New Smyrna Beach police respond to traffic incidents, lost property, and trespass warnings

New Smyrna Beach police officers responded to a variety of calls across the city on Monday, September 14, 2026, including traffic incidents, a lost license plate, and trespass warnings. Officers L. Harris, C. Indahl, G. Cortez, and L. Torres were among those on duty, with Corporal A. Washington overseeing operations.

One notable incident occurred at approximately 7:20 AM near Ronnoc Lane and Pecan Street. During a routine traffic stop, officers discovered the driver had a suspended license and an active seize tag order for her vehicle. Police seized the tag and placed it into evidence at the police department.

Later in the morning, two separate traffic crashes occurred on SR 44. The first, at 10:43 AM, involved two vehicles at the Walmart located at 3155 SR 44. The second crash happened at 11:16 AM at 3191 SR 44, also involving two vehicles. Both incidents resulted in minor damage and no reported injuries, with citations issued in each case.

At 12:46 PM, officers responded to a lost property report at the Walmart on SR 44. A resident filed a report to document a lost license plate.

In the afternoon, law enforcement addressed two separate trespass incidents. At 2:12 PM, a Complaint Affidavit was forwarded to the State Attorney’s Office regarding an adult male for Trespass After Warning at 684 Mary Avenue, specifically Pettis Park. Later, at 4:04 PM, an adult male received a Trespass Warning for a City Ordinance Violation at 201 South Riverside Drive.

Additionally, a civil complaint was filed at 632 Ball Street at 2:08 PM. The report documented a dispute involving a tree company hired by a homeowner's ex-husband.

The New Smyrna Beach Police Department continues to address community concerns and enforce local ordinances. Residents are encouraged to report any suspicious activity or incidents to the authorities.