Boynton Briefing - April 20-23, 2018

18-022024 1855 hours Failed to Stop 300 SW 8th Ct
Officer Daley was on patrol in the aforementioned area when he noticed a Red VW Jetta bearing FL. Tag AIPZ85. Officer Daley knew this vehicle to be stolen out of Coral Springs due to the fact it has fled from officers in the past. Daley attempted another stop on the vehicle; however, it failed to yield and entered I-95 Southbound. The stop was terminated due to the vehicle’s reckless driving pattern.
18-022042 2102 hours Fleeing and Eluding/Arrest 300 NW 10th Ave.
Officer Rivera was on patrol in the aforementioned area when she witnessed a White 2009 Pontiac G6 bearing FL. Tag Y96KNF fail to yield at a posted stop sign. When she initially attempted to stop the vehicle, it failed to yield. When additional back up units arrived, the vehicle finally came to a stop at 600 NW 4th St. The lone occupant b/m Spencer Brooks was placed under arrest for Fleeing and Eluding and DWLS. Search incident to tow located several pills of Hydrocodone and a 1x1 baggie of powdered cocaine. He was subsequently charged accordingly and tot PBCJ.
18-021838 Overdose Non-Fatal 3661 Quantum Blvd #202 15:07 hours
Victim was located in the master bedroom conscious and alert. CPR had been administered by a friend. BBFD transported the victim to Bethesda Memorial Hospital for evaluation. Victim expected to make full recovery.
18-021663 Burglary to Residence 1851 Renaissance Commons Blvd 1631 hours
Officers responded to the a delayed burglary at the above address. The victim told officers that his residence was burglarized while he was out of town. The victim suspected that a friend left his door unlocked after the friend checked on his residence while he was away. There was no signs of forced entry and the victim reported various items stolen total valued at $1,170.
Officers responded to 1 non-fatal overdose during their shifts.
18-021577 Auto Burglary 203 SE 26th Ave 0550 hours
Victim reports between 2245 hours on 4/19/2018 and 0530 hours this date unknown suspect entered his 2013 Nissan Frontier which was likely unlocked and stole his black and gold color bass guitar from the rear seats.
18-021589 Trailer Burglary 224 NE 11th Ave 0741 hours
Victim reports between 1600 hours on 4/19/2018 and 0730 hours this date unknown suspect entered a 4x8 trailer by prying the rear handle. Several power tools were stolen from within.
18-021598 Auto Burglary 2161 W Woolbright #M203 0925 hours
Victim reported between 1930 hours on 4/19/2018 and 0925 hours this date unknown suspect entered his 2018 Cadillac Escalade by smashing his rear passenger door window. Nothing of value was taken.
18-021606 Auto Burglary 1392 SW 17th Ave 1025 hours
Victim reported between 2330 hours on 4/12/2018 and 0430 hours on 4/13/2018 unknown suspect entered his Dodge Caravan which was likely unlocked and stole a wallet from within the center console.
18-021503 Burglary to Auto 1401 N. Congress Ave 1911 hours
Officers responded to the parking lot of Buffalo Wild Wings in reference to a burglary in progress. Officers met with the victim who told officers that she saw an unknown black male inside of her vehicle. The victim said she confronted the male as the male was rummaging through the contents of her vehicle. The male ran southbound prior to the victim calling police. Officers searched the area for the suspect with negative results. Officers processed the vehicle and recovered a partial latent print from the front passenger side door. The window from the front passenger door was broken and a wallet was stolen from the vehicle. The suspect dropped the wallet as he ran and the victim recovered the wallet from the parking lot.

Boynton Briefing - April 13, 2018

18-020191 1936 hours GTA/Arrest 200 NE 12th Ave.
Members of the CRT unit were on patrol in the aforementioned area when they located a Honda CRV bearing FL. Tag AFW W97 being operated by B/M Marquelle Bonner. They had previous knowledge of the above vehicle being stolen out of PBSO jurisdiction. A traffic stop was conducted and after further investigation Bonner was arrested for GTA. Search incident to arrest yielded a small amount marijuana and also an active traffic warrant. He was charged accordingly and tot PBCJ.
Several extra patrols conducted at Elementary schools throughout the city. Units assisted SWAT/NIU with several search warrants.

Boynton Briefing - April 11, 2018

No significant events to report. At the beginning of the evening shift, units battled inclement weather which disabled the majority of the traffic lights at intersections throughout the City.
18-19688 Grand Theft Auto 6101 Mahogany Dr. 0605 hours
Gray 2013 Volkswagon Jetta 4dr Fl. Tag HSVH17 taken between 04-09 0600 and 04/10 0600.
18-19707 Grand Theft Auto 1008 SW 7th Ave. 0734 hours
Silver 2006 Honda CRV Fl. Tag Y70LEV taken between 0000 and 0734 hours this date.
Very busy morning with multiple crashes and disturbances. Extra patrols conducted at Elementary schools in the city.

Boynton Briefing - April 10, 2018

18-019606 Burglary Auto 3630 Wolf Run Ln 1754 hours
Victim reported a burglary to her Toyota which was left unlocked overnight. The victim’s credit cards were stolen from the vehicle and were later fraudulently used in nearby stores.
18-019624 Stolen Vehicle 1331 S. Federal Hwy 1918 hours
Victim reported the theft of her white 2016 BMW X1 bearing NY tag U459DG. The theft occurred between 04/04/18 and 04/09/18 while the victim was out of town. The keys were not with the vehicle.
18-019630 Burglary Auto 3643 Whispering Cyp. Ln 2019 hours
Victim reported a burglary to her gray Mercedes C300. The burglary occurred overnight while the vehicle was left unlocked. The vehicle was ransacked but nothing was stolen from within the vehicle.
18-019680 Burglary Business 1304 N. Federal Hwy 0249 hours
Officers responded to a burglar alarm at Clear Copy located at the above address. Officers found a broken window and opened door at the rear of the business. Officers checked the interior of the building and did located anyone inside the business. The business representative responded and informed officers that nothing was taken from inside the business.
Officers responded to 1 Non-Fatal overdose over the course of the shift.
18- 19515 0606 hrs Stolen Vehicle 6101 Mahogany Dr.
A 2005 tan Mercury Grand Marquis with FL tag # 649PEB, was reported stolen sometime between 4/8 at 0600 and this morning.
18-19516 0611 hrs Vandalism (City Library) 208 S. Seacrest Blvd.
Unknown person vandalized an eastward facing glass door by striking it several times with rocks and a misappropriated traffic control sign. The glass was shattered, but intact. Investigation is on-going.
18-19532 0824 hrs Aggravated Battery Firearm 1461 NW 3rd St.
B/F, Lachelle Soodeen, 08/08/98, and B/M, Joshua Hewitt, 03/22/90, were both arrested for separate acts of domestic violence involving Soodeen being battered and threatened with a firearm by Hewitt, and Hewitt having been shot with the firearm by Soodeen.
18-19546 1015 hrs Shooting Occupied Vehicles 2700 Block of NW 1st St.
Occupants of two separate vehicles were observed shooting at each other, but they were not located. Several shell casings were located from the exchange. Crime Scene responded. Vehicles were described as a “white vehicle” and a “dark black or blue Kia Sol.”
18-19570 1304 hrs Stolen Vehicle 2 Southern Cross Ln. #208
Victim reported his beige 2017 Hyundia Elantra with FL tag# CDX7308 (paper tag) as stolen after he learned from police it was just involved in a “hit and run” in our city at 1248 hours. Vehicle is not recovered at this time.

Boynton Briefing - April 7-9, 2018

*** Units assisted the SWAT team with training at the Boynton Beach Mall***
Extremely low call volume through the entirety of shift.
18-019273 1738 hours Fraud 706 W. Boynton Beach Blvd.
Officers responded to the aforementioned address in reference to an in progress fraud. Both suspect(s) w/m Tony Adorno and w/f Monica Martinez were attempting to cash stolen checks for $750 and $285 using stolen passports at the Check Cashing Store. Further investigation revealed both items were taken in a Burglary during incident 18-018848 on April 5th, 2018. Both Adorno and Martinez were arrested and charged accordingly. They were subsequently tot PBCJ. Investigation is on-going.
18-019116 1837 hours Burglary Auto 728 Casa Loma Blvd.
Officers responded to the aforementioned address in reference to a delayed Burglary to Auto. Upon arrival officers made contact with the victim who stated unknown person(s) entered her unsecured 2015 Black Audi bearing FL. Tag HHZR46 and stole her Mac Book and iPhone 7 sometime overnight.
18-019164 2325 hours Overdose Non-Fatal 2821 S. Federal Hwy.
18-018997 Auto Burglary 2581 SW 11th St 0730hrs
Officers responded to a report of a delayed burglary to a 2014 green Ford F-150 which was determined to be unsecured. The victim advised that it appeared that the suspect rummaged through the center console and glove compartment but did not take anything.

Boynton Briefing - April 6, 2018

18-018901 Burglary Residence (attempt) 140 SE 2nd Ave 1745 hours
Officers responded to the report of an attempted burglary. Officers met with the victim who showed officers two broken windows at the rear of the residence. The victim said nothing appeared to be missing from within the residence. The victim also said the suspect(s) did not make entry into the home.
18- 18860 1306 hrs Failed to Stop (Vehicle Crash) 1000 N. Seacrest Blvd.
After learning a stolen 2007 Toyota Scion with FL tag #2689TG was in the area, officers located the vehicle traveling on Seacrest Blvd. The officers attempted to stop the vehicle, but discontinued when the vehicle entered I-95 northbound at Gateway Blvd northbound ramp. Shortly after, an officer was about to exit from I-95 at Hypoluxo Rd., when he observed vehicles slowing down and discovered the stolen vehicle disabled in a travelling lane. The vehicle had heavy front-end damage, apparently from striking the center concrete barrier wall. The occupants had vacated the vehicle prior to police arrival and it was initially unknown where they went. FHP arrived to conduct the accident investigation.
18-18811 Burglary Auto 2541 SW 11th St. 0813 hours
Victim reports between 2130 on 04-04 and 0745 today unknown suspect broke into her 2016 Chevy Suburban and stole 2 IPhone 7’s. The vehicle was left unlocked.
Officers did several extra patrols at the elementary schools in the city.

Boynton Briefing - April 5, 2018

18-018741 DUI Arrest Lawrence Rd & Miner Rd 2031 hours
Officers conducted a traffic stop at the above address. Officers made contact with the driver of the vehicle who displayed physical evidence of inebriation. Officer D. Castro conducted a DUI investigation which resulted in the arrest of the driver, W/M Granados Oliva, Marvin (01/12/66), on suspicions of DUI.
18-018761 R/A & C.O.V. 402 NE 13th Ave 2221 hours
Officers responded to the above address following a report of a male burning trash in the backyard. Officers and BBFR personnel educated the male about the dangers of an open flame in the backyard. BBFR personnel put out the backyard fire and left the residence. Shortly thereafter, the male started a new trash-filled fire pit in the backyard. Officers responded back to the residence and placed the male under arrest for violation of City Code of Ordinance 9-18(b). The defendant, b/m Chad A. Williams, resisted officers during his arrest. An officer deployed his X-26 Taser in order to subdue Williams. The defendant was medically cleared, processed at BBPD, and was later turned over to the PBCJ.
Officers responded to 1 non-fatal overdose during the course of the shift
18- 18672 1529 hrs Delayed Burglary Residence 1671 N. Seacrest Blvd.
Unknown persons entered the vacant residence and destroyed several walls while taking copper pipes within. An appliance was also stolen. Incident occurred sometime within the last several months.
18-18677 1559 hrs Delayed Burglary Residence 9 Via Lago
Unknown person entered the residence within the past two days, via unsecured sliding glass door, and stole several fishing rods/reels.
18-18676 1604 hrs Overdose (Non-Fatal) 520 SE 21st Ave. #208
Adult male called for medical assistance for an adult female whom was experiencing a drug overdose. Female was lethargic and disoriented and was purported to have used an Opiod substance. The male then admitted to utilizing the same substance and requested medical assistance. Both subjects tot to Bethesda Hospital via BBFR.

Police investigating armed carjacking

Police are investigating the armed carjacking of a 66-year-old West Palm Beach man Tuesday night in the parking lot of the Boynton Beach Mall.
The victim told police that he was sitting in his silver 2016 Toyota Camry outside Macy’s at around 9:40 p.m., when two men opened the driver’s side door and pointed a gun at him.
They demanded he get out of the car, which he did, and then one of them drove out of the mall parking lot onto Congress Avenue.
Responding officers saw the car in the eastbound lanes of Boynton Beach Boulevard at the I-95 overpass. The suspects got out of the car and jumped the guardrail, running down the embankment and across the railroad tracks. Despite an exhaustive search by officers, K9 and PBSO’s Eagle, the suspects were not located.
The suspects are described as black males, 16-18 years of age wearing dark clothing. One of the males had medium length dreadlocks.
The Camry was returned to the victim, who was not injured. The investigation into the carjacking continues.
Anyone with information is asked to call Det. Nicole Loshelder at 561-732-8116 or Crime Stoppers of Palm Beach County at 800-458-TIPS. Tips can also be submitted via our MyPD app and at www.bbpd.org. You can remain anonymous.

Boynton Briefing - April 3, 2018

18-018361 0034 hours Failed to Stop 400 NW 2nd St.
Officer Rivera was on patrol in the aforementioned area and attempted a traffic stop on a Silver Nissan Altima bearing Fl. Tag Z55 HSH. The vehicle failed to stop and entered I-95 NB where the stop was terminated. The registration check yielded negative results in identifying the driver and a place of residence.
18-018200 Domestic Battery NW 12th Ave 0716hrs
Officers responded to a disturbance where officers developed PC to charge b/m James Finklea with simple domestic battery. As officers initially attempted to make contact with Finklea, he fled on foot. Multiple units quickly arrived in the area and Finklea was taken into custody at NW 4th St and NW 10th Ave. A Sig Sauer P250 9mm (serial number EAK116065) was recovered at the residence and was determined to be stolen out of South Carolina. Finklea was subsequently charged with the Battery, Resisting Without Violence and a Felon in Possession of a Firearm. Finklea was TOT PBCJ.

Boynton Briefing - March 30 - April 2, 2018

18-018139 Burglary to Auto 1102 NW 10th Ct 1902 hours
Officers responded to the above address and met with the victim who reported a delayed burglary to her silver Kia Sorento (FL tag Y86BSS). The victim told officers that the interior of her vehicle was rummaged through but nothing was taken from the vehicle. Officers canvassed the area and obtained video camera footage from a nearby residence that showed a suspect checking car handles in the area the night before.
18-018148 Overdose (Non-Fatal) 1708 Belmont Place 1945 hours
18-018151 Burglary Residence 1112 Rialto Dr 1958 hours
Victims told officers that a young male from their neighborhood stole a skateboard from their parking garage. The victims were inside the house at the time. The victims provided video surveillance footage that showed the suspect entering the garage and leaving with the skateboard. The suspect was identified and officers tracked down the suspect to his parents’ house. The skateboard was recovered and the victims declined to prosecute.
18-17926 1528 hrs Recovered Carjacked Vehicle 133 NW 10th Ave.
Officer Solomon was monitoring LPR and received a hit on a unarmed carjacked vehicle (white Audi A3 with FL tag #IEF580) reported out of PBSO. Several units responded and located the vehicle unoccupied in the parking lot with several subjects nearby. Several FIR’s were conducted and a PBSO Detective responded to continue investigation. PBSO towed vehicle and advised they would remove it from FCIC/NCIC.
18-017873 1053hrs Recovered Stolen Vehicle 317 E. Gateway Blvd.
DBPD alerted BBPD to the location of a 2017 Mercedes that had been stolen within Delray Beach PD jurisdiction. The vehicle was located backed in at 317 E. Gateway Blvd. Contact was made with suspect as he was removed from the residence. Investigation yielded Probable Cause for the arrest of Eric Martin (06/27/1978). The Mercedes was returned to its rightful owner.
18-017815 Overdose Non-Fatal 3156 Quantum Lakes Dr 02:56 hours
18-17696 1026 hrs Burglary Residence 2860 Quantum Lake Dr.
Victim reported unknown person gained entry to residence by unknown means between 0700 and 1000 hours, stealing his box spring and king sized mattress.
18-17691 1221 hrs Overdose (Non-Fatal) 2821 S. Federal Hwy. A-205
Adult female was found unconscious from an apparent Heroin overdose. BBFR immediately treated her and transported her to Bethesda Hospital where she is expected to recover.
18-17715 1416 hrs Overdose (Non-Fatal) 744 W. Boynton Beach Blvd. (7-11)
Adult male was found semi-unconscious from an apparent overdose. BBFR immediately treated him and transported him to Bethesda Hospital where he is expected to recover.
18-17734 1427 hrs Stolen Vehicle 17 Via De Casas Sur.
A silver 2005 Toyota Tundra with KY tag #920GGW was reported stolen, however; has allegedly been stolen since February 2018.
18-17735 1654 hrs Burglary Residence 4 Southern Cross Ln. #105
Unknown person broke into the residence through a bedroom window, stealing a small safe and a piece of jewelry between 1200 and 1600 hours.
18-017624 Overdose-Non fatal 118 SE 8 Ave 2327 hours
Officers responded to the above address (recovery home) reference to an ALS call. Witness stated he observed his roommate unconscious. Further investigation revealed the victim had overdosed on heroin purchased earlier today. Victim was treated by BBFR.
18-017626 Shots Fired/Accidental Injury 71 Miner Road 2349 hours
Officers responded to above address reference shots fired. Victim was located with a gunshot wound to his lower leg. Victim advised officers that he arrived at 71 Miner Rd to break up a disturbance in which one of the parties fired a gun striking him in the leg. Crime Scene and on-call Detective arrived on scene. Further investigation revealed the victim was at the above residence when several gun shots were heard in the immediate area. Victim removed his firearm from his waistband resulting in shooting himself in the foot. No further information on the initial shots fired.

Boynton Briefing - March 23, 2018

18-016284 CCF/Poss Firearm-Ammo by Convicted Felon 1005 N Seacrest Blvd 19:00 hours
Officers were at the above location conducting an extra patrol. Officers came in contact with B/M Byron Charles Young Jr who was found in possession of a black/silver Smith & Wesson 9mm semi-auto pistol which was loaded with 16 rounds. It was discovered that Young was a four time convicted felon. Young was taken into custody without incident and later TOT PBCJ.
18-016273 Shots Fired 221 Bayview Avenue #B 17:45 hours
Units responded to a report of (12) gunshots in the north east direction of the reported location. (PBSO also responded to the area of 290 Ficus Tree Dr). Units canvassed the area with negative results.
18-016285 Robbery Strongarm 1632 N. Federal Hwy 18:46 hours
Victim advised he used the LetGo app in order to sell a gold in color Iphone 8. The victim agreed to meet with the buyer at the above location, however when he arrived he was met by three individuals two of which were inside the gated community and the third (prospective buyer) who came to the front of the development from N Federal Hwy. When the victim produced the Iphone, the subject quickly snatched the phone and all three subjects ran from the area.
18-016291 Overdose Non-Fatal 645 W. Boynton Beach Blvd 19:18 hours

Boynton Briefing - March 22, 2018

18-016090 Burglary Delayed (Vehicle) 2773 S. Evergreen Cir. 17:35 hours
18-016093 Burglary Delayed (Vehicle) 27545 S. Evergreen Cir. 17:46 hours
18-016101 Shoot/Occupied Dwelling 500 S. Seacrest 19:51 hours
Units responded to the area of 500 S. Seacrest in reference to several shots (6/7 shots) fired. The caller told communications she thought her residence (609 SW 1St St.) was hit. Units canvassed the area and located holes in the building as well as; numerous shell casings were found on the ground in front of 620 SW 1St Street. Case is ongoing.
18-016129 Failed to Stop 435 W. Boynton Beach Blvd 22:27 hours
BBPD unit observed a red 4dr Kia Fl. Reg. DVROS travelling westbound at a high rate of speed. Vehicle refused to stop; the traffic stop was terminated.
18-15972 Burglary Auto 118 SE 5th Avenue 0619 hours
The victim advised that sometime between 1945hrs last night and 0445hrs this morning an unknown suspect(s) burglarized his secured black GMC Terrain (FL# Z16EKA) by smashing the front passenger side window. The vehicle’s interior was ransacked, and a travel bag was stolen.
18-15996 Burglary Auto 1475 W. Gateway Blvd. (Hampton Inn) 0828 hours
The victim advised that sometime between 2200hrs last night and 0800hrs this morning an unknown suspect(s) burglarized his red Ford F150 (FL# 0577XT) by smashing the rear passenger side window. The vehicle’s interior was ransacked, but nothing was stolen.

Boynton Briefing - March 21, 2018

18-015867 GTA/Poss. Contraband Arrest 1214 NW 4th St. 1714 hours
Officers received an LPR hit on a stolen Black Honda CRV out of WPB. Officer Autiello conducted a traffic stop on the aforementioned vehicle. Further investigation established PC to arrest the driver b/m Johnny Morton Jr. Search incident to arrest yielded .2 grams of crack cocaine and a 1x1 baggie of marijuana. Morton was taken to BBPD for processing and tot PBCJ.
18-015893 Suspicious Incident/Shots Fired 1901 N. Seacrest Blvd 1847 hours
Officers responded to the Ezell Hester Center in reference to shots fired. Only one call was received which stated four to five shots were heard in the area. Upon arrival units canvassed the area but met with negative results in locating any witnesses or shell casings. N.O.I.
18-15798 Burglary Auto 1319 N. Federal Hwy. U-Haul 0823 hours
Between 2030 on 03-19 and 0700 this date unknown suspect/s entered an unlocked truck and removed the battery from the engine compartment.
18-15811 Carjacking 1005 N. Seacrest Blvd. Z-Mart 1015 hour
At approximately 1015 hours, officers responded to the area of EZ Mart 1005 North Seacrest Blvd in reference to a possible robbery (Carjacking). Contact was made with victims who advised that he was driving a red 2011 4dr Kia Forte bearing FL tag 747-8BF. Four unknown black males (juveniles) physically beat him and forcefully dragged him from the vehicle while parked at the above business. The above listed vehicle was entered into FCIC/NCIC as stolen with Special instructions of Carjacking, Hold for Latent Prints. Investigation ongoing.

BBPD investigating hit and run crash

Boynton Beach Police are investigating a hit and run crash that severely injured a Delray Beach man on Saturday afternoon.
James Winget, 33, was driving his motorcycle in the 500 block of West Woolbright Road at around 1:20 p.m., when he was struck by a Chevrolet Trailblazer that entered his lane of travel.
He was ejected from the red 1999 Honda Shadow motorcycle. He was taken via trauma alert to Delray Medical Center, where he remains in stable condition.
Traffic homicide investigators are looking for a green 2002-2005 Chevrolet Trailblazer, possibly with a ladder strapped to its roof. There is damage to the front passenger’s side of the SUV, and part of the passenger’s side mirror is missing.
Anyone with information is asked to call Traffic Homicide Investigator Vincent Mastro at 561-742-6165 or Crime Stoppers of Palm Beach County at 800-458-TIPS. Tips can also be submitted via our MyPD app and at www.bbpd.org. You can remain anonymous.

