Challenger Blvd, Fort Myers | News, Crime, Lost Pets, Free Stuff (2024)

HH. D.Challenger Blvd·yesterdayGood evening Neighbors! I'm wondering if anyone knows of a licensed and thorough home inspector they can recommend. Thankyou in advance.Be the first to reactLike1

RR. J.Challenger Blvd·a week agoHello Everyone! I’m looking for recommendations for a good, reasonable inland fishing charter for me and my Son when he is in town! I live in Fort Myers! Thanks in advance for your help!🙂Be the first to reactLike3

MM. H.Challenger Blvd·2+ weeks agoI need to have curtain hardware put up in the living room and bed room. Anytime aftet May 23rd . Thank you, Margaret Harrington at the Decorum Apartments Please send the date and amount you can do this! Thanks2Like2

DD. K.Challenger Blvd·2+ weeks agoPlease spread the word so we can find this pet's family! FOUND on April 29, 2024 in Fort Myers, FL 33966 near Challenger Blvd Message from Finder: Very sweet and friendly. Description: Small tortie colored, one tan paw. Do you have information? Contact finder here: https://www.pawboost.com/nd/70249067 Lost or found a pet? Report it to PawBoost here: https://pbrs.io/l/ndrp #PawBoost3Like8

AA. P.Challenger Blvd·2+ weeks agoGm! I am a solo cleaning business owner looking for an experienced helper this Saturday 4/27 w/ a post construction final clean. i have some of the clean done so it wont take us more than 2/3 hours.. Pay is $100. Please lmk asap!Be the first to reactLike1

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SSTATE OF FLORIDA2+ weeks agoAgencyFHP Makes Easter Sunday Felony Arrest of Serial Reckless Driver; Drugs, Firearm and Cash Recovered ~Suspect was involved in multiple hit and run crashes as he fled from enforcement before forcing his way into a vehicle occupied by children~ Read More: https://bit.ly/3IZ3rmw2149Like109

LLEE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE2+ weeks agoAgencyCAN YOU HELP US IDENTIFY THIS GUY? When people steal from local stores, it can have an impact on all of us - from the store owners who are losing product, to the consumers who may end up having to pay higher prices to compensate for those losses. Here's one guy that the Sheriff's Office would like to have a chat with over some stolen goods from a Home Depot earlier this week. Remember, you'll always remain anonymous when you send in a tip to Crime Stoppers! We're here 24/7 to take your tip at 1-800-780-TIPS (8477)!102Like138

LLEE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE2+ weeks agoAgencySHERIFF CARMINE MARCENO’S APRIL 2024 FRAUD ALERT: SUNPASS TEXT SCAM You may have received this text message or one very similar: “We’ve detected a $3.95 charge for your recent usage of the Florida Express Lanes. To avoid extra fees, please settle your balance today. Click here to make your payment…” The text message appears legitimate, as does the attached link. The message, however, is fraudulent as scammers have found yet another way to reach into our pockets. According to SunPass, any and all messages sent will come from one of three sources: noreply@sunpass.com customerservice@sunpass.com or, from Text number 786727 Additionally, please be advised that SunPass will never demand immediate payment or state that immediate action needs to be taken. As always, it is recommended that recipients of unsolicited texts avoid clicking on the attached link(s). While it requires a bit of due diligence, calling the agency or corporation that allegedly sent this type of message will prevent theft of payment, identity theft and/or other forms of criminal activity. Should you be victimized by this or any other type of fraudulent activity, please contact the Lee County Sheriff’s Office at 239-477-1000 or call your local law enforcement agency. https://www.sheriffleefl.org/sheriff-carmine-marcenos-april-2024-fraud-alert-sunpass-text-scam/36Like6

LLEE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE6 days agoAgencySHERIFF CARMINE MARCENO’S MAY 2024 FRAUD ALERT: AVOIDING HOME RENTAL SCAMS Your search for an apartment or rental home has been tedious and disheartening. Rental prices and availability make the process extremely frustrating. The often difficult search for an affordable home or apartment to rent…in a suitable location…and the struggles encountered by renters…has caught the attention of scammers prepared to make you an offer that will appear nearly miraculous. An appealing, affordable listing appears on social media, via text or online and it seems as if your search has ended. The apartment, or home, is significantly less expensive than those you have visited and/or seen online. The location is ideal. You scroll through the interior photographs and are thoroughly satisfied with all that you see. You had best act on this before this opportunity is gobbled up by another potential renter! While this listing may be legitimate, it may also be another example of the now-common fraudulent practice of “Rental Listing Scams.” Criminals copy/download photos from a legitimate listing. They include, and perhaps embellish, the description. They remove the actual rental agent’s contact information and replace it with their fraudulent contact info. Having searched for a seemingly endless amount of time for a deal such as this one, you quickly reach out to the agent or property owner and eagerly comply with their request for an application fee, security deposit, first and last months’ rental payment. Payment will need to be wired, sent using cryptocurrency or even in the form of gift cards. As they will likely require information to complete a background check, you gladly provide them will all of your personal identification information inclusive of your social security number and date of birth. You may wish to schedule a visit to the property…which the agent/property owner will “gladly schedule” a couple of weeks down the road. They are out of town…tied up on other business…but will not schedule a visit until they have received all requested funds and information. You may have just secured the rental property that you have been dreaming of! You may have just been scammed out of a great deal of money and your personal information. It is critically important that you evaluate all rental listings. Search for the rental agent’s website and accurate contact information. Using this telephone number, contact the agent and inquire about the property. Meet the agent and request identification and a business card upon meeting. “I’m out of business cards” or a handwritten business address won’t suffice. If the “owner” is showing you the property, request state or federally-issued identification and, prior to making payment, verify their ownership using tax assessment or property appraiser websites. Simply because the “agent” or “homeowner” has access to the empty residence does not mean that they are operating legitimately. Never make payment using cash, wire transfers, gift cards or cryptocurrency. If the “agent” or “property owner” demands that you deviate from these recommendations, walk away. It is highly likely that you are being scammed. Immediately contact law enforcement regarding the incident. Additionally, an electronic tip to the Federal Trade Commission can be made by visiting https://reportfraud.ftc.gov/#/.26Like6

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