that the City of Ocoee adopt an ordinance pertaining to
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May 31, 1996
Juvenile Curfew. I recommend following Florida State Statute section 877.20 through 877.25
with the above exceptions. Additionally, I strongly urge the City to visibly post signs in the
curfew area for the benefit of all living in or traveling in the district. These sign should clearly
state the hours of the curfew.
Maps of the various districts are currently being prepared and will be available for your perusal as
soon as possible. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
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cc: Ellis Shapiro, City Manager
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Date: February 5, 1996
T:.a irnfr%rmwti^i i nlaS 'Lht it\.vl�:.am:>nt .^.} "".''riles in `ni+• +•�7
activities, based upon the reported incidents to the Ocoee Police Department. during the annual
fic�ol �r,�ar nr T 441/1 44�
These incidentc were, hrpken down hv the 7onc-c x6ithin the rib• and for the timPc a hid h moc_
repo rWd ucLi\'IOcs occurred. 1 iiev reilect onk \Nnere It IS a iv'iown hill diat there was fuberuic
involvement. ' Jnsoived crimes where the perpetrators have not been identified (and which there is
a hl1 zh probabiiitV of juventle invoivemrnit' ha\,1e not included in t..:.se toi.ais. Tres: totals rt; c t
the 1742 i uveniles involved as Victims. Witnesses or Suspects, Defendants.
PERCENTAGE OF CRIMES INVOLN ING .J1 N7_ENTLES
62i3O - Sex Crimes (Sexual Battery. Lewd & Lascivious. Obscenity)
1 0,_ A ,.L.t,..,
J l : V - 1\ VVL, i
50"'o - Simple Assaults (Assault, Battery Affray, Disorderly Conduct. breach or Peace. Threats.
Resisting .Nithout Violence)
65"'o - Au aravated Assaults (Ag'g. Assault. Agg. Batterv, Chiid Abuse, Domestic violence)
17o,V - Burglar), (Residences Rusinecses. Vehirl-c Cronveyaric�c,
Po - Thefts (Retail. Forger\-, Fraud; Deanna in Stoien Propem-, Grand Theft)
- Criminal Misrhief
i J"o - Drug 'v iwations
I."' - Weamn Violations
;7"-,0 - Trespass�Loiteriilg & Prowling
9')% - Missing Persons
- Field Interview Reports
17% - Motor Vehicle Thefts
,0 • NA• t� T a + itt n ID:..t• !lam tom r n .:.
i v - I LkAkkillJ \ r. uiiai« nil ejwri wc�-u� vi u..�J; vuii:, ["�Cuvtt. v` sJiw, ✓�.uulJ.
Suspicious Incidents, DroxNming, Fire, 1'ratfic Arrests, Suicides Comm ittedAttempted)
PERCENTAGE OF INCIDENTS IN ZONES (See attached map to for boundaries of Zones)
Zone l - 33% Zone 2 - 36% Zone 3 - 161/'o Gone 4 - 14°10'
Tt has been found that most incidents which are reported, are done so after >pm.
INCIDENT TOTAL # with JUVENILE % INVOLVING
REPORTED INVOLVEMENT JUVENILES
Sex Crimes
21
13
62%
Robbery
16
5
31%
Simple Assaults
230
115
50%
(Batteries)
Agg. Assaults
85
55
65%
(Batteries)
Burglary
325
40
12%
Theft
462
99
21%
Criminal Mischief
260
21
8%
Drug Violations
25
10
40%
Weapon Violations
17
3
18%
Trespass/Loitering
155
91
59%
Missing Persons
100
93
93%
F.I.R.
148
81
55%
Auto Thefts
65
11
17%
Miscellaneous 9,759
66
7%
TOTAL CALLS FOR SERVICE - 15,308
Traffic Stops with citations and Accidents - 3,874
Miscellaneous Incidents - 9,759
Total Reported Incidents to UCR - 1,675
Total Cases Known to Involve Juveniles* - 703
Percentage of Cases Involving Juveniles - 42%
* There were 1742 juveniles involved in the 703 cases reported.
CRIMINAL ACTIVITY REPORT
JUVENILE INVOLVED INCIDENTS
The information compiled within this report shows the involvement of juveniles in criminal
activities based upon the reported incidents to the Ocoee Police Department during the annual
fiscal year of 1994/1995.
These incidents reflect only when it is a known fact that there was juvenile involvement.
Unsolved crimes where the perpetrators have not been identified, and which there is a high
probability of juvenile involvement, have not been included in these totals
Of the 703 separate incidents reported during this period, 1742 juveniles were involved either as a
Victim, Witness, or Suspect/Defendant.
Four maps were drawn breaking the City down into four Zones (1-4). Each map varies from the
others by either expanding or deleting the boundaries from each Zone to define areas with a high
concentration of juvenile involved incidents.
BREAK -DOWN OF JUVENILE INVOLVED INCIDENTS:
Crimes Against Persons.............................375 Reported Incidents
Crimes Against Property ............................262 Reported Incidents
Miscellaneous (accidents/traffic citations) ..... 66 Reported Incidents
TTNfF.q OF TNCMFNTIq
Most reported incidents which are reported between the hours of 0700 and 0800 involve juveniles
who are enroute to school.
Incidents which are reported between the hours of 0900 and 1600 most often have occurred at the
schools or involve juveniles who are not attending a school (due to suspension, skipping school or
dropping out of school).
The highest percentage of reported incidents occur between 1500 and 2000 hours.
Incidents which are reported between 2000 and 0400 hours mostly involve crimes of violence and
loitering.
MAP A (Zones currently utilized by the Ocoee Police Department)
ZONE 1 (Blue colored area)
Total Number of Incidents: 251 Percentage of Incidents throughout City: 36%
ZONE 2 (Mauve colored area)
Total Number of Incidents: 246
ZONE 3 (Green colored area)
Total Number of Incidents: 109
Percentage of Incidents throughout City: 35%
Percentage of Incidents throughout City: 16%
ZONE 4 (Pink: colored area)
Total Number of Incidents: 97 Percentage of Incidents throughout City: 14%
MAP B
ZONE 1 (Blue colored area)
Total Number of Incidents: 5
ZONE 2 (Green colored area)
Total Number of Incidents: 511
ZONE 3 (Purple colored area)
Total Number of Incidents: 112
Percentage of Incidents throughout City:.007%
Percentage of Incidents throughout City: 73%
Percentage of Incidents throughout City: 16%
ZONE 4 (Orange colored area)
Total Number of Incidents: 75 Percentage of Incidents throughout City: 11 %
MAP C
ZONE I (Blue colored area)
Total Number of Incidents: 19
ZONE 2 (Mauve colored area)
Total Number of Incidents: 497
ZONE 3 (Green colored area)
Total Number of Incidents: 117
Percentage of Incidents throughout Citv: 3%
Percentage of Incidents throughout City: 70%
Percentage of Incidents throughout City: 17%
ZONE 4 (Purple colored area)
Total Number of Incidents: 70 Percentage of Incidents throughout City: 10%
MAP D
ZONE 1 (Blue colored area)
Total Number of Incidents: 35
ZONE 2 (Green colored area)
Total Number of Incidents: 313
ZONE 3 (Mauve colored area)
Total Number of Incidents: 280
ZONE 4 (Orange colored area)
Total Number of Incidents: 75
Percentage of Incidents throughout City: 5%
Percentage of Incidents throughout City: 45%
Percentage of Incidents throughout City: 40%
Percentage of Incidents throughout City: 10%
%
MAP E
DISTRICT 1 (Green Colored area)
Total Number of Incidents: 75
DISTRICT 2 (Light Purple Colored area)
Total Number of Incidents: 30
DISTRICT 3 (Blue Colored area)
Total Number of Incidents: 73
DISTRICT 4 (Light Orange Colored area)
Total Number of Incidents: 28
DISTRICT 5 (Yellow Colored area)
Total Number of Incidents: 158
DISTRICT G (Brown Colored area)
Total Number of Incidents: 77
DISTRICT 7 (Dark Purple Colored area)
Total Number of Incidents: 37
DISTRICT 8 (Pink Colored area)
Total Number of Incidents: 87
DISTRICT 9 (Light Orange Colored area)
Total Number of Incidents: 28
DISTRICT 10 (Gray Colored area)
Total Number of Incidents: 91
DISTRICT 11 (Mauve Colored area)
Total Number of Incidents: 19
Percentage of Incidents throughout City: 11
Percentage of Incidents throughout City: 04
Percentage of Incidents throughout City: 10
Percentage of Incidents throughout City: 04
Percentage of Incidents throughout City: 22
Percentage of Incidents throughout City: 11
Percentage of Incidents throughout City: 05
Percentage of Incidents throughout City: 12
Percentage of Incidents throughout City: 04
Percentage of Incidents throughout City: 13
Percentage of Incidents throughout City: 03
AGENDA 2-6-96
Item V D
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MEMORANDUM
TO: The Honorable Mayor and City Commissioners
of the City of Ocoee
FROM: Paul E. Rosenthal, Esq., City Attorneylc�
DATE: January 12, 1996 J
RE: Juvenile Curfew Ordinance
A MEMBER OF GLO19ALEX
WITH MEMBER OFFICES IN
BERLIN
BRUSSE:-S
DRESDEN
FRANKFURT
LONDON
PARIS
SINGAPORE
STUTTGART
TAIPEI
Pursuant to the direction of the City Commission we have
reviewed the current law with respect to juvenile curfew
ordinances. Attached hereto is a memorandum from my associate Mary
Dotv which addresses the following subjects:
