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Kessler Avenue Daytime Burglary

260621-158847Open · Medium priority5 days openPrimary Detective: Det. J. Whitfield
Case readiness
2/3
What do you have?
1 offence confirmed
Burglary of a dwelling · F.S. 810.02(3) ↗ · Second-degree felony
Someone entered a home without permission intending to commit an offense — nobody was home.
Proposed from the file — confirm or correct(1 waiting)
Grand theft — motor vehicleweak · F.S. 812.014(2)(a) ↗
A vehicle was taken, and they meant to keep it from the owner.
Because a vehicle is named: “car”
Because something was taken: “taken”
It's something else — pick the charge yourself
The machine reads; you classify. Every confirmation and correction is kept in the case record.
Burglary of a dwelling F.S. 810.02(3) ↗
0/4 elements proven
ElementKey evidenceStatusGap / conflictNext action
Entering a dwelling
Any entry, however slight, without permission to remain
— nothing yet — Not on the boardThis element appears in F.S. 810.02(3) and nobody has addressed it.—
Owned or possessed by another
It was not theirs to enter
— nothing yet — Not on the boardThis element appears in F.S. 810.02(3) and nobody has addressed it.—
Intent to commit an offense within
Why they went in
— nothing yet — Not on the boardThis element appears in F.S. 810.02(3) and nobody has addressed it.—
Identity of the perpetrator
Who did it, beyond a reasonable doubt
— nothing yet — Not on the boardThis element appears in F.S. 810.02(3) and nobody has addressed it.—