Boynton Briefing - March 16-19, 2018

18-015588 Shooting NE 6th St 2120 hours
Officers responded to the above address reference a report of a female advising she was shot. Officers arrived on scene and located a Hispanic female laying on the ground. Officers utilized their tactical med kits and applied seals to her wound. The victim was then transported to the hospital. The suspects were last seen running eastbound on foot. Delray Beach K-9 and PBSO Eagle assisted with a search. Investigation on-going.
18-015605 Shots fired 612 NE 2nd St 0136 hours
Officers responded to the above location to reports of shots fired. Officers located a victim who alleged that he was shot at by a black male. No reported injuries. During the investigation, the victim refused to further cooperate with officers and signed a refusal to prosecute form. Shotgun rounds were collected from the scene and submitted into evidence.
18-15487 0929 Burglary to Auto (On-going Pattern) 1319 N. Federal Hwy (U-Haul)
Between 03/17 at 1930 and 0915 this morning, unknown person stole the battery from a truck’s engine compartment.
18-15526 1441 Overdose (Non-Fatal) 3625 S. Federal Hwy. (Walmart)
An adult male was located by Officer Donnino on the ground of the parking lot with agonal breathing. Subject was deemed to be overdosing and Narcan was utilized. Subject transported to BMH by BBFD and expected to recover.
18-015385 Robbery Strong Arm Homing Inn-2821 S. Federal Hwy 1859 hrs
Officers responded to the Homing Inn met with a male who claimed to have been the victim of a robbery. The victim told officers he came to the Hotel to purchase illegal narcotics and certain sexual acts. The victim met with the dealer of such illicit adventures who is only known to the victim as “Ty”. The victim said Ty decided to rob him of $700 cash after “Ty” threatened to cause severe bodily harm to the victim. The victim said “Ty” directed a female companion (known to the victim as “Penelope”) to remove the cash from the victim’s wallet. Officers located and made contact with Penelope who denied any involvement in the alleged crime. The officers were not able to locate or identify “Ty”.
18-015409 Burglary Residence Via De Pepi 2103 hrs
Officers responded to the above address in reference to a delayed burglary. The victim told offices that her residence was broken into within the past 24 hours. The victim said a large amount of money was taken from the home. There was no forced entry into the residence. Officers obtained information in regards to a possible suspect. Investigation is on-going.
18-015410 Disorderly Intox. / Batt. LEO NE 4th St / E. Ocean Ave 2106 hrs
Officers responded to the above location following multiple reports of a fight. Officers made contact with an intoxicated female who was shouting and creating a disturbance. It was learned that the female was upset after her car keys were taken from her to prevent her from driving under the influence of alcoholic beverages. Officers attempted to calm the female who decided to kick the officers. The female, Aimee E. Carland 10/09/87, was arrested for Battery on L.E.O. and Disorderly Intoxication. The officers were not injured during the incident.
18-015420 Grand Theft Auto 200 NE 4th St 2203 hrs
Officers conducted a traffic stop on a Silver Buick Century (FL tag Z6VVE) at the above location. As officers spoke to the driver, BBPD Dispatch informed officers that the owner of the vehicle was currently at the BBPD police lobby attempting to report the vehicle as stolen. The vehicle’s owner responded to the location of the traffic stop and provided a sworn affidavit indicating that the person who was in possession of the vehicle had stolen the car 2 days prior. The juvenile driver was then arrested, charged with GTA, and turned over to J.A.C.
18-015431 Juvenile Disturbance The Inn – 480 W. BBB 2257 hrs
Officers responded to The Inn Hotel in reference to a large fight. Officers encountered approximately 500 juveniles in the parking lot of the business. It was learned that the juveniles were attending a party at the hotel. Officers dispersed the crowd from the parking lot. Some of the partygoers walked a block into the neighborhood behind the business and shot multiple rounds in the air from a handgun (18-015432). Officers searched the area for the juvenile shooters without success. All the remaining juveniles slowly left the area without incident.
18-15330 1414 hours Resist Arrest/Drug Paraphernalia/C.O.V 4700 N. Congress Ave.
Officer Esteves attempted to conduct a C.O.V. investigation with a panhandler, however; W/M, Darrell L. Baker, 04/30/80, immediately fled on-foot. Subject was told to stop, but continued running. Officer Esteves deployed his Taser and apprehended Baker after he fell to the ground. Baker was transported to J.F.K. for medical clearance. TOT PBCJ.
18-15247 Felony Retail Theft/Resisting Arrest Walmart 3200 Old Boynton Rd 0655 hours
Officers responded to a theft in progress. After arriving on scene B/M Kenn Placide and B/F Lakeisha Nixon were identified as working in concert to steal property from the store by loading a shopping cart and trying to exit. When Placide was approached by store personnel, he attempted to flee out of the store on foot but was met by officers. Placide attempted to run past officers but was tackled and after a brief struggle was taken into custody. Once the defendants were transported to the station, Placide complained of head pain and Nixon said she needed medical treatement. Both were transported to Bethesda for medical clearance and then TOT PBCJ. It should be noted that Nixon also had an FTA warrant.
18-015519 Burglary Auto (JC Penney) 801 N Congress Av 2130 hrs
Officers responded to the above address and met with the caller who reported a burglary to her vehicle. The caller told offices she parked her blue Honda Accord in the mall parking lot while she went shopping. When she returned to her vehicle, she noticed the interior of her vehicle was in disarray. The caller could not determine if anything was stolen from within her vehicle at the time of reporting.
18-15104 1341 hrs Burglary Auto 222 NE 9th Ave. (City Shop)
Two female juveniles were observed entering an employee’s personal vehicle, then running away after having occupied if for several minutes. Victim discovered the keys to the vehicle were stolen from the center console.Investigation on-going.
18-15025 Auto Burglary 122 Buttonwood Lane 0713 hours
Victim reports between 2200 03-15-18 and 0700 this date unknown suspect/s entered his 2014 Ford Fusion by breaking the passenger side front window. Misc. change and 2 electronic keys were taken.

BBPD hosts 7th annual South Florida Police K9 Competition

More than 30 K9 teams representing 20 law enforcement agencies from across the state will put their skills to the test on Saturday at the 7th annual South Florida Police K9 Competition.
Police officers and their K9 partners will take the field at 2 p.m. on March 24 at Boynton Beach High School, 4975 Park Ridge Blvd.
They begin with the obstacle course portion of the competition, followed at 5 p.m. with a demonstration featuring K9 teams from the Boynton Beach and Delray Beach police departments. The hardest hitting and fastest running dog competitions will follow at around 6 p.m.
In addition to the main events, there will be a rock climbing wall, bounce house, balloon artists and SWAT obstacle course for kids. Food from Miller’s Ale House in Boynton Beach will be available for purchase, as well as drinks, cotton candy and popcorn.
The Fraternal Order of Police Gold Coast Lodge #49 is hosting a raffle with thousands of dollars in prizes.
K9 teams will be competing from the following agencies: Boynton Beach Police Department, Delray Beach Police Department, Boca Raton Police Services Department, Riviera Beach Police Department, Palm Beach Gardens Police Department, Lauderhill Police Department, Hendry County Sheriff’s Office, Port St. Lucie Police Department, Sunny Isles Beach Police Department, Brevard County Sheriff’s Office, Miami Police Department, Holmes County Sheriff’s Office, Washington County Sheriff’s Office, Highlands County Sheriff’s Office, Hallandale Beach Police Department, Vero Beach Police Department, Cocoa Police Department, Coral Gables Police Department, Marion County Sheriff’s Office and Sebastian Police Department.
For more information about the competition, visit www.sflpolicek9competition.com.

Police investigating shooting

The investigation continues this morning into the shooting of a 24-year-old Boynton Beach woman last night inside her townhome in the Preserve at Boynton Beach neighborhood.
There is limited updated information to provide because detectives have not yet been able to interview the victim due to her medical condition. She is in stable condition at a local hospital. We can confirm that she was 5 months pregnant at the time of the shooting.
One point of clarification from last night's news release is that police were called to the scene at 9: 21 p.m.
We are asking anyone with information to please call us at 561-732-8116 or Crime Stoppers at 800-458-TIPS. Tips can also be submitted via our MyPD app or at www.bbpd.org. You can remain anonymous.

3/18/18
Boynton Beach police are investigating a possible home invasion robbery that resulted in a woman being shot tonight inside her townhome.
Police were called to a townhome inside the Preserve at Boynton Beach at around 9:40 p.m.
A woman was shot after returning home and finding two men inside her townhome. She was taken to a local hospital in critical but stable condition.
The suspects were last seen running eastbound from the neighborhood. Delray Beach Police K9 and the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office Eagle are assisting with the search for the suspects.
Anyone with information is asked to call police at 561-732-8116 or Crime Stoppers at 800-458-TIPS. Tips can also be submitted via our MYPD app or www.bbpd.org. You can remain anonymous.

Boynton Briefing - March 15, 2018

18-014805 2335 hours Strong-arm Robbery 400 NE 2nd St.
Officers responded to the aforementioned location in reference to a carjacking. Upon arrival, officers met with two w/m/j’s who stated they were stopped in the area and were subsequently pulled from their 2014 Blue Toyota Corolla bearing Fl. Tag AMUR41 by multiple b/m suspects. The suspect(s) then entered the vehicle and drove off in an east bound direction. The victims advised both their cellphones were left in the car along with an undetermined amount of cash. Units searched the area but met with negative results in locating the car. Both parents were notified of the incident and responded to the scene. The vehicle was entered into NCIC/FCIC with special notes.

18-014664 0542 hours BURGLARY AUTO 520 MISSION HILL RD
Officers arrived at the above location in reference to an auto burglary in-progress. Officers met with the victim w/m who stated that at approx. 0530 hrs. on today's date, he exited his residence and observed an unknown white male going through his black 2010 Ford F250 (FL tag 41EMD). He stated that he confronted the male who quickly exited his truck and started walking west bound on Mission Hill Road, at which time he lost sight of the male. He stated that male was last seen wearing a blue jacket with a white stripe on it, gray sweat pants, and black sandals.
18-014667 0631 hours STOLEN VEHICLE 1551 STONEHAVEN DR
Officers arrived at the above location in reference to a stolen vehicle report. Officer met with w/m who advised that his 2016 black Kawasaki Ninja motorcycle(FL. MEMA80) was stolen from the parking lot in front of his residence. He stated that he last saw his motorcycle at approx. 0001 hours this date and he has the only key to the motorcycle.
18-014668 0711 hours BURGLARY AUTO 1565 VIA DE PEPI
Officers arrived at the above location in reference to an auto burglary. Officers met with the victim who advised that sometime between 3/13 at 2130 - 3/14 at 0700, an unknown suspect entered his unlocked blue 2005 Honda Odyssey (FL tag YALDIZ), and stole numerous items, totaling an estimated of $4,638.
18-014694 1430 hours AGGRAVATED BATTERY GENERAL 1147hrs I responded to 137 E. Woolbright Rd
Officers responded to 137 E. Woolbright Rd. in reference to an aggravated battery. Officers met with W/M Abouhana, Alaaldin (8/17/83) who was bleeding from his right ring finger from being struck with a shovel on this hand by B/M Pratt, Samuel (8/28/59). Officer met with Samuel who denied striking Abouhana with a shovel and stated that Abouhana spit in his face and called him a racial name. Abouhana did not require any medical treatment. Both parties signed a refusal to prosecute and left the area.

Boynton Briefing - March 14, 2018

18-014590 Death - Overdose 15 Crossings Circle 1734 hours
W/M was found deceased in his home from an apparent overdose. A straw with suspected heroin residue was located next to him. Detective Bureau/Crime Scene responded. NOK notified.
18-014638 Shooting at Occupied Dwelling 915 SW 3rd St 2210 hours
Officers responded to the above location in reference to reports of shots fired. Investigation revealed that an unknown vehicle drove by the residence and fired several gunshots at the home. The residence was occupied at the time of shooting. No reported injuries. Two spent 9mm shell casings were located on the roadway. Detective Bureau/Crime Scene responded. Investigation on-going.
18-014506 0746 hours Stolen Vehicle/Recovery 1000 N. Seacrest Blvd.
Victim reported their 2012 Gray Mazda 3 stolen when they were attempting to purchase “Crack Cocaine” at the aforementioned location. The vehicle was subsequently recovered three hours later submerged in the C16 canal. The owner was notified of its recovery.

Boynton Briefing - March 13, 2018

18-014324 0839hrs Robbery by Sudden Snatching CVS 301 N. Federal Hwy
Victim was approached by a male subject who asked for some money, victim retrieved his wallet to give money and the suspect snatched the wallet and fled. Another black male joined the suspect and both left westbound on Boynton Beach Blvd.
On 03/12/18 at approximately 0859 hours, B/F Gilbruna Beaubrun (58 years of age from Boynton Beach) was operating her Toyota Corolla west on W Woolbright Rd. H/F Mariah Meade (26 years of age from Lake Worth) was operating her Saturn Outlook east on W Woolbright Rd. Beaubrun violated the right of way and conducted a left turn at Corporate Drive in front of Meade. The impact spun Meade’s vehicle approximately 180 degrees and came to rest facing west in the eastbound lanes of traffic on Woolbright Rd. Beaubrun’s vehicle redirected to the southeast as it left the roadway, striking a small utility pole, and came to a rest in the grass. Meade was transported to Bethesda East with minor injuries. Beaubrun was taken to Delray Medical with serious injuries.

Boynton Briefing - March 9-12, 2018

18-014247 1913 hours R/A Without/Warrant 1701 N. Congress Ave.
Officers responded to the aforementioned business in reference to two suspect(s) being in the store that had used a stolen credit card to purchase merchandise in the past. Upon arrival Officers Autiello and Adea made contact with H/M Isaiah Rigaud and B/M Marcus Lamour. Lamour provided officers with the name “James Pettermen” which was an alias for Lamour who had an active Felony warrant for Identity Theft out of California with full extradition. Upon hearing this information Lamour took flight; both Adea and Autiello were able to apprehend Lamour after a short foot pursuit. He was subsequently charged accordingly and tot PBCJ.
18-014216 1542 hours Suspicious Person 900 N. Federal Hwy
Officer Whitefield responded to the aforementioned address in reference to a suspicious person. Upon making contact with w/f Alexandra D. Duggan it was found she had an active warrant.
18-014156 Agg. Battery w/Weapon(Dating Domestic)Miner Rd 0559hrs
Officers responded to a disturbance where it was determined that b/f attacked her recent ex-boyfriend and another b/f at a party with a pocket knife causing minor lacerations to each victim. She was subsequently TOT PBCJ.
Officers responded to 1 non-fatal overdose.
18-014071 1543 hours Burglary to Auto 629 Manatee Bay Dr.
Units responded to the aforementioned address in reference to a delayed burglary to auto. Upon arrival they met with the victim who stated unknown person(s) broke into his unsecured Silver Cadillac Escalade sometime overnight. Miscellaneous items were removed from the vehicle to include a pair of prescription sunglasses. Estimated cost of loss was $2,000.
Officers assisted Officer Tome with security during the basketball games from 1300-1600 hours at Ezell Hester. Extra Patrol on Ocean Avenue during The Community Fitness Event between 1000-1200 hours Heavy extra patrol throughout the day for Briny Breeze, Ezell Hester and EZ Mart.
18-013881 1641 hours Heroin Trafficking Arrest 209 NW 9th Ave.
Officer Sohn was on patrol in the aforementioned area when he conducted a traffic stop on a White Chevrolet SUV bearing FL tag DFX-R87. Upon making contact with the driver b/m Demarcus V. McFarlane; Sohn smelled a strong odor of marijuana emanating from the vehicle. A search of the vehicle discovered .1 grams of Crack Cocaine on the passenger seat of the vehicle. Search incident to arrest of Demarcus’ person revealed 14. 1 grams of Heroin, 27 grams of Adderall and 17 grams of Hydrocodone. He was subsequently charged accordingly and tot PBCJ. The $1,645 on McFarlane’s person was seized for forfeiture.
18-013932 2051 hours Failure to Stop 1100 NW 3rd St.
Officer Alegria attempted a traffic stop on a Silver Ford Explorer bearing Fl. Tag HMGQ66 at the aforementioned location. The vehicle failed to yield and entered I-95 northbound from the Boynton Beach Blvd. Alegria subsequently terminated the stop at Gateway Blvd and I-95.

Boynton Briefing - March 9, 2018

18-13618 Burglary Business 1899 N. Congress Ave. Posh Hair Salon 0757 hours
Units responded to the above location in reference to smashed window on the front door. Investigation revealed that unknown suspect entered the business at approximately 0507 hours this date and stole the cash register which was empty. Only description was the person was wearing a white hoodie.
18-13624 Burglary Auto 824 NE 3rd St. Leo T’s Towing 0834 hours
At approximately 0100 hours unknown B/M suspect wearing dark clothing with possible dreads or braids entered a 1989 Ford Mustang and stole laundry detergent.
18-13640 Burglary Auto 4309 Tuscany Way 1009 hours
Sometime between 03-07-18 and 1009 hours this date unknown suspects entered an unlocked 2016 Kia Soul and removed debit and credit cards from the vehicle. By the time victim cancelled the cards, they had been used at Walmart, Lowe’s, and Home Depot, in our city. Ofc. Kimball was able to lift 3 latent prints from the vehicle.

Boynton Briefing - March 8, 2018

013580 Shooting EZ Mart 1005 N Seacrest Blvd 2130 hours
Officers responded to EZ Mart reference a shooting that occurred in front of the business. It was discovered that the victim, James Morris, was wounded in the leg as a result of gunfire from unknown suspects. Several shell cases were located in the crime scene. Morris was treated at Bethesda Hospital. Morris signed a Refusal to Prosecute form.
18-013603 Dating Battery/Deprive use of 911 0300 hours
W/M Jonathon Serpa was arrested for Dating Battery and Deprive use of 911 after investigation revealed that he struck the victim and stopped the victim from contacting Police. Serpa was arrested and later TOT PBCJ.
18-13444 0825 hrs Stolen Vehicle 2450 Quantum Blvd.
A rental vehicle, black 2018 Ford Mustang Convertible with FL tag # GHXG64, was reported stolen sometime between 03/06 at 2200 and today’s date at 0825.
18-13445 0837 hrs Burglary Auto 410 NE 15th Ct.
Victim reported someone stole his unknown make and model lawnmower from the bed of his pickup truck sometime between 2100 hours last night and 0830 this morning.
18-13471 1200 hrs Home Invasion E. Palm Dr.
Three B/M’s, all wearing masks, gloves, and dark clothing, entered the occupied residence and robbed one subject of his money after striking him in the head with an unknown object. One suspect pointed a firearm at another occupant of the residence and warned he would shoot them, subsequently taking money from a purse. Subjects ran from the residence on-foot. Suspects were not located. Investigation ongoing.
18-13493 1332 hrs Stolen Motor-Scooter 615 NW 4th St.
Victim reported a black 2017 Peace Sport 50cc motor-scooter with FL tag # MEPB78, was stolen sometime between 0001 and 1130 hours this date.
18-13513 1604 hrs Burglary Auto 104 Harbors Way.
Victim reported someone stole a pocket knife from the interior of their unsecured vehicle between 03/05 at 1800 and 03/06 at 1300.

Boynton Briefing - March 6, 2018

18-013159 1604 hours Burglary Residence 307 NE 13th Ave.
Officers responded to the aforementioned residence in reference to a delayed burglary. Upon arrival the victim advised unknown suspect(s) broke the backdoor window and gained access to his residence sometime overnight. Once inside, they attempted to remove a dryer but were unable to do so. In the process, they did over $150 in damage to the residence.
18-13077 Vandalism Auto 2821 S Federal Hwy. Homing Inn 0743 hours
Victim states that suspect smashed out the front passenger window of her rental car overnight.

Boynton Briefing - March 2-5, 2018

18-013044 Aggravated Battery Miner Rd / Seacrest Blvd 2225 hours
Officers responded to the above address in reference to a disturbance. Officers met with the caller who claimed to be the victim of a battery. The caller said he was walking along the sidewalk when a passing vehicle slowed down next to him. The caller recognized the driver as his girlfriend’s former boyfriend who immediately engaged the caller into an argument. After exchanging verbal insults, the driver steered onto the sidewalk and struck the caller’s left thigh with the vehicle. The caller was not injured. Investigation is ongoing.
18-013049 Shooting Into Occ. Res. 915 SW 3rd St 2350 hours
Officers responded to the report of shots fired at the above residence. Upon arrival, Officers discovered evidence of a shooting. There multiple shell casing in the roadway and the above residence was struck numerous times. No residents were injured and there were no witnesses to the shooting. The shell casings were collected and entered into Evidence.
18-013053 Susp. Inc. Shots Fired Betty Thomas Prk -2882 SE 2nd St 0030 hours
Officers responded to the above address in reference to shots being fired in the area. Officers searched the area and did not discover any evidence of a shooting. Officers notified nearby hospitals and requested to be contacted if anyone was to walk in with injuries related to gunshots.
18-013059 Affray – Disorderly Cond. 901 N. Congress Ave 0210 hours
Officers responded to what was initially thought to be a road rage incident. Officers discovered, via independent witness interviews, that three females were engaged in a brawl in the parking lot of AliBaba (901 N. Congress Ave). Following the officers investigation, all three females were arrested for Affray and Disorderly Conduct.
18-012833 Reckless Display of Weapons 504 E. Woolbright Rd 1819 hrs
Officers responded to the above address in reference to a suspicious incident. Officers met with two independent witnesses who claimed that w/m Luis A. Reyes was waving around two large knifes in the parking lot of the plaza. After investigating the allegation, Officers developed probable cause for the arrest of Reyes. Officers also recovered two large butcher knifes from Reyes. Reyes was processed at BBPD and was later turned over to the PBCJ.
18-012866 Reckless Display of a Firearm SW 26th Ave 2122 hrs
Officers responded to the above address in reference to a male waving a gun. Upon arrival, the caller directed officers towards an elderly male near the intersection of SW 11th St and SW 26th Ave. The elderly man was carrying a rifle in his left hand. When the male saw the officers vehicles, the male took a few steps towards the officers and screamed “shoot me, shoot me” multiple times at the officers. The male then turned around with the rifle in hand and walked eastbound away from the officers. Officers ordered the male to drop the rifle multiple times. The male ignored the officers orders and continued to walk eastbound on SW 26th Ave. The armed man then entered a nearby residence which was later determined to be his own home. An HNT and SWAT call-out was initiated as officers held a perimeter around the residence. At one point, the male came to the front door and placed a rifle on the ground outside of the door. The elderly male eventually came out of the residence unarmed as members of SWAT arrived at the scene. The male was taken into custody outside of the residence without incident. Multiple rifles and other firearms were removed from the residence for temporary safekeeping. The elderly male was charged with reckless display of a firearm and was turned over to the PBCJ under a Baker Act.
18-012891 Disorderly Intoxication 101 W. Woolbright Rd 0123 hrs
Officers responded to 7-Eleven in reference to a disturbance. Officers discovered that w/m Edward T. Wilcox 4/19/91 “chugged” some beers from the store’s coolers without having the means to pay for them. An old acquaintance who happened to enter the store during the incident decided to pay for the consumed alcoholic beverages. Wilcox was then given a ride home by another male. On his home, Wilcox decided to exit the vehicle in the traffic lanes of I-95 north of Woolbright Rd in order to hitchhike for another ride. Wilcox was subsequently arrested by BBPD officers and later turned over to the PBCJ.
18-12791 1351 hrs Overdose (Non-Fatal) 500 E. Woolbright Rd. (Boynton Diner)
A 36 yoa male was found unconscious outside by a patron and they administered Narcan. The subject later admitted to using Heroin earlier in the day, but denied that he used just before his overdose and denied that a capsule of Heroin found near him was his. Subject is recovering at B.M.H.
18-12807 1510 hrs Narcotic and Warrant Arrest 2600 S. Federal Hwy. (Jaycee Park)
B/F, Latonya M. Clark, 02/05/71, was arrested by Ofc. Borrero after investigation revealed she had a warrant for her arrest reference Trespassing and had in her possession a small amount of marijuana. TOT PBCJ
18-12740 Auto Burglary 2117 NE 4th ST 0700 hours
Victim reports their 2002 Ford F150 was broken into between 03-02-18 2000 and 03-03-18 0700 by breaking the driver’s window. Yellow chainsaw stolen.
18-12746 Accidental Injury 4655 N Ocean Blvd 0821 hours
Units responded to the above location in reference to a 10 year old child being bitten by a shark. Units arrived on scene and were able to determine that it was NOT a shark bite and that the boy’s surfboard had caused the injury. Child was transported to Delray Medical Center where he will have to undergo surgery. Case handled by Marine Unit.
18-012680 Child Abuse x2 540 NW 10th Ave 1707 hrs
Officers arrested B/M Tyrus T. Hardimon 11/30/92 following a thorough investigation into an alleged battery investigation. It was learned that Hardimon offered cigarettes to 2 neighborhood’s children (10 y.o.a.) who were strangers to Hardimon. When the children refused to accept cigarettes from Hardimon, Hardimon decided to slap the children on their faces. Officers tracked down Hardimon who was positively identified by the children via a show-up. Hardimon was turned over to the Palm Beach county Jail.
18-12541 Suspicious Incident 1000 N. Seacrest Blvd. 0540 hours
W/M reported that he was at 1000 N. Seacrest Blvd. when an unknown B/M came up to his vehicle and asked “what you got?.” Victim states that he then exited his vehicle and “boxed” the B/M for about 15 minutes in the parking lot. After that the suspect and victim had a few drinks together and then the B/M pulled a gun on him and robbed him. Victim had no injuries and could provide no other information.
18-12539 Possession of Marijuana <20 1500 Corporate Drive 0542 hours
Ofc. Dominguez arrested W/M Alexander Cintron for poss. Of marijuana under 20 after a traffic stop. Subject released with an NTA.
18-12550 Burglary Auto 1319 N. Federal Hwy U-Haul 0653 hours
U-Haul truck broken into between 0200-0400 by breaking out a window. Battery stolen. No suspect info/video/crime scene.
18-12568 Indecent Exposure 100 E. Boynton Beach Blvd. 0829 hours
B/M Cedric Dames was arrested for indecent exposure after he was observed by a city worker drop his pants and defecate on City Hall property. Dames was TOT PBCJ.
18-012493 Burglary-Residence 451 W. Ocean Ave 2042 hours
Victim advised that between the 1800 and 2030 hours someone had removed three window panels and screen from the west side of the residence. Several items were moved around but were unable to determine if anything was missing.
18-012505 Auto Burglary 2760 S Evergreen Cir 2155 hours
Victim advised someone had entered her unsecured vehicle and removed a toolbox valued at $150.

