Missing Chihuahua returned to owner
Woman in yellow Jeep Renegade left with the puppy
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A missing Chihuahua has been returned to its owner, according to the Ocoee Police Department. (WKMG)
ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – A missing Chihuahua has been returned to its owner, according to the Ocoee Police Department.
The puppy is in good health, according to police.
Originally officers with the Ocoee Police Department were looking for a woman accused of stealing the Chihuahua.
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Officers said the dog was outside on the sidewalk of Lakewood Avenue and it was in front of its house when a yellow Jeep Renegade pulled up to the residence.
1 month ago Share After a 28-year career with the Ocoee Police Department, Chief Charles Brown made his final radio call and retired Jan. 22.
With 12 years at the helm of the Ocoee Police Department under his belt, Charles Brown holds the title of the city’s longest-serving police chief.
Brown, an Ocoee resident, has spent nearly three decades serving the community he loves. Last year, though, he knew it was time to hand the reins over to someone else.
On Friday, Jan. 22, the former Ocoee chief of police hung up his uniform and made his final radio call, retiring after a 28-year career in law enforcement.
2 months ago Share Kerry Pierre, 20, was pronounced dead at the scene of the shooting in an Aldi parking lot.
Ocoee police have identified the final victim of a fatal triple shooting in Ocoee.
Officials confirmed Jan. 22 the man who was found dead at the scene of the shooting is 20-year-old Kerry Pierre. Jamy Blanc, 22, died from his injuries the next day.
At 3:39 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 16, police responded to reports of a single-vehicle crash in the parking lot of an Aldi at 9250 W. Colonial Drive. Upon arrival, officers said, they found three men who had been shot inside the silver Nissan Altima, which belonged to Blanc.
3 months ago Share The Ocoee Police Department and Winter Garden Police Athletic League worked hard to ensure local children in need have a happy holiday season.
The holidays are about to get a little brighter for some children in Ocoee and Winter Garden.
Each year, the Winter Garden Police Athletic League’s Holiday Gifts for Kids program provides Christmas gifts to children in need through both in-kind and financial donations. Similarly, the Ocoee Police Department hosts both a Holiday Toys for Kids in Need program and a Shop with a Cop event.
In Winter Garden, Police Capt. Scott Allen also the vice president of Winter Garden PAL said the organization fundraises throughout the year to be able to host its holiday program. Each year, Winter Garden PAL helps more than 100 families and 500 children.