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Sebastian Crime Blotter: Aug. 10

Written by: August 11 2010
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Arrest and booking reports: Aug. 10

Pedro Octavio Rodriguez, 57, of 490 Easy St., Sebastian; Arrest Location: 800 High Street, Sebastian; Arresting Agency: Sebastian Police Department; Status: Held on $25,000 bond; Charges: Felony Burglary, Felony Grand Theft, and Felony Criminal Mischief.

Latoya Michelle Ross, 3, of 1001 Turtle Run Drive, Apt. 101, Sebastian; Arrest Location: 4055 41st Avenue, Vero Beach; Arresting Agency: Indian River County Sheriff’s Office; Status: Released on $2,500 bond; Charge: Felony Habitually Driving with a Suspended License.

Arrest and booking reports are compiled through information provided by the Indian River County Sheriff’s Office. Note – those listed above may have been arrested on listed charges at an earlier date and booked into the county jail on this date.

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