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Indian River County Crime Blotter: May 15

Written by: May 17 2010
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Arrest reports for May 15: Lataras Lenir Baker, 33, 4835 38th Circle, Apartment 107, Vero Beach; Arrest location: 3500 block/49th Street, Vero Beach; Arresting agency: Indian River County Sheriff’s Office; Held on $5,000 bond; Charge: Felony aggravated battery/domestic violence.Dustin Leon Dawkins, 28, 2675 47th Place, Apartment 102, Vero Beach; Arrest location: 3700 Indian River Boulevard, Vero Beach; Arresting agency: Indian River County Sheriff’s Office; Held on $2,000 bond; Charges: Felony tampering with or destroying evidence, misdemeanor possession of marijuana under 20 grams.Nicholas Dinardi, 44, 5110 SW 6th Court Street, Margate; Arrest location: I-95 Northbound at mile marker 146; Arresting agency: Indian River County Sheriff’s Office; Held on $3,000 bond; Charges: Misdemeanor DUI, felony possession of a controlled substance.Marciano Roberto Dort, 29, 1123 Emerson Drive, Palm Bay; Arrest location: 1500 County Road 512, Sebastian; Arresting agency: Sebastian Police Department; Held on $500,000 bond; Charges: 2 counts trafficking in Oxycodone.Elijah Gibbs, 27, 4320 33rd Avenue, Vero Beach; Arrest location: 1300 Block of 24th Ave, Vero Beach; Arresting agency: Indian River County Sheriff’s Office; Held on $5,500 bond; Charges: Felony driving with suspended driver’s license with knowledge, misdemeanor resisting arrest without violence, misdemeanor possession of marijuana under 20 grams.Joseph Anthony Gilchrist, 24, 309 South Citrus Street, Fort Pierce; Arrest location: 4055 41st Avenue, Vero Beach; Arresting agency: Indian River County Sheriff’s Office; Held on $5,000 bond; Charge: Felony aggravated battery on a pregnant woman.Jason Merrill Harper, 34, 648 Balboa Street, Sebastian; Arrest location: 85th Street/US 1, Vero Beach; Arresting agency: Indian River County Sheriff’s Office; Held on $2,500 bond; Charges: Misdemeanor possession of marijuana under 20 grams, felony possession of cocaine.Floyd Terry Keeton, 33, 1407 25th Avenue SW, Vero Beach; Arrest location: 2800 block/41st Street, Vero Beach; Arresting agency: Indian River County Sheriff’s Office; Held on $2,500 bond; Charge: Felony possession of cocaine.Daniel Torres, 33, 850 Evernia Street, Sebastian; Arrest location: 800 Block Roseland Road, Sebastian; Arresting agency: Sebastian Police Department; Held without bond; Charges: Trafficking in Oxycodone, felony tampering with or destroying evidence, felony fugitive from justice (Georgia).Margaret Ann Young, 23, 750 South Orlando Avenue, Apartment 415, Cocoa Beach; Arrest location: 1500 County Road 512, Sebastian; Arresting agency: Sebastian Police Department; Held on $300,000 bond; Charges: 2 counts trafficking in Oxycodone.Arrest reports are compiled through information provided online by the Indian River County Sheriff’s Office.

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