Nita Dobbs Observation

City units were dispatched to a call of a disturbance at 938 Water St., apartment 206. The RP said they did not see the disturbance/argument, but could hear yelling and banging around. The RP said that they went in the hall and could see the front door to the apartment smashed in. The RP also said that the male half is named Gary and owns the Tattoo parlor down stairs around the block. The RP advised that the female half is named Tiara.

Karen was walking outside and saw that the post lamp at the end of the driveway was knocked over. The post lamp was attached to a brick pillar next to the drive to light of the driveway. the post lamp was knocked over with a large cement block that was next to the driveway. I arrived and noticed the cement block was on the ground next to the post lamp. I took photos of the damage and will place onto a compact disk as evidence. Karen said she did not have security cameras on her property. There are no suspects at this time.

On Sunday, September 25, 2016 at 12:56 pm, I, Sergeant Bever was dispatched to 1512 Riverside Dr for a malicious mischief report. Upon arrival I spoke to Coco Robinson, the complainant for this incident. Robinson said on 9/24/2016 at around 3:00 pm, she left her mother's car (2012 Kia Forte, VIN: KNAFT4A25C5510602) parked in front of her friend's house at 1512 Riverside Dr. Throughout the night her friend, Rosalyn Tart received several phone calls from her husband, Clifford Crawford, and she has a protection order against him. Tart's father, John Tart, answered her phone to tell him to stop contacting tart. Crawford told Tart's father that he busted out a window of a silver car parked in front of her house.

On August 21, 2015 at approximately 3:15PM I, Deputy Tucker George along with Deputy Donavian South checked en route to an unknown adress on State Highway 80 West across the street from the Mineola Golf Course in Mineola Texas, 75773 in reference to a possible assualt call.

On May 24, 2017 at approximately 11:21 I, Deputy Bowring, checked en route to assist Deputy Hill with a suspicious vehicle located at 836 County Road 4510 Winnsboro, Texas.

On 05/02/17, I was dispatched to 2440 W. Page in reference to a caller coming home from jail and items missing from the house.

At the residence I observed that the yard of the residence was completed enclosed by an wood fence that was about eight feet tall. The fence had hinged gates on both the east and west side. I walked toward the west side of the fence toward the gate and observed that the fence was slightly open and not latched shut. In the backyard I observed that there was a lifted wood desk/balconing which had stairs from the ground floor to access. I walked up the stairs that were wet and observed that the top portion of the deck was covered. The desk was dry expect for fresh wet shop prints that lead directly toward and up to glass sliding door. The glass sliding door had a screen door that was open, however, the glass door was not. I checked the door and it was locked.

On July 09, 2015, at approximately 9:34 AM I, Deputy Ragsdale, was dispatched to 3205 North FM 17 Alba, Texas in reference to a burglary of a building.

Upon arrival I spoke to the complainant, Minerva Barrera. Mrs. Barrera stated her residence had been broken into and vandalized. Mrs. Barrera stated her son; Ricky called her prior to her call to 911 and told her he witnessed Heather Houdek, an ex-girlfriend of his brother Benjamin was at the residence breaking things. Ricky explained that Heather and his brother separated four weeks prior to this incident and Heather had threatened to burn the house down. Ricky stated approximately an hour before this incident was reported he was inside his residence, a small RV style camper located approximately twenty yards behind the main house when he heard a metallic sound coming from outside. Ricky stated when he exited the trailer he observed Heather’s Green Jeep in the driveway. Ricky stated when he located Heather walking in front of his mother’s house he told Heather to leave the property. After confronting Heather, Ricky stated she then ripped a planted Lime tree out of a pot in

On 8/29/16, I attempted to make an unannounced home visit to the residence of Lisa and Dan. There was no answer when knocking. I left a business card with call me back message. I talked to one of the neighbors who reported that he had seen a woman and a child coming and going out of the home. I asked if he had heard yelling coming out of the home, and he said he had not heard people yelling in the home. The neighbor said he did not suspect drug use in the home.

CRIME SCENE: A single family single story residence located at the address of 1644 Ludington Avenue, Wesley Chapel, FL 33543

Deputy Parker knocked on the side door and received no answer as well. We continued to knock without any success. I notified LT Gentry who advised to continue to try to make contact with the home owner. After several minutes of knocking a female later identified as Ingrid Friedmann came out the back door holding a

Ruby stated she left on 01/23/2017 around 12:00pm and returned around 5:00pm to find her home broken into. Ruby stated the only things taken were serveral diffrent types of jewelry and will be list below. I noticed some small marks around the door lock where someone had used a tool to force the door open. Ruby stated she came home and noticed the gate to her yard was open and the screen door was also open. Ruby stated she did not know her home was broken into until she saw a bedroon door open. Ruby stated she was not sure when her home was broken into and

On 12/2/2016 while patrolling on White Wood Drive, I, Officer Hunter saw Terry Denson standing in front of 1809 White Wood Drive. At that time I approached Denson and asked him to exit the property because the gate was locked and the property owner was not on scene at the time. Denson exited the property through an opening in the fence on the west side of the property. When asked why he was on the property, Denson said that he was there to retrieve his bicycle.

On Thursday, November 3, 2016 at 0943 hours, I, your affiant Patrolman Joshua J. Pastucka and Patrolman David Stamets were dispatched to 119 N. West St. for a male trespassing. Stamets and I arrived on scene and made contact with the caller Ann Zbyradowski. Zbyradowski said a male that attempted to get into her yard is currently out back hiding under a rug on her neighbors deck. Zbyradowski escorted Stamets and I to her back yard and shown officers the deck where the male was hiding. The deck was attached to a home on N. Jardin St.