With the enormous volume of construction and repair being done following Hurricane Ian, the demand for tools has increased exponentially.Both professionals and do-it-yourself residents should take a few moments to consider security methods being used to protect their valuable tools from theft. Tool theft is common from both motor vehicles and storage sheds.Tools stored in…
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This month we share a couple of high-profile arrests with happy endings…a Q&A with Dr. Megan Davis from the Cape Coral Animal Shelter and Veterinary Clinic…identifying a common landscaping plant that can be fatal to your pet if consumed…a wonderful “Walk Me Home” adoption event held at the LCSO Miromar Outlets Community Outreach Center…and much…
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A new year…the same mission: eliminate all animal abuse and mistreatment in Lee County. In this month’s newsletter, Paco’s abuser doing jail time; an excellent Q&A with Dr. Megan Davis from the Cape Coral Animal Shelter & Veterinary Clinic; an upcoming event, “Walk Me Home,” coming to the LCSO Miromar Outlets Community Outreach Center on…
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Using the Lee County Sheriff’s Office social media platforms, speaking at numerous community gatherings and asking the media to share the message regarding locking your vehicles and securing valuables has somewhat reduced the number of vehicular burglaries in our county. Still, each morning the calls for service regarding car and truck burglaries and thefts are…
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Join Sheriff Carmine Marceno for an afternoon of FREE fun, food, music and entertainment as the Lee County Sheriff’s Office opens the brand new Coconut Point Community Outreach Center at the Coconut Point Shopping Center. Located at 23140 Fashion Drive unit 111 in Estero, Florida, between Barnes & Noble and Ruth’s Chris Steak House, the…
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Holiday season is upon us and as we wish you and yours a safe, joyful and happy holiday season, we need to remember that we cannot allow visions of sugar plums distract us from our obligation to protect our county’s furry residents. This month…NBC-2 rides along with the LCSO Animal Cruelty Task Force as we…
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It’s that time of year! Lee County population swells with guests, tourists and snowbirds. Our restaurants and retail stores are brimming with activity, with shoppers and long lines. While many of us have visions of sugar plums dancing in our heads, there are others with less pleasant thoughts…criminals and thieves. When out dining or shopping……
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The Lee County Sheriff’s Office Economic Crimes Unit has received reports indicating that Lee County residents have been receiving calls from criminals impersonating law enforcement officers. Victims are informed that they have “outstanding warrants,” have “failed to report for jury duty,” and have been told that they have “outstanding” or “unpaid” tickets. The callers are…
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We’re hoping that our November LCSO Animal Cruelty Task Force Newsletter finds you and your family healthy and well following the storm. This month…Cape Coral Animal Shelter Veterinarian, Dr. Megan Davis, discusses standing water and other post-hurricane concerns…the Lee County Sheriff’s Office has been, and continues to, distribute pet food to those in need…LCSO K9…
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This month…Lehigh woman, who recently adopted a puppy, jailed for felony animal abuse, updates regarding Paco (found with mouth and paws taped), Dr. Megan Davis from the Cape Coral Animal Shelter provides amazing information about Canine Cognitive Dysfunction, an upcoming “Hurricane Pet-Preparedness” class on September 28th at LCSO’s Miromar Outlets Community Outreach Center, some amazing…
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