Boynton Briefing - March 1, 2018

18-012283 1958 hours Fleeing and Eluding 209 NW 9th Ave.
Officer Autiello saw a Black 2014 Maserati 4dr sedan bearing FL. Tag IKVF85 backed into Sara Sims park after dark contrary to City Ordinance (Closed Parks). Upon attempting contact with the driver the vehicle sped off in an East bound direction. Autiello attempted a traffic stop on the vehicle but it failed to yield and was last seen North bound on Federal Hwy from Gateway Blvd. The stop was terminated due to the vehicle’s reckless driving manner. A short time later Lantana PD advised the vehicle had crashed in their jurisdiction near Hypoluxo and Federal Hwy. Investigation ongoing.
18-012327 2326 hours GTA/Fleeing and Eluding 1300 N. Seacrest Blvd.
Officer Daily attempted a traffic stop on a Silver Nissan Altima which was traveling SB without its head lamps activated. Daily also had knowledge a stolen Nissan Altima may of been operated by b/m Jameslee Terasme (Murder Suspect) in the area. After attempting a traffic stop on said vehicle, it failed to yield and continued North bound at 40 mph. At Hypoluxo Rd. and I-95 stop sticks were successfully deployed and the vehicle became disabled at 6th Ave S. and I-95. A felony stop was conducted to wit the driver b/m Alton Bronson was taken into custody. Further investigation revealed the vehicle to be stolen out of PBSO. Multiple ski masks, gloves and a bullet proof vest were discovered inside the vehicle during the inventory search. PBSO notified via teletype. Bronson refused to provide a statement to police in reference to his involvement. He was subsequently tot PBCJ on the above listed charges. SIR in progress
Units conducted high visibility patrols throughout shift at 1901 N. Seacrest Blvd. (Ezell Hester Center)

Boynton Briefing - Feb. 28, 2018

18-11962 1220 hrs Burglary Vehicle 1319 N. Federal Hwy (U-Haul)
Unknown suspect stole a battery from a U-Haul truck sometime around 2300 hours last night. There have been four other reports of burglaries from this location since January 25th, 2018, with batteries being the sought after item.
18-11937 Warrant Arrest 1621 N. Seacrest Blvd. 0844 hours
Units responded to the above location in reference to a disturbance. During the course of their investigation it was determined that B/F Jones, Ceasia 08-02-88 had an active warrant for FTA for suspended DL. She was TOT PBCJ.

Boynton Briefing - Feb. 27, 2018

18-017797 AOD to PBC School PD Congress MS – 101 S. Congress Ave 1840 hrs
Officers responded to Congress Middle School to assist Palm Beach County School PD officers who were attempting to disperse a large group of juveniles from the school property. It was learned that the juveniles were leaving the school after attending a basketball game on campus. BBPD officers encountered 50 to 100 juveniles causing a disturbance in the parking lot of Publix Plaza (131 N. Congress Ave). Officers cleared the parking lot and arrested other juveniles who were involved in a fight (18-011829).
18-011831 Agg. Assault Cut. Inst. Exxon - 290 N. Congress Ave 1929 hrs
Officers responded to the above address and met with the victim who alleged to have been attacked by a knife wielding Latin male. The victim said he attempted to diffuse a verbal argument between the unknown male and an unknown female. The unknown male redirected his anger towards the victim and chased after the victim while holding a butcher knife. The suspect and unknown female left the area in opposite directions prior to police arrival. The suspect was described as a H/M 5'6 with black short hair, wearing a gray shirt and black pants. Officers searched the area for the suspect without success.
18-011853 Carry Concealed Firearm 500 W. Boynton Beach Blvd 2102 hrs
Ofc. Cardenas conducted a traffic stop on a Gray Chevrolet Malibu (FL Tag: HDIR71). While speaking to the driver and lone occupant of the vehicle, Ofc. Cardenas developed probable cause to search the vehicle based on the distinctive odor of marijuana coming from within the vehicle, in addition to the driver who was still smoking a suspected marijuana cigarette. The vehicle search resulted in the recovery of a stolen Ruger LCP .380 caliber handgun. The driver was arrested, processed at BBPD, and was later turned over to the PBCJ.
18-11760 1325 hrs Grand Theft (Offer Up incident) 1901 N. Seacrest Blvd.
Victim responded to the Ezell Hester Center to conduct an Offer Up transaction of their cell phone. Upon handing the phone over to the alleged buyer, the subject took off running.
18-011706 0820hrs Burglary (Business) 389 Winchester Park Blvd. (Golden Coral)
Units arrived and met with management, and discovered an unknown suspect(s) smashed a large approx. 3ft diameter hole in the exterior impact window on the northeast side of the building with a sledgehammer. Officers made entry into building and discovered another hole in an interior wall adjacent to the manager’s office where the safes are kept. Entry was made into one of the safes and cash was taken.
18-011708 0830hrs Stolen Vehicle 516 Manatee Bay Drive
Victim stated that his secured red 2013 BMW 328i SC tag #MNL862 was stolen overnight from his assigned parking space. The vehicle was entered into NCIC/FCIC as stolen.

Boynton Briefing - Feb. 23-26, 2018

18-011515 Stolen Vehicle 1467 SW 25th Pl 0750hrs
Victim reported that her ’17 gray Nissan Rogue (FL DCAM16) was stolen from in front of her residence between 2000 hours on 2/24/18 and 0725 hours on 2/25/18. Vehicle was entered into FCIC/NCIC.
On 02/25/18 at 2237, Officers received an LPR hit on the above stolen vehicle in the area of 1000 N. Seacrest Blvd. Officer Grigorian conducted a traffic stop on the aforementioned vehicle at 400 NW 10th Ave. to wit the driver immediately took flight. Both Grigorian and Daily pursued the suspect on foot to the area of 400 NW 8th Ave. When additional units arrived to secure the stolen vehicle; it had been stolen again in the span of 30 seconds. Units searched the area but met with negative results in locating the vehicle a second time. The suspect b/m/j was found by K-9 Officer Adams and his partner Duke hiding on the roof of 426 NW 8th Ave. He refused to provide a statement to officers in reference to who stole the vehicle a second time. He was subsequently charged with GTA and R/A without violence and tot JAC.
Units conducted high visibility patrols throughout shift at 1901 N. Seacrest Blvd. (Ezell Hester Center)
18-011515 Stolen Vehicle 1467 SW 25th Pl 0750hrs
Victim reported that her ’17 gray Nissan Rogue (FL DCAM16) was stolen from in front of her residence between 2000 hours on 2/24/18 and 0725 hours on 2/25/18. Vehicle was entered into FCIC/NCIC.
18-011524 Burglary Auto 117 Live Oak Ln 0854hrs
Officer responded to a report of delayed vehicle burglary. The victim reported that sometime this morning between 0830 hours and 0854 hours, an unknown suspect smashed her front driver side window of her ’15 Honda Civic and stole her IPhone 6s from the center console.
18-011543 Burglary Auto 508 Live Oak Ln 1230hrs
Officer responded to a report of a delayed vehicle burglary where the victim reported that sometime between 2000 on 2/24/18 and 1100 hours on today’s date, unknown suspect(s) broke into her ’09 Chevy Impala and stole approximately $10 in loose change.
Units responded to 1 non-fatal overdose.
18-011413 1744 hours Overdose Non-Fatal 801 N. Congress Ave.
18-011447 1959 hours Poss. of Marijuana w/Intent/R/A 1005 N. Seacrest Blvd.
While on patrol in the area of 1000 N. Seacrest Blvd. Officer Roedel observed b/m Jeremee Malave in Heritage Park which was closed per City Ordinance. Upon making contact with Malave he immediately took flight. After a short foot pursuit Malave was apprehended at 153 NW 10th Ave. Search incident to arrest yielded several 1x1 baggies containing marijuana package for sale. Malave was subsequently arrested and tot PBCJ.
18-011482 2355 hours Disturbance 1200 Miner Rd.
Units responded to the FOP lodge in reference to a fight in progress. Upon arrival there were approximately 500 people both inside and outside the lodge. There was an extreme odor of marijuana emanating from the entire area. Due to the aforementioned facts officers shut the event down and assisted in crowd control until the area was clear.
Units conducted high visibility patrols throughout shift at 1901 N. Seacrest Blvd. (Ezell Hester Center)
18-011174 1526 hours Overdose-Fatal 7203 Pinehurst Dr.
Units responded to the above address in reference to an overdose. Upon arrival units discovered the decedent w/m 28 yoa expired on his bathroom floor. Detective Bureau and Crime Scene responded.
18-007807 1719 hours Overdose/Child Neglect Arrest
Units responded to the above address in reference to an overdose. Upon arrival both w/m Andrew Otto and w/f Lauren James were found in the bedroom of the residence unresponsive. Also inside the bedroom were two four year old w/m/j children who were screaming for their parents to “please wake up”. Officer Malley attended to the children while BBFD administered life saving measures to the parents. Both regained consciousness and were transported to the hospital for additional treatment. The children were transported to BBPD until DCF arrived and took custody of them. Both Otto and James were subsequently medically cleared and arrested for one count of Child Neglect.
18-011928 0147 hours Overdose-Fatal 1767 Palmland Dr.
Units responded to the above address in reference to a 33 yoa w/m found expired in her bathtub. Detective Bureau and Crime Scene responded.
Units conducted high visibility patrols throughout shift at 1901 N. Seacrest Blvd. (Ezell Hester Center)
18-011092 Burglary (Vehicle) 600 E Boynton Beach Blvd 0800hrs
Officers responded to delayed vehicle burglary where the victim reported that sometime between 2230 hours on 2/22/18 and 0730 on todays date, an unknown suspect smashed out the window to his 2010 Chevy Tahoe and stole his cell phone and a spare key to his girlfriend’s 2015 white Kia Optima (FL GVDR68) which was then stolen from the same location (Case # 18-011094).

Police arrest teen who made threats to shoot up school

Boynton Beach Police on Friday arrested a 14-year-old boy who threatened to shoot up the school he attends.
Officers responded to the SouthTech Preparatory Academy, 1325 Gateway Blvd., at 9:37 a.m., and were told that the student told two other students via FaceTime that he was going to shoot up the school.
During these FaceTime conversations, he showed the other students what appeared to be two different firearms.
SouthTech Preparatory Academy, and the nearby Bright Horizons at Boynton Beach preschool, were placed on lockdown while officers located the student, who did not come to school today.
Officers found the student inside his Boynton Beach home at about 10:30 a.m.
Detectives obtained a consent to search the home and recovered an air rifle and air pistol. No actual weapons were found in the home.
The teen was charged with disrupting a school function.
The Boynton Beach Police Department takes seriously any threat made against the safety of students and schools in the City of Boynton Beach, and will vigorously investigate such claims.
We urge students and their parents to remain vigilant and continue providing law enforcement with information about potential threats.
We encourage everyone to download our free MyPD app, which can be used to anonymously send crime tips in real time. If you see something, say something.

Boynton Briefing - Feb. 23, 2018

18-011057 AOD To PBSO / Warrant Arrest 63 Vista Del Rio 2302 hours
Officers assisted PBSO Detectives in locating a fugitive who was wanted on weapons charges. W/M James Gross was apprehended and turned over to the Palm Beach County Jail.
Multiple Officers from the B3/C3 shift conducted high visibility patrol at Ezell Hester Park during a basketball event.
18-10905 Auto Burglary 1475 W. Gateway Blvd. (Hampton Inn)
18-10909 Auto Burglary 1475 W. Gateway Blvd. (Hampton Inn)
18-10910 Auto Burglary 1475 W. Gateway Blvd. (Hampton Inn)
18-10911 Auto Burglary 1475 W. Gateway Blvd. (Hampton Inn)
18-10913 0936 hrs Auto Burglary – Firearm Theft 119 NW 10th Ave.
Unknown person burglarized the vehicle between 1200 and 1845 hours yesterday. Subject later discovered his Springfield XD MOD 2, .45 ACP semi-automatic firearm was missing from the driver’s side door panel.

Boynton Briefing - Feb. 22, 2018

18-010855 Failed To Stop Sara Sims Park - 209 NW 9th Ct 0004 hours
Officers on patrol attempted a traffic stop on a Gray Nissan Altima bearing FL tag Y05SEN. The vehicle fled from officers and refused to stop. The officers discontinued their attempt at stopping the vehicle as the vehicle fled northbound on Seacrest Blvd from MLK Blvd. An NCIC/FCIC of the vehicle’s tag revealed that the vehicle was reported stolen out of PBSO jurisdiction.
18-010704 0841hrs Burglary (Residence) 812 W. Ocean Dr.
Victim advised that unknown suspect(s) entered the garage and stole a black bicycle from within.
18-010708 0901hrs Theft 548 E. Woolbright.
Victim stated that his wallet was stolen from his backpack while he was at Panera Bread.
18-010717 1016hrs Theft 4753 N. Congress Ave.
While shopping in Presidente Supermarket, victim set her wallet down and left the area. Surveillance shows an unknown female pick the wallet up and walk to another area of the store where she proceeds to remove cash from the wallet then set the wallet down and walks away.

Boynton Briefing - Feb. 21, 2018

18-010594 1829 hours Overdose Non-Fatal 291 NE 19th Ave.
18-010608 1920 hours Homicide 1901 N. Seacrest Blvd. (Ezell Hester)
Units responded to the above address in reference to a shooting. Upon arrival units located a 21 yoa B/M victim. The scene was subsequently secured and D-Bureau/Crime Scene notified. The investigation is on-going.
18-010627 2146 hours Shooting 3350 E. Atlantic Dr.
Units responded to the above address in reference to a shooting. A check of the residence discovered four rounds hit the front exterior of the home. Crime Scene responded.
18-010497 Police Assist/Suspicious Incident 1325 W Gateway Blvd 1059hrs
Officers responded to South Tech Prep School in reference to a student making statements that he was going to shoot up the school. Upon making contact with the student he advised that an unknown person told him to say it via Instagram. The student’s parent arrived at school and advised that she was taking him directly to see a doctor. No further action needed at this time.
18-010527 Residential Burglary 700 SW 1st Ct 1391hrs
Officer responded to a report of delayed burglary to the residence. The victim reported that sometime between 1800 hours on 2/18/18 and 1330 hours on today’s date, an unknown person smashed a window on the south side of the home and then stole about $500 worth of tools.
18-010536 DUI Arrest 2100 SE 3rd St 1418hrs
W/F Temple Fawn Inman was arrested for DUI after being lawfully stopped for a traffic violation. Inman failed all tests and was later TOT PBCJ.

Boynton Briefing - Feb. 17-20, 2018

18-010423 0042 hours Stolen Auto/Fleeing and Eluding Arrest 100 NE 16th Ave.
Officer Grigorian was on patrol in the aforementioned area when he attempted a traffic stop on a Gray 2007 VW Jetta bearing FL. Tag HTJ V46. The vehicle failed to stop and continued Northbound on Seacrest Blvd toward Gateway. A registration check through dispatch, revealed the vehicle to be stolen out of Boynton Beach. The vehicle made an East bound turn onto Gateway and then a South bound turn onto NE 3rd St. The vehicle stopped at 2210 NE 3rd St. where a felony stop was conducted. The driver B/M/J Amos Decembre dob 10-8-01 was taken into custody and arrested for GTA and Fleeing and Eluding.
18-010272 Burglary (Vehicle) 502 NE 3rd St 0908hrs
Officer responded to National Transmission where it was reported that between 1800 hrs on 2-16-18 and 0900 hrs on today's date, an unknown person entered a 2013 Ford E450 shuttle bus and removed a CB radio ($500) and caused about $100 in damage.
18-010281 Burglary (Vehicle) 21 Juniper Dr 1025hrs
Officer responded to Briny Breezes and made contact with the victim who reported that between the hours of 1200 on 2/17/18 and 1000hrs on this date an unknown person entered his 2010 Dodge Caravan and removed a set of Ping golf clubs ($400). There was no forced entry or damage found on the vehicle.
18-010282 Strong Arm Robbery 300 N Seacrest Blvd 1038hrs
Officers responded to the area in reference to a reported strong arm robbery where the victim advised that while she was using her cell phone an unidentified b/m rode past her on a black bicycle and grabbed her phone out of her hands. She advised that the suspected then fled north bound on N. Seacrest Blvd. Multiple units searched the area with negative results. At 1431, the victim called the PD and reported that she had called her phone and learned it was located at Bethesda Hospital where she recovered it. The victim advised that she had not been at Bethesda Hospital. A refusal to prosecute form was then completed.
18-10306 Burglary (Vehicle) 5000 N Ocean Blvd 1321hrs
Officer was flagged down at Briny Breezes to report a delayed vehicle burglary. The victim reported that sometime during the evening an unknown person broke into their 2014 Ford Escape by smashing the front passenger window. The suspect then removed a black Ruger LCR 38 Special Double Action Revolver with Crimson Trace Laser, (serial # 541-33206) valued at $660. The firearm was entered into FCIC/NCIC as stolen.
18-010139 1637 hours Aggravated Assault (Firearm) 100 SE 4th Avenue
B/M Romaine Henry DOB 08-22-93 was arrested after investigation revealed he and his girlfriend lured her ex-boyfriend to their residence via text messages eluding to sexual favors. Upon his arrival to area, Henry approached the ex-boyfriend and pointed a firearm at him. The ex-boyfriend fled in his car with Henry and his girlfriend pursuing him throughout the city. Eventually, the ex-boyfriend lost Henry and responded to the station to make a report. Officers located Henry at 521 SW 1st Court. He was taken to the station where Post Miranda he admitted to the events. He further stated that he disposed of the gun in a canal off of Miner Road; however, a search warrant was executed at the condo and a firearm was located in the downstairs bathroom. Henry was processed and sent to county jail.
18-010133 1526 hrs Overdose (Non-Fatal)500 W. Woolbright Rd.
W/M Adult was operating a vehicle southbound on I-95 and crashed into another vehicle. The subject continued driving until he exited onto Woolbright Rd. exit ramp, where he stopped the vehicle on the overpass merge lane. Citizens approached the subject and found him unconscious from an overdose. Officer arrived on-scene and administered to doses of Narcan Nasal spray and he was turned over to BBFR for transport to BMH for further treatment. Subject expected to make full recovery. Vehicle accident investigated by FHP.
18-010005 2031 hours Baker Act NE 6th Avenue
39 year old black female was taken into custody under a Baker Act after she was observed in roadway yelling that people were chasing her. Subject further stated that she was “losing her mind” and no longer wanted to live. The female was transported to JFK Hospital.
18-010055 0103 hours Stolen Auto 905 W Woolbright Road
Victim reported that unknown person(s) stole his silver 2011 Hyundai Sonata bearing FL tag 319MLX which he left running in the parking lot of RaceTrac Gas. Vehicle was entered into FCIC/NCIC as stolen.
18-010061 0242 hours DUI 2605 W Woolbright Road
W/M Benjamin W Manning DOB 07-21-77 was arrested for DUI in the parking lot of the 7-11. Manning was taken to county jail.
18-009772 1903 hours CCF 412 NE 3rd Street
Officers attempted a traffic stop on a bicyclist in the 300 block of NE 3rd Street. The cyclist refused to stop and pedaled behind 412 NE 3rd Street where he dismounted his bike and fled on foot. In the process of running he threw a metallic object over a fence. The cyclist, identified as Clarck Jerome DOB 02/04/95 was captured and arrested. Officers backtracked and located Jimenez Arms .380 caliber pistol on the other side of the fence. Post-Miranda Jerome confessed to possessing the firearm for protection and discarding it because he’s on probation. Jerome was processed and sent to county jail.
18-009809 2057 hours CCF/Possession of Contraband 3000 N Seacrest Blvd
NIU, D-Bureau and K9 were on proactive patrol in the 2200 block of N Seacrest Blvd when they observed a white 2016 Ford Fiesta bearing FL tag CHRS67 cut off two vehicles. The officers attempted a traffic stop but the driver of the car failed to yield. Officers broke off their pursuit as the vehicle fled north on Seacrest towards Hypoluxo Road; however, due to I-95 being closed (Pres. Trump escort) the car was caught in traffic. The car then went east on Hypoluxo Road where the two occupants bailed and fled on foot. The driver jumped the fenced and was not captured. The passenger, B/M Derriel L Wallace DOB 08-08-95 fled but was tased and captured. In the process, Wallace dropped a Kel-Tec 9mm pistol and a plastic bag containing 2 smaller bags of heroin and 39 small bags of cocaine. On his person, Wallace had an oxycodone pill and a marijuana cigarette. Inside the car, officers located a loaded Glock 21 (.45 ACP pistol), 66.1 grams of codeine (liquid), 10.7 grams of marijuana, 9.5 grams of heroin, 1.3 grams of Methamphetamine, 5.3 grams of crack cocaine and drug paraphernalia. Wallace was medically cleared, processed and sent to county jail.
18-009822 2344 hours Possession of Contraband 2010 N Federal Hwy
W/M Anthony B Guerrero DOB 05-20-96 was arrested for possession of marijuana <20 grams after officers found him smoking in his car inside Harvey Oyer Park which closes at Dusk. Guerrero was processed and released with an NTA.
18-009847 0102 hours Flee & Elude/Poss. of Contraband 2400 N Seacrest Blvd
Officers Montoute and Vazquez using the unmarked Magnum attempted a traffic stop on a silver Nissan Maxima bearing FL tag EGQJ71. The driver refused to stop and initially began to drive at a high rate of speed before stopping just north of Mentone Road. A felony stop was conducted and with the assistance of K9 Iro the four occupants (2 males and 2 females) were detained. The two females exited the car without incident however the males (driver and passenger) resisted. One of the females was released on scene without charges. The other female, B/F Tomika L Roberts DOB 12-21-79 was charged with possession of cocaine. The driver, B/M Alexander Houston Jr DOB 07-16-81 was charged with Flee & Elude, and resisting without violence. The passenger, B/M Antwron Fredrick DOB 05-28-87 was charged with resisting without. Force was used to take Houston into custody. No reported injuries.

Boynton Briefing - Feb. 16, 2018

18-009595 2245 hours Batt. LEO/R/A with Violence 100 E. B.B.B.
Officer Alegria was flagged down at the aforementioned address by a w/m advising there was b/m walking down the middle of the roadway in traffic. Upon making contact with the b/m now identified as Kenson Desir, he told Alegria “he doesn’t listen to police he only listens to god”. After additional commands were given to the suspect to clear the roadway; Desir advanced towards Alegria in an aggressive manner and grabbed his uniform shirt. A brief struggle ensued and Alegria was able to restrain the suspect without injury. Desir was subsequently charged and tot PBCJ.
18-009602 2341 hours DUI/Fleeing and Eluding Arrest Gateway Blvd & I-95.
Officer Castro attempted a traffic stop on a reckless driver I-95 North bound at the aforementioned address. The 2017 Blue Mercedes bearing FL tag 426-RK8 operated by w/m Nathan Apfelbaum dob 03-13-50 failed to stop and proceeded out of the city limits. During the attempted stop Castro was able to identify the driver and owner of the vehicle who resided in Highland Beach, FL. With cooperation from Highland Beach PD Castro made contact with the defendant at his residence in the Tuscany Development. After being mirandized, Apfelbaum was taken into custody and transported to BBPD where he was charged and tot PBCJ.
18-009450 0847 hours AOD/BBFD (Structure Fire) 335 NE 11th Avenue
All occupants evacuated safety.

