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Vero Beach Crime Blotter: April 27

Written by: April 28 2011
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Arrest and booking reports: April 27  

Johnny Lynn Gray, 34, of 2405 Blossom Court, Vero Beach; Arrest Location: Oslo Road and U.S. 1, Vero Beach; Arresting Agency: Vero Beach Police Department; Status: Held on $2,500 bond; Charges: Felony Flee and Elude, Misdemeanor DUI with Property Damage or Personal Injury, Failure to Leave Information after Crash, Misdemeanor Driving with Suspended Driver’s License with Knowledge, Misdemeanor Leaving the Scene of Accident with Property Damage and Misdemeanor Attach Tag Not Assigned.

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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