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Indian River County Crime Blotter: April 2

Written by: April 05 2010
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Arrest reports for April 2: Mitchell Nicholas Dewer, 26, 2720 Whippoorwill Lane, Vero Beach; Arrest location: 4100 US 1, Vero Beach; Arresting agency: Indian River County Sheriff’s Office; Held on $2,000 bond; Charge: Felony driving with suspended license (habitual).Patrick Turelane Murray, 36, homeless; 4700 Block of 33rd Avenue, Vero Beach; Arrest location: 4700 Block of 33rd Avenue, Vero Beach; Arresting agency: Indian River County Sheriff’s Office; Held on $11,000 bond; Charge: Burglary of a dwelling, misdemeanor petit theft 1st degree.Joshua R.Owens, 21, 236 27th Avenue, Vero Beach; Arrest location: 236 27th Avenue, Vero Beach; Arresting agency: Indian River County Sheriff’s Office; Held without bond; Charges: Violation of probation (misdemeanor offense), misdemeanor resisting arrest without violence, felony dealing in stolen property.Rachel Marie Schwegel, 31, 748 11th Court SW; Arrest location: 4800 56th Avenue, Vero Beach; Arresting agency: Indian River County Sheriff’s Office; Held on $1,000 bond; Charge: Felony third degree grand theft.Arrest reports are compiled through information provided online by the Indian River County Sheriff’s Office.

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