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| There were a some of smash and grab car burglaries today in Okeechobee. Thanks to the City of Okeechobee Police Department, the culprits are already spending the night in the May's Inn. Way to go City Police!!!! I don't know how true it is, but I heard it was a group of women and they even had the nerve to bring a young child with them, on their "shopping" spree!
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| How old is he? Is he a vagrant?
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LovebeingaSouthernGirl wrote: Makes you wonder who he pissed off unless he is really just that paranoid. I bet he has had run-in's with our local law enforcement.  I would put money on it. I bet if you filed an FYI report, you would find he had a record. You can report anything to the City or County depending on where you live, and you can remain anonymous
The funny thing is, he is not from here. I know this for a fact because I live here year round and know who comes and goes in this park. I did report him to the OCSO, but it seems that they either don't care or the guy lied to them about carrying the knife. Wonder if he'll get off as easy as the guy who hit the OCSO deputy and then ran?
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Posted: Tue Jan 13th, 2009 07:46 pm |
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| Makes you wonder who he pissed off unless he is really just that paranoid. I bet he has had run-in's with our local law enforcement. I would put money on it. I bet if you filed an FYI report, you would find he had a record. You can report anything to the City or County depending on where you live, and you can remain anonymous
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Posted: Tue Jan 13th, 2009 03:48 pm |
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| Am curious as to what the law is when carrying a weapon, whether it is a knife or a firearm. I am having a problem with a private individual who consistently carries an open knife in his hand. Is it legal?
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sonofagun wrote: Hello Detective Saum,
I know Detective well i dont want to say is name on here but he is over seas training troops right now.He should be home soon.I know he is missed by his family.He is a good man and GREAT SOLDIER..And i am sure a GREAT DETECTIVE also.A big thumbs up to all who protect Okeechobee!!!
Thank you... M.F. got hone over the holidays... I am personally looking ofrward to seeing him... He is an exceptional person and a good friend whom I hold up in high reguards...
Bill Saum
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native8 wrote: opdbillsaum wrote: So you all know........................
I will not be back on line until at least Monday 1-12-2009. My home PC caught a cold and is being repaired.
Billl Saum
hope your home PC gets well soon. your posts have been from your home PC?
Quite often I work from home. At least I am there and not away from my wife. I get to be home where I love to be, more work gets done and it saves the city some overtime.
Bill
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Posted: Sat Jan 10th, 2009 05:07 pm |
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Hello Detective Saum,
I know Detective well i dont want to say is name on here but he is over seas training troops right now.He should be home soon.I know he is missed by his family.He is a good man and GREAT SOLDIER..And i am sure a GREAT DETECTIVE also.A big thumbs up to all who protect Okeechobee!!!
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Posted: Sat Jan 10th, 2009 04:50 pm |
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opdbillsaum wrote: So you all know........................
I will not be back on line until at least Monday 1-12-2009. My home PC caught a cold and is being repaired.
Billl Saum
hope your home PC gets well soon. your posts have been from your home PC?
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Posted: Fri Jan 9th, 2009 06:28 pm |
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So you all know........................
I will not be back on line until at least Monday 1-12-2009. My home PC caught a cold and is being repaired.
Billl Saum
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Posted: Fri Jan 9th, 2009 06:26 pm |
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chobeegrad wrote: You want to flush gangs out of the community...Go to the neigbor hoods were gangs are more prevelent. Have cash for guns, start a basketball league sponsered by the okeechobee police department. Get the youth envolved in the community, By starting Something Like city year Which Is something like Americore. You Have to get to the people were the gangs are at. Get them to trust the police department and the gang task force....ANd then u will be able to flush the gang members out.
Thanks - Bill Saum
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| Is there any word on the motorcycle accident in Buckhead Sunday afternoon?
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| You want to flush gangs out of the community...Go to the neigbor hoods were gangs are more prevelent. Have cash for guns, start a basketball league sponsered by the okeechobee police department. Get the youth envolved in the community, By starting Something Like city year Which Is something like Americore. You Have to get to the people were the gangs are at. Get them to trust the police department and the gang task force....ANd then u will be able to flush the gang members out.
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Posted: Sun Jan 4th, 2009 11:34 am |
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Talk to your kids... They hear a lot... We need the information they hear...
We need names --- things they've done and are going to do --- where they're going to do it --- you understand we need DETAILS...
