The Salvation Army Stolen Bicycle

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On 6/18/18, I was dispatched and responded to 8900 Ridge Road (The Salvation Army thrift store) in reference to a stolen bicycle.

Upon arrival I met with the complainant/victim, Maxe Cardon Pablo. Maxe advised that his bicycle was stolen from the front on the store. Maxe advised that his bicycle was a black and green mountain bike. Maxe was unable to provide any additional description or serial number for his bicycle. Maxe agreed to complete a voluntary statement form.

I made contact with business employee, Tina Davey. Tina was able to review the business security camera. Upon review of the security video I observed the victim arrive to the business on the bicycle and place it near the business entrance. I observed the victim enter the business and a short time later a male subject take possession of the bicycle and leave the property. I was able to take still photographs of the suspect, later identified as Anthony Marco-Rose, which was distributed as a bolo via my agency issued E-mail and entered into the Port Richey Police Department property room as evidence. The suspect was observed wearing a ret polo shirt, black pants, and black shoes with a tattoo reading “ROSE”. …show more content…

Officer Stefanski and myself located a black and green bicycle within the parking lot of 9409 US 19 (Gulf View Mall) behind a Panera Bread business. This bicycle matched the description provided to us by the victim and observed in the security

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