On the above date and time Officer Esposito and I responded to Wawa, reference a trespasser.
Dispatch advised that a White male, who was wearing a dark tee-shirt with camo pants was harassing customers and refusing to leave the property. Wawa management was requesting that the subject be trespassed.
Upon arrival, Officer Esposito made contact with the complainant at Wawa as I searched the property. As I approached the North side of the parking lot, I observed two White males. One male was walking to McDonald's, and the other male was on a bicycle. Both subjects matched the description given by dispatch and I observed both of them on Wawa's property.
I made contact with thee male on the bicycle who advised me that the male walking into McDonald's
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Vallimont was agian positively identified by Wawa management as the subject who was causing the disturbance while refusing to leave.
Dispatch conducted a wants and warrants check on Vallimont with negative results. Officer Esposito returned to his patrol vehicle and isssued Vallimont a trespass warning while I stayed with him. Reference case #2017-1139.
Shortly after, I was approached by McDonald's Manager, Danielle Dellahoy, and another McDonald's employee. Dellahoy and the emploee advised me that Vallimont had been harassing customers and stealing sode with a sode cup from Wawa for several day's. Dellahoy was also requesting that Vallimont be trespassed.
I then returned to my patrol vehicle and issued Vallimont a trespass warning. Vallimont acknowledged and signed the trespass warning. I advised Vallimont that he would be arrested if he returned to McDonald's, located at 8527 U.S. Highway 19 in Port Richey. Vallimont then left the property.
I againa made contact with Dellahoy who received and signed a copy of the trespass warning. I advised Dellahoy to contact the Port Richey Police Department if Vallimont
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It was a hot summer afternoon with the smell of fresh pizza out of the oven in the air just after lunch at around 4:30 pm when it happened. He was an African American man, about 5’9”. He looked and smelled as if he had not shaved or showered in months. He had on a stained navy blue button down shirt almost 2 sizes larger then him and wore saggy torn up pants which were held in place by a belt. As he asked for a cup of water I replied by saying all we had were bottled water and since it was not my store I had to have him pay for it. As I said this he began to get frustrated and started throwing whatever he could find to the ground then pushed over a large stand full of calzones causing it to come falling down and causing a huge mess. After being told that cops were on their way the man left the store and did not return for some time.
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I arrived at the location with Officer Howard and knocked on the front door. It
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There are many responses that a company can have to troubling economic times. They can first weather the storm and survive. They can back up and get driven out of business, or they can grow. The economy has been in recession for many months. It is the job of our company to identify things that can help businesses to make it through these times and hopefully prosper.
Brittin was not detained and decided to call a private tow company to remove the vehicle from the park. However due to conflicting statements between both he and Wellman, I issued Brittin a trespass warning. Brittin acknowledged, and he signed the trespass warning. I advised Brittin that he would be arrested if her returned to Waterfront Park. All of Wellman's belongings were left with Brittin per her request.