Boynton Briefing - Feb. 13-15, 2018

18-009373 2005 hours Shots Fired 308 SE 21st Ave.
Units responded to the aforementioned address in reference to shots fired. Upon arrival they located five spent .40 caliber shell casings. Local hospitals were checked for victims; which, yielded negative results. No witnesses or investigative leads were gleaned during the above incident.
18-009405 0002 hours Shooting into an Occupied Dwelling 915 SW 3rd St.
Units responded to the aforementioned address in reference to a shooting. Upon arrival, units located four spent 9mm shell casings in the roadway. The residence was struck four times; one projectile was recovered from the homes exterior. The resident was sleeping at the time of the shooting and did not witness the incident. One witness on scene advised there was a Black Dodge Charger fleeing the area after the shooting.
Units responded to multiple calls regarding the railroad crossing arms malfunctioning and for traffic issues due the construction at W Boynton Beach Blvd and Winchester Blvd.
18-009157 1923 hours Possession of Contraband 2600 NW 1st Street
NIU agents, D-Bureau, and K-9 conducted a traffic stop on a blue 2012 Ford Mustang bearing FL tag IPSY34 for speeding. The driver of the car B/M James C Derose DOB 11-14-83 had never been issued a driver’s license and his driving privileges had been suspended. Officers also detected the smell of marijuana in the car and located 1.1 grams of marijuana on the passenger seat. In the center console of the car was a plastic bag containing a bluish powder which tested positive for methamphetamine. Derose was processed and sent to county jail.
18-009187 2055 hours Possession of Contraband 200 NW 14th Avenue
NIU agents, D-Bureau, and K-9 attempted a traffic stop on a red 2004 Buick Century bearing FL temp tag CDC0401 for speeding. As soon as they activated their lights, the driver later identified as B/M Sherman L Griffin DOB 06-12-92 threw a plastic bag containing a white powder out the window. Griffin initially failed to stop but eventually pulled over in the 1300 block of N Seacrest Blvd. As officers were arresting Griffin he admitted to throwing a small bag of weed from the car. Officers retraced the path and discovered a plastic bag containing a white powder in the roadway in front of 1490 NW 1st (exactly where he was observed discarding it). The powder tested positive for cocaine and weighed 26 grams. Griffin was processed and sent to county jail.
18-009225 2359 hours Possession of Contraband 100 SE 27th Way
W/M John T Horton DOB 02-10-93 was arrested for possession of marijuana <20 grams following a traffic stop. Horton was processed and released with an NTA.
18-009226 0006 hours Possession of Contraband 8121 Lawrence road
B/M Kirby J Saint-Louis DOB 02-18-97 was arrested for possession of marijuana <20 grams after he was found smoking a “blunt” inside his vehicle in a closed park (Knollwood Park). Saint-Louis was processed and released with an NTA.
18-009040 0730 hours Burglary Auto 902 SW 27th place.
Victim reported that unknown suspects entered her unlocked vehicle and removed KAHR .380 handgun, a laptop and an Ipad.
17-009058 0835 hours Burglary Auto 561 Manatee Bay Drive.
Victim reported that unknown suspects entered his unlocked vehicle and removed Ipod and miscellaneous items.
18-08908 1432 hours Loitering & Prowling Arrest 1721 Stonehaven Dr.
A 17yoa Juvenile male was arrested after he was found in possession of several stolen items that he obtained from breaking into several vehicles in the area. Subject could not offer a reasonable explanation for his presence or why he had stolen property. Several victims were located, but they did not want to prosecute for burglaries. NTA’d and TOT Parent.
18-08937 1709 hours Overdose Death 815 W. Boynton Beach Blvd.
Male adult was discovered as deceased on a welfare check after concerns from friends indicated the subject was a recovering drug addict and he had not shown up for work.
18-08947 1842 hours Strong Arm Robbery 1919 N. Seacrest Blvd.
Victim advised a B/M wearing a white shirt, black shorts, 6 ft tall, muscular build, and short hair, stole his wallet from his hand as he was getting into his vehicle. A brief struggle for the wallet occurred, but the suspect escaped with it and was last seen running east bound on NE 19th Ave.

Coffee with a Cop

Our next Coffee with a Cop is on Feb. 24, 2018 at McDonald’s, 1810 S. Federal Highway, from 10 a.m. – noon. Join us for coffee and conversation!

Boynton Briefing - Feb. 9-12, 2018

18-008723 Overdose-non fatal 800 W. Woolbright Rd 1448 hours
18-008780 Overdose-non fatal 509 SW 1st Court 2215 hours
18-008677 Burglary (Vehicle) 1319 N Federal Hwy 0930hrs
An employee at U-Haul reported that sometime between 02/10/18 at 1900 hours and 02/11/18 at 0845 hours an unknown suspect smashed the driver side window of one of the moving trucks then proceeded to open the hood and removed the battery.
Units responded to 1 non-fatal overdose.
18-008657 Cat Type Burglary Arrest 104 NW 10th Ct. 0346 hours
Officers responded to an in progress Cat Burglary located at the aforementioned address. The victim advised a b/m wearing a hoody style sweatshirt was inside her residence when she woke up. Victim advised the suspect now identified as B/M Sylister Lopez Jones had fled the residence via the backdoor with her purse. Units set up a perimeter and began to canvas the area. Officer Worrell located Jones riding a bicycle at the intersection of Leisureville Blvd and NW 10th Ct; upon sight of officers the suspect immediately took flight. After a lengthy foot pursuit, Jones was apprehended by Officer Grigorian and Officer Adea at 813 SW 1st Ave. A show-up was conducted which yielded a positive ID.
18-008584 Narcotics Poss. /Resisting Arrest 908 NW 1st Street 1826 hours
Officer Roedel initiated a traffic stop resulting in the driver and passenger quickly exiting the vehicle. After several commands to “stop” the driver (Marquelle Bonner) fled and was detained after a short foot pursuit. Officers located crack cocaine within the vehicle. Bonner was charged with Cocaine Poss., R/A without Violence, and Operating a MV w/o DL. Bonner was TOT PBCJ.
18-008611 Auto Burglary 2290 N. Congress Ave (LA Fitness) 2057 hours
Victim advised someone had damaged the driver door lock to his Chevy Tahoe and stole his wallet and phone charger which was left in the middle console.
18-008505 Burglary (Vehicle) 580 Manatee Bay Dr 0907hrs
Officers responded to a delayed vehicle burglary where the victim reported that an unknown suspect entered his unsecured 2015 Chevy Silverado and stole his wallet from the center console sometime between 1915 hrs on 1-09-18 and 0730 hrs on today's date. The total loss is estimated at $32.
18-008506 Burglary (Vehicle) 1500 Corporate Dr 0957hrs
Officers responded to a vehicle burglary at Lowes Home Improvement where the victim reported that sometime between 0920 and 0957 hours on today’s date an unidentified w/m stole a DeWalt pressure cleaner ($1000) from the back of his 2017 Dodge Ram truck. A witness described the suspect as having untrimmed facial hair and was seen getting into a gold in color older model vehicle. There is possible surveillance video of the incident that wasn’t accessible at the time of the investigation.
18-008521 Suspicious Incident/Baker Act 1500 S FEC 1138hrs
Officers responded to a report of a b/m walking along side of the train tracks while carrying what appeared to be a handgun. Multiple units arrived on scene and placed themselves in tactically advantageous positions where they confirmed seeing what they believed to be a firearm in his hand. He was given verbal commands and was subsequently taken into custody without incident. The handgun that he was carrying was determined to be a BB gun. After speaking to himl, officers determined that he met the criteria for a Baker Act and was subsequently taken into protective custody and transported to JFK.
Units responded to 1 non-fatal overdose.
18-008413 2016 hours Poss. Contraband/R/A 1000 N. Seacrest Blvd.
Officer Grigorian received a LPR hit on a 1999 Mitsubishi Montero bearing FL tag 787NQL in reference to a seize tag order and suspended D/L. Grigorian conducted a traffic stop on the aforementioned vehicle; the driver B/M Marc Joseph subsequently took flight. After a short foot pursuit, he was tased and apprehended. Search incident to arrest yielded a small amount of Marijuana. Joseph was charged, medically cleared and tot PBCJ.
18-008451 2329hours Burglary Residence 305 SW 2nd St.
Units responded to the above address in reference to a delayed Burglary. Victim advised unknown suspect(s) gained entry to his residence via the back window by removing the screen. Once inside they stole various electronics and jewelry valued at $2,750.
18-008452 0015hours Grand Theft Auto Arrest 1300 N. Seacrest Blvd.
Officer Grigorian received a LPR hit in reference to a stolen silver 2012 Kia SUV bearing FL on tag Y07XSR traveling northbound on Seacrest Blvd. Grigorian conducted a traffic stop on the aforementioned vehicle. Further investigation yielded probable cause to arrest B/F Theresa Mckenzie for one count of Grand Theft Auto. She was subsequently charged and tot PBCJ.
18-008458 0103hours Failed to Stop 1200 N. Seacrest Blvd.
Officer Autiello received information in reference to a stolen gray 2017 Nissan Versa bearing FL tag# IEJE06. Autiello attempted a traffic stop on said vehicle; however, the vehicle failed to stop. The stop was terminated due to the reckless driving pattern of the suspect vehicle. It was last seen “blacked out” in the 100 blk of SE 5th Ave.
18-008280 Vandalism (City Property) 201 NW 9th Court 0740hrs
Officers responded to a report of vandalism to the women’s restroom at Sara Sims Park. A city employee reported that sometime between 0800 on 2/7/18 and todays date, an unknown subject removed and damaged a light fixture and hand dryer which were valued at approximately $500.

The Passing of Retired Police Chief William "Bill" Hamilton

It is with a heavy heart that we announce the passing of Retired Boynton Beach Police Chief William "Bill" Hamilton.
Chief Hamilton was hired by the Boynton Beach Police Department in Feb. 1959. He became Chief of Police in Jan. 1982 and served in that capacity until his retirement in Oct. 1984.
Chief Hamilton was surrounded by his family and friends when he peacefully passed on Feb. 3. His son, Chris, provided us with some beautiful insight into his life. Please take some time to read about a man who meant a great deal to this agency.

"They truly broke the mold when Dad arrived on earth in the early 1930’s. Dad served our Country in the Army in the 1950’s, he graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Master’s degree from Pepperdine University, he also graduated from the FBI Academy in the 1970’s, and gave 25 years of loyalty and pride to the Boynton Beach Police Department and retired as their Police Chief...Dad’s true wishes were to ride off into the sunset, singing Willie Nelson in his t-shirt and blue jeans. One of Dad’s favorite #willienelson songs was Angel Flying too Close to the Ground. I played hours of Willie Nelson tunes at Dad’s bedside during his final few days and I will always cherish these memories. Please do not be sad for our family because we are celebrating Dad’s full-life.. Please just remember and honor Dad by carrying on his great stories and sense of humor. Here are the so fitting lyrics of Willie Nelson’s Angel Flying too Close to the Ground~ “I knew someday that you would fly away. For love's the greatest healer to be found. So leave me if you need to, I will still remember. Angel flying too close to the ground. Fly on, fly on past the speed of sound..."

Rest in Peace, Chief Hamilton. Thank you for your dedication. #bbpdpride

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Boynton Briefing - Feb. 9, 2018

18-008174 1751 hours Flee and Elude 550 N Congress Avenue
NIU agents attempted to stop a black 2002 Mitsubishi for displaying a non-valid temporary tag (S-250185) in the 200 block of N Congress Avenue. The driver of the car initially yielded and pulled into the parking lot of Best Buy but then rapidly accelerated east on Old Boynton Road. Officers followed from a safe distance as the driver became erratic. The Mitsubishi then turned east on W Ocean Drive which is a dead-end. Officers followed the car to the end of the road where it appeared the occupants were about to bail from the car. A felony stop was conducted and taken into custody was the driver, black male Jack Junior Noubert DOB and passenger, black male Brian S Kyles DOB 08-31-93. Another passenger, black male Shawn Ricky Jean Cabane DOB 10-13-91 was found to have an outstanding DNA warrant. Inside the driver area of the car, officers located a Smith & Wesson M&P Shield 9mm handgun and an assortment of narcotic pills. Noubert was charged with Flee & Eluding, DWLS, possession of marijuana <20 grams, possession of a firearm, possession of a controlled substance. Kyles was charged with possession of marijuana <20 grams. Noubert was sent to county jail; Kyles was released via NTA.
18-008178 1815 hours Possession of Contraband 8018 Stirrup Cay Court|
Officer Pires responded to this address in reference to a disturbance involving the sale and subsequent return of a motor vehicle. As he was concluding his investigation, he determined it was best to give the buyer black male Steeve Jean DOB 12-20-91 a ride out of the area since he had just returned to the sellthe car he bought earlier in the day. As he was dropping Jean off at the 7-11, 7044 Lawrence Road he detected a strong odor of marijuana emanating from one of Jean’s bags. Inside the bag, Officer Pires located marijuana and 9 acetaminophen and hydrocodone capsules. Jean was subsequently charged with possession of a controlled substance and possession of marijuana <20 grams.
18-008242 2303 hours Suspicious Incident (shots fired) 641 NW 5th Street
Officers responded to the area in reference to a call of 2 gun shots heard. Officers canvassed the area and found no evidence of gun fire.
18-08098 1044 hours Narcotic Arrest 900 N. Seacrest Blvd.
Officer Jennings conducted a traffic stop on W/M, Joseph Whatmough, 09/06/89, whom was subsequently found to be in possession of a small quantity of Heroin. TOT PBCJ.
18-08160 1550 hours Strong Arm Robbery x 2 (Arrest) 138 W. Boynton Beach Blvd. (Cash-A-Check)
W/M suspect committed a strong arm robbery on two subjects then took flight on foot. Officer Sohn immediately coordinated a perimeter, thus leading to a successful apprehension of the suspect. Suspect was located hiding underneath a residence at 106 NE 4th Ave., whom complied with verbal orders to exit.

Police investigating traffic fatality

Boynton Beach Police are investigating a fatal traffic crash that occurred last night at the intersection of Gulfstream Boulevard and South Federal Highway.
Duchard Lazare, 26, was driving his 1999 Toyota Camry north on South Federal Highway at around 8 p.m., when it was struck by a motorcycle. The right side of Joshua Rohe’s 2013 Kawaski hit the driver’s side of Lazare’s car. Rohe, 24, lost control of the motorcycle and was ejected from the vehicle.
Seconds later, another motorcycle struck the rear driver’s side of Lazare’s car. Ryan Laurain, 25, was ejected from his 2007 Honda motorcycle.
Rohe was taken via trauma alert to Delray Medical Center, where he died. Laurain was taken to Bethesda hospital with non-life threatening injuries. Lazare and the two passengers in his car were not injured.
The cause of the crash is still being investigated. Anyone who witnessed the crash is ask to call Traffic Homicide Investigator Chris Munro at 561-742-6112 or Crime Stoppers of Palm Beach County at 800-458-TIPS.

Boynton Briefing - Feb. 8, 2018

18-007989 2004 hours Accident w/Injuries (THI callout) 3600 S Federal Hwy
Officers responded to Gulfstream Blvd and S Federal Hwy in reference to a vehicle versus two motorcycles crash. Both cyclists were ejected from their respective bikes, one with more serious injuries than the other. Due to the extent of the injuries, THI was called out to investigate the crash. At approximately 0130 hours, we were notified that one of the motorcyclists died as a result of his injuries.
18-007999 2105 hours Burglary (in-progress) Buttonwood Lane
Witness called 911 in reference to a black male wearing a hoodie opening car doors and using a flashlight to burglar cars. Responding units set up and perimeter, and the male was seen running from the Sandalwood development to Borgata. With the suspect boxed in, K-9 Iro was able to locate him in the backyard of 1439 Artimino Lane (Borgata). Victims/Witnesses from Sandalwood arrived for a positive show-up. The suspect turned out to be a 16 year old juvenile. He was charged with 1 count of burglary (auto) and 3 counts of burglary attempt. He was processed and taken to the Juvenile Assessment Center.
18-008013 2255 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal 1006 Coral Court
32 year old man was found unresponsive in the bathroom by his father. Responding officers administered Narcan. The male was transported to Bethesda Hospital by BBFR.
18-008019 0023 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 209 N Federal Hwy
30 year old male was found unresponsive in the rear parking lot of The Boardwalk Italian Ice & Creamer. Responding officers administered Narcan. The male was transported to Bethesda Hospital by BBFR.
AOD PBSO Homicide / Deputy Involved Shooting
Units assisted with shutting down northbound Interstate 95 traffic for several hours in reference to a homicide and deputy involved shooting scene in the area of Lantana and I-95.
Large volume of traffic on surface streets caused by the shutdown of I-95 contributed to several traffic crashes.

Police investigating shooting

Boynton Beach Police are investigating a shooting that occurred around 1:15 a.m. on Bentwater Circle.
A 21-year-old man suffered a gunshot wound and was taken by a friend to a local hospital. His injury is not life threatening.
Detectives are following up on several leads, and ask that anyone who witnessed the shooting call 561-732-8116 or Crime Stoppers of Palm Beach County at 800-458-TIPS. You can remain anonymous.

Police investigating traffic crash that injured 10-year-old boy

A 10-year-old boy is recovering from injuries he received last night when he was struck by a car in the 500 block of South Seacrest Boulevard. A red 2012 Toyota Camry was traveling south on Seacrest Boulevard at around 9:40 p.m., when the vehicle struck the child.
The driver, identified as Irveltz Lafleur, 41, told police that he was driving south when he heard a loud sound. He immediately stopped and exited the car, and observed the child in the roadway. The child was taken to the hospital, where he remains in stable condition.
The investigation is ongoing. Witnesses are asked to call Traffic Homicide Investigator Chris Munro at 561-742-6112.

Boynton Briefing - Feb. 6, 2018

18-07563 1911 hours Attempted Murder Aspen Leaf Dr.
Units responded to the above address in reference to a shooting involving a husband and wife. The victim called 911 advising he had been shot several times by his wife (w/f Lisa Barreca). While en-route to the above address, dispatch advised the wife had shot herself in the leg. Based on the life threatening exigent circumstances, entry was made into the residence. The victim was located in the living room with multiple gunshots to his chest, head and back. He was removed from the scene where he was taken to the hospital. Lisa was located in the garage with the firearm (.380 Ruger) where she surrendered to officers. Lisa was taken to the hospital with none life threatening injuries. After further investigation by BBPD Detectives, Lisa was charged with Attempted Murder. The victim remains hospitalized in stable condition.
18-007595 2142hours Traffic Accident/Trauma Alert 500 S. Seacrest Blvd.
Units responded to the above address in reference to a traffic accident involving a pedestrian. Upon arrival, they located a b/m/j (10 yoa) with a severe leg injury as a result of being struck by a 2012 Toyota Camry operated by B/M Irveltz Lafleur. Witnesses on scene stated the child was playing in the roadway, which was consistent with Irveltz’s statement. Further investigation revealed the child was being baby sat by his 15 yoa sister while his parents were at church. The child was transported to the hospital and is currently listed in stable condition. THI and Crime Scene responded. Investigation is on-going as of this writing.
18-007459 Burglary (Auto) 181 Meadows Dr 0850hrs
Officers responded to a burglary where the victim reported that an unknown suspect entered her 06 Honda Civic (FL Y19HCW) due to her doors being unsecured. Her Michael Kors sunglasses ($150) were located on the ground outside of the vehicle and nothing else appeared to be missing.

Boynton Briefing - Feb. 2-5, 2018

18-007432 0116 hours Burglary (Residence) 652 Oak Street
Victim called 911 to report that she observed (via security cameras) a black male in her fenced-in backyard rummaging around; and her husband was holding him at gunpoint. Officers arrived and detained B/M Canson St. Fort DOB 02-19-83. St. Fort who had ridden his bike to the property advised he was only in their backyard to seek shelter from the rain. St. Fort was arrested, processed and sent to county jail.
18-7277 0906 hours Narcotic Arrest 201 NW 9th Ct.
B/F, Mary Ewell, 03/25/79, was arrested for Possession of Heroin (.3 grms) and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia; and B/M, Mosie Young, 12/28/68, was arrested for Possession of Drug Paraphernalia by Officer Dominguez.
18-7301 1025 hours Narcotic Arrest 2 Colonial Club Dr.
W/M, Michael Jones, 03/17/81, was arrested for Possession of Cocaine (1.4 grms) and Possession of Suboxone (.4 grms), by Officer Haas.
18-007211 2057 hours Burglary (Auto) 103 SE 12th Avenue
Victim reported that between 1800 hours and 2030 hours unknown person(s) entered his unlocked maroon 2005 Honda Odyssey bearing FL tag DLLN25. Taken from the Honda was an Apple iPhone ($150), a wallet ($15) containing several credit cards.
18-007226 2221 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 3260 E Palm Drive
36 year old male was found unresponsive in the bathroom by his girlfriend. Upon officers’ arrival, the male began to regain consciousness without the use of Narcan. Male was transported to JFK Hospital by BBFR.
18-7094 1201 hrs Stolen Auto 2515 NE 1st Ct.
Beige 1998 Toyota Camry with FL tag # LBSTR, reported stolen between 02/01 at 2100 and 02/02 at 0900.
18-7112 1342 hrs Stolen Semi-truck 1500 SW 8th St. (Home Depot)
Blue 2015 Volvo Semi-truck with IL tag # P905481, reported stolen between 02/02 at 0200 and 1342 hours this morning.
18-7130 1513 hrs Overdose (Non-Fatal) 617 NE 2nd St. #A
Adult male was found unconscious by a citizen whom provided CPR until police and Fire Rescue arrived. Subject administered Narcan by FD and is expected to fully recover.
18-007010 2159 hours Flee and Elude 150 I-95N
Officers observed a red Honda bearing FL tag 949QKQ operating in the 500 block of W Boynton Beach Blvd with faulty equipment (headlight out). Officers attempted a traffic stop but the Honda entered I-95 and sped off. Officers shut off their equipment and terminated their efforts. As the officers were exiting at Gateway Blvd they discovered that the Honda had been involved in a traffic crash and had overturned. Officers were able to rescue the driver B/M Gabriel Bryant and charge him with aggravated flee and elude; reckless driving; driving with no D/L; and possession of marijuana <20 grams. The passenger B/M Andy Delice was also rescued and charged with possession of Xanax. Both were medically cleared and sent to county jail. There were no injuries and FHP handled the traffic crash.
NIU, D-Bureau, and K-9 made numerous traffic stops and several arrests to include:
18-006938 B/M Tony W Hayes DOB 04-25-73 possession of marijuana <20 grams; paraphernalia .
18-006960 B/F Annesha Dorce DOB 12-20-93 possession of marijuana <20grams; she also had firearms in her car to include a Bushmaster AR15, a Glock 17, and a Glock 19.
18-006974 B/M Marvis J Permenter DOB 04-12-84 possession of marijuana <20grams; B/M Jeramie D Hunter DOB 07-15-88 possession of marijuana <20grams and possession of codeine
18-006989 B/M Barnard T Desanges DOB 05-13-92 possession of marijuana <20grams, possession of Cocaine, and possession of Heroin.
18-006840 0829hrs Burglary Auto 329 NE 23rd Ave.
Victim stated that unknown suspect(s) entered his unsecured vehicle and removed property from within.
18-006851 0956hrs Overdose (Non-fatal) Homing Inn 2821 S. Federal Hwy.

