- Hello, everyone.
I'm Sheriff Wayne Ivey at
the Brevard County sheriff's office,
and you're watching Brevard County Justice.
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If you haven't had a chance to
watch Brevard County Justice before,
here's how the show works.
It's our opportunity to
partner with our citizens,
and ask them to help us solve cases
that our team is working,
but haven't been able
to break the case yet, so
we're gonna show you some
cases tonight that we're
asking for your help in,
some cases that if you know the suspects,
you can get ahold of us.
I'll go ahead and tell you, you can
go to crimeline at 1-800-423-TIPS.
You can send us
an email at brevardcountyjustice@bcso.us.
You can send us a tip
on our smartphone app if you
haven't downloaded that, please
take an opportunity to download our smartphone app,
or you can send us a personal message
on our Facebook page at
Brevard County sheriff's office official.
All right, let's jump in. (phone ringing)
We're gonna start tonight at our
north precinct regarding vehicle burglaries.
Agent Jeff Debrowski is our agent
that's working the case, and he's
asking for our help in solving
several vehicle burglaries that
occurred on April 29th of this year.
Now, the burglaries occurred at
Fay Lake Wilderness Park in Port St. John.
The vehicles were entered
by breaking the windows.
As they broke in, several
debit cards, credit cards were
taken from the vehicles, and
the cards were subsequently
attempted to be used at two
different times at the
Dollar General in Cocoa, and one time
at the Dollar General in Bithlo.
Now, if you take a look
at our Brevard County Justice screen,
you're gonna see some of the
vehicles that were broken into,
as well as a picture of the suspect
trying to use the credit cards.
If you know who this individual is,
we want to put him in jail,
so we need your help in doing it.
If somebody out there knows who he is,
we need you to go to crimeline.
Again, that's 1-800-423-TIPS.
Send us an email at brevardcountyjustice@bcso.us.
Send us a tip on our smartphone app,
or just send us a personal message.
Either way, we need to
get your assistance in solving it.
All right, let's check in
on our fugitive unit.
Man, I love to watch this team work.
They are constantly putting
bad people in jail.
This week, if you look at our
Brevard County justice board,
you get to see three of
the suspects that they grabbed.
Three fugitives that were
out on the street targeting more victims,
and are now at the jail.
One of them is William Flynn.
He's got from the Palm Bay area.
He had an arrest warrant
for a felony battery.
He also violated his probation
on site, and he had no bond.
Justin Giambanco had a Beachside area address.
He was arrested for
violation of probation referenced to shooting,
or throwing a deadly missile,
occupied or unoccupied dwelling
a vehicle, attempted burglary, as well as
attempted burglary of a dwelling.
No bond.
Joshua Shaver, Palm Bay.
He was arrested for
violation of probation referenced
two counts of lewd and lascivious
molestation with the victim
under twelve offender over eighteen.
Bond is $15,000.
Remember, folks, if you're a
fugitive in Brevard County, and
I can't be anymore plain about this.
If you are a fugitive in Brevard County,
you are just a few seconds,
if not hours away from being
an inmate in our jail.
So, go turn yourself in.
Don't make us come
kick your door in.
We are not shy about
doing it, and our team
loves to do it, to be honest with you.
So, make them get a little break.
Let them have a little down time
by going in and turning yourself in.
All right, let's head down to (phone ringing)
our south precinct where
agent Randy Truitt needs our help
in solving a string of car burglaries
that occurred on April 15th.
Take a look at our Brevard County Justice screen.
What you're gonna see is some pictures
of the actual subjects
as their doing the burglaries.
If you know who these two individuals are,
the burglaries occurred on
St. Georges Court in Satellite Beach
where three male subjects
exit a vehicle in the street,
and entered unlocked vehicles
that were parked in the victim's driveway.
Now, on some of the video,
we see two of the individuals
get out of the vehicle, and
start trying doors in different driveways.
At one point, the driver
of the vehicle actually gets out,
and goes and tries car doors
on the other side of the street,
so they're clearly targeting unlocked cars.
Please, as a reminder, when you
pull into your driveway at night,
lock your car, and then
double check your car.
When they break in to cars,
they're not only getting
the stuff you're leaving, like credit cards,
or any type of items,
computers or anything like that,
they're often getting your garage door opener,
and they're going right in the house.
So, please, double check your cars.
Remember to lock your car doors.
If you know where we can identify,
or we can grab these suspects
once you identify them,
please email us at brevardcountyjustice@bcso.us.
Go to crimeline, 1-800-423-TIPS.
Send us a smartphone tip,
or you can just send us
a personal message on our Facebook page.
You can also call
Agent Truitt at 321-253-6683.
All right, let's jump back up (phone ringing)
at the north precinct.
Look at the Brevard County Justice screen.
You're gonna see a picture
of an enclosed trailer.
This trailer was stolen
from 1605 Arch Road in Mims
sometime between April 10th and April 22nd.
That's when the victim has
been able to it narrow down
that it was taken.
You can see it here on the screen.
It's a 12 foot by 6 foot enclosed trailer,
has a v-shaped hook-up,
and a side door, ladder racks on the top.
It's also got
new diamond plate fenders,
new tires, and new flooring.
Also, just as a little distinguishing characteristic,
the middle post on the
right side is broken off.
The Florida tag at the
time it was stolen was IB1OMG,
and if you know where we can find that vehicle,
or if you know who has it,
please let us know.
Again, go to crimeline, go to
send us an email at brevardcountyjustice@bcso.us,
tip on our smartphone,
or send us a message on Facebook,
or you can contact
Agent Jamie McGowen at 321-264-5210.
Jamie is working this case, and again,
we need your assistance in solving it.
Allright, let's close out tonight (phone ringing)
with a case out of our east precinct.
Three different dates.
Now, if these individuals you see,
or this individual you see
up on the Brevard County Justice screen.
December 5th, December 16th, and December 28th.
Went into the Home Depot store,
and stole significant amounts of merchandise.
Mostly power tools was taken out of the store,
and have a pretty significant value on them.
So, pretty good retail theft case.
These individuals target all over.
They'll go from Home Depot
to the hardware store
to Lowe's, wherever they're going,
they just walk in, and try
and do the same thing.
So, we need your help with
getting them off the street.
You can also see the vehicle
up on the screen that
we believe the suspect was driving.
If you know where we can
find this individual, please let us know.
Again, go to crimeline, go to
send us an email at brevardcountyjustice@bcso.us,
tip on our smartphone,
or send us a message on Facebook.
That's our show for tonight.
As always, we love
partnering with our community.
We solve so many cases with your help.
We also prevent tons of cases
because you're doing the right thing out there
being the first line of defense
for you and your family.
So, as always, thank you
for your incredible support.
Remember, there is no
better form of justice
than Brevard County Justice,
and here in Brevard County,
our victims and their rights are first.
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