Riverside Occupied Burglary and Motor-Vehicle Theft

260614-153202Open · ▲ High priority12 days openPrimary Detective: Det. M. Rivers · Supporting: Det. K. Osei

Case readiness

3/5

Burglary of an occupied dwelling F.S. 810.02(2)(a) ↗ · 3/5 provenGrand theft — motor vehicle F.S. 812.014(2)(a) ↗ · 3/4 proven

3 changes since FridayTimeline updated by vehicle telemetry · New conflict raised automatically · Camera deadline confirmed

Before: a plan built from the case state. After: every deviation timestamped and span-linked. CaseThread surfaces the change — it never labels it deception; that judgment is yours. Live-prompt mode requires the recording-consent checklist (Florida is a two-party-consent state).

Darnell Pryce (victim)2026-06-15 · Completed — reviewed

The plan

LOCK DOWNLock down: exact securing time of residence

HOLDBACKHoldback: telematics kill location (verify against volunteered info)

ELEMENTProbe: who knew about the vehicle / recent inquiries

CONFLICTConflict: initial report says "around 9:00" — pin the basis

Deviation table — what changed between statements

Topic	Prior statement	This interview
Noise time basis	Report: "around 9:00 PM" attributed to dog reaction	Interview: "Nine o'clock" — basis is the dog looking up, no clock checked

Missed questions — ready for the follow-up

· Did any household member wake during the night?

· Where were the spare keys kept?