STPS Daily Update 27May2025

Shoplifting Arrest

A 36-year-old male was arrested Monday morning in connection with a shoplifting incident earlier in the week at a local convenience store. The suspect, previously charged in two other recent shoplifting cases, was held for a court appearance. He was ultimately released by the court. Case #: ST25008789

Intimate Partner Violence Arrest

A 35-year-old male was arrested Monday morning following a domestic dispute that escalated into physical violence. The suspect allegedly pushed the victim after being asked to leave the residence. Police responded and arrested the male without incident. He was transported to police headquarters, held for court, and later released by the court. Case #: ST25008795

Threats and Bail Violations

A 20-year-old male was arrested Monday afternoon after violating his court-ordered conditions by attending an address he is prohibited from visiting. Upon being directed to leave, the suspect allegedly threatened to stab a resident. Police were called, and the suspect was taken into custody. He has been charged with Uttering Threats, Failing to Comply with a Release Order, and Failing to Comply with Probation. He was held overnight for a morning court appearance. Case #: ST25008819

Shoplifting Incidents

Incident 1: Police responded to a grocery store Monday afternoon for reports of an unknown male stealing approximately $50 worth of candy. The suspect fled on a bicycle without attempting to pay. Police are reviewing surveillance footage to identify him. Case #: ST25008822

Incident 2: Police were called to a store in the 1000 block of Talbot St for a reported theft. An older male allegedly concealed several fishing lures in his pants, collapsed two fishing rods, and exited the store without paying for merchandise totaling $173. Police reviewed surveillance footage, identified the suspect, and will be requesting a warrant for Theft Under $5000 and Failure to Comply with Probation. Case #: ST25008823

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