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Indian River County Crime Blotter: January 13

Written by: January 14 2010
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Arrest reports for January 13: Lloyd Earl Dow, 30, homeless; Arrest location: 4055 41st Avenue,Vero Beach; Arresting agency: Indian River County Sheriff’s Office; Held on $3,000 bond; Charges: Misdemeanor petit theft, felony fraudulent use of a credit card over $100 and felony burglary auto, boat or conveyance.Billy Blue Jenkins, 27, 1716 29th Avenue, Vero Beach; Arresting agency: Indian River County Sheriff’s Office; Held on $30,000 bond; Charges: 3 counts of felony grand theft and misdemeanor trepass.Joseph M. Kyte, 50, 1350 Cherohala Skyway, Tellico Plains, Tenn.; Arrest location: Mile marker 154 southbound I-95, Vero Beach; Arresting agency: Indian River County Sheriff’s Office; Held on $3,000 bond; Charges: Felony possession of marijuana and misdemeanor possession of drug paraphernalia.

Arrest reports are compiled through information provided online by the Indian River County Sheriff’s Office.

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