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Indian River County Crime Blotter: Dec. 8

Written by: December 09 2010
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Arrest and booking reports: Dec. 8

Gregory Lane Adams, 39, of Melrose; Arrest Location: I-95 149MM, Vero Beach; Arresting Agency: Florida Highway Patrol; Status: Held without bond; Charge: Felony Habitually driving with Suspended License.

Paul Wesley Brown, 36, of 8020 93rd Ave., Vero Beach; Arrest Location: 600 3rd St. SW, Vero Beach; Arresting Agency: Indian River County Sheriff’s Office; Status: Held on $1,000 bond; Charges: Felony Possession of Controlled Substance, Misdemeanor Resisting Arrest without Violence and Misdemeanor Possession of Marijuana under 20 grams.

Vincent Bryan Foggy, 18, of 10092 Grace Ave., Fellsmere; Arrest Location: 4055 41st Ave., Vero Beach; Arresting Agency: Indian River County Sheriff’s Office; Status: Held without bond; Charge: Felony Grand Theft Auto.

Giuseppe Franco Giambanco, 30, of 665 11th Place, Vero Beach; Arrest Location: 4055 41st Ave., Vero Beach; Arresting Agency: Indian River County Sheriff’s Office; Status: Held without bond; Charges: felony Aggravated Stalking and Misdemeanor Trespass on Property.

Demonte Lamar Marshall, 18, of 2696 47th Place, Vero Beach; Arrest Location: 4055 41st Ave., Vero Beach; Arresting Agency: Indian River County Sheriff’s Office; Status: Held without bond; Charges: Felony Grand Theft Auto and Felony Dealing in Stolen Property.

Daniel Keith Walker, 20, of 211 6th Dr. SW, Vero Beach; Arrest Location: 4055 41st Ave., Vero Beach; Arresting Agency: Indian River County Sheriff’s Office; Status: Held without bond; Charge: Possession of Firearm/Ammo/Electric Devices by Convicted Felon.

Joshua C. Williams, 18, of Melbourne; Arrest Location: 4055 41st Ave., Vero Beach; Arresting Agency: Indian River County Sheriff’s Office; Status: Held without bond; Charges: Felony grand Theft Auto and Felony Grand Theft Firearm.

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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