We recently published two reports of U.S. police arresting people for dancing at the Jefferson Memorial in Washington DC. Our purpose for publishing those reports was to help expose the growth of the U.S. Police State and the degree to which the state inserts itself into the personal affairs of its citizens. If you find arrests for dancing in public hard to believe, how about being arrested for feeding the homeless! Most Axis readers were appalled at the dancing arrests but the opinion of a few was, "Well, they broke the rules so they deserved it." The questions we have for the latter group is, "Do you think it possible that we have too many rules, who makes them and why?" The 3 people arrested for feeding the homeless in a public park in Florida also broke a rule so perhaps some people think they too deserve to be arrested, humiliated, fined and jailed. In the news article below this commentary, the Orlando Sentinel reports details of these arrests.

A larger story

There is a larger story behind the arrests for dancing and feeding the homeless. It's about overcriminalization, police enforcement and belligerance and a corrupt and arbitrary criminal justice system. When I worked for 8 years in "law enforcement and corrections" a trainer once pointed out that there are enough laws on the books to enable a police or corrections officer to stand on a corner and make arrests all day long. "Everybody's dirty" was one of his favorite lines. So we were told that we had to use judgement about if and when to make an arrest. The guidelines for making those judgements were sufficiently vague to give a cop liberty to be very selective in many cases. There are many examples but among the most obvious is the traffic cop who decides which speeders to ignore and which to arrest. On one occasion, while waiting our turn before the judge in night court in Nashville, Tennessee, for the arraignment of a prisoner who had murdered someone hours earlier, I watched a Metropolitan police officer testify against a prostitute he arrested and brought into court in handcuffs, letting it slip in his testimony before the judge that he had sex with the woman before arresting her. The judge fined her and put her in jail.

It's well known that the United States has the highest criminal population and more laws than any other country. A little Axis of Logic fact-checking on the arrests for feeding the homeless in Florida revealed a list of individuals who have been arrested in Orange County Florida during the last 30 days. Their names, photos and alleged crimes are posted in the Orlando Sentinel even though they have not been tried and have not been convicted of anything.

Guilty until proven innocent

People arrested for not having a valid drivers license (e.g. expired license) were among those arrested, handcuffed and photographed and booked by the police. The U.S. government has always claimed that individuals are "innocent until proven guilty" but the claim is vacuous when the media can make public the name, photo and crime for which a person is arrested, thus destroying a person publically and influencing the outcome of the few who make it to a jury trial. Most do not because they are forced by prosecutors to admit guilt in plea bargains whether they are guilty or not. The state doesn't like paying the expense of jury trials and further loading clogged court dockets.

2,556 people arrested in Orange County, Florida in 30 days

Our fact-checking inquiry revealed that police arrested 2,556 people in Orange County, Florida in the last 30 days. That's over 85 people arrested daily by the police in one county. 2022 of these were men and 534 were women. Among those arrested, judging from their appearance in police mug shots, most are people of color. The range of crimes for which they were arrested extend from murder (3 out of 2,556) to "No valid drivers license" (e.g. expired license). Not having a valid drivers license was among the top ten crimes for which people were arrested, handcuffed and booked by the police. Again, judging from the appearance of these people in their police mug shots, they are poor and the court costs, fines and drivers license fees places a huge financial burden on them. Moreover, people with parking or other traffic fines are not permitted to renew their licenses until those fines are paid - an impossibility for some people.

On June 4, 70% were people of color

67 people were arrested on June 4 alone. Judging from their appearance in police mug shots, 47 of those arrested on June 4 appeared to be people of color (African and Latino origins) and 20 appeared to be "white" although some of those also appeared to be Latinos. So at least 70% of those arrested in Orange County on June 4 were people of color. The 2009 U.S. Census breaks down Orange County's population as 71.7% white, 20.9% black and 25.7% Hispanic/Latino. This of course raises questions about racism and due process - why the police happened to single out some for body, car and home searches and ultimately arrest. Of course your garden variety racist concludes, "You know how them people are." As late funnyman Richard Pryor used to say about U.S. courts, "You go down there looking for Justice; that’s what you find: just us.”

Arrests for 480 different crimes in 30 days

The Orlando Sentinel lists 480 crimes for which people were arrested in a single Florida county over the last 30 days. We have copied, edited for format and republished this list of crimes at the bottom of this page*. We also include a ranking of the top ten (10) crimes among the 480 for which people were arrested.

