Daily Activity Reports Archives

Case#:   Date: 6/20/2026 Time:   Invest Asgn:   
Header: Arrest  Location:D3S Charlie   Business Name:    ZONE: 

260013209-Hines, Dontre T., B/M, 04-09-2002, 524 Division St. Daytona Beach- Stolen vehicle, DWLS (Deputy T. Blackwell)

260013212-Hines, Dontre T., B/M, 04-09-2002, 524 Division St. Daytona Beach- Violation probation new law (Deputy R. Johnson)

260013213-Hines, Dontre T., B/M, 04-09-2002, 524 Division St. Daytona Beach- Warrant reference Burglary Battery/Assault (Sgt. K. Stubblefield)  

Case#:   Date: 6/20/2026 Time:   Invest Asgn:   
Header: Miscellaneous Report  Location:D3S Charlie   Business Name:    ZONE: 

While deputies were in briefing, Deputy Blackwell received an alert from Flock Safety regarding a confirmed stolen vehicle. The information was immediately disseminated, prompting units from Air 1, District 4, K-9, New Smyrna Beach Police Department, and Port Orange Police Department to begin a coordinated BOLO.

Deputy Blackwell provided real-time updates as new information came in, allowing Port Orange officers to quickly locate the vehicle. A joint felony stop was conducted, resulting in the successful apprehension of the driver.

The suspect, who was operating the stolen vehicle, was taken into custody without incident. The individual was found to have an active felony warrant (260013213) for violation of probation related to a burglary with battery/assault. The suspect—currently on probation—was additionally charged with Violation of Probation, a new law violation for possession of the stolen vehicle (260013212) and for driving with a suspended license in connection with the stolen vehicle case (260013209).

Case#:260013226    Date: 6/20/2026 Time: 1037   Invest Asgn:    
Header: Simple Assault  Location:3930 SR 44, NSB   Business Name:    ZONE:51  

***CBA***

T/L- 06/20/2026.  D1 was observed driving recklessly, resulting in a single vehicle crash with property damage at the LOI.  Deputies responded and conducted a DUI investigation, which resulted in D1 being arrested for numerous offenses.  Also, during D1's detainment, he (D1) kicked two (2) deputies.  This act of aggression resulted in D1 earning two (2) additional lines on their 707 in the charging box for the applicable offense.   

D1- Colin Sampson, W/M, 08/02/1993; 3900 Yorktown Blvd., Port Orange          

Case#:260013227    Date: 6/20/2026 Time: 1037   Invest Asgn:    
Header: Simple Assault  Location:549 N. CR 415, NSB   Business Name:    ZONE:51  

***CBA***

T/L- 06/20/2026.  Prior to crashing their (D1's) vehicle and being arrested for DUI, and other applicable offenses (see VSO 26-13226) D1 spent some time at the LOI committing criminal acts.  Specifically, V1 advised as they (V1) were driving on SR 415, D1 (who was driving their (D1's) vehicle) aggressively approached from behind.  Observing the aggressive driving, V1 pulled off the road to allow D1 to pass.  After passing, D1 stopped his (D1's) vehicle to block V1's car and begin a verbal altercation.  V1 became uncomfortable with D1's aggression and attempted to get back into their (V1's) vehicle.  Before being able to completely re-enter the car, D1 pushed V1's open door onto V1 (hitting V1 in the head and causing a minor injury to their shin).  V1 said D1 also kicked one of V1's vehicle's doors, causing damage estimated to be over $1K.  D1 was arrested for all applicable offenses and taken to VCBJ.     

D1- Colin Sampson, W/M, 08/02/1993; 3900 Yorktown Blvd., Port Orange

 

Case#:   Date: 6/19/2026 Time:   Invest Asgn:   
Header: Arrest  Location:D3S Delta   Business Name:    ZONE: 

260013191- Jacob Yager (W/M, 04/21/2005), 1615 Victory Palm Dr, Edgewater; DWLS (Deputy Ross)

260013203- Tushawn Smith (B/M, 08/30/2001), 19104 Newport Sound Plc, New Smyrna Beach; Warrant Ref Grand theft of a firearm, dealing in stolen property (Deputy Ross)

260013204- Tushawn Smith (B/M, 08/30/2001), 19104 Newport Sound Plc, New Smyrna Beach;  Possession of Oxycodone (Deputy Ross)

Case#:   Date: 6/19/2026 Time:   Invest Asgn:   
Header: Miscellaneous Report  Location:  Business Name:    ZONE: 

Nothing significant to report.
 

