The Times
Wednesday, January 19, 1977, page 3 (of 31)
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TIMES/GUIDE
Wednesday, January 19, 1977 TIMES/GUIDE 3
Police blotter
South Miami Albert Sadey 6850 SW 77th Terr., reported on Jan. 15 that his home had been broken into while he was away and two watches with a total value of $105 were taken. The burglar gained entrance by removing a jalousie. Donald Stang of First National Bank of South Miami, 5750 Sunset Dr. reported on Jan. 17 that during last weekend, 18 plants, worth about $144, were taken from the south side of the bank. Willie Thompson, 6400 SW 57th Ct., reported on Jan. 16 that someone pried open the front door of his home and took about $25 worth of meat from his refrigerator. James Worth, 15565 NE 1st Ct., reported on Jan. 17 that a CB radio valued at $200 was taken from his 1976 Dodge parked in a lot at 7300 SW 62nd Ave. Mercedes Egves, 2240 SW 27th Lane, reported that a $60 CB radio was taken from her car Jan. 17 in the 7400 block of SW 62nd Avenue. Also taken was a $95 cassette player. Donna Nawrocki, 12470 SW 187th St., reported that her 1976 Volkswagen parked at 68th Street and SW 61st Avenue was broken into and her purse containing $2 was taken. Police later found the purse nearby. South Dade Charles Oltz, 8370 SW 96th St., reported that a tape player and cash worth a total of $500 was stolen from his home Jan. 16. Edward Murphy, 8225 SW 150th Dr., reported that a bicycle worth $150 was stolen from his home Jan. 16. Margaret Shirley, 11456 SW 150th Dr., reported that a charm bracelet worth $1,108 was stolen from her home Jan. 15. Mary Law, 7242 SW 56th Ave., reported that a television worth $300 was stolen from her home Jan. 15. Colin Phillips, 8350 SW 133rd Terr., reported that frozen meat worth $80 was stolen from his home Jan. 14. Sylvia Marussick, 7240 SW 56th St., reported that jewelry worth $10 was stolen from her home Jan. 13. Beckers Photography Store, 7269 N. Kendall Dr., reported that equipment worth $10,862 was stolen Jan. 13. West Dade James Ramos, 1535 SW 99th Ct., was arrested early Tuesday, Jan. 18 after an incident with police. Ramos was stopped by Officer Barry Savage and found to have no valid driver's license. Ramos fled in his car and a chase ensued. When Savage caught up with Ramos, Ramos ran into the police car and then allegedly attempted to do it again. Then he lost control and struck a telephone pole. J. Verster, owner of the Holland Bike Shop, 1000 SW 69th Ave., reported that she was swindled twice over the weekend. On Friday, Jan. 14, two people entered her store and asked to take a demonstration bike ride. One promised to wait while the other rode, but a few minutes later, Mrs. Verster discovered that the waiting person had vanished. The two never returned with the bike, she told police. Monday, Jan. 17, a person left a deposit for a demonstration ride on another bicycle. The man handed her a handful of bills that she later discovered to be only $145, much less than the required deposit. The man never returned with the bicycle. Employees at Banner Tire Co., 9050 SW 40th St., reported that a high speed wheel balancer worth $950 was stolen on Jan. 10. William Beaman of 1320 94th Ave., reported that a CB radio, two fishing poles and other fishing equipment were stolen from his locked pickup truck on Jan. 9. He values the property at $365. Employees at the Village Green Country Club 12101 SW 34th St., reported that 10 lawn chairs valued at $500 were stolen Jan. 8. The burglars also destroyed 11 other lounge chairs.
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