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Consumer Services to dispute the revocation, it notes. "This collaborative effort between our two agencies is designed to address root causes of crime," said Sheriff Tom Knight in the release. "Because of our [intelligence-to-action] phi- losophy of using intelligence to prevent and disrupt crime, we expect that targeting things like a lucrative market for stolen property will correlate into a reduction in crime numbers," he added in the release. Smith will not be eligible for further licensure for five years, the release says. He is charged with two felony counts of Organized Dealing in Stolen Property and one misdemeanor count of Pawn Broking Violation. If convicted of a felony, Smith would face three years in prison, and he would be ineligible for a state license for 10 years, the release adds. James Smith/Contributed photo SUSPECT ARRESTED WHILE BREAKING INTO VEHICLES IN SARASOTA On Saturday, May 10, off-duty Sarasota Police Department officers working a detail at the Municipal Auditorium caught a suspect who allegedly was breaking into vehicles in the parking lot, the department has announced. An individual attending the event in the audi- torium, which is located at 801 N. Tamiami Trail in Sarasota, approached the officers and told them a man was walking up to vehicles in the parking lot and pulling on all the door handles to see whether the vehicles were locked, a news release says. When Sgt. Eric Bolden walked out to the lot, the release continues, he saw a suspect matching the description the individual had provided the officers. The man was leaning into a red pickup truck, the release notes, apparently rifling through the center console. David Rathburn/Contributed photo Sarasota News Leader May 16, 2014 Page 90