I. Status of the Law
II. "What Qualifies as Narrowly Tailored"?
III. What Factors Should the City Consider in Deciding Whether
to Adopt a Juvenile Curfew Ordinance?
Also enclosed is a copy of Sections 877.20 thru 877.25, Florida
Statutes, which became effective October 1, 1995 and expressly
authorizes municipalities to adopt curfew ordinances incorporating
the aforementioned statutory provisions.
In the event the City Commission is interested in
pursuing the adoption of a juvenile curfew ordinance, then it is
recommended that the City first assess its juvenile crime problem
as well as its juvenile victimaztion crime in terms of frequency
and location. Based upon such assessment the City Commission
should determine whether there is a compelling interest in adopting
a juvenile curfew ordinance either citywide or in a specific
geographical area within the City. If the City Commission finds
that there is a compelling interest to adopt an ordinance, then
direction should be given regarding those matters addressed in Ms.
E S T A B L S '+ E 'J 3= 2 46
The Honorable Mayor and City Commissioners
of the City of Ocoee
January 12, 1996
Page 2
DotyyIs memorandum. We would then recommend that a draft ordinance
be prepared for review and comment by the City Commission and City
staff. After receipt of such input an ordinance could then be
finalized for a public hearing and formal consideration by the City
Commission.
PER:dh
Enclosure
cc: Ellis Shapiro, City Manager
Chief Robert E. Mark
Jean Grafton, City Clerk
Mary A. Doty, Esq.
C:kWP51\DOC-V\OCOEl.k UOSIPFRDDHOI.11311/12MIDF98IEHIPER:&
MEMORANDUM
TO: Paul E. Rosenthal
FROM: Mary A. Dotyp-rb
DATE: January 10, 1996
RE: City of Ocoee• Overview of Juvenile Curfew Ordinance
The City of Orlando and Dade County have recently adopted
curfew ordinances which have withstood judicial review. You have
asked me to prepare an overview of juvenile curfew ordinances to
assist the City of Ocoee in evaluating whether the adoption of a
juvenile curfew ordinance is appropriate for the City. My analysis
is set forth below.
I. Status of the Law
Because juvenile curfew ordinances distinguish between classes
of individuals based on age, they are usually challenged on grounds
that they violate the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth
Amendment. Under Equal Protection analysis, if an ordinance
disadvantages a suspect class or impinges upon a fundamental right,
it is subject to strict scrutiny review. Outb v. Strauss, 11 F.3d
488, 492 (5th Cir. 1993), cent. denied, 62 USLW 3787, 114 S. Ct.
2134, 128 L.Ed.2d 864 (1994) (involved City of Dallas juvenile
curfew ordinance).
Article I, S 2 of the Florida Constitution grants to the
citizens of Florida equal protection under the law, analogous to
the scope of the Fourteenth Amendment of the United States
Constitution. Florida courts have applied the same standard of
review in analyzing equal protection claims brought under the
Florida Constitution. See The Florida High School Activities
Assoc. Inc. v. Thomas, 434 So. 2d 306, 308 (Fla. 1983). As the
United States Supreme Court has ruled that age is not a suspect
class, see Gregory v. Ashcroft, 501 U.S. 452, 115 L.Ed.2d 410
(1991) , minors invoke strict scrutiny review by arguing that curfew
ordinances impinge on their fundamental rights to move about freely
in public.
Juvenile curfew ordinances under strict scrutiny review are
then analyzed to determine whether they promote a compelling
governmental interest, and if so, whether the ordinance is narrowly
tailored such that there are no less restrictive means available to
achieve the desired end.
Florida curfew ordinances are not generally challenged on the
grounds that they do not promote a compelling governmental
interest. Florida law is long established that the state may treat
the rights of minors differently from the rights of adults because
the well-being of children is within the state Is constitutional
regulatory power. See Griffin V. State, 396 So. 2d 152 (Fla.
1981). Under both the Florida and United States Constitutions,
children do not enjoy the same amount or quality of rights due to
their special nature and vulnerabilities. See Jones v. State, 640
So. 2d 1084 (Fla. 1994); Bellotti v. Baird, 443 U.S. 622, 633, 99
S. Ct. 3035, 61 L.Ed.2d 797 (1979). In the Bellotti case, the
Supreme Court recognized three reasons that allows a court to treat
the rights of minors differently than adults: (1) the peculiar
vulnerabilities of children; (2) their inability to make critical
decisions; and (3) the importance of the parental role in child
rearing. Bellotti, 443 U.S. at 634. Consequently, an interest in
increasing juvenile safety and decreasing juvenile crime are
generally deemed compelling state interests when reviewing the
constitutionality of juvenile curfew ordinances. Ou b, 11 F.3d at
488.
The Florida Legislature, by statute, has even defined its
compelling state interest. Section 877.20 provides as follows:
877.20 Local juvenile curfew ordinances;
legislative intent. - It is the intent of the
" Legislature to protect minors in this state
from harm and victimization, to promote the
safety and well-being of minors in this state,
to reduce the crime and violence committed by
minors in this state, and to provide counties
and municipalities with the option of adopting
a local juvenile curfew ordinance by
incorporating by reference the provisions of
ss. 877.20-877.25.
Sections 877.21-24 further expand the Legislature's intent
regarding curfew ordinances. However, S 877.25 provides that these
statutory provisions do not apply in any county or municipality
unless that county or municipality has adopted a curfew ordinance
that incorporates these statutory provisions by reference. Section
877.25 also states that counties and municipalities are not
precluded from adopting ordinances more stringent than the curfew
outlined in the statute.
As Florida law has established that there is a compelling
state interest in enacting juvenile curfew laws, the case law
reviewing existing ordinances has centered on whether they are
narrowly tailored enough to meet constitutional scrutiny. My
research indicates that five Florida ordinances have been subjected
to judicial review.
The first is a Pensacola ordinance reviewed in the case of
W.J.W. v. State, 356 So. 2d 48 (Fla. 1st DCA 1978). This ordinance
prohibited minors from being on the streets, or public places,
including public amusements, between the hours of 11:00 p.m. and
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5:00 a.m. each day. The ordinance, however, exempted minors who
were employed. The ordinance was found unconstitutional because it
was too broad. The court found that it would prohibit minors from
participating in school,- recreational, and church activities, and
other lawful conduct.
In S.W. v. State, 431 So. 2d 339 (Fla. 2d DCA 1983),
Palmetto's curfew ordinance was invalidated. Similar to the
Pensacola ordinance, the Second District Court of Appeal found
this ordinance to be too broad because it prohibited legitimate
activities that occur in public places after 10:00 p.m.
A Jacksonville ordinance came under fire in K.L.J. v. State,
581 So. 2d 920 (Fla. 1st DCA 1991) and was struck down as
unconstitutionally vague and overbroad. The ordinance exempted
minors from the ordinance who were on "legitimate business." This
term, however, was undefined in the ordinance and had a potential
for selective enforcement.
