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• Seminole County Sheriff’s Office Seeks Public Comment

  The Seminole County Sheriff’s Office is seeking public comments on the office’s application for grant funding for the Fiscal Year 2009-2010 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant program.

  The Sheriff’s Office plans to utilize these funds to enter into a contract with UCF Department of Criminal Justice and Legal Studies to conduct a research project on our juvenile program efficiencies and recidivism.

  In prior years the Sheriff’s Office has purchased disaster recovery equipment, Latent Print Station, Crime Scene Laboratory and other investigative tools with JAG funding. All of the funds are used to reduce crime and improve public safety.

  We welcome your comments on our application for the grant funding. Please call 407-665-6761, Monday through Friday, between 8:00am and 5:00pm with any comments.

• Pedophile released to 2019 Alexander Ave, Sanford
  Registered Sexual Predator
  Kareem Renard Merthie
  Race: Black
  Sex: Male
  Date of Birth: 06/29/1982
  Height: 6’ 03”
  Weight: 155 lbs.
  Address: 2019 Alexander Avenue
  Sanford, FL 32771
• Public Comments SRD for Alternative School

• The SCSO Secure, Restricted Law Enforcement Web Site has been closed and no longer available.
  Previous persons with user names and passwords must join
  The National Association of Bunco Investigators, Inc.(NABI) as they have moved the files to their secure site which is accessible only by NABI members.
  NABI website

• Multi Agency Finger Printing Schedule
• Notice Of Sheriff's Disposition Of Found Property
• Transient Offenders List

  • Possible Scam Artist, (June 01, 2009)
  • Possible Transient Theft Group, (June 01, 2009)
  • Registered Sex Offender in Florida, (June 01, 2009)

• PUBLIC NOTICE
  • Civilian Review Board (June 1, 2009, at 6:30 p.m.), (May 12, 2009)

• The Sheriff has approved the qualification of retired law enforcement officers on the Seminole Community College Range by our instructors. The qualification will be the FDLE 40 round course as prescribed by FDLE in order to satisfy the Law Enforcement Officer's Safety Act of 2004 (LEOSA), otherwise known as HB 218. For more information go to the quick links menu.

• Be on the lookout for two Hispanic or Middle Eastern males who engaged in elderly distraction theft. Probable Cause exists for arrest.