Stuart Police Department
would like to Thank the East Stuart
Youth Initiative for creating this for
our officers.
We are greatly honored to see
the love our community for our
fellow officers.
On May 4th, 2015,
Stuart Police received a
complaint that nurse caregiver
of an elderly male may be
stealing his prescription
oxycotin and oxycodone.
After investigation
and a covert camera system
in residence, Kim PaulinoMarston was arrested and
charged with attempted
possession of Oxycodone,
Attempted possession of
Oxycontin, exploitation of the
elderly and theft.
Kim Paolino-Marston
Nicholas Sandelier
On May 6, 2015,
Stuart Police arrested Nicholas
Sandelier, of the 700 block of
NW Fork Road in Stuart. He was
charged with making or
possessing instruments for
forging bills.
While police were
investigating another call, they
learned that the Subject had
several warrants. Officers
arrested subject for the
outstanding warrants. While
inside apartment, piles of
money were located. The
money appeared not to be
genuine, images of US Currency
on papers and on scanning
equipment were located.
Sandelier was arrested
and transported to the Martin
County Jail. He was held in lieu
of a $2,500 bond.
WE REMEMBER THOSE WHO HAVE FALLEN!
Gas pump skimmers are on the rise. Many locations
of gas pump skimmers have been located within our city.
We ask our residents to be aware of the rise of these gas
pump skimmers.
We recommend that all citizens:
- Pay with Cash
- Drop off your credit card with the clerk, and pay
after you’re done pumping if no cash is available
- Keep an eye on your bank statements,
report any suspicious activities
- Examine gas pump, make sure cabinet is
closed before you pump
- Use pumps closer to the store, thieves tend to use
the skimmers closer back to not be detected quicker
- Call in any suspicious activity near a pump
On Friday, May 15, 2015, Stuart Police
participated in the Law Enforcement Officer
Memorial Ceremony held at Jupiter Island Public Safety Complex.
Agencies throughout the Treasure Coast
came together today to honor those who have
lost their lives in the line of duty.
Photo below: Chief David Dyees and the Stuart Police
Honor Guard at the Fallen Officer’s Memorial Ceremony on
Friday, May 15, 2015 in Jupiter Island Public
Safety Complex.
Stuart Police Explorer Post
On May 2nd, 2015, Stuart Police Explorers attend
the Gulf Stream Council Annual Explorer Awards luncheon
at the PGA Resort. Our Explorers walked away with three
trophies. We are very proud of these young men and
women.
Photo : Chief David Dyees and the Stuart Police Explorer Post.
We have received several calls from residents reporting
attempted scams from telephone callers. These calls have
also been reported to the Martin County Sheriff’s Office.
Scammers have been calling residents identifying
themselves as a ranking member of the Martin County
Sheriff’s Office.
The caller informs the resident that they have an active
warrant for failure to report for jury duty. The scammers
says that he will void the warrant if the resident pays a fee
from a prepaid money card. The Martin County Sheriff’s
Officer will NEVER call and demand money to void an arrest
warrant. If you receive a similar call, hang up immediately
and call police.
We also continue to receive reports of residents being called
from the IRS demanding payment for back taxes owed. The
caller advises that the citizen must pay their outstanding tax
debt immediately with a prepaid gift card to avoid arrest.
The IRS will NOT call and demand immediate payment to
avoid arrest. If you receive a call from the IRS demanding
money, HANG UP and call police. If you have any questions
regarding your tax status, call the IRS directly.
August 1, 2015: Shred Day
at the Stuart Police Department
from 10 am to Noon.
Protect yourself from identity theft and bring
your unwanted documents to the Stuart
Police Department for on-site shredding.
This event is FREE. For more information,
contact Corporal Brian Bossio at
Tel: 772-288-5339.
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