Recent developments, however, are more helpful. Both the City
of Orlando and Dade have recently adopted juvenile curfew
ordinances that have been sustained by the District Courts of
Appeal. Orlando's ordinance was adopted in 1994 and immediately
was subjected to legal challenge in the case of Sansbury v. City of
Orlando. The trial court denied Sansbury's Motion for a
Preliminary Injunction and Sansbury appealed to the Fifth District
Court of Appeal in Sansbury v. City of Orlando, 654 So. 2d 965
(Fla. 5th DCA 1995). The Fifth District Court of Appeal affirmed
the trial court without an opinion but cited the Bellotti and Jones
cases which both establish that the state has a compelling interest
in protecting juveniles.
The other ordinance is one enacted by Dade County in January
1994. Like Orlando, this ordinance was immediately subject to
challenge in the circuit court. The circuit court found the
ordinance unconstitutional and' permanently enjoined its
enforcement. The Third District Court of Appeal, in the case of
Metropolitan Dade County v. Pred, 20 Fla. L. Weekly D2451 (Nov. 1,
1995), however, reversed the circuit court, finding the ordinance
constitutional. This opinion was just filed November 1, 1995 and
a motion for rehearing en banc is still pending. The Third
District Court of Appeal opinion is cryptic and simply states that
the ordinance does not violate any minor's rights under either the
Florida or United States Constitutions.
In summary, it is clear that juvenile curfew ordinances are
sustainable under Florida law. There is however, little judicial
guidance as to what makes a juvenile curfew ordinance
constitutional.
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II. what qualifies as "narrowly tailored?"
What is clear is that any juvenile curfew ordinance must be
narrowly tailored to be constitutional. What qualifies as
"narrowly tailored" must be gleaned from the five Florida
decisions. The Florida Attorney General, when asked, by the Tampa
City Council what factors should be considered in adopting a
juvenile curfew ordinance, responded as follows:
Recent court decisions require a narrowly
drawn juvenile curfew ordinance that furthers
a compelling state interest and provides
specific exceptions or defenses which
adequately advise what conduct is allowed,
while providing limitations that minimally
restrict a minor's right to be on the street
and do not infringe on basic constitutional
rights.
Op. Att'y. Gen. Fla. 94-2 (1994). The Attorney General then
recommended following the exceptions or defenses outlined in the
Outb case, which are as follows:
1. minors accompanied by parents and legal
guardians;
2. minors traveling to and from places of
employment;
3. minors participating in educational,
civic, or religious activities;
4. emergency situations;
5. minors traveling on interstate highways;
and
6. minors on the sidewalk in front of the
minor's home or the home of a neighbor.
Qutb, 11 F.3d at 390. Fla. Stat. §877.24 also incorporates these
defenses.
The City of Orlando ordinance contains all of these defenses
except the one related to minors on the sidewalk in front of their
home. I surmise this is because the City of Orlando ordinance is
limited geographically to a defined commercial/business area.
The Dade County ordinance, in addition to addressing the Outb
defenses adds the following exceptions: minors exercising First
Amendment rights protected by the United States and Florida
Constitutions; married minors or those who have been emancipated;
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and minors who are homeless or use a public or semi-public place as
their usual place or abode.
As stated above, both the City of Orlando and Dade County
ordinances have been upheld by their respective District Courts.
Although neither District Court has expressly said so, the
ordinances must necessarily be narrowly tailored to have been
upheld.
Ill. What factors should the City consider in deciding whether to
adopt a juvenile curfew ordinance?
As previously mentioned, the compelling state interest that
justifies limiting the rights of minors are the prevention of
juvenile crime, the protection of juveniles from crime, and the
interest in promoting parental responsibility. The City of Dallas,
in the Qutb decision, and the City of Orlando, in its appellate
brief, cite juvenile crime, and juvenile victimization crime
statistics in support of their ordinances. The Dade County
ordinance itself addresses the juvenile crime crisis in Dade County
as well as the consequences of crimes committed against juveniles.
The ordinance, however, does not contain any statistics.
The City of Orlando ordinance differs from the Dallas or. Dade
County ordinances in that it has a limited geographical scope
rather than being city or county wide. The ordinance is limited to
a specifically defined area in downtown Orlando. The City's
appellate brief indicates that its crime statistics for this
limited are showed that juvenile victimization increased 24% from
1992 to 1993. Juvenile arrests in this area during the curfew
hours increased 125% from 1992 to 1993. In 1993, 27% of all
juvenile arrests in the City were made in this downtown area. Of
all arrests made during the curfew hours in downtown Orlando, 13%
of them were juvenile arrests. Based on these statistics, the City
of Orlando elected to confine its curfew ordinance to this limited
geographical area.
My recommendation is that the City of Ocoee assess its
juvenile crime problem as well as its juvenile victimization crime
in terms of frequency and location. Once the City assesses its
juvenile crime problem, it should determine whether the City has a
compelling interest in adopting a curfew ordinance either city-wide
or in a specific geographical area. Regardless of the approach,
however, juvenile curfew ordinances may only be directed to public
and semi-public places. Any juvenile curfew ordinance which
encompasses residential areas would be limited to public streets,
sidewalks, parks, or other semi-public places within that area.
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CONCLUSION
As juvenile curfew ordinances are sustainable if they promote
a compelling governmental interest and are narrowly tailored to
achieve that end, the City of Ocoee must first assess its juvenile
crime and juvenile victimization statistics to determine whether a
compelling state interest exists. If the City elects to develop a
juvenile curfew ordinance, I recommend that it mirror the City of
Orlando ordinance and the Dallas ordinance addressed in the Outb
decision.
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F.S. 1995 MISCELLANEOUS CRIMES Ch. 877
(2) For the purposes of this section, the term 'offer
to sell' includes every inducement, solicitation, attempt.
or printed or media advertisement to encourage a per-
son to purchase an identification card.
(3) All records required to be maintained by this sec-
tion shall be available for insoection without warrant
upon reasonable demand by any law enforcement offi-
cer, inciuding, but not limited to, a state attorney investi-
gator or an investigator for the Division of Alcoholic Bev-
erages and Tobacco.
(4) A person who violates the provisions of this sec-
tion 1s guilty of a felony of the third degree, punishable
as provided in s. 775.082, s. 775.083, or s. 775.084. The
failure to produce the documents required by subsec-
tion (1), upon lawful request therefor, is prima facie evi-
dence of a violation of this section.
(5) The state attorney for any county in which a viola-
tion of this section occurs or the Attorney General may
enjoin any sale or offer for sale in violation of this section
by temporary and permanent injunction by application
to any court of competent jurisdiction.
History.—s. 8. ch. 84-297.
877.19 Hate Crimes Reporting Act—
(1) SHORT TITLE. —This section may be cited as the
'Hate Crimes Reporting Act.'
(2) ACQUISITION AND PUBUCA71ON OF DATA. —
The Governor, through the Florida Department of Law
Enforcement, shall collect and disseminate data on inci-
dents of criminal acts that evidence prejudice based on
race, religion, etnnicity, color, ancestry, sexual orienta-
tion, or national origin. All law enforcement agencies
snail report monthly to the Florida Department of Law
Enforcement concerning such offenses in such form and
in such manner as prescribed by rules adopted by the
department. Such information shall be comoiled by the
department and disseminated upon request to any local
law enforcement agency, unit of local government, or
state agency.
(3) LIMITATION ON USE AND CONTENT OF DATA.
Such information is confidential and exempt from s.
119.07(1). Data required pursuant to this section shall be
used only for research or statistical purposes and shall
not include any information that may reveal the identity
of an individual victim of a crime. The exemption from s.
119.07(1) provided in this subsection is subject to the
Coen Government Sunset Review Act in accordance
with Is. 119.14.
(4) ANNUAL SUMMARY. —The Attorney General
shall publish an annual summary of the data required
pursuant to this section.
mostofy: s. 1. cn. 99-1M s. Z at. 91-49: s. 1. Qn. 94-125.