These problems of hyper criminalization, police belligerance and a warped judical system with endemic corruption have a number of roots:

• poverty and loss of food, health care, shelter and education;
• racism and police enforcement policies and practices;
• police belligerance modeled after aggressive national leaders, militarization, wars;
• the state's intention to keep the population in utter submission, paradoxically as a bulwark against social unrest and rebellion;
• massive funding to build and maintain a bloated policing apparatus, court system and prison industry - ostensibly to protect the public;
• over-criminalization by state and federal legislators and local ordinances rendering just about everybody guilty of something;
• denial of due process for the accused all the way from the street to the criminal courts and prisons;
• judges who feed and protect first their own jobs and salaries and then the job security of others who work inside the police and judicial systems.

The U.S. News and Entertainment industry has always created and maintained the myth of America as "the land of the free." But today the collapsing system debunks the myth, revealing the underbelly of a land of the molested, the restricted, controlled, subdued, humiliated and imprisoned. Those who would argue otherwise simply haven't been victimized by the system yet or haven't had a loved one put through the meatgrinder of U.S. justice.

Now another crime has been created for police and court action: Feeding the Homeless.

- Les Blough, Editor

Orlando police say they violated a city ordinance restricting the feedings.

Members of Orlando Food Not Bombs were arrested Wednesday when police said they violated a city ordinance by feeding the homeless in Lake Eola Park.

Jessica Cross, 24, Benjamin Markeson, 49, and Jonathan "Keith" McHenry, 54, were arrested at 6:10 p.m. on a charge of violating the ordinance restricting group feedings in public parks. McHenry is a co-founder of the international Food Not Bombs movement, which began in the early 1980s.

Arrest documents state that Orlando Food Not Bombs received permits and fed more than 25 homeless people at Lake Eola Park on May 18 and 23. Coleman said the group rejected the permits.

On May 25, Orlando Food Not Bombs illegally fed a large group of homeless people, the police report states. The group on its website called for members to show up that day and defy the city ordinance, according to the report - 2 June 2011. (Read more below the video)

Three arrested, accused of illegally feeding homeless
by Susan Jacobson
Orlando Sentinel
June 2, 2011

Orlando police say they violated a city ordinance restricting the feedings.

June 2, 2011

Members of Orlando Food Not Bombs were arrested Wednesday when police said they violated a city ordinance by feeding the homeless in Lake Eola Park.

Jessica Cross, 24, Benjamin Markeson, 49, and Jonathan "Keith" McHenry, 54, were arrested at 6:10 p.m. on a charge of violating the ordinance restricting group feedings in public parks. McHenry is a co-founder of the international Food Not Bombs movement, which began in the early 1980s.

The group lost a court battle in April, clearing the way for the city to enforce the ordinance. It requires groups to obtain a permit and limits each group to two permits per year for each park within a 2-mile radius of City Hall.

Arrest papers state that Cross, Markeson and McHenry helped feed 40 people Wednesday night. The ordinance applies to feedings of more than 25 people.

"They intentionally violated the statute," said Lt. Barbara Jones, an Orlando police spokeswoman.

Jessica Cross, Ben Markeson and Jonathan "Keith" McHenry were arrested June 1 during a feeding of the homeless at Lake Eola Park in downtown Orlando. (Photos: police mug shots)

Police waited until everyone was served to make the arrests, said Douglas Coleman, speaking for Orlando Food Not Bombs.

"They basically carted them off to jail for feeding hungry people," said Coleman, who was not present. "For them to regulate a time and place for free speech and to share food, that is unacceptable."

Orlando Food Not Bombs has been feeding the homeless breakfast on Mondays for several years and dinner on Wednesdays for five years.

Police had not enforced the ordinance while the court battle continued. The U.S. District Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit in Atlanta ruled that city rules regulating how often large groups of people can be fed in a park do not violate the Constitution.

The penalty for violating Orlando's ordinance is 60 days in jail, a $500 fine or both.

Arrest documents state that Orlando Food Not Bombs received permits and fed more than 25 homeless people at Lake Eola Park on May 18 and 23. Coleman said the group rejected the permits.

On May 25, Orlando Food Not Bombs illegally fed a large group of homeless people, the police report states. The group on its website called for members to show up that day and defy the city ordinance, according to the report.

Officers said they found a press release on Markeson when they arrested him stating that group members planned to defy the ordinance Wednesday.