Police warn parents about man who tried to lure 13-year-old at bus stop

On Tuesday, a man tried to lure a 13-year-old girl into his truck after she got off the school bus at the intersection of Chapel Hill Drive and Fernwood Drive. It was around 4:40 p.m., and she was waiting for her step-dad to pick her up when a newer model black pick-up truck with a 4x4 emblem on the side pulled up alongside her. The black male driver rolled down the window and said, "How much will I get for $200." She responded by saying she was 13 years old and that she didn't know him. He said that it didn't matter and told her to get inside the truck. He said this several times, and at one point took off his seat belt and began to open the driver's side door. That's when this smart teen started to reach into her backpack and said she was calling the police. The man then quickly drove away. He is described as a black male with an Afro, clean shaven, wearing a black shirt and sunglasses and appears to be in his mid-30's.
We are urging parents to talk about this incident with their children and devise a plan for what they should do if approached by a stranger in a vehicle. Talk to them about looking for descriptive stickers or items on the car; possibly memorizing the license plate or a few of the letters/numbers; if they have a phone, tell them to immediately call 911 and run away.
If you live in a neighborhood where there is a bus stop and children congregate, please always be on the look-out for suspicious vehicles and report them to us. We need you to be our extra eyes and ears.
Anyone with information about the vehicle or man described in this incident is urged to contact us at 561-732-8116. Thank you for taking the time to read this and please share it with everyone you know.

Boynton Briefing - Feb 2, 2018

18-006716 Burglary to Auto 324 SE 3rd Ave 1654 hours
Units responded to the above location in reference to a Burglary to Auto. Upon arrival victim advised unknown persons broke into her 2015 Silver Ford SUV and stole her Michael Kors handbag. Upon canceling her credit cards, multiple charges had already been made to them.
18-006779 Fleeing and Eluding Arrest 100 NW 10th Ave. 2345 hours
Officer Roedel witnessed b/m Joshua Rahming operating a Black BMW bearing FL tag 764QWZ driving at a high rate of speed west bound on NW 10th Ave. Roedel was unable to attempt a traffic stop on the vehicle due to his excessive speeds; but was able to disseminate the information to surrounding units. Officer Autiello observed the vehicle entering I-95 north from Boynton Beach Blvd. After catching up to the vehicle to affect a traffic stop; the vehicle, subsequently made an abrupt turn onto the Hypoluxo Rd off ramp. Unable to negotiate an east bound turn due to his excessive speeds; Rahming jumped the median, and crashed into the Cabot House fence. He subsequently fled from the vehicle but was apprehended a short distance from the crash site. Search incident to arrest yielded a small amount of marijuana. He was subsequently charged and tot PBCJ.
18-006604 Burglary (Cat Type) 2220 NW 1st St 0549hrs
Officers responded to a burglary where the victim and sole resident, reported that sometime between 0130 and 0530 hours on today’s date, an unknown suspect entered her residence while she was sleeping in her bed. Items that were taken were in a cloth pocket attached to the victim’s bed. There were no signs of forced entry and it is believed that the front door was accidentally unlocked. Crime scene responded to process the scene.

Feb. 1, 2018

18-006542 Overdose Non-Fatal 2821 S. Federal Hwy 2001 hours
18-006547 Overdose Non-Fatal 3143 Quantum Lakes Dr. 2023 hours
18-005938 Narcotics Possession R/A without 100 NW 10th Ave. 2028 hours
Officer Autiello discovered B/M Corey Barber inside Heritage Park after it was closed pursuant to City Ordinance. Upon telling Barber to stop; Barber took flight west bound. While fleeing officers; Barber, discarded several clear plastic baggies which were located and secured by back up units. After a short foot pursuit Barber was apprehended by Autiello. Discovered inside the baggies were several individually wrapped zip lock bags containing marijuana and also a small amount of Crack Cocaine. Barber was subsequently arrested for Possession of Contraband, Possession of Marijuana with intent to Sale and Tampering with Evidence. He was tot PBCJ.
18-006407 Stolen Vehicle x2 1446 SW 25th Ave 0635hrs
Officers responded to a report of 2 vehicle thefts. Victims reported that both of their vehicles were stolen from in front of their residence. The vehicles were a 2012 white Honda Civic (FL EFQK47) and a 2014 black Toyota Corolla (FL CRUF09).
18-006419 Stolen Veh Recovery 454 S Circle Dr 0826hrs
Officers responded to a report of a stolen vehicle (04 white Dodge Dakota FL 788RHR) out of Delray Beach PD was being tracked by GPS at the above address. As units were responding, they were updated that the vehicle had started and was moving in the area of 200 NE 20th Ave. Ofc. C. Harris quickly arrived in the area and was able to locate the vehicle traveling southbound at 1900 N Seacrest Blvd. After waiting for other units, a felony traffic stop was conducted on the vehicle in the area of 1500 NE 2nd St. The driver (b/m Roshaw Gamble (01/02/89), aka “BO”, was subsequently arrested and TOT PBCJ
At 0430 hours the BBPD Marine Unit conducted an extra patrol from the 500 block to the 2600 block of the ICW in reference to ongoing complaints about multiple vessels being improperly anchored in the ICW. 8 vessels were located and were all found to be properly anchored per FSS 327.50(2). 7 of the vessels were issued citations for anchor lights not present or operational and 1 was cited for failure to transfer title/registration.

Boynton Briefing - Jan. 31, 2018

18-006354 2042 hours Flee & Elude/Possession of Contraband 200 NE 15th Avenue
Officers were doing covert patrols in reference to the recent shootings when they observed a black 2011 Mercedes Benz in the 400 block of NE 15th Avenue. An investigatory stop was attempted but the driver refused to yield. Officers followed behind the vehicle as the driver appeared to discard narcotics and paraphernalia from the vehicle. After following the vehicle for several blocks through numerous side streets, the vehicle finally came to stop in the 200 block of NE 15th Avenue. A felony stop conducted and the driver, B/M Bruce L McCray DOB 10-04-47 was arrested. Inside the vehicle, officers located numerous small plastic bags containing marijuana. Officers also located a plastic bag containing crack cocaine under a car in the 2700 block of NE 4th court where McCray had thrown it from the vehicle. McCray was processed and sent to county jail.
18-006376 0008 hours Grand Theft 650 N Congress Avenue
W/M Kasey Lorgren DOB 08-26-97 was arrested after internal investigation revealed that Lorgren had skimmed approximately $27,000 from the Target registers he was assigned to over the last 4 months. Target reviewed their video system which confirmed the thefts. Post-Miranda, Lorgren gave a full confession. Lorgren was processed and sent to county jail.
18-006242 0956 hrs Stolen Vehicle 900 Via Lugano Cir.
A gray Lexus IS250 with FL tag # GYSZ62, was reported stolen. Vehicle stolen between 1/29 at 1700 hrs and 0950 hrs this morning.
18-006316 1755 hrs Stolen Vehicle Arrest 500 NW 3rd St.
Officer Sohn located a stolen vehicle (white 2000 Toyota Corolla with FL tag # EQWV88) driving in the area. The vehicle stopped in the front yard of a residence and two subjects were immediately detained and arrested. A stolen .45 caliber Taurus was recovered from within.

Boynton Briefing - Jan. 30, 2018

18-006141 2016 hours Burglary (Residence) 3 Via De Casas Sur
Victim reported that between 0815 hours and 1820 hours unknown person(s) entered her residence by initially cutting the screen to her patio and then prying the sliding glass door off its track. Once inside, the unknown suspect(s) rummaged through her bedroom. Victim advised that the only thing that appears missing at this time is a cup with spare change ($3.00) which she kept by the front door.
18-006178 2400 hours Battery/RA Without 411 Bayfront Drive
Officers responded to a disturbance between roommates. In the officers presence, w/f Dawn Ferrari DOB 05/16/67 shoved her roommate. Ferrari was arrested but refused to be placed in the patrol car. Force was used to gain compliance. In the process, Ferrari attempted to kick officers and was additionally charged. Ferrari was subsequently medically cleared due to her level of alcohol intoxication and then sent to county jail.
18-008984 1058 hours Suspicious Shots Fired 400 NE 20th Ave.
Officer Davis was on patrol at Intracoastal Park and heard several shots fired west of his location. The shots may have occurred in the area just north of NE 20th Ave. and NE 4th Ct., however; no evidence, victims, suspect were located.
18-006078 1533 hours Narcotic Arrest 100 E. Gateway Blvd.
B/M, Bardanard Desanges, 05/12/92, arrested by Ofc. Sohn after he was found to be in possession of 9.2 grams of imitation marijuana and 3.5 grams of cocaine. B/M, Michael Johnson, 12/19/95, was arrested for Resisting Arrest without Violence after he continued to disrupt the investigation after being told numerous times to stop. TOT PBCJ.
18-006087 1632 hours Fraud – Resist Arrest (Sears Auto) 805 N. Congress Ave.
Officer Roberts and Officer Monteith were involved in the investigation of a fraud complaint at Sears Auto Center. Upon determining probable cause for the arrest of B/M, Jermaine Butler, 11/04/86, he was instructed to turn around and place his hands behind his back. Butler began to place his hands behind his back, but suddenly took off running. Butler was tackled to the ground and Tased. Both Officer Roberts and Officer Monteith sustained abrasions to various parts of their bodies from the take down. Butler complained of pain to his right knee and was transported to Bethesda Memorial Hospital for medical clearance for jail.

Boynton Briefing - Jan. 26-29, 2018

18-005929 Overdose-Fatal 96 Citrus Park Lane 1940 hours
Deceased was located lying on the ground in his bedroom by roommates and evidence of suspected heroin was found on his persons. Subject was pronounced by BBFR. CSI and on-call Detective arrived on scene.
18-005938 CCF/Narcotics Possession/Obstruction 570 E. Woolbright Rd 2028 hours
Officer Worrell initiated a traffic stop on a Nissan Murano when rear passenger Kendrick Brown exited the vehicle and ran towards the rear of Walgreens. Officer Worrell gave chase and observed Brown attempting to conceal an item within the contents of a dumpster, later identified as a CZ-52 firearm. Brown then continued to run eastbound in the parking lot where he was detained by responding officers. Brown was charged with CCF, Obstruction, and Providing a False Name. Driver and passenger were charged with misc. narcotics possession and released with an NTA.
18-005955 Suspicious Incident/Shots Fired 1219 NW 8th Street 2253 hours
Officers responded to the area reference shots fired. Officers canvassed the area for any signs of evidence with negative findings. Local hospitals were checked.
18-005831 Stolen Vehicle 623 SW 4th Ave 0925hrs
Victim reported that sometime between 1800 hours on 1/27/18 and 0800 hours on today’s date, his 2016 white Chevy Express van, bearing FL Tag GTMM64, was stolen from in front of his residence. Vehicle was entered into FCIC/NCIC.
18-005836 Overdose Death 1940 Via Sophia 1010hrs
Officers responded to CLS where w/m was found to be deceased on the living room floor and was beyond help. A small amount of suspected heroin was located on top of a laptop. Crime Scene and a Detective responded to the scene.
18-005734 1806 hours Overdose Non-Fatal 506 NE 2nd St.
18-005693 Armed Robbery (delayed) 220 Savannah Lakes Dr 1350hrs
Officers responded to the reported of a delayed (20 min) armed robbery that occurred at the Savannah Lakes clubhouse. Victim reported that 3 b/m’s approached him with an unknown type of handgun and stole his Apple Iphone. One suspect was reported to be wearing a black hoodie and blue jeans and a 2nd suspect was wearing a pink shirt. No description on the third suspect. They were last seen westbound on W Gateway Blvd toward Sand and Sea.
18-005700 Accident w/ Injuries N Congress Ave/ Boynton Lakes Blvd. 1424hrs
Officers responded to a vehicle accident with injures. Witnesses reported that a white Ford Mustang was traveling northbound at a high rate of speed and was possibly racing 2 other unidentified vehicles. A white Honda Civic was pulling out of Boynton Lakes when the Mustang struck the driver side door of the Honda. The driver of the Honda was trauma alerted to Delray Medical Center. Crime scene responded to the scene. The driver is expected to survive as he had non-life threatening fractures to his lower extremities.
18-005463 Burglary Vehicle 3547 S Federal Hwy 1037hrs
Officers responded to a delayed vehicle burglary at Seabourne Cove where an unknown suspect entered a 2017 Lexus GS200T that was left unlocked. Stolen from the vehicle were 2 watches to include a Rolex Presidential ($7000) and a Hublot Big Bang SS ($9000). The incident occurred between the hours of 2000 on 1/25/18 and 1000hrs on this date.
18-005472 Burglary Vehicle 1220 SW 35th Ave 1045hrs
Officers responded to a delayed vehicle burglary where it was found that at approximately 0420 hours on this date 2 subjects entered a 2006 Vanguard trailer and stole 2 unknown make/model projectors valued at $8,000.

Boynton Briefing - Jan. 26, 2018

18-005312 1837 hours Possession of Contraband 509 E Boynton Beach Blvd
NIU agents arrested black male Timothy J Foreman DOB 09-15-93 for possession of 3.1 grams of crack cocaine and 10.4 grams of marijuana. Foreman was processed and sent to county jail.
18-005332 1943 hours Burglary (Auto) 2022 Boynton Bay Court
Victim reported that between 2100 hours on 01-24-18 and 0600 hours this date unknown person(s) entered his unlocked silver ’04 Nissan Pathfinder bearing FL tag985QKC. Taken from the SUV was the victim’s wallet which contained $2,000 cash and miscellaneous credit cards.
18-005336 2008 hours DUI 1880 N Congress Avenue
Officer Castro arrested white male Seth D Kravitz DOB 11-21-80 after he was observed stumbling in the parking lot of Strebs Restaurant. Kravitz entered a 2017 white Volkswagen Jetta and attempted to drive. Kravitz was processed and sent to county jail.
18-005353 2109 hours Possession of Contraband 400 NW 4th Street
White male Mark A Lagasi DOB 12-08-99 was arrested for possession of 325.5 grams of marijuana following a suspicious vehicle investigation. Lagasi was also in possession of a digital scale and $3,357 cash. Post-Miranda Lagasi advised he had just purchased the marijuana in Miami to resell. The cash was held for forfeiture. The car, a 2014 Scion FRS, was not registered to or owned by Lagasi was towed but not held for forfeiture.
18-005375 2241 hours Suspicious Incident (Shots Fired) 2600 N Seacrest Blvd
While on patrol due to the recent shootings and shots fired calls, officer heard what appeared to be 5-8 gun shots in the area of 2400 NW 1st Street. A canvass of the area was negative for any shell casings and/or projectile strikes.
18-005401 0053 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 405 SW 1st Court
28 year old white female was found overdosing by her roommate. Officers administered 2 doses of Narcan. The female was subsequently transported to Bethesda Hospital by BBFR.
18-005196 0740hrs Burglary Auto 105 New Lake Dr.
Xfinity work truck broken into between 01/24 at 1900 hours and 0730 hours this morning. Several tools taken.
18-005227 1042 hrs Burglary Auto 308 Boynton Bay Cir.
Unknown person broke into the vehicle between 01/24 at 2030 hours and 0930 hours this morning. Some tools and radio taken.
18-005233 1156 hrs Burglary Auto 326 Boynton Bay Cir.
Unknown person broke into the vehicle between 01/24 at 2100 hours and 1000 hours this morning. Some tools and a radio were taken.
18-005277 1459 hrs Narcotic Arrest 1500 N. Seacrest Blvd.
B/M, Eddie L. Rumph III, 03/05/95, was arrested by Ofc. Munro after he was found to be in possession of 3 Oxycodone pills without a prescription and a baggie containing empty plastic capsules. TOT PBCJ.

Boynton Briefing - Jan. 25, 2018

18-005148 2125 hours Aggravated Assault (Firearm) 1213 NW 4th Street
NIU agents reported via radio hearing semi-automatic rifle rounds being fired in the area of Cherry Hill Mini-Mart. The agents observed a black, newer model luxury sedan leaving the area at a high rate of speed. Officers attempted to catch up to the car on I-95S but lost visual of the car near the Congress Avenue exit. Other officers arrived on scene and did not locate any human victims; however, there were projectile holes discovered at 1213 NW 4th Street and 431 NW 12th Avenue. Crime Scene responded and recovered rifle casings.
18-005154 2306 hours Vandalism (City Property) 2000 NE 1st Lane
Witness reported that an unknown heavy-set white male exited his scooter and tipped over the “Smart Trailer” (Vehicle #4000). The suspect then got back on his scooter and rode south to NE 19th Avenue and then east where the witness loss visual. Officers placed the battery packs back inside the unit and had it towed to the station to be examined by the Traffic Unit. It is unknown the extent of the damage if any.
18-005159 2355 hours Burglary (Auto x 5) 700 Via Lugano Circle
Witness reported seeing a black male and a Hispanic male dressed in all black looking into vehicles. NIU agents in unmarked cars entered the complex and observed the males acting suspiciously. The males were detained and subsequent investigation revealed the males had entered into five (5) unlocked cars. The males, post-Miranda, advised they were checking cars to see which were unlocked and then entering them. The males (both 15 year old juveniles) were arrested, processed and released to their parents.
18-004983/18-004989 0654 hours Burglary Auto x 2 609 N. Railroad Ave.
Unknown person broke into two vehicles between 1800 hours on 01/23 and 0645 this morning.

Boynton Briefing - Jan. 24, 2018

18-4766 Burglary Business 417 NE 6th Ave 0655hrs
Officers responded to the above business (Eastern Towing). The business office had been burglarized sometime overnight.
18-4792 Burglary Auto (Firearm Theft) 3625 S Federal Hwy 1013hrs
The reporting party responded to the PD lobby to report the delayed theft of a Ruger LCP .380 handgun from the center console of their vehicle.
18-4842 Shooting NE 14, 15 & 16th Ave 1412hrs
Officers responded to the report of shots fired in the above area. A victim was located at 1860 N Seacrest Blvd with a non-life threatening gunshot wound to the lower right leg. A blue Chevrolet was located on scene with multiple bullet holes in the car. Additional crime scene were located on NE 14,15,16th Ave.
18-004918 2108 hours Overdose Non-Fatal 131 E. Boynton Beach Blvd.

*** Units conducted traffic saturation patrol in the Heart of Boynton; numerous contacts were made and citations issued****
Overall it was a low call volume shift due to inclement weather

Boynton Briefing - Jan. 20-22, 2018

18-004483 1936 hours Possession of Contraband 2300 N Federal Hwy
W/M Johnathan Beltran DOB 09-26-91 was arrested for possession of marijuana <20 grams following a lawful traffic stop. Beltran was processed and released via NTA .
18-004515 2319 hours Possession of Contraband 200 W Gateway Blvd
W/F Morgan Leuthke DOB 12-12-82 was arrested for possession of Heroin following a lawful traffic stop. Leuthke was processed and sent to county jail.
18-004539 0008 hours Overdose (Non-fatal) 524 E Gateway Blvd
28 year old Hispanic female was found unresponsive in the parking lot of the Quik Stop. Officers administered Narcan and she was transported to Bethesda Hospital where she is expected to recover.
18-004212 1833 hours DUI 222 NE 9th Avenue
Officer Castro arrested b/m Eddison Jacques DOB 10-08-79 after he was found passed out in his running vehicle blocking the entrance to City Shop facilities. Jacques was processed and sent to county jail.
18-004233 1948 hours Possession of Contraband 100 W Boynton Beach Blvd
B/M Charles L Gettemy was arrested for possession of heroin and possession of paraphernalia following a lawful traffic stop. Gettemy was processed and sent to county jail.
18-004280 2317 hours DWLS 600 NW 5th Street
B/F Marnisha U Jones DOB 10-24-94 was arrested for driving while license suspended with knowledge after initially not stopping for a traffic infraction in the 700 block of NW 4th Street. After stopping in the 600 NW 5th Street it was discovered that her license and that is why she did not stop. Jones was processed and releases via NTA.
18-004113 0933 hours Burglary Structure 405 NE 23rd Ave.
Victim reported that unknown suspects entered his fenced property entered his tool shed and removed numerous tools.
18-004168 1400 hours Overdose (Fatal) 2033 S. Seacrest #A.
33 YOA was found deceased by his mother of an apparent overdose. Detective Bureau and Crime Scene called out.
18-004180 1445 hours Shooting 1018 NW 4th Street.
Officer responded to the area of Cherry Hill Mini-Mart in reference to a shooting. Officers located an 12 year old boy who had been shot. Witnesses stated that a gold or tan SUV pulled in front of the store, three black males exited and began shooting at unknown males subjects next door. Detectives and Crime Scene called out. The victim was transported to Bethesda and is expected to make a full recovery.
18-003999 2010 hours Possession of Contraband 300 NW 11th Avenue
NIU agents arrested B/M Richard A Smith DOB 02-16-82 for possession of marijuana w/intent to sell following a lawful traffic stop. Smith had in his possession 240 grams of marijuana in separate plastic bags. Smith also had digital scales and $1,700 cash in his possession. Smith was processed and sent to county jail. The money was held for forfeiture.
18-004009 2053 hours Possession of Contraband 300 Boynton Lakes Blvd
B/M Fedner Jean DOB 01-25-89 was arrested for possession of marijuana <20 grams after he was found in Boynton Lakes Park parked next to a sign which read Park open Sunrise to Sunset.
18-004024 2157 hours Possession of Contraband 700 N Federal Hwy
NIU agents arrested B/M Joseph A Simon DOB 01-31-93 for possession of marijuana with intent to sell and CCF following a lawful traffic stop. Simon had 10.8 grams of marijuana in individual plastic bags along with a digital scale. Search incident to arrest officers located an S&W SD9VE 9mm pistol on the seat. The pistol was not reported stolen. Simon was processed and sent to county jail.
18-004036 2248 hours Stolen Auto 1030 W Gateway Boulevard
Victim reported that between 2030 hours and 2230 hours unknown person(s) stole his gold 2012 Chevy Equinox bearing FL tag BAFW45. Victim was at the Smoke Inn Casa de Montecristo. Victim reported that patrons leave their vehicle keys in a bin inside of the business. Upon leaving at 2230 hours the keys and vehicle were missing. Possibly an oversight; however, vehicle has yet to be returned. Vehicle was entered into FCIC/NCIC as stolen.

Boynton Briefing - Jan. 18, 2018

18-003587 2055 hours Failed to Stop 1200 NW 1st St.
Officer Autiello attempted to stop a Black in color Kia SUV for excessive speed at the aforementioned location. The vehicle failed to yield and proceeded to enter I-95 from Gateway Blvd.
18-003535 Burglary (Residential) 815 W. Boynton Beach Blvd. #103 1519 hours
The victim advised that upon arriving home he observed that the front door to his residence had been forced open. Removed were numerous electronic items totaling $2,750. Possible suspect information was that of a two black males (one with short hair, one with dreads) driving a white sedan style vehicle (NFI).
18-003540 Burglary (Residential) 815 W. Boynton Beach Blvd. 1456 hours
The victim advised that upon arriving home he observed that the front door of his residence appeared to have been forced open. He noticed a white sedan parked in front of his unit occupied by a black male driver. The driver whistled at which point a second black male exited the victim’s apartment and entered the white vehicle which then fled the scene. The victim entered his residence and observed that his flat screen TV had been removed from the wall and the apartment ransacked. Missing from the residence were numerous jewelry items totaling $1900.
18-003543 Train Crash (Fatal) 100 N. FEC 1626 hours
Units responded to the area in reference to a train crash involving a subject on a bicycle. A Bright Line train struck a white male on a bicycle at the intersection of E. Ocean Ave. and the FEC tracks. BBFR responded and pronounced the male deceased. Crime Scene, D-bureau, FEC Police, and Medical Examiner responded. NOK notified.
18-003472 Burglary Residence 312 NW 12th Ave 0904hrs
Unknown suspect made forced entry through a bedroom window of the residence and then removed the refrigerator and a stove with a total value of $1,100.

Boynton Beach Police investigating multiple shots fired calls

In the first 17 days of the year, Boynton Beach Police have responded to approximately nine incidents of shots being fired in the city.
Police have not received any reports of individuals being struck by gunfire. Investigators are looking into the possibility that the shootings are connected.
“We are deeply concerned about the shootings currently plaguing the city,” Police Chief Kelly Harris said. “Our personnel are working hard to identify the persons involved and swiftly take them into custody. We remain steadfast in our commitment to keeping the community safe.”
Officers have responded to calls of shots fired at the following locations since Jan. 1, 2018:
1400 block of Northwest First Court – Jan. 3, 2018 – 1:02 a.m. and 9:01 a.m.
3000 block Orange street – Jan. 11, 2018 – 10:41 p.m.
100 block E. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd – Jan. 12, 2018 – 10 p.m.
300 block Northeast 13th Avenue – Jan. 12, 2018 – 9:50 p.m.
1600 block Northeast Fourth Street – Jan. 15, 2018 – 5:21 p.m.
2000 block Northeast Third Court – Jan. 16, 2018 – 5:36 p.m.
North Federal Highway and Northeast 12th Avenue – Jan. 16, 2018 – 9:53 p.m.
600 block Southwest First Street – Jan. 16, 2017 – 9:53 p.m.
Anyone with information about these shootings is urged to please contact us. We have numerous tools in place to provide information anonymously. Call us at 561-732-8116 or Crime Stoppers of Palm Beach County at 800-458-TIPS. Information can also be submitted via our website, www.bbpd.org or our MyPD app.

