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NAPLES — To report a crime or suspicious activity in your neighborhood, call the Naples Police and Fire Department at 213-4844, the Collier County Sheriff’s Office at 774-4434 or the Marco Island Police Department at 389-5050.

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Deputies: Woman attacked child at school

A 26-year-old mother was jailed Monday afternoon after Collier County Sheriff’s deputies say she grabbed the neck of a girl at her childrens’ school, and then instructed her three children to attack the girl.

Teshane Butler, 601 Delaware Ave. W., Unit E8, Immokalee, was charged with trespassing on school grounds and battery.

On Monday morning, Butler entered the cafeteria at Pinecrest Elementary School, without permission, to eat breakfast with her daughters, who are in second grade, kindergarten and pre-kindergarten, according to Sheriff’s Office reports. Butler frequently enters school grounds without permission and disregards school procedures, reports said.

After breakfast, while walking her daughters to class, Butler encountered a sixth-grade student who was assigned to safety patrol outside a teacher’s room.

Butler’s oldest daughter told deputies that her mother was angry at the sixth grader for taking her photograph, authorities said.

Butler grabbed the sixth-grade girl by her neck and told her oldest daughter to kick her. She then told her youngest daughter to get behind the sixth grader, take her backpack, and find her camera, reports said.

While the attack proceeded, Butler’s other daughter stood by and yelled profanities at the sixth grader, the Sheriff’s Office reported.

Teen charged with stealing phone at movie theater

A 19-year-old woman is facing a felony charge after Collier County Sheriff’s deputies say she stole another woman’s iPhone while they were at a North Naples movie theater.

Tatiana Marcela Restrepo, 1920 Everglades Blvd., Golden Gate Estates, was arrested Monday and charged with grand theft.

Deborah Camera-Moriarty told deputies that she was carrying her iPhone in her hand at the Hollywood 20, 6006 Hollywood Blvd., on Aug. 24, the Sheriff’s Office reported. As she was leaving the concession area, she realized her iPhone was missing.

She searched the theater, but could not locate her $600 phone, reports said. She later checked her statement online and discovered someone had used her phone to make calls to unfamiliar numbers.

Camera-Moriarty told deputies she called one of the phone numbers. The man who answered told her he knew nothing about the theft of her phone but that his older sister, Restrepo, might.

Further investigation by deputies revealed Restrepo took the phone, the arrest report said.

Domestic violence arrest

Miguel Morales Silvestre, 21, 5405 Hardee St., Unit B, East Naples, was arrested Monday at home. He was charged with striking the forehead of his girlfriend, Deyanira Bautista Ramirez.

DUI arrests

■ Charles Gary Bridges, 32, 27103 Matheson Ave., No. 205, Bonita Springs, was arrested Monday at the intersection of U.S. 41 North and Sterling Oaks Boulevard. He was also charged with possession of a controlled substance.

■ Rudy Chavez Suarez, 44, of Annandale, Va., was arrested Monday at the intersection of Davis Boulevard and Florida Club Circle.

■ Jose A. Canizares, 51, 2731 Fourth Ave. S.E., Golden Gate Estates, was arrested Monday at the 600 block of Eighth Street South.

Police Beat is compiled and written by the Naples Daily News staff from oral and written reports by Naples police, Collier Sheriff‘s Office, Marco police and other agencies. Arrests indicate suspicion of crime, not guilt.