Bail was set at $250 for each person arrested. Cross and Markeson were released from jail early

Thursday. McHenry wants to stay in jail and let the legal process take its course, Coleman said.

sjacobson@tribune.com or 407-540-5981

Source: Orlando Sentinel

Compiled by Axis of Logic

Top ten (10) crimes for which people were arrested Orange County, Florida in the last 30 days.

Crimes for which people were arrested from May 7 to June 5, 2011	Number Arrested in last 30 days
Contempt of court	271
Violating Probation	224
Battery (domestic violence)	194
Driving under the influence	150
Possession of drug paraphernalia	149
Resisting an officer w/o violence	126
Possession of Cannabis (less than 20 grams)	123
Failure of defendent to appear	108
Driving with suspended license	112
No valid drivers license	76

480 crimes for which people have been arrested in Florida's Orange County in the last 30 days. Rank ordered for frequency of arrests by the Orlando Sentinel.

Violation Of Probation
Battery (domestic Violence)
Dui - Driving While Under The Influence
Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia
Resisting Officer Without Violence
Possession Of Cannabis < 20 Grams
Out-of-county Warrant-
Failure Of Defendant To Appear
Driving While License Suspended (dwls)
No Valid Driver License (nvdl)
Grand Theft 3rd Degree (>$300, <$5,000)
Possession Of Cocaine
Battery
Trespass On Property After Warning
Poss. Of Cannabis W/intent To Sell/deliver
Driving While License Revoked As Hab. Off.
Battery (dating Violence)
Possession Of Cannabis > 20 Grams
Petit Theft
Petit Theft (retail)
Burglary Of Dwelling
Battery On Law Enforcement Officer
Return Per Court Order
Criminal Mischief (>$200, <$1000)
Alcoholic Beverages, Open Containers
Grand Theft 3rd Degree-motor Vehicle
Resisting Officer With Violence
Possession Of Controlled Substance
Poss. Of Cocaine W/intent To Sell/deliver
Panhandling
Poss Alcohol On Street/sidewalk/alleyways
Burglary Of Conveyance
Driving While Lic. Suspended(2 Prior Conv)
Disorderly Conduct
Dui Property Damage Or Personal Injury
Loitering Or Prowling
Tampering W/witness To Hinder Comm. To Leo
Burglary Of Structure
Contempt Of Court (civil)
Disorderly Intoxication
Aggravated Battery
Burglary Of Occupied Dwelling
Aggravated Assault With A Deadly Weapon
Battery By Strangulation-domestic Violence
Possession Of Burglary Tools
Criminal Mischief (<=$200)
Driving While License Suspended (sub. Off)
Violation Of Community Control
Carrying A Concealed Firearm
Aggravated Battery On A Pregnant Person
Dealing In Stolen Property (trafficking)
Aggravated Assault With A Firearm
Dui-driving Under The Influence (bal>=.15)
Robbery
Expired Drivers License ( > 4 Months )
Prostitution
Aggravated Battery With A Deadly Weapon
False Imprisonment (domestic Violence)
Poss. Of Prescription Drug W/o Script
Sale/delivery Of Cocaine
Assault On Law Enforcement Officer
Possession Of Xanax
Aggravated Assault (domestic Violence)
Providing False Id To Law Enforcement Off.
Petit Theft (2 Prior Convictions)
Violation Of Conditional Release
Burglary Of Dwelling W/assault Or Battery
Possession Of Firearm By Convicted Felon
False Imprisonment
Open Container
Assault (domestic Violence)
Fugitive From Justice (arrest W/o Warrant)
Poss. Of Ammunition By Convicted Felon
Criminal Mischief (>=$1000)
No Registration
Grand Theft 3rd Degree-firearm
Reckless Driving
Petit Theft Of $100 Or More
Poss. Of Firearm In Commission Of Felony
Rec. Money From Pwnbkr/false Verif.(<$300)
Flee./att. Elude A Leo/siren & Lights Act.
Poss. Cannabis W/intent Sell/del. W/weapon
Sexual Battery
Introduce Contraband In County Facility
Dui-driving Under The Influence (bal>=.20)
Soliciting W/o Permit
Solicitation To Commit Prostitution
Possession Of Oxycodone (tylox)
Possession Of Alprazolam
Violation Of Condition Of Pretrial Release
Poss. Of Cannabis W/intent To Distribute
Prostitution (3rd+ Offense)
Robbery With A Firearm
Destruction Of Evidence
Tampering With Physical Evidence
Cruelty To Animals
Possession Of Methamphetamine (w/a Weapon)
Neglect Of A Child
Trespass (simple)
Lewd Or Lascivious Molestation (vt<12 Yoa)
Possession Of Oxycodone (percocet)
Grand Theft >=$100 From Dwelling/curtilage
Fraud. Use Of Personal Ident. Information