Boynton Briefing - Jan. 17, 2018

18-003359 1536 hours Shots Fired 2122 NE 3rd Court
Officers responded to the area in reference to an anonymous call of 15-20 shots heard in the area. Upon arrival, officers did not locate any victims; however, they discovered 15 shell casings in front of the residence. They also located 19 shell casings in front 404 NE 20th Avenue. Two cars (2001 Chevy Silverado & 2003 Mitsubishi Eclipse) in the driveway were struck. Crime Scene responded to photograph collect the casings.
18-003421 2112 hours Aggravated Assault (Firearm) 522 NW 11th Avenue
Officers responded to the area in reference to shots fired. Upon arrival, victim reported that he was outside his residence when he observed three black males standing near a Hyundai Sonata. One of the black males approached from the side and began firing at him. Victim who has a CCW permit returned fire with his pistol. All three fled the area. Officers located 18 shell casings and 3 shell casings; all were recovered by Crime Scene.
18-003426 2153 hours Shots Fired 609 SW 1st Street
Officers responded to the area in reference to shots fired. On arrival, they located 30 shell casings in the roadway and driveway. The victim’s car had been struck numerous times. Several projectiles struck the house and entered the residence narrowly missing family members who were seated in the living room watching TV. Crime Scene responded to photograph and collect the casings
18-003429 2224 hours Burglary (Business) 550 N Congress Avenue
The manager of Best Buy reported that the alarm company notified him of motion activation to the closed store. He responded and upon checking the perimeter observed an unknown male exiting a rear emergency door. Upon seeing the manager the male ran back into the store. Officers set up a perimeter and K-9 was called to conduct an interior search. Upon K9 Officer Schalk making his announcement, K9 Iro focused on an area of the store and began to bark. The male identified as Shahjehan Awan surrendered without incident. Search incident to arrest revealed two Apple watches on his person and several plastic garbage bags. A check of the business revealed another plastic garbage bag containing 6 Apple iPhone, 6 Apple MacBook laptops, 2 Apple iPads, and Beats by Dr. Dre headphones hidden near a counter in the Apple Dept. The merchandise is valued at $16,500.
Shift responded to two (2) non-fatal overdoses.

Boynton Briefing - Jan. 12-16, 2018

18-003097 Aggravated/Assault Firearm 12:45 hours
While investigating a noise the victim found his ex-girlfriend B/F Jacorey M Riddick standing in the hallway of his home with a gun in her hand. After the victim told Riddick to leave his residence she walked out of the home while recording the incident on her cell phone. Prior to leaving the area Riddick pointed the gun through the blinds of a broken window while yelling profanities. Later Riddick posted the incident on Snap Chat. Riddick was located in front of her own residence where she was placed under arrest and transported to BBPD. B/F Jacorey M Riddick was charged with Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon (Domestic Related), Armed Burglary, and Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon; and turned over to PBCJ.
18-003151 Suspicious/Shots Fired 1637 NE 4th St 17:21 hours
BBPD units responded to the area of 1637 NE 4th St in reference to possible 4-5 shots fired in the area. BBPD units canvassed the area however no crime scene or victim/witnesses were located.
18-003046 0900 hours Burglary Structure 1401 Neptune Drive (SIR Electric).
Victim reported that unknown suspects entered the fenced compound located at the business and appeared to be searching for copper material in several of the containers located there. The suspects cut padlocks but did not appear to be successful in the search.
The platoon responded to 2 non-fatal overdoses during the course of the shift.
18-002940 1725 hours Aggravated Assault Firearm 513 N. Federal Hwy.
Units responded to the above address in reference to a shooting. Upon arrival they located one alleged victim at Buds Chicken and another at 238 NE 7th Ave. Both stated two unknown suspects exited a Black Toyota Camry and began shooting at them; upon sight of the firearm both fled in opposite directions. Neither victim was injured during the aforementioned incident. Investigation ongoing.
18-002947 1815 hours Overdose Non-Fatal 16205 Mahogany Dr.
18-002754 1633 hours Traffic Accident/THI (Serious Bodily Injury) 3600 S. Congress Ave.
Units responded to the above address in reference a traffic crash involving three vehicles. Based on the significance of injury to one party he was deemed a trauma alert. The roadway was subsequently closed for several hours due to an on-going THI investigation. The injured party is currently in critical condition at DTC.
18-002790 2050 hours Overdose Non-Fatal x 2 109 E. BBB.
18-002688 Disturbance/Susp. Incident 305 NE 13th Ave 0715hrs
Officers responded to a report of a group of armed subjects in front of this location. This information was also confirmed by a passerby who flagged down an officer in the area. As units arrived on scene multiple subjects who had been standing by a white 17 Toyota Camry (FL tag GIHP42) registered to Enterprise Rent a Car, quickly walked into the residence. Officers did not observe anyone armed upon their arrival and they were not able to make contact with anyone in the residence. The vehicle was subsequently towed as it was running and was not claimed by anyone on scene. Multiple scheduled narcotic pills were located in the center console and were entered into evidence as found property.
18-002541 Stolen Auto 412 E. Ocean Ave. 1249 hours
The victim advised that she left her 2007 green Nissan Altima (FL-tag CMTU47) parked at the in the above mentioned parking lot overnight on the evening of Jan. 10th. When she returned the next day the vehicle was gone. Tow logs were negative for the vehicle and the owner is in possession of the only key. There was no surveillance footage of the area. Vehicle entered into NCIC/FCIC.
18-002591 DUI 639 E. Ocean Ave. 1649hours
Officers responded to the area in reference to a possible impaired driver. The caller advised that the suspect vehicle, a black Ford F-150, was possibly attempting to leave after having struck a light pole in the parking lot. Officers arrived on scene prior to the vehicle’s departure. Contact was made with the driver at which point Officer Castro began his DUI investigation. The driver was eventually taken into custody and transported to BBPD where he later provided breath samples of .356 and .358. He was transported to Bethesda for medical clearance and tot PBCJ.
18-002600 Train Fatality 600 N. FEC 1825 hours
Officers responded to the area in reference to a Bright Line passenger train versus a pedestrian. The decedent was located just east of the railroad tracks and north of NE 6th Ave. BBFR arrived shortly thereafter to pronounce the victim. D-Bureau, Crime Scene and Medical Examiner’s office responded. S
18-002626 Shooting 320 NE 13th Ave. 2150 hours
Officers responded to the area in reference to a report of shots fired. Contact was made with several residents who claimed to have heard the shooting but were unable to provide any suspect information. A canvass of the area yielded several homes struck by gunfire as well as a vehicle. The houses struck were 301, 302 and 305 NE 13th Ave. Based on the information provided by witnesses officers began to canvass to the south. At the intersection of NE 12th Ave. and NE 2nd St. officers located 50+ shell casings from several different caliber guns. There were also reports of rounds striking houses on NE 16th Ave. and NE 17th Ave. All area hospitals were contacted however no gunshot victims were located.
18-002496 Burglary Auto 316 SE 1st St 0715hrs
Officers responded to a delayed vehicle burglary where a 2011 Kia Soul was unlawfully entered into after being left unsecured.
18-002498 Child Neglect 2240 N Federal Hwy 0822hrs
Officers responded to a call where 3 children were seen unsupervised at Intracoastal Park. The investigation revealed that b/m Antwan Willingham had intentionally left his girlfriend’s children (2yo, 5yo, & 7yo) at the park after a verbal argument on the phone with her. Willingham was arrested and TOT PBCJ.
Officers responded to 1 non-fatal overdose.
18-002417 1722 hours Possession of Narcotics 2296 SE 4th Street
NIU agents conducted a traffic stop on a light blue 2017 Chevy Malibu bearing FL tag INSX01. A strong odor of marijuana was detected emanating from the car. The driver, b/m Omar Denson DOB 07-06-79 exited the car although several verbal commands were given for him to stay in the car. Denson attempted to flee on foot as officers grabbed him. Denson was tased however he fell into the doorway of 2296 SE 4th Street and the door closed behind him. A perimeter was set up and SWAT called as officers were unsure whose residence this was. Eventually Denson surrendered without the use of SWAT and was taken into custody. A search warrant was granted for the car and the residence as it turned out to be his girlfriend’s apartment. NIU agents located 6.3 grams of heroin, 126.8 grams of cocaine, 4.3 grams of marijuana, 2.0 grams of hash, and $6K in cash from the search.
18-002462 2241 hours Shots Fired 3155 Orange Street
Officers responded to the area in reference to a report of 4 gun shots heard. Officers did not locate any victims, witnesses, or shell casings. An unregistered white 2001 Mercury Gran Marquis parked outside the residence had what appeared to be a bullet hole to the rear window.

Boynton Briefing - Jan.10, 2018

18-001939 Residential Burglary 615 Meadows Cir 1524 hours
Victim arrived home after running errands for several hours discovering his residence had been burglarized. Items taken from the residence included: XBOX 360 w/ 8 games ($700), several pieces of jewelry ($26,586), Percocet and Adderall prescriptions. Victim provided the name of a possible suspect. There were no signs of forced entry and no surveillance footage.
18-002019 R/A w/out, Poss. Under 20g 1471 NW 2nd St 0015 hours
Units responded to the area of 1400 NW 2nd St. in reference to a report of shots fired. Officer Grigorian located a suspicious vehicle in the area and attempted a traffic stop. The driver, b/m Alberge Toussaint, did not immediately yield instead pulling into the backyard of the above address and bailing out on foot. He was eventually taken into custody and charged with R/A and Poss. Under 20g. A search of the area around the vehicle he’d been driving yielded a loaded 9mm pistol and an orange pill bottle containing 14.9 grams of crack cocaine. Officer Grigorian did not observe Toussaint discard these items however he requested and obtained DNA sample from him for comparison and possible charges at a later date.
Officers responded to 1 non-fatal overdose during the shift.

Boynton Briefing - Jan. 9 2018

18-001824 Burglary-Residence-Delayed 607 Savannah Lakes Dr 2040 hours
Victim stated between 0915 and 2015 hours on this date someone opened the rear sliding glass door to her residence and took a piece of luggage that contained various high end jewelry and purses.
19-001833 Robbery-Attempt 534 E. Woolbright Rd 2147 hours
Victim had just entered her vehicle when an unknown white male opened the front passenger door and demanded her purse. After the victim screamed the suspect fled on foot towards Woolbright Rd. Suspect identified as 6ft, 150-170lbs, 20-30 years old, buzz cut blonde hair, blue eyes, wearing a blue crew cut shirt and blue pants.
18-001724 Vehicle Burglary 2401 NE 1st Ln 0753hrs
Officers responded to the report of a delayed vehicle burglary that occurred sometime between 2300 hrs on 1/7/18 and 0753 on today’s date. Forced entry was made into a 04 Nissan Xterra where to 2 chainsaws were removed.
18-001733 Stolen Vehicle Recovery/Susp. Ins. 578 E Woolbright Rd 0921hrs
Officers responded to TD Bank in reference to a report of someone being held against their will by drug dealers who were in a silver SUV. Contact was made with the alleged victim, w/m Justin Cappiello, who declined any police assistance and was uncooperative. Officers then located a Silver Honda CRV (FL Temp tag CCB9702) occupied by b/m Terrance McMillian and b/m Jimmie Peak. A check of the tag found that the vehicle was reported stolen out of Volusia County. At the conclusion of the investigation, McMillian was charged with the being in possession of the stolen vehicle and TOT PBCJ. Peak was released from the scene as there was no PC to charge him.
18-001747 Stolen Vehicle 1500 Corporate Dr 1124hrs
2011 white Freightliner Cascadia bearing IL Tag P87419, was stolen from the parking lot of Lowes Home Improvement sometime between 1200 hours on 1/4/18 and 1000 hours on today’s date. The trailer for the vehicle was left behind in the parking lot.

Boynton Briefing - Jan. 5-8, 2018

18-001626 2001 hours Possession of Contraband 1400 Miner Road
B/F Erika R Gordon DOB 11-05-98 was arrested for possession of marijuana <20 grams following a traffic stop. Gordon was processed and released with a NTA.
18-001634 2023 hours Possession of Contraband 500 W Gateway Blvd
B/M Torres Jenkins Jr. DOB 11-19-96 was arrested for possession of Xanax without a prescription and possession of marijuana <20 grams following a traffic stop. Jenkins was processed and sent to county jail.
18-001661 2220 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 3613 High Ridge Way #104
45 year-old male and 38 year-old female were found unresponsive in their bedroom by the man’s daughter. She administered Narcan to her father prior to police arrival. Both patients were transported to JFK Hospital.
18-001671 2324 hours Stolen Auto 3490 Quantum Lakes Drive
Victim reported that between 2130 hours and 2315 hours unknown person(s) stole her white 2015 Ford Escape bearing FL tag Z19BUR. It should be noted that earlier this date, victim reported her car keys stolen while she was at the community’s fitness center (see case #18-001606). The vehicle was entered into FCIC/NCIC as stolen.
18001522 0740hrs Overdose (Fatal) 720 Asbury Way
18-001523 0745hrs Missing Endangered Adult 1010 Fosters Mill Rd.
Multiple units and agencies assisted in the search for a missing adult with dementia who had wandered away from the residence. After hours of searching, neighborhood canvassing on foot, in vehicle and with air support as well as reverse 9-1-1 activation and a media blitz, she was located in West Palm Beach. She was unharmed and reunited with her family.
18-001404 1839 hours Possession of Contraband 3400 High ridge Road
B/M Jason A Williams DOB 05-09-74 was arrested for possession of marijuana <20 grams following a lawful traffic stop. Williams was released with a NTA.
18-001447 2037 hours Civil Unrest/Affray/Resisting 801 N Congress Avenue
Officers responded to the Mall in reference to 200 – 300 juveniles loitering inside the Mall being unruly. Upon the Mall closing at 2100 hours, the crowd of juveniles began to congregate at Cinemark, 1151 N Congress Avenue. The movie of choice was not playing until 2230 hours and Cinemark management advised that they would not be seating moviegoers until 2200 hours. Approximately 15 on-duty officers and 2 detail officers stood by for crowd control. While awaiting the theater doors to open, several fights among female juveniles began. As officers intervened and separated the fighting parties, other male juveniles attempted to interfere with those arrests. Cinemark management cancelled the 2230 showing and requested that the theater and adjacent parking lot be cleared out. Order was restored at approximately 2345 hours as groups of juveniles began causing problems at other location near and around the theater to include: Buffalo Wild Wings, I-Hop, Bru’s Room, 24 Hour Fitness, and McDonalds. In all, 11 juveniles were arrested on a variety of misdemeanor charges. All were processed and released to the custody of their parents. No officers were injured and no damage to city property.
18-001284 0914hrs Theft (In-progress) 5000 N. Ocean Blvd.
Ofc. Kimball responded to a theft of a bicycle in progress. While enroute, he noticed a suspect matching the description riding a bicycle westbound on Woolbright Rd. Ofc. Kimball attempted to stop the suspect who subsequently left the bicycle behind and fled from the scene. Property recovered, suspect was not located. The bicycle was reunited with its rightful owner who declined to prosecute.
18-001083 1742 hours Burglary (Auto) 191 SE 27th Court
Victim reported that between 2200 hours on 01/04/18 and 0600 hours this date both of his vehicles (gold 2010 Toyota Camry bearing FL tag 316PXR and black 2008 Honda Accord bearing FL tag HXJJ28) were entered by unknown person(s) via unknown means (both cars locked). Victim stated that both were rummaged through with nothing of value taken. The unknown suspect(s) damaged the locking mechanism of the glove box on the Honda.
18-001162 2231 hours Possession of Contraband 100 Meadows Circle
B/M Tepson Orelus DOB 02/13/94 was arrested for possession of marijuana >20 grams after a traffic stop in Meadows on the Green. Orelus was issued a NTA.
18-001178 2357 hours Deadly Missile/Occupied Dwelling 114 NE 4th Avenue
Victim reported that unknown person(s) had shot at his house breaking a window. Responding officers upon seeing the window knew the damage was not caused by a bullet. Inside the residence, officers located a baseball sized rock adjacent to the window. The victim, upon being told it was a rock, advised he did not want us to pursue any further investigation.

Boynton Briefing - Jan. 5, 2018

18-000773 Overdose (Fatal) 220 SW 6th Street 1302 hours
Officers responded to a CLS medical at the above address. They were advised by several occupants that the patient had used heroin and Xanax prior to being discovered unconscious. BBFR was already on scene attempting life saving measures. The patient was eventually transported to Bethesda where he was later pronounced deceased. Narcotics and paraphernalia were found and seized. Crime Scene and D-Bureau responded to continue the investigation.
Officers responded to 1 non-fatal overdose during the shift.
18-000698 Cat Burglary 1550 Palmland Dr 0520hrs
Officers responded to a report of a delayed burglary which was determined to be a cat type burglary. Sometime between 2000 hours on 1/3/18 and 0430 hours on today’s date, an unknown person entered the residence while the occupants slept. Multiple personal items were taken from the residence including the keys to a ‘17 Chevy Silverado Pickup (142NZQ), which was then stolen from the driveway. With the assistance of OnStar, the truck was located unoccupied at Walmart (3625 S Federal Hwy).
18-000707 Vandalism to City Property 301 Galaxy Way 0720hrs
Officers responded to Galaxy Park to a report of vandalism to the bathrooms at the city park. The Public Works Supervisor advised that approximately $3,000 worth of bathroom fixtures in the men’s and women’s bathrooms were intentionally damaged. It was reported that the incident occurred on 1/3/18 between 1900 and 1930 hours.
18-000714 Stolen Vehicle 3605 High Ridge Way 0803hrs
2014 silver Buick Verano, FL tag CCMV29 was stolen from the above address between 2100 hours on 1/3/18 and 0730 on today’s date.

Boynton Briefing - Jan. 4, 2018

18-000673 2323 hours Stolen Auto 600 Via Lugano Cir. #303.
A suspected fake call was placed to Papa John’s Pizza for delivery. When the driver arrived to deliver the pizza; unknown suspect(s), entered his 2005 Gold in color Chrysler Town and Country Van bearing Fl. Tag Y13-NME and fled the development. Upon notifying the police responding units located the illuminated Papa John’s sign at 2290 N. Congress Ave which had been discarded by the suspect(s). Vehicle was entered into NCIC/FCIC as stolen.
18-000682 0058 hours Attempted Cat Burglary 2506 SW 23rd Cranbrook Cir.
Units responded to the above address in reference to an in progress Cat Burglary. The resident advised he interrupted the suspect cutting the screen to the kitchen window in an attempt to gain entry. Upon sight of the homeowner, the suspect fled in a Southeast direction on foot. The suspect is described as a B/M with dreadlocks wearing a tie dye shirt.
18-000575 Burglary Auto 2290 N. Congress Ave. (LA Fitness) 1405 hours
Victim advised that his white 2010 Chevy Malibu was burglarized on 01-02-18 while parked in front of LA Fitness. The victim’s wallet, containing several credit cards, was removed from the center console. The vehicle may have been left unlocked due to the lack of forced entry.
18-000653 Suspicious Incident / Shots Fired 1420 NW 1st Ct. 2101 hours
Officers responded to the above area in reference to a report of shots fired. An anonymous complainant advised that a black or burgundy Chevy Cobalt with a tail light out made several laps around the area shooting each time they passed. There were several calls made from various complainants regarding this however, officers were unable to locate any shell casings or victims in the area.
18-000545 Vehicle Burglary 7846 Manor Forest Dr 1025hrs
Officers received a report of a delayed burglary to an 09 Mazda 6 where a .40cal Glock 22 and a .380 Ruger LCP were removed from the vehicle. Incident occurred between 2100hrs on 1/2/18 and 0630 on 1/3/18 The victim provided a serial number for the Glock which was entered into FCIC/NCIC.
18-000554 Overdose Death 1301 Tuscany Way 1013hrs
32 year old w/f was found unresponsive at the above address. She was transported to Bethesda Hospital where she was subsequently pronounced deceased. The investigation thus far has determined that she had overdosed on an unknown narcotic.

Boynton Briefing - Jan. 3, 2018

18-00482 Susp. Incident / Shots fired 1485 NW 1st Ct 0102 hrs
Officers responded to the above address in reference to a shooting. Officers located Shell casings in the roadway in front of the above residence. The caller did not want to meet with the officers. The officers checked all of the nearby residences and spoke to residents who informed officers that they were not victims of a shooting. Officers did not notice any damage to the residences that may have been associated to a shooting Officers also notified area hospitals and asked to be alerted if any victim was to come in with GSW. The shell casings were collected and a canvass of the area for video cameras was on-going.
18-00293 / 18-00368
Officers of the BBPD Marine Unit were activated to wrangle 2 unoccupied vessels that became displaced and out of control due to strong winds in the Intracoastal waterways. The officers battled inclement weather and were able to secure the vessels, but not before damages that were caused by the sailboats to the docks of 121 harbors Way and 821 Ocean Inlet Drive.

Boynton Briefing - Dec. 28, 2017 - Jan. 2, 2018

18-000091 1343 hours Aggravated Assault 3500 Clubhouse Lane B/M Alex Beckford was arrested for fighting his ex-manager at the above location and pulling a knife on the victim during the assault. Beckford was TOT PBCJ.
18-000212 0044 hours Narcotic Arrest E Boynton Beach Blvd & N Seacrest Blvd
Officer Bundrick arrested B/M Gerrard Miller III for Possession of Marijuana under 20 grams during a traffic stop. Miller was released with an NTA.
18-000238 0325 hours Robbery Strongarm 209 NW 9th Ct
Victim reported meeting an unknown black male at Chevron 217 N Federal Hwy and wanting to purchase narcotics. The unknown black male took the victim to 209 NW 9th Ct. The male subject demanded more money from the victim for the purchase however the victim refused. The male subject punched the victim several times in the face and forcefully removed his wallet and cellphone. No witnesses. The suspect is described as a B/M, late 30’s, bald, heavy set, and wearing a red shirt. Suspect is still at large.
18-00060 1100 hours Overdose (Fatal) 815 W. Boynton Beach Blvd.
W/M (30 YOA) was found deceased on his bed of an apparent overdose.
18-00074 1235 hours Burglary Residence 1461 NW 1st CT.
Victim stated that unknown suspects entered his residence by breaking a window. The suspects vandalized the inside of the residence causing significant damage. Crime scene responded.
A1 responded to numerous auto burglaries along Congress Avenue 20+ (Banyan Lakes, Whalers Cove & Quail Run. A Dodge Challenger was stolen from Clipper Cove and found abandoned in the adjacent canal.
17-75907 Homicide x 2 229 NW 3rd Avenue 1306hrs
Officers responded to the above address in reference to a shooting in progress. Two victims were located shot to death in the carport of the above address. A suspect vehicle was stopped and a suspect was detained. All on duty personnel responded due to a large crowd attempting to overrun the crime scene. DB, CS and ME responded. Excellent job by A1, B1 and the Support Services Division.
Multiple reports of shots fired through the entirety of the day.
The shifts responded to 3 non-fatal overdoses.
17-075723 Stolen Auto 529 E. Ocean Ave. 1440 hours
The victim advised that her white 2017 Kia Sorento (NC tag PEN2061) was stolen from the rear parking lot of Hurricane Alley. She advised that the vehicle was left unsecured with the spare key inside. Vehicle entered into NCIC/FCIC.
17-075800 Disorderly Intoxication 2000 SW 13th Ave. 2143 hours
Officers responded to the Leisureville Clubhouse in reference to an intoxicated white female. Contact was made with Majella Humphrey who was obviously inebriated. Attempts were made to find Humphrey’s a ride home however she refused to leave and began yelling and cursing at the officers creating a loud disturbance. The officers attempted to take her into custody however she resisted and had to be escorted to the ground. She was eventually taken into custody after a brief struggle while on the ground. Humphrey had minor scrapes on her knees and elbows resulting from her struggle with the officers. She refused medical attention and was transported to BBPD and later released to her boyfriend, Michael Thomas, with an NTA.
17-075823 Fleeing and Eluding N. Seacrest & W. Boynton Beach Blvd. 0048 hours
Officers attempted a traffic stop on a silver Honda station wagon FL-tag IVKI18 however the vehicle failed to yield. Officers discontinued their efforts as the vehicle entered I-95 northbound.
The shift responded to 1 non-fatal overdose at The Homing Inn.
17-075617 Stolen Auto 850 W. Gateway Blvd. (7-11) 2052 hours
Victim advised that while he was inside the business an unknown suspect took his 2016 blue Mazda CX-5 bearing FL-tag L473VJ. The victim advised that he was in possession of his key fob and that the vehicle was locked. Employees at the business were unable to access the surveillance footage at this time however it will be obtained at a later date. Vehicle entered into NCIC/FCIC.
Road patrol units assisted NIU with proactive enforcement in the area of NW 19th Ave. and NW 2nd Ct. Their efforts yielded two arrests (1 for previous PC, 1 for Poss. Heroin).
17-75567 Shots Fired 1866 NE 5th Street 1640hrs”
Officers responded to the report of shots fired. During the course of this call for service a suspicious vehicle fled from officers. Investigation on-going.
17-75500 OD not fatal
17-75532 OD not fatal
17-075352 1730 hours Assist to FHP 200 I-95
Officer Ramos on his way to Roll Call responded to a single vehicle crash on I-95 between Gateway Blvd and Hypoluxo Road. Officer Ramos observed that the driver, w/m Austin M. Burger DOB 03-12-91 appeared to be under the influence of narcotics as well as holding contraband in his hand (heroin). Burger was transported to Bethesda Hospital where officers stood by until FHP troopers arrived to investigate the DUI and possession of narcotics.
17-075407 2131 hours DWLS/Possession of contraband 100 NE 16th Avenue
NIU agents arrested B/M James F. Poole DOB 04-05-92 for DWLS with knowledge following a traffic stop. A passenger in Poole’s car B/M Jimmie Sims DOB 07-02-96 was found to be in possession of MDMA and marijuana <20 grams. Both were processed and sent to county jail.
17-075444 0040 hours Suspicious Incident (Shots Fired) 2760 NE 4th Street
Officers responded in reference to a call of four (4) shots being heard. No victims or witnesses were located nor was there damage to any vehicles or homes. Officers did locate four (4) spent shell casings which were submitted into evidence.
17-75253 0925 hours Burglary Auto 3579 S. Federal Hwy.
A wallet with credit cards and an extended magazine with .45 caliber rounds was stolen from a vehicle between 12/28 at 0217 and 0830 hours.
17-75303 1232 hours Burglary Auto 510 Industrial Ave
A Comcast digital meter was stolen from a work truck between 12/26 at 1830 and 12/28 at 1230.

