V1 and S1 have two children together and have had an intermittent relationship for the last ten years. On 02-03-10 S1 picked V1 up from college, telling her there was a family emergency, although there was not. S1 drove V1 to Sanford to meet one of his friends. S1 then drove V1 to her house where he battered her in the backyard. S1 then forced V1 back into his vehicle and drove her to the end of a dirt road in DeLand, where he battered her again. V1 advised that she did not leave her house with S1 willingly and that he used force to get her in his vehicle. S1 could not be located. A report and affidavit were completed against S1 for kidnapping and battery (D.V.) V1 waited until 02-08-10 to report the case out of fear. Case worked by Deputy C. King. Sergeant Nardiello notified the Watch Commander- Lt. Hughes and the Assistant District Two Commander Lt. Barrs.  

(V1) Lunsford, Felicia, R. W/F (49) 06-12-60 (S1) Dekmar, Beth, H. W/F (44) 01-03-66 Lunsford's 1994, blue in color, four door, Oldsmobile, passenger car, was backed into the driveway of 918 South Parsons Avenue, when someone used a cinderblock to break out the rear window and smash the front windshield, doing approximately $400.00 in damage. Although there were no witnesses to the incident, a resident said that Dekmar admitted to the crime. Deputies located Dekmar and she denied everything. An affidavit was filed against Dekmar for criminal mischief. Case worked by Deputy Caleb King.  

****JUVENILE**** Deputy W. Gayer conducted a traffic stop and subsequently arrested the passenger, D1, for 1) Possession of a Controlled Subtance-Cocaine, 2) Possession of a Controlled Substance-Cannabis Under Twenty Grams, 3) Possession of a Controlled Substance With Intent to Distribute, and 4) Resist Officer Without Violence. He was transported to D.J.J.  

(V1) Harrison, Henriette W/F (77) 08-25-32 Harrison had her roof replaced by a local roofing company last year. Two of the males who work for the company and were part of the crew that replaced her roof, came to her house on 02-08-10 under the disguise that she needed some loose shingles fixed and that she was owed a thirty dollar refund. They stated they needed change for a $100.00 bill, they distracted her, ended up taking the $100.00 bill and an additional money from her house in cash. Case worked by Deputy Lecates. Case is active to CID as there are leads and identifiable suspects through the roofing company that is open during normal business hours.  

SPOTTS, LYNN M (R1) DEPUTIES RESPONDED TO CONCRETE IMPRESSIONS REFERENCE TO A BURGLARY. UPON ARRIVAL CONTACT WAS MADE WITH (R1) WHO ADVISED THAT UNKNOWN PERSON(S) ENTERED THE BUSINESS AND REMOVED A WELDER. (R1) COULD NOT PROVIDE ANY ADDITIONAL LEADS OR SUSPECT INFORMATION.