Crime Suppression Unit are attempting to identify a suspect captured on home surveillance video burglarizing a vehicle. On January 25th at approximately 6 A.M. the suspect and a second individual who is
unidentifiable, are seen on video burglarizing two vehicles in the driveway of a home located in the 500-block of Seaport Terrace SE. The suspects entered the unlocked vehicles and stole cash, an I-Pod Nano, a flashlight, and a red and white “Hard Rock” jacket. There have been multiple reports of vehicle burglaries in the area during the past several weeks.
Anyone with information on the identity of the suspects seen in the video is asked to contact Officer Jesse Suelter of the Palm Bay Police Department at 321-952-3456 (option 1) or CRIMELINE at 1-800-423-TIPS. CRIMELINE callers can remain anonymous and can be eligible for cash rewards of up to $1,000.
Suspects Sought in Multiple Residential Burglaries
District Detectives are currently investigating a series of residential burglaries in the Southern portion of the City, one of which involved at least one suspect that was captured on video by a home surveillance camera. On January 8th the suspects forced their way into a home located at 2819 Sage St. SW by breaking a window. Once inside the suspects stole everything they could including clothing, computers, a large flat screen TV and packages that had just been delivered by the postal service. The suspect seen on video is believed to be with at least three other unidentified persons who may also be responsible for numerous burglaries in the area.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Detective Chris Imel at 321-952-3456 (option 1) or CRIMELINE at 1-800-423-TIPS. CRIMELINE callers can remain anonymous and can be eligible for cash rewards of up to $1,000.
Red Light Cameras
The City of Palm Bay will soon begin using cameras at intersections in an effort to reduce crashes by ticketing drivers who run red lights. In 2007, red light running led to 154,000 injuries and more than 900 deaths across the United States. Here, in Palm Bay, we had 407 red light violation citations issued last year. More Info
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District Detectives are currently investigating a series of residential burglaries in the Southern portion of the City, one of which involved at least one suspect that was captured on video by a home surveillance camera. On January 8th the suspects forced their way into a home located at 2819 Sage St. SW by breaking a window. Once inside the suspects stole everything they could including clothing, computers, a large flat screen TV and packages that had just been delivered by the postal service. The suspect seen on video is believed to be with at least three other unidentified persons who may also be responsible for numerous burglaries in the area.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Detective Chris Imel at 321-952-3456 (option 1) or CRIMELINE at 1-800-423-TIPS. CRIMELINE callers can remain anonymous and can be eligible for cash rewards of up to $1,000.
The City of Palm Bay will soon begin using cameras at intersections in an effort to reduce crashes by ticketing drivers who run red lights. In 2007, red light running led to 154,000 injuries and more than 900 deaths across the United States. Here, in Palm Bay, we had 407 red light violation citations issued last year. 