'NeOa—
A. Reosaled oy s. 1. cn. 9$-217.
9. Section 4, ion. 95-217. omwoes mat 1ntotwnhstarx ing any provwon of law
:o the contrary, exemptions hom atsoter 119. Flonoa Statutes, or alaoter 296.rbr-
aa Statutes, W"IM arc oresatped oy law pro are soearioey mhos suoµm to the
00W Goyernment sunset Revr Act in accorosnca with section 119.14. Florida
Statutes, are not suoKct to rr w. undw that act. am are not aorogsted try Ute Goer -
sow of that act. aver ocoow 1. 1995:
877.20 Local juvenile curfew ordinances; legisla-
tive interrt.—It is the intent of the Legislature to protect
minors in this state from harm and victimization, to pro-
mote the safety and well-being of minors in this state,
to reduce the crime and violence committed by minors
in this state, and to provide counties and municipalities
with the option of adopting a local juvenile curfew ordi-
nance by incorporating by reference the provisions of
ss. 877.20-877.25.
Mbtory.—s 82. cn. 94-209.
877.21 Sections 877.20-877.25; definitions. —As
used in ss. 877.20-877.25. the term:
(1) "Emergency' means an unforeseen combination
of circumstances which results in a situation that
requires immediate attention to care for or prevent seri-
ous bodily injury, loss of life. or significant property loss.
The term includes, but is not limited to, a fire. a natural
disaster, or an automobile accident.
(2) 'Establishment" means a privately owned place
of business to which the public is invited, including, but
not limited to, a place of amusement or a place of enter-
tainment.
(3) 'Minor' means any person under 16 years of age.
(4) ' 'Parent* means a person who has legal custody
of a minor as a:
(a) Natural or adoptive parent.
(b) Legal guardian.
(c) Person who stands in loco parentis to the minor.
(d) Person who has legal custody of the minor by
order of the court.
(5) 'Public place' means a place to which the public
has access,'including, but not limited to, streets, high-
ways, public parKs, and the common areas of schools.
hospitals, apartment houses, office buildings, transpor-
tation facilities, and shops.
(6) 'Remain' means to stay unnecessarily in a partic-
ular place.
H0won.—e. M. eh. 94-MS.
877.22 Minors prohibited in public places and
establishments during certain hours; penalty; proce-
dure.—
(1)(a) A minor may not be or remain in a public place
or establishment between the hours of 11:00 p.m. and
5:00 a.m. of the following day, Sunday through Thurs-
day, except in the case of a legal holiday.
(b) A minor may not be or remain in a public place
or establishment between the hours of 12:01 a.m. and
6:00 a.m. on Saturdays, Sundays, and legal holidays.
(2) A minor who has been suspended or expelled
from school may not be or remain in a public place, in
an establishment, or within 1.000 feet of a school during
the hours of 9:00 a.m. to 2.00 p.m. during any school
day.
(3) A minor who violates this section shall receive a
written warning for his first violation. A minor who vio-
lates this section after having received a prior written
warning is guilty of a civil infraction and shall pay a fine
of SW for each violation.
(4) If a minor violates a curfew and is taken into cus-
tody, the minor shall be transported immediately to a
police station or to a facility operated by a religious,
charitable, or civic organization that conducts a curfew
program in cooperation with a local law enforcement
agency..After recording pertinent information about the
minor, the law enforcement agency shall attempt to con-
tact the parent of the minor and, if successful, shall
1793
Ch. 877 MISCELLANEOUS CRIMES F.S. 1995
request that the parent take custody of the minor and
shall release the minor to the parent. If the law enforce-
ment agency is not able to contact the minor's parent
within 2 hours after the minor is taken into custody, or
if the parent refuses to take custody of the minor, the
law enforcement agency may transport the minor to his
residence or proceed as authorized under part III of
chapter 39.
HISWY.—a. 84. cn. 94-2W.
877.23 Legal duty of parent; penalty.—
(1) The parent of a minor has a legal duty and
responsibility to ensure that the minor does not violate
s. 877.22(1).
(2) The parent of a minor has a legal duty and
responsibility to personally supervise, or arrange for a
responsible adult to supervise, the minor so that the
minor does not violate s. 877.22(2).
(3) The parent of a minor who knowingly permits the
minor to violate s. 877.22(1) or (2) shall receive a written
warning for a first violation. A parent who knowingly per-
mits the minor to violate s. 877.22(1) or (2) after having
received a prior written warning is guilty of a civil infrac-
tion and shall pay a fine of S50 for each violation.
"16MV.—e. 85. Ch. 94-209.
877.24 Nonapplication of s. 877.22.—Section
877.22 does not apply to a minor who is:
(1) Accompanied by his parent or by another adult
authorized by the minor's parent to have custody of the
minor.
(2) Involved in an emergency or engaged, with his
parent's permission, in an emergency errand.
1794
(3) Attending or traveling directly to or from an activ-
ity that involves the exercise of rights protected under
the First Amendment of the United States Constitution.
(4) Going directly to or returning directly from lawful
employment. or who is in a public place or establishment
in connection with or as required by a business, trade,
profession, or occupation in which the minor is lawfully
engaged.
(5) Returning directly home from a school -
sponsored function, a religious function, or a function
sponsored by a civic organization.
(6) On the property of, or on the sidewalk of, the
place where he resides, or who is on the property or
sidewalk of an adult next -door neiahbor with that neigh-
bor's permission.
(7) Engaged in interstate travel or bona fide intra-
state travel with the consent of the minor's parent.
(8) Attending an organized event held at and spon-
sored by a theme park or entertainment complex as
defined in s. 509.013(9).
re8101,.-2. ea. a+. 94-2M.
877.25 Local ordinance required; effect —Sections
877.20-877.24 do not apply in a county or municipality
unless the governing body of the county or municipality
adopts an ordinance that incorporates by reference the
provisions of ss. 877.20-877.24. Sections 87.20-877.24
do not preclude county or municipal ordinances regulat-
ing the presence of minors in public places and estab-
lishments which provide restrictions more stringent or
less stringent than the curfew imposed under s. 8777.22.
611som p —a. 87. CM. 96-2m.