Boynton Briefing - Dec. 20, 2017

17-073368 1749 hours Burglary (Auto) 306 Chippewa Square
Victim came to the station to report a delay burglary that occurred between 2000 hours on 12-10-17 and 0600 hours on 12-11-17 to her white 2015 Chrysler 200 bearing FL tag Y76HCY. Taken from the car was a 256GB iPhone X ($950), seven (7) pairs of Jordan XI sneakers in various sizes ($1,130), a Louis Vuitton belt ($545), and a pair of Louis Vuitton shoes ($815).
17-073231 0700 hours Stolen Auto 129 NE 13th Ave.
Victim stated that unknown suspects stole his running 2008 Dodge Ram when he ran inside his residence to get something. Officers recovered the vehicle abandoned a short while later in the area of Hypoluxo and Seacrest Blvd.
17-073294 1154 hours Burglary Residence 1460 SW 28th Ave.
Victim stated that unknown suspects entered his residence by prying open the front door. Once inside the suspects removed approximately $25,000O in jewelry. Crime scene responded. CCTV cameras were located next door, but contact could not be made with the owners.

BBPD investigating traffic fatality

A Boynton Beach man has died as a result of injuries he suffered in a traffic crash earlier this month.
Frank Valentine, 80, was driving south on Southwest 18th Street when his 2005 Toyota Camry was struck by a 2004 Nissan Murano traveling west on West Woolbright Road. The crash occurred just before 5 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 2.
It is believed that both cars entered the intersection at the same time, which caused the front of the Nissan Murano, driven by Lumenes Dorcent, to strike the driver’s side door of Toyota Camry.
Dorcent, 42, of Boynton Beach, was not injured. Valentine was taken via trauma alert to Delray Medical Center. He died yesterday afternoon.
Traffic Homicide Investigators are looking to speak with anyone who witnessed the crash. Anyone with information is asked to call Officer Aramis Grigorian at 561-742-6147.

Boynton Briefing - Dec. 19, 2017

17-073103 1756 hours Stolen Auto 801 N Congress Avenue
Victim reported that between 1700 hours and 1745 hours unknown person(s) stole her taupe 2011 Honda Odyssey bearing FL tag N714UA from the parking lot of Sears. The vehicle was entered into FCIC/NCIC as stolen.
17-073124 1926 hours Suspicious Incident 2300 S Seacrest Boulevard
Officers responded to the area in reference to an anonymous call of shots fired. Officers were unable to locate any victims, witnesses, or other evidence that a shooting had occurred.
17-072972 0720 hours Burglary Auto (delayed) 3315 S. Federal Hwy #I.
Officers responded to a delayed auto burglary from 12-17-17. Entry was made by breaking the driver’s side window. Loose change and miscellaneous items were taken from the center console.
17-072984 0734 hours Stolen Auto 3345 S. Fede4ral Hwy #L.
Victim stated that between 1200 hours on 12-14-2017 and today unknown suspects stole her 2018 black Jaguar F-Pace SUV FL tag GMTW29. Vehicle was entered into FCIC/NCIC.
17-073030 1130 hours Failed to Stop 1500 S. I-95.
Officers attempted to stop a vehicle that was weaving across the roadway and crashing into the center median. Officers continued to follow the suspect blocking traffic to prevent any crashes. FHP intervened and boxed the suspect in the area just south of Indiantown Road. The driver Derek Collum was arrested for Fleeing and Eluding and DWLS. Charges for DUI are pending.
17-073063 1432 hours Overdose (Fatal) 706 W. Boynton Beach Blvd.
Officers located W/M slumped over the wheel of his vehicle deceased of an apparent overdose.
The platoon responded to 1 non-fatal overdose during the shift.

Boynton Briefing - Dec. 15-18, 2017

17-072914 2205 hours Overdose Non-Fatal 3529 S. Federal Hwy #A.
17-072916 2220 hours Overdose Non-Fatal 220 SW 6th St.
17-072933 0029 hours Shots Fired 1721 Arezzo Circle.
Units responded to the area in reference to approximately eight gunshots heard in the area. Upon arrival units conducted a canvas search of the area which yielded negative results in locating any evidence which would have substantiated the call.
17-072945 0156 hours Overdose Non-Fatal 2861 S. Seacrest Blvd.
17-072863 Suspicious Incident 3175 E. Palm Dr. 1738 hours
The complainant contacted BBPD advising that while his children were playing in the front yard, a green Toyota Rav 4 driven by a black male pulled in front of his residence and attempted to entice his children into the vehicle. The children, ages 8, 10, and 13, advised that the driver pulled up, honked the horn, and stated “Hop in, hop in.” The children refused and the male drove away. The subject is described as a black male with short cropped hair and a beard, approx. 35-40 years old, speaking with a Haitian accent. They were unable to provide a tag for the vehicle but advised that it is a green, late 90’s model Rav 4 with gray plastic trim around the bottom and a “LOVE” sticker on the back window. A local BOLO was disseminated however the vehicle was not located. D-Bureau notified of the incident.
17-072891 Overdose (Fatal) 706 W. Boynton Beach Blvd. (Subway) 1945 hours
Officers responded to a CLS at Subway (706 W. BBB) and located w/m on the floor of the Men’s restroom unresponsive. Officers attempted life saving measures (Narcan and CPR) until BBFR arrived, who continued to provide care. He transported to Bethesda where he was eventually pronounced deceased. Det. Loshelder and CSI Eichorst responded to Subway to continue the investigation. A syringe was located in the restroom containing suspected narcotics. The Medical Examiner and Next of Kin were notified.
Units responded to 1 Non-fatal overdose (as of 2300 hrs.)
Numerous Auto Burglaries with shattered windows occurred during the night and discovered on A-1 shift.
17-72776 0749 BURG DELAYED 1 COLONIAL CLUB DR
17-72778 0816 BURG DELAYED 3 COLONIAL CLUB DR
17-72780 0825 BURG DELAYED 4 COLONIAL CLUB DR
17-72783 0827 BURG DELAYED 4 COLONIAL CLUB DR
17-72781 0827 BURG DELAYED 15 COLONIAL CLUB DR
17-72773 0712 BURG DELAYED 3509 S. FED HWY /SEABOURN COVE
17-72791 0925 BURG DELAYED 3315 S. FED HWY # H
17-72792 0954 BURG DELAYED 3345 S. FED HWY # D
17-72793 0957 BURG DELAYED 3345 S. FED HWY # I
17-72791 1000 BURG DELAYED 3315 S. FED HWY # C
17-72779 0820 BURG DELAYED 1115 VILLA LN
17-72786 0911 BURG DELAYED 1300 VILLA LN
17-72785 0912 BURG DELAYED 1302 VILLA LN
17-72787 0912 BURG DELAYED 1320 VILLA LN
17-72788 0913 BURG DELAYED 1310 VILLA LN
17-72806 1058 BURGDELAYED 318 VILLA CIR
17-72812 1144 BURG DELAYED 301 VILLA
17-72819 1310 BURG DELAYED 301 VILLA CIR
17-72813 1315 BURG DELAYED 1112 VILL LN
17-072730 2246 hours Overdose Non-Fatal 61 Meadows Drive.
Due to the Holiday Season, numerous retail thefts occurred:
17-072636 - Publix
17-072648 - Macy’s
17-072665 - Marshalls’
17-072669 - Kohl’s
17-072715 - Toy R Us
17-072689 - Macy’s
17-072681 - Walmart
17-072694 - Target
17-072714 - Presidente Supermarket
17-072572 Shots Fired N Federal Hwy & Oak St 0527hrs
2 calls were received in reference to shots fired. Shots were only heard and not seen. Officers canvassed the area and did not find any evidence of a shooting.
17-072618 Vehicle Burglary 3553 Jamestown Ln 1040hrs
2011 black Toyota Tacoma AUPQ75 was broken into while parked in front of the residence. Possible suspect caught on neighbors Ring doorbell camera. A latent print was also obtained.
17-072490 1945 hours Overdose Fatal 9818 Nickels Blvd Unit 1106.
Units responded to the above address in reference to a CLS. Upon arrival they located a 30 yoa b/m unconscious and unresponsive. Medical attention was provided by both BBFR and BBPD however they were unable to resuscitate him. Both the Detective Bureau and CSI responded. All evidence in the case indicates the decedent expired from an apparent overdose.
17-072516 2150 hours Shooting 2401 NE 4th St.
Units responded to the above address in reference to a shooting. Upon arrival units were advised via witness a light in color GMC pickup truck had fired multiple rounds at the aforementioned address. Witness advised the pickup truck subsequently fled the area towards Gateway Blvd. Units attempted to search the area but met with negative results in locating the suspect vehicle. Units located fragments of a projectile and an entry hole which struck the victim’s Toyota Rav 4. NOI at this time. CSI responded.
17-072465 Aggravated Assault 544 E Gateway Blvd. 1725 hours
B/M Jean A. Fortune, was arrested after threatening B/M Jean Destine with a loaded Springfield XD firearm. This incident was witnessed and recorded by another subject in front of the Coin Laundry. Fortune was later TOT PBCJ.
17-069422 Suspicious Incident/Shots Fired Ezell Hester/ 1901 N. Seacrest Blvd. 2018 hours
Officers responded to the area reference multiple gun shots heard within the area. A check of the area resulted in negative evidence, victims, or witnesses. Local hospitals checked.
Officers responded to 1 non-fatal overdoses during the course of the shift.
17-72345 Burglary Vehicle 400 NE 15th Ct 0601hrs
97 white Ford F-150 was broken into between 1630 on 12/14/17 hours and 0530 today (12/15/17). Multiple power tools and a laptop computer were stolen from the vehicle.
Officers responded to 1 non-fatal overdose.

17-072260 1927 hours Traffic Crash (THI) 3500 N Congress Avenue
Officers responded to a five (5) car traffic crash at Meadows Blvd and N Congress Avenue. It is believed that the male driver of one of the involved vehicles was standing outside of his disabled vehicle when it was rear-ended by another vehicle. The male had injuries to his leg and pelvis. BBFR transported him to Delray Trauma. THI Unit and crime Scene Unit responded to the scene.
17-072314 2357 hours Burglary (Auto) 801 N Congress Avenue
17-072318 0023 hours Burglary (Auto) 801 N Congress Avenue
17-072319 0023 hours Burglary (Auto) 801 N Congress Avenue
17-072320 0023 hours Burglary (Auto) 801 N Congress Avenue
Victim reported that between 2300 hours and 2355 hours his gray Ford Fusion and several other vehicles were broken into. While investigating this incident officers located 3 other car burglaries.

Boynton Briefing - Dec. 8-11, 2017

17-071277 1725 hours Burglary (Fenced Compound) 628 W Industrial Avenue
Victim/Owner of Be Green Landscaping reported that he came to the business to pick up a pressure washer from one of the trailers but noticed the locked had been cut off and the washer missing. Surveillance video shows that at 0100 hours a black vehicle (possibly) a Jeep parked in front of the business. A male is seen jumping the barbed wire fence. At 0120 hours the vehicle leaves the area. The actual theft is not captured on video. Taken from the trailer was Stihl gas-powered vacuum ($300) and a Ryobi 3000PSI pressure washer ($300).
17-071387 0012 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 715 Mission Hill Road
45 year old male was found unresponsive. FD responded and subsequently transported patient to Bethesda Hospital.
17-71201 1028 hours Stolen Rental Vehicle 1005 W. Gateway Blvd.
Rental vehicle was borrowed by an acquaintance and is now missing. Gray Kia Soul with FL tag #HJC0746.
17-71264 1533 hours Overdose (non-fatal) 2821 S. Federal Hwy. C-103
Female patient decided she needed to get high prior to traveling to California and overdosed on one cap of Heroin. Naloxone Injector was utilized by responding officer and she was transported to BMH by fire rescue and will recover.
17-071058 1656 hours Traffic Crash (THI) 3100 S Federal Hwy
Officers responded to an SUV versus scooter traffic crash. The female driver and male passenger were both ejected from the scooter, declared trauma alerts by FD. THI and Crime Scene responded. They were both taken to Delray Trauma Center.
17-070985 1040hrs Overdose (Non-fatal) 3625 S. Federal Hwy.
17-071025 1416hrs Robbery by Sudden Snatching 1490 W. Gateway Blvd.
Victim advised that he met with the suspect regarding the sale of his I Phone. Suspect subsequently snatched the I Phone and fled. Officers were able to cultivate a suspect and charges are pending.
17-070776 1732 hours Burglary (Auto) 365 N Congress Avenue
Victim reported that between 1720 and 1730 hours unknown person(s) entered silver 2011 Honda Odyssey bearing FL tag IZYR30 by smashing the passenger window while she was parked at the Carolina Ale House. Taken from the minivan was her purse ($100) which contained $250 in miscellaneous gift cards and her Fossil watch ($100).
17-070841 2045 hours Possession of Contraband 302 W Boynton Beach Blvd
NIU conducted a traffic stop on vehicle in the Marathon gas station for an expired tag. Upon making contact with the driver they detected the odor of marijuana. The driver was detained and inside the car was 12.5 grams of cocaine, 5.7 grams of marijuana, an SCCY 9mm handgun, and $931 cash. The driver, B/M James C Dorema DOB 10/01/90 was subsequently charged and sent to county jail.
17-070930 0226 hours Possession of Contraband 500 W Gateway Blvd
W/F Jasmine Rivera DOB 06-10-99 was arrested for possession of marijuana <20 grams following a traffic stop. She was released via NTA.
17-070934 0245 hours Possession of Contraband 850 W Gateway Blvd
W/F Lilliana Torres DOB 10/03/94 was arrested for possession of marijuana <20 grams following a traffic stop. She was released via NTA.
17-070939 0339 hours Aggravated Flee & Eluding 2200 N Seacrest Blvd
Officer Montoute and Officer Ramos attempted to stop a black Jaguar for a traffic infraction. The driver, B/M Roderick Shelton DOB 06/06/77 refused to stop. As officers terminated their intent to stop the car they heard two “pops” which sounded like gunfire. Officer Ramos advised that he windshield had been struck by a projectile. The officers re-engaged Shelton who refused to stop until he reached the 1500 block of N Dixie Hwy in West Palm Beach. With assistance from West Palm PD, Shelton was taken into custody without incident. Along the pursuit Shelton was discarding numerous items. At the time of his arrest, a firearm was not located.
17-70671 Bomb Threat 3625 S. Federal Hwy. (Walmart) 0840hrs
Officers responded to the above address in reference to a Bomb Threat. An unknown subject called the store’s main phone line and advised there was a bomb in the building. Walmart’s management ordered an immediate evacuation of the building and parking lot. Officers secured the perimeter at a safe distance, and BBFR staged close by. Palm Beach Gardens and BSO provided assistance by allowing their bomb detecting K-9’s to respond and clear the store’s interior. It should be noted that no device was found.
17-70653 Extra Patrol 1500-2600 block North ICW 0600hrs
The Marine Unit conducted an extra patrol in reference to anchored vessels located west of the marked channel. While on the extra patrol 6 anchored sailboats were located, and 3 of them had white anchor lights illuminated. The other 3 sailboats were in violation and were issued uniform Boating Citations via clerk of court due to them being unoccupied.

Boynton Briefing - Dec. 8, 2017

17-070600 Suspicious Incident/Shots Fired 421 NE 13 Ave (Palmetto Greens Park) 2123 hours
Officers checked the area reference multiple gun shots with negative results for any victims, crime scene, or witnesses. Local hospitals were checked.
17-070617 Narcotics Possession 3200 Old Boynton Rd 2254 hours
Officers responded to Wal-Mart in reference to a possible CLS. Upon arrival officers located in plain view contraband/paraphernalia that led them to discover crystal methamphetamines and xanax inside the driver’s vehicle. BBFR checked the driver with negative indications of an overdose. The driver Michael Natale was charged accordingly and tot PBCJ.
17-070502 1417 hours GTA 3612 S. Seacrest Blvd.
A 2016 NINGBO SANJIANG scooter bearing FL tag 783 4RF, was stolen between the hours of 2200 on 12.06.2017 and 1400 hours on this date. The scooter was initially parked within the driveway of the above location.
Officers responded to 1 non-fatal overdose during the course of the shift.
17-070395 2354 hours Possession of Heroin/MDMA 2821 S. Federal Hwy.
While on an extra patrol Officer Alegria noticed a suspicious vehicle backed into a parking space to the rear of the hotel. Upon making contact with the sole occupant of the vehicle b/m Jhonny Colin; Alegria smelled a strong odor of marijuana emanating from the vehicle. Colin was subsequently detained until the vehicle could be searched. Further investigation yielded three capsules of heroin, .4 grams of marijuana and .4 grams of MDMA. Colin was arrested for Possession of Contraband and tot PBCJ.

Boynton Briefing - Dec. 6, 2017

17-070118 1936 hours Robbery/Sudden Snatching 701 N Congress Avenue|
Victim advised that while at the Arcade a b/m approximately 30-40 years of age, clean cut wearing a white shirt grabbed her Gucci purse ($1500) and ran north from the business. Inside the purse was a Cartier wallet ($900) containing $140 cash. Also in the purse was a Cartier necklace ($800) and Louis Vuitton earrings ($400). A canvass of the area was negative for the suspect.
17-070143 2118 hours Warrant Arrest 4700 N Congress Avenue
W/F Patricia L Gormley DOB 07/01/88 was arrested after investigation discovered she had an outstanding warrant for Failure to Appear. Gormley was sent to county jail.
17-070147 2153 hours Burglary (Cat-Type) 1600 Stonehaven Drive #3
Victim reported that while sleeping she was awakened by what she thought was her roommate. Victim went to check her iPhone 7 Plus ($900) and discovered it was missing from the charger. Victim checked the apartment and discovered that the front door was open. Victim contacted her roommate via computer who advised that she at work on a plane (flight attendant) in Ft. Lauderdale. A subsequent check of the apartment also revealed that the unknown suspect(s) stole two of her roommate’s laptops as well.
17-070191 0108 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 200 SW 7th Street
38 year old male was found overdosing by his girlfriend. Arriving officers administered Narcan and the male was subsequently transported by BBFR to Bethesda Hospital.
17-070055 Possession Contraband 2800 SE 2nd St 14:27 hours
BBPD units responded to a complainant of a possible violent robbery in the 3600 block of S Federal Hwy. Officers observed a subject in the area (Seaborne Cove) where the suspect was reported to be last seen. As officers approached the subject he took flight along the railroad tracks. Officers observed the subject pull a plastic bag from his clothing and discard it as he ran from them. The subject later identified as Edwidge Racine eventually stopped and surrendered to police. Racine was charged with Possess Heroin, Poss Cocaine with intent to sell <1000 ft of park, Possess Marijuana, Resist w/o violence Trespass FEC Railroad Tracks. Racine was tot to PBCJ without incident.
17-070012 Motor Vehicle Theft 1660 Renaissance Commons Blvd. 1047hrs.
2007 Suzuki motorcycle black and bronze in color bearing FL tag 69WQM was stolen from the parking garage.
17-070042 Overdose (non-fatal) 509 E. Boynton Beach Blvd. 1253hrs.
17-070044 Suspicious Incident /Recovered Firearm Library 208 S. Seacrest. 1257hrs.
Units responded to the library in reference to a small group of juveniles loitering outside. The caller advised that they observed what they believed to be a handgun in the pocket of one of the juveniles as well as another juvenile with what appeared to be a firearm on his thigh. Upon arrival no firearms were located on anyone. The area was searched and a firearm was located under a bench, however, Officers were unable to identify the owner. Firearm was taken into evidence.