We'll keep our eyes open and you keep the info coming....... Thanks
Bill Saum
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Posted: Sat Jan 3rd, 2009 12:25 pm |
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Tell us what you know about gangs in Okeechobee. So you know:
City Gang Officer OPD: Detective Bettye Taylor - 863-763-5521
County Gang Officer OCSO: Detectives Brad Stark and Brian Lowe - 863-763-3117
You do not have to give your name.......
Thanks for the help
Detective Bill Saum
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Posted: Wed Dec 31st, 2008 06:50 pm |
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| I am hoping that all of you who will be out there partying will at least designate yourselves a SOBER DRIVER to get you home safe and to p[ossibly save someone's life. Please don't think that you can drive after one or two drinks. Sometimes you may not feel drunk but trust me you probably are according to the law of .08. Please take into consideration that the life you save may be your own.
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Posted: Wed Dec 31st, 2008 12:53 pm |
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HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!
Chief Denny Davis, Bill Saum and the Okeechobee Police Department
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Posted: Wed Dec 31st, 2008 12:49 pm |
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Be dilligent tonight... Watch for friends who are going to drive drunk and stop them... Take their keys and run if you have to, but stop them... If they threaten to call the law, call for them (911) and hand the cop the keys when he gets there... Start the new year with life...
If you see a DUI... CALL 911 AND BE PREPAIRED TO GIVE A LOCATION OR LANDMARK - STAY ON THE PHONE - OUR MEN WILL FIND YOU... IF POSSIBLE, FOLLOW SAFELY UNTIL WE GET THERE...
Thank you...
Bill Saum
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The Christmas parade went perfectly and to my knowledge - no one got hurt. Thanks to all who helped with or worked the parade. Great bunch of people...
Thanks to all the public for being very careful...
Bill Saum
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Posted: Sat Dec 13th, 2008 10:10 am |
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| Merry Christmas to everyone at the Okeechobee City Police Dept.
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Posted: Sat Dec 13th, 2008 01:32 am |
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OKEECHOBEE CHRISTMAS PARADE
SATURDAY NIGHT - 12/13/2008 - 6:00PM
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I hope the following information helps. This is the official Marine Corps Toys for Tots for Okeechobee. ALL toys collected in Okeechobee stay in Okeechobee and are distributed to Okeechobee children. Any remaining toys are donated to local service organizations to distribute to individual families.
Toy for Tots
Distribution Party
Date: Saturday, December 20
Time: 12-4
Where: A Child’s World South
4664 Hwy 441 SE
Children must be present and proof of Okeechobee residency is required.
For more information please call
Malissa Morgan at 863-634-5852.
Toys for Tots Drop Offs
Enterprise of Okeechobee
Trends
Riverside Bank
WOKC
Walmart
UPS Store
Yearling Middle School
Central Elementary School
Berger Insurance
Pogeys Restaurant
Okeechobee Sheriff’s Department
Okeechobee Police Department
OCI – Okeechobee Correctional Institute
Probation and Parole
Okeechobee County Fire Stations
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Posted: Tue Dec 9th, 2008 10:55 am |
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Both were ejected from the vehicle during the crash, according to this report. http://www.wpbf.com/news/18178458/detail.html It did not say whether or not they were wearing seat belts, but ejection usually means no seat belt.
A horrible tragedy in any case. Life can be gone in an instant.
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SOUTHERN GROWN wrote: What a tragic accident, our prayers are with the family.
Is it true that these ladies were Not wearing there seat belts?
I have not been told either way, yes or no and have not had the heart to ask.
Bill Saum
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Posted: Mon Dec 8th, 2008 11:48 am |
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What a tragic accident, our prayers are with the family.
Is it true that these ladies were Not wearing there seat belts?
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native8 wrote: thank you for the information. what a tragic loss; my heart goes out to the family. did this occur in the line of duty?
No it did not. Thanks for your heart and for asking...
Bill Saum
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Posted: Sat Dec 6th, 2008 06:27 pm |
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| thank you for the information. what a tragic loss; my heart goes out to the family. did this occur in the line of duty?
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tessie33458 wrote: Gosh I hope not it is nice here in Okeechobee where people help each other without asking. I left POT saint Lucie not because I didn't like it there it was because I lived there for 11 years and I live in a good neighborhood and not one of my neighbors would even say hi even if you said it to them.
I never understood that. When an older woman lost her roof during a hurricane. My husband and his boss from work went and rebuilt it for her with just the cost of materials no labor costs. Something that I see here in Okeechobeans.