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BURGLARY -CONVEY
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1 1823
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WURST ROAD/LITTLE
SPRING HILL
1 2339
FIR
0
WURST ROAD/SPRING
LAKE CIRCLE =
1 2349
FIR
0
WURST ROAD/SPRING
LAKE CIRCLE
2 1735
****
CRIMINAL
400
ABBEYRIDGE CIR -
MISCHIEF
2 1650
TRESPASS
905
ALASKA DRIVE-
2 2230
2400
GRAND THEFT
304
APOPKA ROAD -
AUTO
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2 3600
LEWD/LASCIVIOUS
2 1811 230G THEFT
2 3600 LEWD AND
LASCIVIOUS
2 1215 **** TRUANTS
2 2130 FIR
2 1100 TRUANCY
2 1540 900A MISSING
PERSON
2 0349 FIR
2 1819 130B BATTERY
2 1418 FIR
2 1655 2200 BURGLARY -
ATTEMPTED
2 1655 900A MISSING
PERSON
2 2208 **** ATTEMPTED
SUICIDE
2 1607 3600
LEWD/LASCIVIOUS
2 1010 3600
LEWD/LASCIVIOUS
2 1734 5200 CARRY
CONCEALED WPN
2 130B BATTERY
2 1951 230G THEFT
2 2303 4100 POSS ALCOHOL
>21
2 0114 FIR
2 2030 FIR
2 2315 **** MUTUAL COMBAT
2 2315 **** INFO -MUTUAL
COMBAT
2 2315 **** MUTUAL COMBAT
2 1600 2900 CRIMINAL
MISCHIEF
2 130A AGG BATTERY
2 2000 130B BATTERY
2 1531 9000 BREACH OF
PEACE
2 900A RUNAWAY
2 2258 130A AGG ASSAULT
2 2239 130B BATTERY
2 0530 FIR
2 1030 **** JUV CUSTODY
ORDER
LOCATION
452 APOPKA ROAD
408 APRICOT DRIVE
810 APRICOT DRIVE
810
APRICOT DRIVE
0
BUCK KEY COURT-
0
BUCK KEY COURT
2613
CEDAR BLUFF LANE"-
0
CENTER STREET
902
CENTER STREET
1304
CENTER STREET
1304
CENTER STREET
1304 CENTER STREET
1304 CENTER STREET
0 CENTER STREET/RIDGEFIELD
0 CENTER STREET/RIDGEFIELD
0 W CIRCLE KEY
--
0 W CIRCLE KEY-
0 S CIRCLE KEY-
0 W CIRCLE KEY
0 W
CIRCLE
KEY
0 E
CIRCLE
KEY
0 W
CIRCLE
KEY
0 W
CIRCLE
KEY
0 W CIRCLE KEY
0 CIRCLE KEY-
W
0 CIRCLE KEY
-
W
0 W CIRCLE KEY
0 W CIRCLE KEY
16 W CIRCLE KEY-
17 W CIRCLE KEY
55 W CIRCLE KEY
55 W CIRCLE KEY
55 W CIRCLE KEY
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2 2215
****
FIGHT
55
W
CIRCLE
KEY
2 1410
****
WARRANT
55
W
CIRCLE
KEY
2 1900
900A
RUNAWAYS
55
W
CIRCLE
KEY
2 2320
FIR
55
W
CIRCLE
KEY
2 1611
130B
BATTERY
55
W
CIRCLE
KEY
2 1632
TRESPASS
55
W
CIRCLE
KEY
2 0001
****
WARRANT
55
W
CIRCLE
KEY
2 0825
****
INFORMATION
55
W
CIRCLE
KEY
2
900A
MISSING
55
W
CIRCLE
KEY
PERSON
2 1400
FIR
55
W
CIRCLE
KEY
2 1400
FIR
55
W
CIRCLE
KEY
2 0746
230G
THEFT OF DOG
58
W
CIRCLE
KEY
2 2324
130B
BATTERY ON
64
E
CIRCLE
KEY-
LEO
2 2315 FIR
2 230G THEFT
2 1231 230G PETIT THEFT
2 1146 2200 BURGLARY
2 1738 2200
BURGLARY -RESIDENCE
2 2158 9000 LOITERING AND
PROWLN
2 1550 2200
BURGLARY/THEFT
2 2007 130B BATTERY
2 2321 FIR
2 2136 9000 LOITERING &
PROWLING
2 1700 130A CHILD ABUSE
2 0800 130B BATTERY
2 0046 9000 LOITER &
PROWL
2 0855 2900 CRIMINAL
MISCHIEF
2 1333 130C RESISTING W/O
VIOLEN
2 900A RUNAWAY
2 1123 3600 LEWD ACTS
2 2318 **** SUICIDE
ATTEMPT
2 1150 130B DOMESTIC
DISTURBANCE
2 0705 130B BATTERY
2 2345 900A RUNAWAY/POS
CHILD AB
2 1139 INFO CHILD ABUSE
2 1540 2900 CRIMINAL
MISCHIEF
67 E CIRCLE KEY
69 E CIRCLE KEY
72 N CIRCLE KEY -
73 N CIRCLE KEY
106 E CIRCLE KEY`
132 W CIRCLE KEY
144 E CIRCLE KEY
0 W CIRCLE KEY DR
0 E CIRCLE KEY/EAGLE KEY COURT
0 W CIRCLE KEY/HARBOR KEY CT.
112 CONCH KEY CT -
0 COVENTRY/ESSEX
0 CRYSTAL DRIVE
700 CRYSTAL DRIVE
0 CUMBERLAND AVENUE
11 S CUMBERLAND AVENUE
325 N CUMBERLAND AVENUE
414 S CUMBERLAND AVENUE
101 CYPRESS KEY
0 DOVETAIL DRIVE
2556 DOVETAIL DRIVE
2556 DOVETAIL DRIVE
36 EAGLE KEY COURT
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2 0830
900A MISSING
40
EAGLE KEY COURT
PERSON
2 2235
130B BATTERY (DOM
40
EAGLE KEY COURT
VIOL)
2 1641
**** WARRANT
40
EAGLE KEY COURT
2 0130
900A MISSING CHILD
40
EAGLE KEY COURT
2 1934
9800 RUNAWAY
40
EAGLE KEY COURT
2 1021
TRUANTS
0
FLEWELLING AVENUE "
2 1846
**** BAKER ACT
0
FLEWELLING AVENUE-
2 2040
FIR
0
FLEWELLING AVENUE
2 0205
FIR
560
FLEWELLING AVENUE-
2 1700
TRESPASS
560
FLEWELLING AVENUE--
2 1850
FIR
560
FLEWELLING AVENUE
2 1700
2900 CRIMINAL
560
FLEWELLING AVENUE
MISCHIEF
2 2030
TRESPASS
570
FLEWELLING AVENUE
2 1819
**** CITY PROPERTY
570
FLEWELLING AVENUE
DAMAGE
2 1327
2200
570
FLEWELLING AVENUE
BURGLARY -BUSINESS
2 0846
**** INFORMATION
580
FLEWELLING AVENUE
2 2335
**** CHILD ABUSE
1005
FLEWELLING AVENUE-
2 1045
BATTERY
0
FLEWELLING AVENUE/JAY STREET
2 2300
FIR
0
FLEWELLING AVENUE/JAY STREET
2 0950
230G THEFT OF
0
FLEWELLING AVENUE/SPRING
SERVICE
2 1735
**** CRIMINAL
317
FOREST CREST DRIVE
MISCHIEF
2 0349
2900 CRIMINAL
320
FOREST CREST DRIVE
MISCHIEF
2 1030
110A SEXUAL
510
HILL AVENUE -
BATTERY
2 1143
3600
510
HILL AVENUE
LEWD/LASCIVIOUS
2 1629
130B ASSAULT
605
JAY STREET '^
2 2200
230F THEFT
641
JAY STREET
2 1500
900A MISSING
2432
KALCH CT
PERSON
2 2309
350A DRUG
0
KIRBY STREET/RIDGEFIELD AVENUE '
VIOLATIONS
2 1500
130B CHILD ABUSE
739
LAKEVIEW DRIVE-
2 1141
2900 CRIMINAL
