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Dispatcher, Witness, and Deputies Use Prepared Live to Catch Burglary Suspect

On Sunday, February 25 at approximately 3:30 a.m., a Palm Coast resident at the Integra Woods Apartment Complex called 911 after seeing a person in a red hoodie trying to open a car door with a screwdriver. On the other end of the line was Communications Specialist First Class Ashlie Hicks, who sent the caller a link to Prepared Live, a software application FCSO unveiled last year that allows the caller to share their cell phone camera with dispatchers to show them what is going on in real-time. After being connected, Communications Supervisor Jay Aldridge monitored the observed suspect’s actions and kept the responding deputies updated. When deputies arrived on scene, the suspect fled on foot but because of the live stream through Prepared Live, dispatchers were able to provide real-time updates, which assisted the deputies in locating the suspect—a 12-year-old boy who was found hiding under a stairway of the apartment complex. He had in his possession a screwdriver, mask, and latex gloves. He was arrested for Burglary of an Unoccupied Conveyance, Resisting an Officer Without Violence, Criminal Mischief $200-$1000, Possession of Burglary Tools, and Trespass After Warning, since he had previously been trespassed from the apartment complex. “This is a perfect example of how our Guardianship policing and our technology makes our community safer,” said Sheriff Rick Staly. “A witness ‘saw something and said something’ and our amazing professionals in the Communications Center used the latest technology in partnership with the witness to be able to watch the crime unfolding in real-time and give responding deputies live updates resulting in a quick arrest. Sadly, this offender was only 12-years old, and he is already dressing and acting like an experienced adult criminal. He needs real and quick punishment to turn his life around now before he becomes a lifelong criminal. Returning him to his parents who didn’t know he was out at 3 a.m. is not taking his actions seriously. I commend everyone involved that are ‘guardians’ of community working together.” The juvenile suspect was taken to the Sheriff Perry Hall Inmate Detention Facility for processing. The Florida Department of Juvenile Justice declined to accept him, so he was released to the custody of his parents. ABOUT FCSO The Flagler County Sheriff's Office is under the direction of Sheriff Rick Staly. Serving the citizens of Flagler County, FL since 1917. Follow us on social media! • Facebook:   / flaglersheriff   • Instagram:   / flaglersher.  . • Twitter:   / flaglersheriff