Case#:260013108    Date: 6/18/2026 Time: 0052   Invest Asgn:   
Header: Miscellaneous Report  Location:3930 SR 44, NSB   Business Name:    ZONE:52  

***CRIMINAL MISCHIEF / CASE FILED WITH SAO***  

S1, who was on an ankle monitor, walked into the store, asked for a pair of scissors, and cut the device off.  It was learned that S1 is also a suspect in a District 4 DV case and had connections to Brevard County.  Brevard County SO was contacted to conduct ATCs at various addresses with negative results.  A 707 was completed on S1 for cutting off his tracking device.                   

Case#:260013097    Date: 6/18/2026 Time: 2044   Invest Asgn:   
Header: Miscellaneous Report  Location: North I-95 259 mm   Business Name:    ZONE:51  

Earlier in the day, S1 evaded law enforcement after fleeing from D4 and was subsequently spotted by VSO on SR44/Airport Rd. Despite attempts to stop him, S1 continued to flee, prompting Port Orange officers to deploy stop sticks, which S1 ran over. Although a broken string prevented the removal of the stop sticks, resulting in a VSO K9 vehicle also running them over, Lt Mather's deployment effectively disabled the remaining tires. S1 proceeded northbound on I-95 toward Daytona Beach, where he spun out and became stuck near the 259-mile marker. 

After abandoning the vehicle, S1 fled on foot into a field along I-95. Law enforcement agencies, including Daytona Beach PD, Port Orange PD, FHP, VSO patrol, CST, and K9 units, saturated the area in search of the suspect. Several callers reported seeing a Black male along I-95 and Beville Rd attempting to get motorists' attention. While S1 was not located, officers discovered a large quantity of crack cocaine and a loaded .38 revolver in the abandoned vehicle.

Case#:260013034    Date: 6/18/2026 Time: 0825   Invest Asgn:   
Header: Miscellaneous Report  Location: Oak Hill   Business Name:    ZONE:55  

***CIVIL INFRACTION / CBA***

V1 and D1 are married, but living separate after D1 was arrested for a prior DV incident.  V1 has a pre-trial no contact order against D1.  D1 violated the order by attempting 3rd party contact.  D1 was arrested and taken to VCBJ.  

Case#:260013052    Date: 6/18/2026 Time: 1000   Invest Asgn:   
Header: Miscellaneous Report  Location:1925 N Spruce Creek Cir., PO   Business Name:    ZONE:51  

***POSSIBLE CIVIL ISSUE***

T/L- 06/17/2026.  R1 hired O1 to do a remodel job at the LOI.  In May 2026, R1 gave O1 a $9,000 deposit for materials and there was no end date specified when the job was to be completed.  O1 has been working on the job (although slowly according to R1).  R1 and O1 had a falling out on 06/17 where O1 left the job site and took some flooring epoxy with him (unknown value).  Given the totality of facts and circumstances, this might be a civil issue.   

Case#:   Date: 6/17/2026 Time:   Invest Asgn:   
Header: Miscellaneous Report  Location:D3S Bravo Shift   Business Name:    ZONE: 

Nothing of significance.

Case#:   Date: 6/17/2026 Time:   Invest Asgn:   
Header: Arrest  Location:D3S Alpha   Business Name:    ZONE: 

260012974 Jack Kelly, W/M, 11/20/1988, 1518 San Jose Blvd, Daytona Beach- Poss Meth, Poss Paraphernalia (Dep P Hicks)          

Case#:260012961    Date: 6/17/2026 Time: 1056   Invest Asgn:   
Header: Miscellaneous Report  Location:415 E Halifax Ave., Oak Hill   Business Name:    ZONE:55  

***DEATH INVESTIGATION***

T/L- 06/17/2026.  The decedent, who is believed to be 61 years old and the sole occupant of the LOI (which was a 5th wheel travel trailer) was found deceased inside of the residence as a result of it (the 5th wheel) catching on fire.  The decedent had sustained significant burns to most of the body; however, will still be identifiable through fingerprints.  The Eastside Detective Unit and CSU responded to aid in the investigation.  It was learned that the probable decedent was in poor health, had mobility issues, and was known to fall asleep smoking cigarettes.  The State Fire Marshal responded to aid in the investigation and advised there was nothing outwardly suspicious about the scene.  The ME took jurisdiction and the probable NOK (who provided further identifiable information about the decedent that detectives were able to verify on scene) was notified of the event.