1409
LUKAY STREET
MISCHIEF
2 1758
9000 CHILD
704
LYMAN STREET
ABUSE/NEGLECT
2 2305
2200 BURGLARY
729
LYMAN STREET
2 0036
FIR
710
MALCOLM ROAD "
2 1018
2200 BURGLARY
802
MALCOLM ROAD
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2
1554
2200
1006
MALCOLM ROAD -
BURGLARY -RESIDENCE
2
1110
900A RUNAWAY
1106
MALCOLM ROAD
2
1539
130B BATTERY
1106
MALCOLM ROAD
2
1552
9000 RWOV
1106
MALCOLM ROAD
2
0156
**** INFORMATION
0
MULTIPLE
2
1900
INFO: BATTERY
2123
NEW VICTOR DRIVE
2
1245
**** TRUANT
0
OAKWOOD LANE/REBA AVE-
2
0530
**** DRUG OVERDOSE
624
OCOEE HILLS ROAD
2
1737
2400 MVT
624
OCOEE HILLS ROAD
2
0904
**** CHILD ABUSE
624
OCOEE HILLS ROAD
(INFO)
2
2149
9000 DISORDERLY
0
OCOEE HILLS ROAD/CENTER STREET -
CONDUCT
2
1950
130B BATTERY
0
PALM DRIVE -
2
1250
900A MISSING
636
PALM DRIVE
PERSON
2
2128
900A MISSING
10
PINE KEY CT
PERSON
2
1535
FIR
1101
PINEWOOD LANE-
2
1515
2900 CRIMINAL
1304
PINEWOOD LANE
MISCHIEF
2
0900
3600
1305
PINEWOOD LANE
LEWD/LASCIVIOUS
2
PATTERN-
0
PKP#1
YOUTH GANG
2
1745
900A RUNAWAY
0
PKP#2
2
1730
TRESPASS
0
REWIS STREET
2
0805
900A MISSING
208
REWIS STREET
PERSON
2
1900
900A RUNAWAY
208
REWIS STREET
2
900A MISSING
208
REWIS STREET
PERSON
2
1050
9000 VIOLATE
0
RIDGEFIELD AVENUE
INJUNCTION
2
1430
130A AGGRAVATED
2100
RIDGEFIELD COVE"
ASSAULT
2
230F
1201
RIDGEFIELD DRIVE
BURGLARY -CONVEY
2
2200
TRESPASS
102
ROYAL DRIVE=
2
0300
900A RUNAWAY
1261
RUSSELL AVENUE '
2
1912
2400 THEFT - BOAT
1212
RUSSELL DRIVE
2
0130
900A MISSING
1219
RUSSELL DRIVE -
PERSON
2
0915
900A MISSING
1219
RUSSELL DRIVE
PERSON
2
1730
900A RUNAWAY
1221
RUSSELL DRIVE
2
1916
2200 BURGLARY
1235
RUSSELL DRIVE-
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2
2 1548
2 1420
2 2151
2 2033
2 1418
2 1749
2 1936
2 2120
2
2 0830
2 0330
2 0218
2 1640
2 1250
2 1638
2 1520
2 1656
2 1137
2 1941
2 1628
2 0850
2 1615
2 2205
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
0220
1100
1015
1230
1524
1215
1524
1305
0910
1330
1621
2032
1620
0845
1640
1330
1330
900A RUNAWAY
900A RUNAWAY
**** JUVENILE
CUSTODY ORD
900A MISSING
PERSON
2900 CRIMINAL
MISCHIEF
**** WARRANT
2200
BURGLARY-ARMED-RESID
130A AGG BATTERY
130B BATTERY
**** CHILD ABUSE
230G GRAND THEFT
230G THEFT
230G THEFT
130B BATTERY
**** STRUCTURE
FIRE
130B BATTERY
130A BATTERY AGG
130A AGGRAVATED
ASSAULT
**** INFORMATION
130A AGG ASSAULT
FIR
**** TRUANCY
TRESPASS
4100 POSS ALCOHOL
BY MINR
900A RUNAWAYS
230C RETAIL THEFT
**** TRUANTS
230C RETAIL THEFT
TRESPASS
TRESPASS
230C RETIAL THEFT
230C RETAIL THEFT
TRESPASS
TRESPASS
230C RETAIL THEFT
230C RETAIL THEFT
TRESPASS
230C RETAIL THEFT
TRESPASS
230C RETAIL THEFT
TRESPASS
LOCATION
1259 RUSSELL DRIVE
1261 RUSSELL DRIVE
1261 RUSSELL DRIVE
68 SANDOLLAR KEY DRIVE
68 SANDOLLAR KEY DRIVE
78 SANDOLLAR KEY DRIVE
84 SANDOLLAR KEY DRIVE
100
SANDOLLAR
KEY DRIVE
0
SANDOLLAR
KEY DRIVE/PALM DR
115
SANDY KEY
COURT _
119
SANDY KEY
COURT
42
SHELL KEY
COURT
42
SHELL KEY
COURT
47
SHELL KEY
COURT
47
SHELL KEY
COURT
0
SIESTA KEY
COURT
78
SIESTA KEY
COURT
78
SIESTA KEY
COURT
79
SIESTA
KEY
COURT
81
SIESTA
KEY
COURT
0
SILVER
GLEN
SUBDIVISION
0
SILVER
STAR
ROAD--
9
W SILVER
STAR
ROAD-
10
E SILVER
STAR
ROAD
10 W SILVER STAR ROAD
23 W SILVER STAR ROAD
23 W SILVER STAR ROAD
23 W SILVER STAR ROAD
23 W SILVER STAR ROAD
23 W SILVER STAR ROAD
23 W SILVER STAR ROAD
23 W SILVER STAR ROAD
23 W SILVER STAR ROAD
23 W SILVER STAR ROAD
23 W SILVER STAR ROAD
23 W SILVER STAR ROAD
23 W SILVER STAR ROAD
23 W SILVER STAR ROAD
23 W SILVER STAR ROAD
23 W SILVER STAR ROAD
23 W SILVER STAR ROAD
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2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
0835
1620
1820
1300
1300
1548
1449
1545
1700
1045
1045
1529
1354
2 1515
2 1817
2 1900
2 1927
2 0957
2 1153
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1721
1721
1958
TRESPASS
230C
RETAIL THEFT
FIR
TRESPASS
230C
RETAIL THEFT
TRESPASS
TRESPASS
230C
PETIT THEFT
TRESPASS
TRESPASS
TRESPASS
230C
RETAIL THEFT
1200
ROBBERY -STRONG ARM
TRESPASS
****
DOMESTIC
DISTURBANCE
****
INFORMATION
TRESPASS
2200
BURGLARY -RESIDENCE
110C
SEXUAL
BATTERY
FIR
FIR
130A
AGG ASSAULT
FIR
0233 **** WARRANT
1725 130B BATTERY ON
LOCATION
23
W
SILVER
STAR
ROAD'
23
W
SILVER
STAR
ROAD'
23
W
SILVER
STAR
ROAD
23
W
SILVER
STAR
ROAD
23
W
SILVER
STAR
ROAD
23
SILVER
STAR
ROAD
23
W
SILVER
STAR
ROAD
23
W
SILVER
STAR
ROAD
23
SILVER
STAR
ROAD
23
W
SILVER
STAR
ROAD-
23
W
SILVER
STAR
ROAD
23
W
SILVER
STAR
ROAD
23
W
SILVER
STAR
ROAD
23 W SILVER STAR ROAD
65 E SILVER STAR ROAD"
149 SILVER STAR ROAD
169 W SILVER STAR ROAD
203 W SILVER STAR ROAD'
203 W SILVER STAR ROAD.
203 W SILVER STAR ROAD
203 W SILVER STAR ROAD
207 SILVER STAR ROAD
209 W SILVER STAR ROAD
230 E SILVER STAR ROAD
230 E SILVER STAR ROAD
L.E.O.