My husband wants to move back however for me I am staying here I don't have family here in Florida and I have alot of friends that I call family.
All the stuff that happened in PSL yes there was alot which was near the Gatlin area. I never heard of it near my house (does not mean it wasnt there) however if I felt unsafe I wouldn't have stayed. There seemed to be alot of Pot houses at one point all over PSL that were shut down (Thank god for good detectives). I think even some on the Prima Vista area.
No matter where we go there will be crime however I see here in PSL that people help each other and if we all stick together and just keep our eyes open and notice anything wrong we won't have that much crime here.
Tess: Be assured that Okeechobee is a great town. Compared to many other locations, we are very safe here. Obviously we have our share of problems. Be assured if you need us, you call us, we'll come a runnin.
In the city call the Okeechobee Police Department at 863-763-5521
In the county call the Okeechobee County Sheriff's Department at 863-763-3117
Detective Bill Saum - OPD
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designdiva wrote: native8 wrote: Det. Saum, why is the flag at half staff at your department?
I do believe it is because one of the officers girlfriend was killed in an accident with a Juno Beach officer on Citrus Blvd in Martin County the other night. My prayers go out to all. Both girls left behind children and I pray that all make it thru the rough days ahead.....
Diva
Diva and Native8:
Okeechobee Police Officer Chad Troutman's fiance', Juno Beach Police Officer Tiffany Russell, was tragically kill in a car crash along with the wife of a Stuart Police Officer. Chad and Tiffany have a 2 year old daughter and the other couple had a 4 month old child. Thanks for you prayers and all support.
Detective Bill Saum
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To whom it may concern: Thank you for your prayers, cares and concerns for our Officer Chad Troutman and his loss of his fiance' Juno Beach Officer Tiffany Russell. Please read the following...
Information about the:
IN MEMORY OF OFFICER TIFFANY RUSSELL ACCOUNT.....
The following letter was received by Okeechobee Police Chief Denny Davis this week.
"My name is Shannon Andrews, wife of Officer Chris Andrews of Juno Beach and a very close friend of (Okeechobee Police)Officer Chad Troutman and (Juno Beach Police) Officer Tiffany Russell. With her unfortunate passing she left behind a beautiful two year old daughter named Hailey. I have set up an account for the benefit of Hailey at SunTrust Bank and would like to pass along the account information. It is open for anyone to make a deposit in memory of Officer Tiffany Russell for the future care of her daughter Hailey. Please pass along this information to anyone who may take interest."
This letter was signed Shannon M Andrews - Lead Teller
The bank is SunTrust Bank
The account title is:
HAILEY TROUTMAN AMB CHAD TROUTMAN
I personally spoke with Officer Troutman today, 12/05/2008 and he confirmed the above information for me.
Thank you again, Detective Bill Saum
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native8 wrote: Det. Saum, why is the flag at half staff at your department?
I do believe it is because one of the officers girlfriend was killed in an accident with a Juno Beach officer on Citrus Blvd in Martin County the other night. My prayers go out to all. Both girls left behind children and I pray that all make it thru the rough days ahead.....
Diva
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| Det. Saum, why is the flag at half staff at your department?
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Okeechobee News Editor wrote: Bill,
In the Wednesday paper we have a story about a 79-year-old woman who came home to find two people burglarizing her home.
The woman in the article blocked their vehicle with her own in an attempt to prevent them from leaving -- is that a good idea?
She got out of her car and confronted them. When she refused to move her car, they nearly ran her down trying to get away -- she managed to jump out of the way to avoid being hit. They rammed her car to push it out of their way.
If other folks find themselves in this situation, what do you advise? If a person comes home to find someone has broken into their home -- and may still be there -- what should they do?
Editor,
By all means, make your self safe first. If your not sure what is going on inside your home, stop... You may very well be a victim, but a dead victim can tell me the investigator very little. I personally like live, safe, secure victims who are able to speak with me and give detailed information.
In this example she could give me a vehicle description, tag number, description of the offenders, their race and sex, clothing, direction of travel. By all means this person was very brave and I tip my hat to them for that. HOWEVER - I'm not sure what is worth trading for a life....? Comments???
Bill Saum
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opdbillsaum wrote: I have a question for you all... What two things you can think of that make our lives better, healthier or safer??? I thought of HEART MEDICATIONS and MOTION LIGHTS... Bill Saum
Better education on health issues and diet and safer and more efficient cars.