Petit Theft (prior Theft Conviction)
Attempted Burglary Of A Conveyance
Poss. Conc. Weapon/firearm By Conv. Felon
Aggravated Battery W/deadly Wpn. (dom Vio)
Possession Of Carisoprodol
Fraudulent Use Of Credit Cards (>=$100)
Aggravated Assault With A Weapon
Aggravated Stalking With A Credible Threat
Possession Of Heroin
Battery (one Prior Battery) (dom. Viol.)
Dui - Prior Conviction
Possession Of Diazepam (valium)
Agg. Battery With Weapon (dating Violence)
Trespass On Designated Construction Site
Flee/att Elude Leo/high Speed Pur/disregrd
Trespass In Structure (refusal To Leave)
Nonmoving Traffic Viol-drive With Suspended Revoke
Leaving Scene Of Accident With Injuries
Leave Scene Of Accident W/property Damage
Grand Theft 3rd Degree (>$5,000,<$10,000)
Carrying A Concealed Weapon
Possession Of Methamphetamine
Robbery (sudden Snatching)
Possession Of Hydrocodone (lorcet/vicodin)
Lewd Or Lascivious Battery
Poss 3,4-methyl-metham(mdma/ecstasy) W/int
Sex Offender Violations-fail To Report Name Or Res
Resist Officer-interfere W Leo Wo Violence
Urinating Or Defecating In Public
Sale/delivery Of Cannabis W/cons. Or >20gm
Aggravated Battery With A Weapon
Dui - 2 Prior Convictions
Fugitive Warrant (arrest With Warrant)
Grand Theft 3rd Degree (>$10,000,<$20,000)
Attempted Destruction Of Evidence
Robbery With A Deadly Weapon
Refuse To Submit To Dui Test
Trf. Hydrocodone(lorcet/vicodin) >4,<14gms
Aggravated Battery (great Bodily Harm)
Aggravated Battery With A Firearm
Grand Theft 3rd Degree-construction Site
Leaving Scene Of Acc./unatt. Veh. Or Prop.
Attempted Burglary Of Structure
State Misdemeanors
Possession Of Fictitious Id
Return Per Court Order - State Facility
Trespass After Warning In Conveyance
Poss 3,4-methylen.-methamp. (mdma/ecstasy)
Attach Tag/lic Plate To Unassigned Vehicle
Burglary Of Occupied Structure
Aggravated Battery (alternative)/dom. Vio.
Uttering Forgery
Poss. Of Heroin W/intent To Sell/deliver
Attempted Tampering With Evidence
Violation Of County Ordinance
Stalking (domestic Violence)
Battery On Person 65 Years Of Age Or Older
Purchase Of Oxycodone (tylox)
Consp. To Commit Burglary Of Conveyance
Battery (one Prior Battery)
Battery By Strangulation-dating Violence
Possession Of Alcohol By Person Under 21
Grand Theft 2nd Degree (20,000 Or More)
Possession Of Hydromorphone (dilaudid)
Consp. To Commit Burglary Of Occ Structure
Dealing In Stolen Property (initiating)
Poss. Of Cocaine With Intent To Distribute
Kidnapping
Larc-retail Theft 300 More Dols Coordinate Others
Battery On A Firefighter
Trespass In Occupied Structure/conveyance
Violation Of Drug Probation
Fleeing/att. To Elude Police Officer >7/04
Child Abuse
Tampering With A Witness
Trafficking In Cocaine >400 Grams
Aggravated Assault With A Motor Vehicle
Violation Of Parole
Obscene Communication-travel To Meet Use Computer
Culpable Negligence
Lewd/lascivious Molestation>=18 (vt 12-15)
Burglary To An Unoccupied Structure
Uttering Forged Bills / Notes
Violation Of Domestic Injunction
Sale/delivery Of Heroin
Trespass In Dwelling After Warning
Exposure Of Sexual Organs
Cruelty Toward Child-torture Punish Cage A Child
Interference With Custody
Improper Exhibition Of Weapon Or Firearm
Camping Prohibited; Exceptions
Scheme To Defraud (<$20,000)
Violation Of Ptr Cond. On Dom. Viol. Case
Poss. Of Cocaine W/i To Sell/del W/firearm
Possession Drug Paraphenalia W/i To Sell
Del. Contr. Subs. Within 1000'/conv. Bus.
Dl Suspended For Financial Responsibility
Aggravated Stalking (domestic Violence)
Assault
Assignation/commit Prostitution (3rd+ Off)
Poss. Of Altered Dl/id By Sexual Predator
Refusal To Obey Police Officer
Vendor Permit Alcohol Outside
Trafficking In Controlled Substance >4 Gms
Threatening A Public Servant
Poss. Of A Weapon By A Convicted Felon
Agg. Assault W/deadly Weapon (principal)
Trafficking In Oxycodone >4,<14 Gms
Robbery (subsequent Force)
Disorderly Conduct At Public Establishment
Violation Of Home Confinement
Poss. Cann. W/int W/i. 1000'/child Care Fa
Sale/delivery Of Alprazolam
Burglary Of Occ. Dwelling W/assault/batt.
Aggrav Battery-commit Aggravated Battery
Att. Second Degree Murder (with A Weapon)
Contempt Of Court (felony)
Possession Of Cocaine (with A Weapon)
