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Vero Beach Crime Blotter: June 17

Written by: June 17 2009
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Crime reports for June 17:  

Miguel Tirado Gomez, 40, 1408 91st Ave., Vero Beach; Location of offense: 1408 17th St.,Vero Beach; Arresting Agency: Vero Beach Police Department; held on $5,000 bond; Charges: one count lewd and lascivious exhibition.

Miranda Ashley Howard, 28, 9075 12th St., Vero Beach; Location of offense: 1900 27th St., Vero Beach; Arresting Agency: Vero Beach Police Department; held on $30,000; Charges: two counts felony burglary of an auto, boat or conveyance and two counts felony attempted burglary.

Shanarra Kay Sanders, 19, 925 16th Place, Vero Beach; Location of offense: 2296 US 1, Vero Beach; Arresting Agency: Vero Beach Police Department; held on $7,500; Charges: one count felony robbery purse/sudden snatching.

Arrest reports are compiled through information provided online by the Indian River County Sheriff’s Office

 

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