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New Smyrna Beach police respond to trespass warnings, traffic crash, found firearm

New Smyrna Beach police responded to trespass warnings, a traffic crash, a battery report, and a found firearm yesterday.

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09/18/2026 · New Smyrna Beach edition

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New Smyrna Beach police officers responded to several incidents across the city yesterday, including trespass warnings issued at Riverside Park and on Turnbull Street, a traffic crash on Flagler Avenue, and the documentation of a battery report.

At approximately 9:10 AM yesterday, an adult male received a trespass warning at 309 S Riverside Dr, Riverside Park, for sleeping in the park. Shortly after, at 9:18 AM, another trespass warning was issued to an adult male and an adult female at 1311 Turnbull St, at the request of the property owner.

Later in the day, at 12:37 PM, officers responded to a traffic crash at 300 Flagler Av. The incident involved two vehicles with minor damage and no injuries. Police issued a citation in connection with the crash.

Police also generated a report at 3:27 PM to document a battery that occurred, though no further details were immediately available. Additionally, at 1:29 PM, officers documented a found firearm at 246 Industrial Park Av, which they submitted to evidence for safekeeping.

Officers L. Harris, G. Cortez, and L. Torres were among those who responded to these various calls for service across New Smyrna Beach.

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