Lewd / Lascivious Exhibition(by Person>17)
Reckless Driving (damage Person/property)
Trafficking In Heroin >4, <14 Grams
Obstruction By Disguised Person
Attempted Murder
Poss. Cocaine W/intent Sell/del. W/weapon
Felony Battery (great Bodily Harm)
False Official Statements
Sale/delivery Of Oxycodone
Stalking
Alteration/removal Of Firearm Serial No.
Rec. Money From Pwnbkr/false Verif(>=$300)
Viol./non-resident Requirement For D.l.
False Imprisonment (dating Violence)
Trafficking In Oxycodone >14,<28gms
Lewd And Lascivious Behavior
Accessory After The Fact To Life/1st Deg.
Sale/del. Of Cannabis W/in 1000' Of School
Trespass On School Grounds Or Facility
Exp.tag>6 Mo-2nd Or More Off.after 10/1/98
Att. Possession Of Cannabis > 20 Grams
Sale/delivery Of Controlled Substance
Burglary Of Structure With Assault/battery
Failure To Register As A Convicted Felon
Poss. Concealed Weapon By Convicted Felon
Driving While License Permanently Revoked
Aggravated Assault With A Battery
Aggravated Child Abuse
Assignation To Commit Prostitution
Aggravated Stalking (dating Violence)
Possession Of Drug Parapher W/int. To Sell
Violation Of Repeat Violence Inj/contact
Aggravated Assault
Battery (emergency Medical Care Provider)
Assault (dating Violence)
Credit Card Forgery
Trafficking In Cocaine >28, <200 Grams
Burglary Of Structure With Damage >$1,000
Violation Of Domestic Injunction/contact
Trf. Hydrocodone(lorcet/vicodin)>14,<28gms
Aggravated Stalking After An Injunction
Uttering Forged Prescription
Home Invasion Robbery (with A Firearm)
Credit Card Theft (taking Or Receiving)
Dui While Accompanied By A Minor
Aggravated Battery With A Motor Vehicle
Unlawful Use Of A Two-way Commun. Device
Trespassing In Structure Or Conveyance
Del. Of Cocaine Within 1000' Of Conv. Bus.
Grand Theft 3rd Degree >$300 (scheme)
Purchase/poss Of Mdma (ecstasy) >10 Grams
Sex Offender Violation-fail To Register As Require
Lewd Or Lascivious Conduct (by Person>17)
Use Antishoplifting/inven. Control Device
Traf. 10g 3,4-methyle.-metham (mdma)/weap.
Conspiracy To Commit Armed Robbery
Failure Of Sex. Off./report Sheriff/fdle
Traf. >10 Grams 3,4-methyle. Amphet. (mda)
False Verif/ownership/2nd Hand Dealer<$300
Possession Of Phentermine (ionamin)
Theft Of State Examination
Trafficking In Cannabis
Poss. Of Alprazolam With Intent To Sell
Shooting/throwing Into Occupied Vehicle
Grand Theft By Fraud
Sexual Activity With A Child
Panhandling-begging, Obstructing Pedestrial Or Traffic On Rd
Arson Resulting In Injury To Another
Aggr. Asst. W/deadly Wpn. On School Employ
Robbery: Armed W/firearm Wearing A Mask
Aggravated Assault Upon A Pregnant Person
Fraudulent Use Of Credit Cards (<$100)
Trespass In Structure
Burglary Of Structure While Wearing A Mask
Affrays
Kidnapping (dating Violence)
Armed Burglary
Burglary With Assault Or Battery
Violation Of Domestic Injunction/ref. Vac.
Dui While Accompanied By A Minor-2nd Off.
Purchase Of Heroin
Lakes, Bathing Or Swimming Prohibited; Exception As To Privately Owned Beaches
Poss. Cocaine W/1000' Con. Bus. W/int.sell
Commitment Order (misd)
Indecent Exposure
Aggr. Flee/att Elude A Leo W/inj/prop.dam.
Retail Theft >$300
Carjacking With A Firearm
Unauthorized Possession Of An Ident. Card
No Motorcycle Endorsement
Aggravated Battery On A Pregnant Person/fa
Disturbing The Peace At A Public Lodging
Attempted Tampering With Physical Evidence
Unlawful Possession Of A Prescription
Sale/del. Of Cannabis W/out Consideration
Forgery
Prostitution (subsequent Offender)
Perjury In Official Proceedings
Violation Of Restriction On Driver License
Attempted Carrying A Concealed Weapon
Attempted Burglary Of Occupied Dwelling
Arson Of Dwelling
Trespass In Dwelling
Failure Fel. Offender Report D.l. Office
Sale/del. Of Cocaine W/in 1000' Of School
Sexual Activity W/child -fam. Solicitation
Conspiracy To Commit First Degree Murder
Falsifying/failing To Record Info. In Form
Public Order Crimes-misuse 911 Or E911 System Cost
Poss. Or Discharging A Destructive Device
Threat-throw/place/discharge Dest. Device
Obscene Communication-travel To Meet After Use Com
Scheme To Defraud (>=$20,000, <$50,000)
Att/poss/mat Incl. Sexual Conduct By Child
Wearing Mask/hood/other Dev./public Prop.
Possession Of Methadone