1455
230G
PETIT THEFT
327
W
SILVER
STAR
ROAD
2326
TRESPASS
331
W
SILVER
STAR
ROAD-
2300
FIR
331
W
SILVER
STAR
ROAD
2041
TRESPASS
331
SILVER
STAR
ROAD
2336
FIR
331
W
SILVER
STAR
ROAD
2340
130B
BATTERY
425
W
SILVER
STAR
ROAD
1749
230G
THEFT
975
SILVER
STAR
ROAD
1100
FIR
1400
E
SILVER
STAR
ROAD
2146
FIR
1400
E
SILVER
STAR
ROAD
1300
TRESPASS
1405
W
SILVER
STAR
ROAD
0200
TRESPASS
1501
E
SILVER
STAR
ROAD
1550
TRESPASS
1531
SILVER
STAR
ROAD
1708
230C
RETAIL THEFT
1531
E
SILVER
STAR
ROAD
1721
TRESPASS
1531
SILVER
STAR
ROAD
1542
230C
RETAIL THEFT
1531
SILVER
STAR
ROAD
1550
TRESPASS
1531
SILVER
STAR
ROAD
1040
****
CHILD LOCKED
1551
SILVER
STAR
ROAD
IN CAR
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2 0930
130B
BATTERY
1560
E
SILVER STAR ROAD "
2 2025
TRESPASS
1560
E
SILVER STAR ROAD
2 1330
230C
RETAIL THEFT
1612
E
SILVER STAR ROAD
2 1540
230C
RETAIL THEFT
1612
SILVER STAR ROAD
2 1545
****
TRESPASS
1612
SILVER STAR ROAD
WARNING
2 1545
TRESPASS
1612
SILVER STAR ROAD
2 2309
130A
CHILD ABUSE
0
SILVER STAR ROAD/APOPKA ROAD
2 1556
130B
BATTERY
0
SILVER STAR ROAD/BLUFORD
AVENUE
2 1350
FIR
0
SILVER STAR ROAD/WEST ROAD
2 2210
900A
MISSING
2718
SPRINGFIELD DRIVE �-
PERSON
2 1055
130B
BATTERY
2733
SPRINGFIELD DRIVE
2 1530
FIR
0
SPRINGFIELD DRIVE/NAN
2 1625
TRESPASS
0
SPRINGMERE DRIVE - SILVER GLEN
2 1400
130A
ASSAULT
0
STARKE LAKE CIRCLE-
-2 2207
2200
704
STARKE LAKE CIRCLE
BURGLARY -RESIDENCE
2 1757
230G
GRAND THEFT
800
STARKE LAKE CIRCLE
2 0402
130B
BATTERY
900
STARKE LAKE CIRCLE
2 0401
130B
BATTERY-DOM
900
STARKE LAKE CIRCLE
VIOLENCE
2 0462
130C
AGG CHILD
900
STARKE LAKE CIRCLE
ABUSE
2 2030
FIR
325
STERLING LAKE DRIVE '
2 1938
****
THREATS
406
STERLING LAKE DRIVE-
2 0737
2400
GRAND THEFT
406
STERLING LAKE DRIVE
AUTO
2 1359
230G
THEFT
413
STERLING LAKE DRIVE
2 1359
230G
THEFT
413
STERLING LAKE DRIVE -"
2 1359
230G
THEFT
413
STERLING LAKE DRIVE -
2 1337
130A
CHILD ABUSE
425
STERLING LAKE DRIVE
2 0125
9000
LOITERING AND
801
SULLIVAN AVENUE
PROWL
2 0005
FIR
0
SUNDIAL KEY DRIVE `
2 1725
FIR
1166
VICKERS LAKE DRIVE J
3 2145
FIR
0
ADMIRAL POINT SUBDIVISION
3 2232
900A
MISSING
2592
AULD SCOT BLVD
PERSON
3 0656
2400
GRAND
513
BERNANDINO DRIVE
THEFT/AUTO
3 1735
****
INFO: CHILD
67
BEXLEY BLVD
ABUSE
3 2300
900A
MISSING
67
BEXLEY BLVD
PERSON
3 0232
****
INFORMATION
124
N
BLUFORD AVENUE
3 2015
****
JUVENILE
175
N
BLUFORD AVENUE
CUSTODY ORD
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3 1840
3 2300
3 0400
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
0657
1300
0915
0845
1045
1130
0915
1437
1015
0850
0938
1005
3 1115
3 1107
3 1121
3 1210
3 1115
3 1325
3 0915
3 1125
3
3 1350
3 1035
3 1020
3 1425
3 1300
3 1400
3 1520
3 1420
3
3 1439
3 1151
3 0040
3 0905
3 0920
3 1300
3 1325
****
WARRANT
****
WARRANT
2200
BURGLARY
W/BATTERY
****
WARRANT
900A
RUNAWAY
TRUANCY
130A
AGG ASSAULT
130C
STALKING
****
TRUANCY
130B
BATTERY
130B
BATTERY
****
BAKER ACT
130C
STALKING
9000
AFFRAY
3600
SEX
PERFOMANCE MINOR
9000
DISTRUP EDUC
INSTITU
INVESTIGATION
130B
BATTERY
9000
RESISTING W/O
VIOL
9000
DISORDERLY
CONDUCT
130B
BATTERY
130B
BATTERY
****
WARRANT
130B
BATTERY/LATE/8-24-95
130B
BATTERY
9000
TRESPASS
130B
BATTERY
130B
BATTERY
130B
BATTERY
130B
BATTERY
1200
ROBBERY
130B
BATTERY
130C
BATTERY/LATE-082595
130B
BATTERY
5200
WEAPON
VIOLATIONS
FIR
130B
BATTERY
130B
BATTERY
130B
BATTERY
130B
BATTERY
LOCATION
175 N BLUFORD AVENUE
175 N BLUFORD AVENUE
175 N BLUFORD AVENUE
175 N BLUFORD AVENUE
201 N BLUFORD AVENUE
300 S BLUFORD AVENUE-
300 S BLUFORD AVENUE
300 S BLUFORD AVENUE
300 S BLUFORD AVENUE
300 S BLUFORD AVENUE
300 S BLUFORD AVENUE--
300 S BLUFORD AVENUE
300 S BLUFORD AVENUE
300 S BLUFORD AVENUE
300 S BLUFORD AVENUE
300 S BLUFORD AVENUE
300 S BLUFORD AVENUE
300 S BLUFORD AVENUE
300 S BLUFORD AVENUE
300 BLUFORD AVENUE
S
300 S BLUFORD AVENUE
300 S BLUFORD AVENUE
300 S BLUFORD AVENUE
300 S BLUFORD AVENUE
300 S BLUFORD AVENUE
300 S BLUFORD AVENUE
300 S BLUFORD AVENUE
300 S BLUFORD AVENUE
300 S BLUFORD AVENUE
300 S BLUFORD AVENUE
300 S BLUFORD AVENUE
300 S BLUFORD AVENUE
300 S BLUFORD AVENUE
300 S BLUFORD AVENUE
300 S BLUFORD AVENUE
300 S BLUFORD AVENUE
300 S BLUFORD AVENUE
300 S BLUFORD AVENUE
300 S BLUFORD AVENUE
300 S BLUFORD AVENUE
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E TIME INCIDENT LOCATION
3
1345
130B
BATTERY
300
S
BLUFORD AVENUE
3
1038
130A
AGG BATTERY
300
S
BLUFORD AVENUE
3
1330
130B
BATTERY
300
S
BLUFORD AVENUE
3
0921
130B
BATTERY
300
S
BLUFORD AVENUE
3
0100
FIR
300
S
BLUFORD AVENUE
3
1025
130B
BATTERY
300
S
BLUFORD AVENUE
3
1000
130A
AGG ASSAULT
300
BLUFORD AVENUE
3
1020
130B
BATTERY
300
S
BLUFORD AVENUE
3
1013
130B
BATTERY
300
S
BLUFORD AVENUE
3
0900
130A
AGG BATTERY
300
S
BLUFORD AVENUE
3
1333
9000
TRESPASS ON
300
S
BLUFORD AVENUE
SCHOOL
3
1236
9000
TRESPASS ON
300
S
BLUFORD AVENUE
SCHOOL
3
1123
9000
300
S
BLUFORD AVENUE
RWOV/DISORDERLY
3
1531
230G
THEFT
400
S
BLUFORD AVENUE
3
0200
FIR
0
BLUFORD AVENUE/COLONIAL DRIVE
3
0930
SEXUAL
0
BLUFORD AVENUE/DELAWARE
HARASSMENT
3
1640
130B
BATTERY
0
BLUFORD AVENUE/OAKLAND ST
3
900A
MISSING
617
CABORCA COURT
PERSON
3
900A
MISSING
1617
CABORCA COURT -
PERSON
3
0305
FIR
0
CROOKED CREEK DRIVE
3
1110
FIR
0
CROOKED CREEK DRIVE
3
1050
230G
THEFT
2
FLORAL STREET..-
3
1100
INFO: BATTERY
30
W
FRANKLIN STREET
3
1850
230G
PETIT THEFT
30
W
FRANKLIN STREET
3
2055
230G
PETIT THEFT
218
FRANKLIN STREET
3
2115
230D
THEFT
218
FRANKLIN STREET
3
2015
****
INFORMATION
225
FRANKLIN STREET
3
2030
FIR
400
FRANKLIN STREET
3
0332
FIR
401
GENEVA AVENUE
3
0030
TRESPASS
401
_
GENEVA AVENUE
3
0332
FIR
401
GENEVA STREET
3
1808
130B
BATTERY
401
GENEVA STREET
3
0130
FIR
2330
GREYWALL AVENUE-
3
2348
TRESPASS
2491
GREYWALL STREET
3
0013
****
319
HORMIGAS _
SUICIDE -COMMITTED
3
0930
900A
RECOVERED
0
KISSIMMEE AVENUE/STORY ROAD
RUNAWAY
3
1030
FIR
0
KISSIMMEE AVENUE/STORY ROAD
3
1711
9000
RWOV
0
LAFAYETTE STREET-
3
1130
230G
THEFT
114
LAFAYETTE STREET
3
0844
130B
BATTERY
0
LAFAYETTE STREET/SOUTH
LAKEWOOD
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3 0930
9000
RESISTING W/O
0
LAKE OLYMPIA ORANGE GROVE
VIOL
3 1521
230G
PETIT THEFT
125
N
LAKESHORE DRIVE
3 0631
TRESPASS
125
S
LAKESHORE DRIVE'
3 0845
2900
CRIMINAL
205
S
LAKESHORE DRIVE
MISCHIEF
3 1728
****
INFO: B&E
220
LEE STREET
3 1431
130B
BATTERY
0
E
MAGNOLIA -
3 0935
130B
BATTERY
0
MAGNOLIA/LAKEWOOD
3 0935
130B
BATTERY
0
MAGNOLIA/LAKEWOOD
3 1215
FIR
0
MCKEY STREET/KISSIMMEE AVENUE-
3
****
CHILD ABUSE
696
MONTGOMERY AVE `
3 1636
****
NEAR DROWNING
8
W
OAKLAND AVE
3
****
NEGLECT
0
OHIO STREET "
3 1656
130A
AGG ASSAULT
622
OLYMPIC DRIVE
3
900A
RUNAWAY
631
OLYMPIC DRIVE
3 1613
2900
CRIMINAL
632
OLYMPIC DRIVE
MISCHIEF
3 1805
2900
CRIMINAL
632
OLYMPIC DRIVE
MISCHIEF
3 0645
900A
RUNAWAY
738
OLYMPIC DRIVE
3 1220
9000
RESIST W/O
0
SABINAL DRIVE/PALOMAS DR
VIOLENCE
3 1345
130B
DOMESTIC
554
SAFE HARBOUR DRIVE
BATTERY
3 0106
****
INFO: ASSAULT
821
SLEEPY HARBOUR DRIVE
3 2047
2200
BURGLARY
421
VANDERGRIFT DR-
3 1537
2200
BURGLARY
439
VANDERGRIFT DR"
3 0742
230F
439
VANDERGRIFT DR
BURGLARY -CONVEY
3 1915
130B
BATTERY
800
VERONICA CIRCLE
3 2020
****
OVERDOSE
508
WATER WAY COURT -"
