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4. Please answer all questions as thoroughly as possible, as this will help speed up your process.
6. Due to federal regulations on the safe-keeping of evidence by a Law Enforcement Agency, this form is necessary in order to streamline the process both for our Evidence Technician and the citizens needing to pick up property. If you have any questions regarding this you may contact Det. Kruse or Det. Sgt. Thompson during business hours Monday-Friday by calling (828) 883-2212. If they are not available then please leave a detailed message for them with your question.
8. Your full name (no nick-names):*
9. Your date of birth:*
11. Your Street Address:*
12. City:*
13. Zip*
15. Phone Number(s) Home and Cell:*
    If you do not have a home phone, you may list cell phone only.
16. Best Time to Contact You:*
18. Best Way to Contact You (such as email, mail, text only, etc.):*
19. E-Mail Address:
21. How Did Your Property/Evidence Come to be at Brevard Police Department?*

    1. Lost and Found
    2. Safe Keeping

    1. Criminal Charges
    2. Other
23. If you circled lost and found, then please give a date, time, and place regarding loss of item(s).
25. If you checked criminal charges, then please list the OCA # (Example: 2019-01234), Court File # (Example: 19CR050738), Citation #, Charging Officer, type of charges, date, time, and place:
27. If you are leaving from town soon, please list the date leaving:
29. Please describe you property in detail (for example: Orange Chainsaw with serial number 123456T and is missing blade). List item, color, name brands, flaws, defects, type of material, serial number(s), make, and model:*
31. Proof of Ownership is necessary for some items, as well as picture ID (State Identification Card) will be necessary upon pick-up. Most processes take 1-2 weeks, but could take longer if a firearm is involved.
33. If your property was seized as evidence in a criminal case, a Judge's Order will be required to return it in which the disposition of the item is described. Normally, your attorney can obtain this order for you. The BPD needs a certified copy of this from the Clerk of Court's Office. Obtaining the listed paperwork will only speed your process.
35. If you are claiming a firearm bring in a bill of sale, purchase permit/valid concealed carry permit, proof of ownership, serial number(s), your court order (described above), and your state issued driver's license/ID.
37. If you are attempting to pick up prescribed medication you will need a copy of your prescription, the pharmacy, and doctor information in order to retrieve it. The case Officer must also sign off on it as well during their regular shift hours.
39. All property claims MUST be made in person by the owner, with state issued ID or license, and proof of ownership if applicable.
41. Signature*
    By typing your full and legal name in the field below, you are providing a digital signature.
42. Date of Request:*
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