Parks And Facilities; Closing Hours; Presence After Closing Hours Prohibited (arrests for feeding the homeless)

Scheme To Defraud (>=$50,000)
Possession Of Firearm W/altered Serial No.
Possession Of Phenobarbital
Att. Aggravated Assault W/deadly Weapon
Resist Officer-interfere W Leo W Violence
False Imprisonment Of Child Under 13 Yoa
False Reports To Law Enforcement Auth.
Cultivation Of Cannabis
Carjacking
Grand Theft Third Degree With A Mask
Accessory To Robbery With A Firearm
Trespass In Occupied Structure
Poss. Of Propoxyphene (darvocet/darvon)
Violation Of Repeat Violence Inj/ref. Vac.
Credit Card Theft (poss.w/intent Use/sell)

Prohibited Activities In Parks And Recreational Facilities Owned Or Controlled By The City (arrests for feeding the homeless)

Fleeing/att. To Elude Police Officer <7/04
Trespass-other Than Str/cov. (ref. Leave)
Burglary Of Occupied Conveyance
Attempted Carjacking With A Firearm
Burgl-unoccupied Structure State Of Emergency
Aggravated Battery On A Pregnant Person/wp
Solicitation/commit Prostitution(sub.off.)
Burglary Of Dwelling W/asst/bat W/firearm
Assault On Emergency Medical Care Provider
Poss. Counterfeit Subst. W/intent To Sell
Misappropriate Funds (>=$300, <$20,000)
Written Threats To Kill Or Do Bodily Harm
Throwing Deadly Missle At A Person
Workers Compensation Fraud (>=$100,000)
Conspiracy To Commit Petit Theft
Cheating
Att. First Degree Murder With A Firearm
Removing Child Contrary To Court Order
Fraud. Procurement Motor Veh. Certificate
Battery On A Corrections Officer
Making False Claims Of Academic Deg./title
Grand Theft First Degree W/damage >$1,000
Sanitary Nuisance
Poss. Cann. W/1000'/pl. Worship W/intent
Battery On Uniformed/lic. Security Officer
Shoplifting-petit From Merchant 2nd Or Subsq Off
Open Container (on County-owned Property)
Poss. Con. Sub. W/1000' Bus. W/int. Sell
Shoot/throw Missile Into Dwell/struct/veh.
Unlawful Poss. Of Prescription (subs Off.)
Weapons - Carrying Simulated Firearms
Burgl-occupied Structure State Of Emergency
Possession Of Opiates
First Degree Murder
Trespass/prop. Other Than Struct. Or Conv.
Att. Resisting Officer Without Violence
Direct/transport For Purpose Prostitution
Obtaining Unemployment Comp. By Fraud
Aggr. Assault On A Law Enforcement Officer
Sexual Inter. W/o Informed Consent (hiv)
Interfering
Solicitation, Permit Required
Dui With Personal Injury
Possession Of Oxycontin
Littering On Public Property, Lakes And Private Property Prohibited
Tampering W/coin Operated Machine(sub Off)
Violation Of Dl Restriction-time & Purpose
Agg. Battery (great Bodily Harm) Dom. Vio.
Commitment Order (felony)
Uttering A Forged Check
Failure/sex. Off./report Driv. Lic. Office