3 0419
350A
POSS CANNABIS
0
WHITE ROAD/GOOD HOMES ROAD
4 0958
****
MISC INCIDENT
1542
BLACKWOOD AVENUE
4
350A
POSS
823
W
CENTRAL —
CONTROLLED SUBS
4 0942
TRESPASS
0
N
CLARKE ROAD
4 1545
TRESPASS
0
CLARKE ROAD/WATERSIDE"
4 1545
TRESPASS
0
CLARKE ROAD/WATERSIDE`-
4 1430
FIR
0
CLARKE ROAD/WHITE - WOODED -
AREA
4 1500
****
JUVENILE
11029
W
COLONIAL DR
CUSTODY ORD
4 1411
230C
RETAIL THEFT
11029
W
COLONIAL DR
4 1121
9000
RWOV
0
W
COLONIAL DRIVE
4 1340
****
HOME
1101
W
COLONIAL DRIVE
DETENTION
4 2200
130B
BATTERY
8845
W
COLONIAL DRIVE
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4 2020
1200
ROBBERY
8863
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
4 2204
1200
ARMED ROBBERY
8901
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
4 2115
FIR
8995
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE —
4 2105
****
SUSPICIOUS
8995
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE --
INCIDENT
4 1202
****
BATTERY
10000
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE l
INFORMATION
4 1700
****
INFORMATION
10000
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
4 1050
****
CHILD CUSTODY
10000
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
DISPUT
4 1726
TRESPASS
10286
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE--
4 2050
130B
BATTERY
10840
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE-
4
130B
CHILD ABUSE
10945
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
4 1820
INFORMATION
11010
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
ONLY
4 1508
230C
RETAIL THEFT
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE---
4 0250
TRESPASS
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
4 2138
TRESPASS
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
4 2125
230C
RETAIL THEFT
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
4 1703
230C
RETAIL THEFT
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
4 1706
230C
RETAIL THEFT
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
4 1725
TRESPASS
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE-
4 1600
TRESPASS
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE--
4 1445
TRESPASS
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
4 1530
230C
RETAIL THEFT
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
4 1846
TRESPASS
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
4 1432
TRESPASS
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
4 1450
TRESPASS
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE-
4 1330
TRESPASS
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
4 1610
230C
RETAIL THEFT
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
4 1708
130B
BATTERY
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
4 1551
TRESPASS
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
4 0405
TRESPASS
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
4 1630
230C
RETAIL THEFT
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE'
4 1725
230C
RETAIL THEFT
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE-
4 1243
TRESPASS
11029
COLONIAL
DRIVE
4 1155
130A
AGG ASSAULT
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
4 1238
230C
RETAIL THEFT
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
4 1341
230C
RETAIL THEFT
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE--
4 1630
230C
RETAIL THEFT
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
4 1605
230C
RETAIL THEFT
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE-
4 1555
TRESPASS
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE-
4 1630
TRESPASS
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE-
4 1330
TRESPASS
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE-
4 1836
TRESPASS
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
4 2035
TRESPASS
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE--
4 2014
230C
RETAIL THEFT
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE-
-4 2013
230C
RETAIL THEFT
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE--
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4 2230
3600
LEWD & LASC
11029
COLONIAL
DRIVE
<16
4 1953
TRESPASS
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE-
4 1630
230C
RETAIL THEFT
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
4 1932
230C
RETAIL THEFT
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
4 1650
TRESPASS
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
4 1552
TRESPASS
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE-
4 1528
230C
RETAIL THEFT
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
4 1530
230C
RETAIL THEFT
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
4 2015
TRESPASS
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
4 1828
****
TRESPASS
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
WARNING
4 1535
230C
RETAIL THEFT
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE -
4 2140
1200
ARMED ROBBERY
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE-
4 1530
TRESPASS
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
4 2030
FIR
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE-
4 1630
TRESPASS
11029
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
4 1438
2500
FORGERY
11101
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
4 1620
260A
DL FRAUD
11107
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE-
4 1836
260A
OBTAIN ID BY
11107
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE --
FRAUD
4 1630
****
MISC INCIDENT
11127
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
4 1128
****
BAKER ACT
11261
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
4 2240
230F
11261
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
BURGLARY -CONVEY -ARM
4 0240
2400
MVT
11401
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE —
4 0245
FIR
11401
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
4 1830
2200
BURGLARY
11409
COLONIAL
DRIVE
4 2154
9000
DISORDERLY
11460
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
CONDUCT
4 1339
9000
TRESPASS ON
11801
W
COLONIAL
DRIVE
PROPERTY
4 1102
****
BAKER ACT
0
COLONIAL
DRIVE/BLACKWOOD=-
4 1445
FIR
0
COLONIAL
DRIVE/CLARKE ROAD-
4 0045
FIR
0
CROSS CREEK SUBDIVISION
4 1649
2400
MVT
0
ENTERPRISE DRIVE/HM BOWNESS
4 1745
INFORMATION
1026
FEATHERSTONE CIRCLE -
4 1412
****
INFO: BATTERY
1030
FEATHERSTONE CIRCLE
4 0130
FIR
0
GROVESMERE LOOP —
4 0924
130B
DOMESTIC
826
HAMMOCKS
DRIVE —
BATTERY
4 2251
****
BAKER ACT
826
HAMMOCKS
DRIVE
4 0358
230F
0
S
MAGUIRE ROAD
BURGLARY -CONVEY
4 2212
****
SUSPICIOUS
0
MAGUIRE ROAD
INCIDENT
4
900A
RECOVERED
0
MAGUIRE ROAD
RUNAWAY
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4 2205 130B BATTERY X 2
4 2341 230G GRAND THEFT
4 1756 9000 RECKLESS
DRIVING
4 1756 9000 RECKLESS
DRIVING
4 2025 130A AGG ASSAULT
ON LEO
5 0915 900A MISSING
PERSON
5 0930 TRESPASS
5 0900 350A SALE OF
CANNABIS
5 900A RUNAWAY
5 1000 FIR
*** Total ***
*
LOCATION
1551
MAGUIRE ROAD —
0
MOORE ROAD/MAGUIRE ROAD
3200
OWGR —
3200
OWGR "
0
STORY ROAD `-'
309
15TH AVE
0
BATON ROUGE DRIVE f
450
CITRUS OAKS -
253
HARRIS ROAD
0
WEST ORANGE HIGH
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