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Bill,
In the Wednesday paper we have a story about a 79-year-old woman who came home to find two people burglarizing her home.
The woman in the article blocked their vehicle with her own in an attempt to prevent them from leaving -- is that a good idea?
She got out of her car and confronted them. When she refused to move her car, they nearly ran her down trying to get away -- she managed to jump out of the way to avoid being hit. They rammed her car to push it out of their way.
If other folks find themselves in this situation, what do you advise? If a person comes home to find someone has broken into their home -- and may still be there -- what should they do?
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I have a question for you all... What two things you can think of that make our lives better, healthier or safer??? I thought of HEART MEDICATIONS and MOTION LIGHTS... Bill Saum
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Thank you mamm
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Gosh I hope not it is nice here in Okeechobee where people help each other without asking. I left POT saint Lucie not because I didn't like it there it was because I lived there for 11 years and I live in a good neighborhood and not one of my neighbors would even say hi even if you said it to them.
I never understood that. When an older woman lost her roof during a hurricane. My husband and his boss from work went and rebuilt it for her with just the cost of materials no labor costs. Something that I see here in Okeechobeans.
My husband wants to move back however for me I am staying here I don't have family here in Florida and I have alot of friends that I call family.
All the stuff that happened in PSL yes there was alot which was near the Gatlin area. I never heard of it near my house (does not mean it wasnt there) however if I felt unsafe I wouldn't have stayed. There seemed to be alot of Pot houses at one point all over PSL that were shut down (Thank god for good detectives). I think even some on the Prima Vista area.
No matter where we go there will be crime however I see here in PSL that people help each other and if we all stick together and just keep our eyes open and notice anything wrong we won't have that much crime here.
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Please - please - please........!
Talk with you friends, neighbors, relatives about being safe and securing Y'ALLS STUFF.
Times are horribly hard for many right now. Some will make the poor choice of robbing or stealing over doing without. Desparation is a horrible thing. I can remember very lean Christmas's where my kids got very little.
So let's help the good ones. If they cannot get to it maybe they will change their minds.
Lock all doors and windows - secure purchases in your trunks and out of sight - when gifts are opened tear the boxes apart throwing them away in black bags where no one can read about or see those big photos of your NEW COMPUTER OR GAME.
Y'all got security or safety ideas??????????
Tell us all - please share your thoughts
Bill Saum
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tessie33458 wrote: Port Saint Lucie and ty
Thankyou - ty?? -
Do you know what the major crime was that y'all dealt with in PSL? Of course 90% of crime comes from drug/alcahol abuse. But was there a particular crime that stood out in your mind or touched your life personally? What happen in PSL will most likely be here soon.
Bill Saum
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Tes - Where was your old home??
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tessie33458 wrote: Also Thank you for the Welcome. I love it here in Okeechobee what a difference from where my other home is.
Tessie,
Look at http://www.okeechobeehope.org We are one of many organizations trying to help our locals in need. I happen to be a speaker for this one. We try to build up existing groups in their abilities to help young people from becoming addicts, drunk drivers, pregnant etc.
I do not know what exact homes or places you were taking about the drug sales. Feel free to call me at the Okeechobe Police Department at 763-5521. Give me the information and I will pass it on to narcotics. OR YOU CAN CALL THEM ANONOMOUSLY AT 763-7787.
Bill Saum
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| Also Thank you for the Welcome. I love it here in Okeechobee what a difference from where my other home is.
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tessie33458 wrote: Hello Bill,
I am new to the forum and kind of new to the county. I am wondering I see in Okeechobee alot of drug addicts. What are we doing to prevent this. I am sure that the Hospital in Okeechobee must be loaded with them. Even in my park that I live there is some. I am more worried not for the adults who can take responsibility for thier own actions but the children in our schools who I am sure can get this readily available to them anytime they want. I don't have any children in school but would love to know what is being done to get the druggies off the street all strung out.
Tessie....welcome to the forum...... Just a quickie for you ......Where are you seeing all these drug addicts on the streets of Okeechobee ???
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Hello Bill,
I am new to the forum and kind of new to the county. I am wondering I see in Okeechobee alot of drug addicts. What are we doing to prevent this. I am sure that the Hospital in Okeechobee must be loaded with them. Even in my park that I live there is some. I am more worried not for the adults who can take responsibility for thier own actions but the children in our schools who I am sure can get this readily available to them anytime they want. I don't have any children in school but would love to know what is being done to get the druggies off the street all strung out.
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