Obtain/attempt To Obtain Drug By Fraud
Att. Assault On Law Enforcement Officer
Dui With Property Damage
Burglary Of Dwelling With Damage >$1,000
Sex Offender Violation-w/h Info Fail Notify Le Of
Roadway Solicitation
Scheme To Defraud (<$300)
Trafficking In Heroin >14, <28 Grams
Abuse Of Elderly Or Disabled Adult
Trf >=10,<200 Gms 3,4-methyle.-meth (mdma)
Nonmoving Traffic Viol-drive W Susp Revkd Dl Habit
Purchase Of Cocaine
Possession Of Firearm By Minor (min. Man.)
Fraud-insurance Fraud 100k Or More

Eola Park; Hours Of Operation; Presence After Closing Prohibited (arrests for feeding the homeless)

First Degree Murder With A Firearm
Consp. Del. Cocaine W/in 1000' Conv. Bus.
Cash/deposit/worthless Item W/int. Defraud
Breaking Or Injuring Fences
Trafficking In Methamphetamines >28 Grams
Del. Of Cocaine Within 1000'/ Pl. Worship
Poss. Heroin W/1000' Conv. Bus. W/int.sell
Enter/remaining In Place For Prostitution
Dui With Serious Bodily Injury
Election Laws-fail To Include Electioneering Discl
Homicide
Del. Of Cannabis Within 1000' Of Conv.bus.
Felony Battery
Sexual Battery (child Under 12)
Larc-remove Dairy Case Marked With Warning
Arson Of Structure
Disable Parking Permit Off.- Use Another's
False 911" Calls"
Attempted Burglary Of Dwelling
Computer Pornography
Commercial Telephone Solic. W/out License
Poss. Of Firearm By A Convicted Delinquent
Conspiracy To Possess Cannabis W/intent
Arson First Degree
Unauthorized Presence In Unoccupied Or Unfinished Building
Tampering W/witness To Hinder Testimony
Theft By Employee
Possession Of Cont. Subs. W/intent To Sell
Possession Of Counterfeit Payment Instrum.
Possession Of Suspended Driver's License
Agg. Battery/great Bodily Harm/dating Viol
Tampering/harassing A Witness (domestic)
Robbery: Armed With A Firearm
Criminal Mischief (<=$200) (subs. Offense)
Fleeing Or Attempting Elude Leo W/vessel
Impregnating A Child Under 16 Yoa
Possession Of Propoxyphene
Poss. Cocaine W/1000'/pl. Worship W/intent
Possession Of Amphetamine
Extortion
Kidnapping With Intent To Commit A Felony
Offense Against Intellectual Property
Sexual Battery On Child <12 By Person >=18
Possession Of Psilocybin
Carrying A Concealed Weapon By Conv. Felon
Flee/elude Police-aggravated Fleeing W/injury Or D
Grand Theft First Degree($100,000 Or More)
Obstructing Or Opposing A Police Officer
Princ. / 1st Degree Dealing In Stolen Prop
Possession Of Contr. Substance >10 Grams
Trf. Hydromorphone(dilaudid) >28 Grams
Family Offense-shelter Unmarried Minor Wo Notice P
Attempted Sexual Battery (12 Yoa Or Over)
Sex Offense-video Voy 24 Yoa Child Less 16 Yoa Sub
Obtaining Property/worth. Check >$150/bus.
Possession Of Codeine
Att. First Degree Murder With A Weapon

Source: Orlando Sentinel