Boynton Briefing - Dec. 1-4, 2017

17-069664 Burglary to Auto 1625 Renn. Commons Blvd 2329 hours
Victim advised someone had stolen his pool vacuum cleaner (valued at $2,000) from the back of his pickup truck between 1100 hours and midnight.
17-069666 Suspicious Incident/Shots Fired 311 NW 12 Ave (Denson Pool) 0004 hours
Officers checked the area reference multiple gun shots with negative results for any victims, crime scene, or witnesses. Local hospitals were checked.
17-069595 1557 hours Burglary Auto 2970 Quantum Lakes Drive
Victim reported unknown suspects entering her unsecured white Infinity Q50 and stealing a Wallace purse bag.
17-069629 2000 hours Burglary Auto 801 N Congress Ave (YouFit Health Club)
Victim reported unknown suspects smashed the passenger window to his secured red 2017 Toyota Corolla and stealing a computer bag, gym bag, and wallet containing credit cards.
Officers responded to 2 non-fatal overdoses during the course of the shift.
17-69513 THI Crash 3501 W BB Blvd 0608hrs|
Officers responded to the report of a traffic crash with serious bodily injury. A vehicle vs a scooter. THI/CS responded. Charges pending lab results.
17-69521 Vandalism 1005 N Seacrest Blvd 0801hrs
Officers responded to the above address in reference to a vandalism. A suspect that was subsequently identified as Tyrus Hardimon shattered a window and fled the scene. Hardimon was located in the lobby of the PD creating a disturbance. Tot pbcj.
17-069453 Failed to Stop 2200 N. Seacrest Blvd 2121 hours
Officers attempted a traffic stop on a silver Honda Civic (hatchback), FL IVKI18. The driver refused to yield as it continued northbound on Federal Hwy into Lantana jurisdiction. Officers terminated any further efforts.
17-069457 Narcotics Arrest/COV 530 E. Gateway Blvd 2138 hours
While conducting an extra patrol at the above business, officers placed Blaise Romain under arrest for Open Container (COV). Further investigation revealed Romain to be in possession MDMA, marijuana, and paraphernalia. Romain was charged accordingly and TOT PBCJ.
17-069495 Stolen Vehicle 1387 Fairfax Cir E. 0215 hours
Officers responded to the area reference suspicious persons looking into vehicles. It was later determined a black Kia Sportage FL 417NZT was taken from the above address. A spare key was left inside the vehicle. Vehicle entered into F/NCIC
17-69326 Suspicious Incident 2200 FEC 0530hrs
Officers responded to the report of a man on the tracks at Gateway Blvd and FEC Railway. A male was located with life threatening injuries was located. The male was transported for medical attention. DB/CS responded.
17-69359 Non-Fatal Overdose
17-69361 Non-Fatal Overdose
17-069313 Suspicious Incident/Shots Fired 1602 Meadows Cir W 0137 hours
Officers responded to the area reference multiple gun shots heard within the area. A check of the area resulted in negative evidence, victims, or witnesses. Local hospitals checked.
17-069322 AOD/West Palm Bch PD Gateway Blvd/I-95 0307 hours
West Palm Beach PD requested assistance reference a pursuit on an Armed Carjacking suspect vehicle entering the city from Gateway Blvd and I-95. Stop Sticks were utilized at the 300 blk N. Seacrest Blvd and the suspect vehicle, silver Chevy Impala came to a stop at Ocean Ave and Seacrest Blvd. All subjects were detained without incident. WPBPD Case 2017-002284.
17-069233 1800 hours THI Accident Gulfstream Blvd/Old Dixie Hwy
Single vehicle motorcycle crash where driver was ejected. Driver was trauma alerted due to serious bodily injuries sustained. The driver was transported to hospital and is in stable condition. THI and Crime scene responded to the scene.
17-069244 1839 hours Burglary Auto 2201 S Federal Hwy (Gilbys Restaurant)
Victim reported unknown suspects entering her secured green 2013 Ford Escape and stealing a Coach bag and an Apple laptop.
17-069260 2046 hrs DUI Overdose 850 W Gateway Blvd
Officers responded to the above address reference to a male in a vehicle unconscious and not breathing. Heroin was located in the vehicle which led officers to believe the male overdosed. Traffic Officer Castro responded and completed a DUI investigation. Toxicology results pending.
17-069277 2140 hours Burglary Auto 303 Meadows Drive
Victim reported unknown suspects entering her unsecured Nissan Altima and stealing a Sony PS4.
17-069280 2200 hours Shots Fired NW 16th Ct and NW 3rd Lane
Officers responded to the area reference to shots fired. Crime scene was located in the roadway with approximately 10 .40 caliber shell casings.
Officers responded to 2 non-fatal overdoses during the course of the shift.

Boynton Briefing - Dec. 1, 2017

17-068965 1825 hours Recovered Stolen Auto 213 W Boynton Beach Blvd
Officer Montoute observed a gold 2014 GMC Yukon bearing FL tag 308MTI towing a brown Mazda pickup truck bearing FL tag 165QIA in the 100 block of E Boynton Beach Blvd. The improper towing was causing sparks to fly across the roadway. A traffic stop was conducted and the trucks pulled behind the business at 213 W Boynton Beach Blvd. Dispatch advised that the Yukon was reported stolen out of Palm Springs. A felony stop was conducted and the driver and passenger detained. Post Miranda, the driver W/M Joseph A. Cotromano admitted he “borrowed” the car in exchange for crack cocaine. The passenger had no knowledge that the Yukon was stolen as he was the owner of the Mazda. Cotromano was processed and sent to county jail.
17-068966 1834 hours Possession of Contraband 100 NW 3rd Avenue
NIU was on patrol looking for individuals who were wanted for sale of narcotics from a previous investigation when the spotted a blue 2010 Infinity G37 registered to B/M Kerry M. McCray DOB 03-05-77 who was one of these individuals. A traffic stop was conducted and McCray was arrested. Post-Miranda McCray acknowledged being in possession of additional narcotics (crack cocaine and heroin). McCray was processed and sent to county jail on the previous case and the new charges.
17-069044 2249 hours Overdose (Non-fatal) 911 S Federal Hwy
Officers responded to the Ann Marie Tiki Hut Hotel in reference to an overdose. The patient was conscious and breathing upon their arrival but advised he had snorted heroin. BBFD transported him to Bethesda Hospital.
17-069067 0056 hours DWLS (Felony) 300 S Congress Avenue
Officer Castro observed a white 2009 Chevy Impala bearing FL tag Y44VZV driving erratically in the 800 block of W Boynton Beach Blvd. A traffic stop was conducted and the driver was identified as B/M Nickson Bureau DOB 03-13-80. A Driver’s License check revealed Bureau had a suspended license for Financial Responsibility. The D/L check also revealed that he had four (4) previous convictions for Driving While License Suspended/Revoked. Bureau was processed and sent to county jail.
17-068856 Burglary Vehicle Delayed 1005 W. Gateway Blvd. 0812hrs
The victim advised that sometime between 1700hrs last night and 0800hrs this morning an unknown suspect(s) burglarized his white 2011 Ford F150 (FL #Y76NRJ). A tool pouch containing approx. $500 in miscellaneous tools was taken.
17-068855 Burglary Vehicle Delayed 566 E. Gateway Blvd. 0804hrs
The victim advised that sometime between 2030hrs last night and 0740hrs this morning an unknown suspect(s) burglarized his white 2013 Ford F150 (FL #IELU43). Approximately $3,500 in tools was taken.
17-068895 Stolen Vehicle 2071 NW 2nd Street 1140hrs
The victim advised that sometime between midnight and 1100hrs today an unknown suspect(s) stole his black 2007Audi (FL #HHCM92) from the driveway of his residence. Vehicle was entered into NCIC/FCIC as stolen.

Boynton Briefing - Nov. 30, 2017

17-068761 2019 hours DUI 900 N Seacrest Blvd
W/M Phillip Russo 10/16/98 was arrested for DUI after being stopped for a traffic infraction. Russo was unable to perform the standardized field sobriety tasks. He was processed and sent to county jail.
17-068804 2320 hours Flee and Elude 1000 N Seacrest Blvd
Officers attempted to stop a beige 2010 Nissan Altima bearing FL tag Y37SYU for a traffic infraction. The driver of the Nissan refused to stop and continued north on Seacrest Blvd at the posted speed limit. The car then headed east on NE 14th Avenue where the driver turned the car’s lights off in an attempt to evade police. The car continued until it stopped in the driveway of 137 NE 16th Avenue. The driver later identified as B/M Patrick Michel DOB 03-01-90 rapidly opened the driver’s door in an attempt to run however, officers quickly converged on the car. Michel refused to comply with officers commands to exit the car. He was subsequently tased. A search incident to arrest located contraband in the car. Michel was sent to county jail.
17-068815 0042 hours Burglary (Auto) 1475 W Gateway Boulevard
Victim reported that he witnessed 2 Hispanic males removing items from the back of his white 2005 Dodge Sprinter Van bearing FL tag DMHC74. As he approached his van the males fled to a newer model white Toyota Corolla (victim was unable to get tag number). Victim observed that the Corolla had several of his items from his van in the open trunk. In an effort to stop the Corolla, the victim pulled a hammer from the trunk and smashed the rear window. The Corolla was last seen heading east on Gateway Blvd. Officers canvassed the area with negative results. Taken were a chainsaw and a drill ($450.00).
17-068600 0515 hours Strong Arm Robbery 217 N. Federal Hwy (Chevron).
Victim reported that a black male subject with the street name “Magic,” approached him pushed him down and stole his black Genesis bicycle.
17-068609 0652 hours Grand Theft Auto 43 Meadows Drive.
Victim reported that her black 2012 Volkswagen Tiguan bearing FL tag 349PXQ was stolen from in front of her residence. Video footage from a neighboring residence shows the vehicle being driven away at 0225 hours.
17-068623 0917 hours Burglary Auto 14201 Mahogany Drive.
Victim reported that unknown suspects entered her vehicle between 0100 and 0830 hours and stole a purse and miscellaneous items. Suspect made entry by shattering the front passenger window.
17-068627 0917 hours Burglary Auto 16205 Mahogany Drive.
Victim reported that unknown suspects entered his vehicle between 2130 and 0900 hours and stole miscellaneous items and clothing. Suspect made entry by shattering the rear passenger window.
17-068679 1410 hours Failed to Stop 1900 N. Seacrest Blvd.(Ezell Hester).
Officers attempted to stop a reckless vehicle. Pursuit as terminated. Vehicle struck concrete block in the roadway and became disabled. All occupants fled on foot juvenile driver was apprehended several blocks away. A firearm was recovered at the scene.
17-068686 1453 hours Shots Fired 207 W. Ocean Ave.
Officers heard multiple gunshots in the 200 block of W. Ocean Ave. no victims or shell casings could be located.

Boynton Briefing - Nov. 29, 2017

17-068572 2255 hours Stolen Auto 701 Rider Rd.
Units responded to the aforementioned location in reference to a delayed stolen vehicle. Upon arrival the victim stated he parked his Blue 2005 Buick Sedan bearing FL. Tag Z74BID in his driveway. The victim exited the vehicle leaving the keys in the ignition; when he returned a few hours later the vehicle had been taken by unknown suspect(s). Vehicle was subsequently entered into NCIC/FCIC as stolen.
17-068533 Burglary to Residence 429 NW 7th Street 1727 hours
US Marshal’s detained B/M Jonathan Rivera-Hernandez after burglarizing a residence. Investigation and surveillance cameras revealed Rivera-Hernandez removed a package from the curtilage of residence. Rivera- Hernandez was processed at BBPD and later transported to PBCJ.
2 Non-Fatal Overdoses
17-068563 Bud’s Chicken and Seafood/ 509 E Boynton Beach Blvd
17-068569 Palmetto Green Park/ 421 NE 13th Ave
17-068477 1246 hours AOD/PBSO Orange Street
Officers responded to the above location in reference to an active domestic violence warrant. PBSO deputy advised that subject, b/m was known to resist and fled from officers. BBPD set up a perimeter around the residence as PBSO made entry. He was detained without incident.

Police target drug dealers in year-long investigation

BOYNTON BEACH – Police have arrested 16 people following a year-long investigation targeting drug dealers in the City of Boynton Beach.
More arrests are expected as a result of Operation Cherry Pill, an investigation focused on curbing the opiate-induced overdoses that have overwhelmed the city over the past two years.
Police arrested 10 men during a sweep today throughout Palm Beach County that also resulted in the seizure of $1,240 cash, two handguns and dozens of plastic bags of heroin, cocaine, crack and marijuana.
Three other men were arrested in September and October. Federal authorities secured the indictment of three additional men who were taken into custody earlier this month. During those arrests, authorities also seized $21,813 cash, 15 cell phones, and 729 grams of drugs, to include suspected heroin, suspected cocaine and suspected Percocet.
“Lives were saved today,” Boynton Beach Police Chief Jeffrey S. Katz said. “Addiction is a public health crisis which has a law enforcement component. Today, we and our law enforcement partners reinforce our resolve to address the supply side of this issue. I encourage other community stakeholders to continue addressing the demand component.”
The joint investigation was conducted by the Boynton Beach Police Department, the Drug Enforcement Administration West Palm Beach District Office, the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office, Delray Beach Police Department and Lantana Police Department.
Since January of this year, there have been 542 drug overdoses, 56 of which resulted in death. In 2016, there were 433 drug overdoses, 35 of which resulted in death.
The following individuals have been charged as a result of Operation Cherry Pill:
Kunta Riddick – 2/20/77 – Trafficking in heroin – arrested on Sept. 10, 2017
Kelcey Riddick – 2/20/77 – Trafficking in heroin – arrested on Sept. 18, 2017
Arnold Sims – 8/25/61 – Possession of heroin – arrested on Oct. 6, 2017
Derriel Wallace – 8/8/95 - Possession of heroin with intent within 1,000 feet of store, possession of cocaine with intent within 1,000 feet of a store, possession of a firearm during a felony – arrested today
Shadrick Lee – 5/5/64 – Sale of marijuana within 1,000 feet of a school and business – arrested today
Jaden Miraj – 1/12/99 – Sale of Heroin – arrested today
Terrence Wilkins – 8/16/91 – Possession of heroin with intent to sell, carrying a concealed firearm – arrested today
Corey Floyd – 1/5/78 – Sale of heroin within 1,000 feet of a business, Sale of cocaine within 1,000 feet of a church, sale of carfentanil within 1,000 feet of a church – arrested today
Billy Rollerson – 9/3/90 – Sale of cocaine within 1,000 feet of a school or business – arrested today
Keyon Mack – Trafficking in heroin, possession of cocaine with intent to sell 1,000 feet of a business – arrested today
Cedric Petty – 10/20/80 – Resisting an officer without violence – arrested today
Melvin Hall – 2/10/78 – Possession of marijuana under 20 grams – arrested today
Sherwick Jonas – 1/19/79 – Possession of marijuana under 20 grams – arrested today

FEDERAL CHARGES
Lorenzo Edmonds – 9/14/75 – Distribution of a controlled substance, that is, heroin and carfentanil (fentanyl analogue), in violation of 21 USC 841(a)(1) – arrested Nov. 7, 2017
Bryan Preston Todd – 12/17/75 – Knowingly and willfully conspiring to possess with the intent to distribute and distribute a controlled substance in violation of 21 USC 841(a)(1), that is fentanyl, fentanyl analogues and heroin. Knowingly and intentionally possessing a controlled substance with intent to distribute, that is heroin and fentanyl. – arrested Nov. 7, 2017
Taje Bannister – 10/20/93 – Conspiracy to distribute controlled substances, that is, heroin, fentanyl and fentanyl analogues in violation of 21 USC 846. Possession of a firearm in furtherance of a drug trafficking crime in violation of 18 USC 924(c)(1)(A). – arrested Nov. 7, 2017.
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Boynton Briefing - Nov. 28, 2017

17-068385 2349 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 318 NE 20th Ave.
Units responded to the aforementioned location in reference to an overdose. Upon arrival they located an unresponsive 21 yoa w/m. Subsequent first aid was provided by BBFR to wit the patient regained consciousness. He was transported to Bethesda Hospital for further medical treatment.
17-068365 Shots Fired 1901 North Seacrest Blvd/ Ezell Hester Center 2059 hours
Officers heard several shots fired while conducting extra patrol at Cherry Hill Market/ 1213 NW 4th Street. Several shell casings were found within Ezell Hester (basketball court); however no suspects or witnesses were located at this time.
17-068297 1429 hours Attempted Robbery 532 E. Wool bright Road
Officers responded to the above location in reference to an attempted robbery. Contact was made with the caller/cashier who stated that while working behind the counter at the cash register, an Asian male walked into the business and demanded money. She yelled at the male, stating “no” you are not getting any money. The male walked out of the store and disappeared. She described the male as Asian, wearing a white shirt and blue shorts, and carrying a black bag, possibly back pack. Officers checked the area, but were unable to locate the male.

Boynton Briefing - Nov. 23-27, 2017

17-068203 Failed to Stop for L.E.O 1300 W. Gateway Blvd 2134 hrs
Officers on patrol attempted to conduct a traffic stop on a speeding black/red motorcycle (unknown tag/make/model). The operator of the motorcycle ignored the officers emergency equipment and fled westbound on Gateway Blvd. The motorcycle then turned southbound onto Renaissance Commons Blvd while increasing its reckless speed. Officers discontinued their attempt at stopping the motorcycle. Other officers who were responding to assist were able to see the motorcycle enter I-95 northbound from Boynton Beach Blvd still at a high rate of speed.
17-067985 Grand Theft Ezell Hester / 1901 N. Seacrest Blvd 1841hrs
Officers responded to the park and met with the caller who alleged to have been the victim of a robbery. Investigation revealed that the caller arranged to sell two I-phones to an unknown subject using the App Offer-up. The victim met with two juvenile subjects and handed one phone to each subject for inspection. The two subjects suddenly took off running in separation directions with I-Phones in hand. The suspects were described one light skin b/m with an afro, wearing a white shirt with basketball shorts and being approximately 5,08 ft tall. The second subject was described as a b/m average size with a dark skin tone, wearing blue basketball shorts with no shirt and having short hair.
17-068038 Rec. Stolen Vehicle 900 S. Seacrest Blvd 2218 hrs
Officers on patrol conducted a traffic on a speeding silver Chevy Cruze. An NCIC/FCIC records check revealed that the vehicle was very recently stolen from PBSO jurisdiction. Deputies from PBSO who were still working the scene of the auto theft quickly responded to the traffic stop. The deputies supplicated to take over the investigation. As a result, the two occupants of the vehicle were arrested by PBSO deputies.
17-068079 Block Party 300 NE 15th Ave 0143 hrs
Officers responded to the are to investigate an aggravated assault complaint. Officers came across large group of approximately 300 individuals and vehicle attending a house party. Multiple Officers joined in and the party was promptly shut down. All attendees left the area without incident while registering minimal objections.
17-067805 Burglary to Vessel 712 NW 3rd St 1717 hrs
Officers responded to the above address in reference to a delayed burglary to a vessel. The victim told officers that his boat has been parked at the above address while undergoing some repairs. The victim stated that he recently noticed that a navigation device was stolen from the boat. It was unknown when the device was stolen from the boat.
17-067843 Agg. Battery (Stabbing) 1930 Boynton Bay Ct 2124 hrs
Officers responded to the above address following the report of a stabbing. Officers met with the caller who was bleeding from his right arm. The victim told officers that he was stabbed while engaged in a physical altercation with a male who was visiting his neighbor. Officers were able to locate a suspect who was seen leaving the area. A show-up was conducted and the victim positively identified the suspect. The victim was then taken to Bethesda Hospital for medical treatment. While at the hospital, the victim decided to not press charges and elected to cease cooperating with officers and Detective.
17-068096 0716 AOD Boca PD Ezell Hester
Officers assisted Boca PD Detectives regarding a warrant pick-up for b/m/j. He was placed into custody and turned over to JAC.
17-068123 1135 Overdose Non-Fatal Palmetto Greens Pk
Female subject was located lying in the parking lot of Palmetto Greens Pk, accompanied by another female. Both admitted to injecting heroin. EVZIO (naloxone HCI injection) Auto-Injector utilized which assisted in reviving subject. TOT BMH and expected to make full recovery.
17-068131 1200 Stolen Auto 13 Crossing Cir
A 2005 white Chevy van (Fl 269PGD) was parked on 11/25 at 1945 hours, unlocked with keys in center console. On 11/26 at 1021 hours PBSO contacted BBPD to advise that the van was involved in an accident and three black males fled the scene. Owner was unaware van was stolen until BBPD made contact.
17-068128 1205 Burglary Attempt 560 Horizons W
Window screen was damaged but no entry made.
17-67721 0810 Burglary Auto 415 SW 5 Ave
Vehicle rear window smashed and some tools stolen from within.
17-67750 1228 Stolen Auto Recovery 100 NE 19 Ave
Black 2008 VW Jetta was recovered.
17-67666 Vandalism to Business 2700 Quantum lakes Blvd 20:26 hours
Unknown individuals made entry into at least (20) mail boxes inside the mail room at Quantum Lakes community clubhouse. The face plate of the mail boxes had multiple gouges and appeared to be pried open. US Postal Inspection Services were notified. This is the second incident within one month at this location (reference BBPD case 17-063315).
17-67598 Burglary Delayed 1330 NW 1st Court 1007hrs
Officers responded to the above address in reference to a delayed burglary to an unsecured shed. The victim advised that over $2,000 worth of miscellaneous tools were taken.
17-067517 Shots Fired 513 NW 9th Avenue 22:48 hours
Officers responded to the area in reference to 5-6 six shots fired. A canvass of the area yielded negative results of any evidentiary value.
17-067574 Flee Elude 100 NW 14th Avenue 02:46 hours
BBPD units attempted to stop a Cadillac Deville in the area of 100 NW 15th Avenue. The driver bailed out of the vehicle at which time officers set up a perimeter and attempted to pursue the driver (described as B/M blue hat, blue shirt and jeans).

Police arrest Caloosa Park murder suspect

Boynton Beach Police have arrested a 17-year-old Riviera Beach man for the fatal shooting of a man Sunday night in Caloosa Park.
Stephen Thal is charged with first degree murder with a firearm for killing Desean Menelas, 20, of Boynton Beach.
Thal was taken into custody by the U.S. Marshals South Florida Regional Task Force at around 11 p.m. last night following a traffic stop in the 1000 block of 45th Street in West Palm Beach.
Read the arrest report here: https://issuu.com/bbpd/docs/thalpc

Police arrest two men for Facebook Marketplace armed robbery

Detectives have arrested two men who robbed a man of two iPhones that he had arranged to sell to them through Facebook Marketplace. Jovany Michel, 19, and Nicken Resolu, 19, remain in the Palm Beach County Jail charged with robbery with a firearm. The robbery occurred in the parking lot of Walmart, 3200 Old Boynton Road, on Nov. 14. Our lobby is a safe place to meet to buy or sell items via Facebook Marketplace Community, Craigslist, OfferUp and letgo. Our doors are open 24/7/365.

Boynton Briefing - Nov. 21, 2017

17-067122 0058 hours Strong Arm Robbery 2200 Southeast 2nd Street
Victim was walking to the Kwik Stop when a newer model red Toyota, possibly Corolla, pulled alongside him. The vehicle stopped and the front passenger exited, began to converse with him about his shoes and offered to buy them. When the victim refused the back seat passenger exited the vehicle and together the passengers of the vehicle forcefully took his shoes off his person. The suspects entered the vehicle which fled westbound on Southwest 23rd Avenue. The victim described the suspects to be black males approximately 6’00” with a thick build.
The platoon responded to 2 non-fatal overdose during the course of the shift.
17-066965 0805 Burglary-Auto 3120 Hypoluxo Rd
Purse stolen from vehicle while left unattended. Suspect was possibly driving a grey VW leaving in unknown DOT.
17-066966 0800 Burglary-Auto 1718 Corporate Dr
Three work vehicles were burglarized between 11/18 1600 – 11/20 0800. Video captured 2 unknown suspects, possibly light skinned black or Hispanic arrive in a black car. Suspect used a punch to break the locks and then stole tools. Video footage to be submitted into evidence.
17-066981 0800 Burglary-Auto 1724 Corporate Dr
Vehicle burglarized between 11/18 1600 – 11/20 0800. Same circumstances as 17-66966. Video captured 2 unknown suspects, possibly light skinned black or Hispanic arrive in a black car. Suspect used a punch to break the locks and then stole tools. Video footage to be submitted into evidence.

Boynton Briefing - Nov. 17-20, 2017

17-066884 Burglary Auto 510 Belmont Place 16:41 hours
Unknown individual(s) gained entry into the victim’s unlocked White 2011 Ford E250 van FL tag ERRI54 sometime during the night. A black wallet was taken from the vehicle containing a $3,000 dollar check, DL, credit/debit cards.
17-066918 Shooting 1300 SW 35th Avenue 19:33 hours
BBPD responded to Caloosa Park to a shots fired call. Officers observed approximately 50 people dispersing from one of the basketball courts where an unidentified male had been shot. The victim was taken to the hospital where he succumbed to his injuries.
17-066941 R/O w/o Vio 1000 n Seacrest 00:24 hours
B/M Malvin Hall was arrested for Resisting Arrest w/o Violence, COV in park after dusk. Hall failed to obey verbal commands as he ran from BBPD units. Hall was tased and then taken into custody. He was transported to Bethesda Hospital for medical clearance prior to being tot to PBCJ. SIR in progress.
17-066739 2323 hours Strongarm Robbery 208 E. Gateway Blvd. Officers responded to the above location in reference to a strongarm robbery. Upon arrival they met with the victim who stated an unk. b/m suspect dressed in all black had snatched $20 from his hand and fled the area. Units searched the area but met with negative results in locating the suspect.
17-66577 Carjacking Arrest 1500 SW 8th St 1049hrs
Officers responded to the report of an auto theft in progress. A suspect had been stopped by the vehicle owner. Investigation resulted the offenders arrest for armed robbery (vehicle). Arrested tot pbcj.
1766852 Flee Elude 300 N Seacrest Blvd 1119hrs
Officers attempted a traffic stop upon a 2017 white Chevrolet Camaro bearing FL tag: HLMF92. The stop was abandoned as the vehicle did not yield.
Traffic enforcement: 36 Traffic Stops
17-066419 Burglary Res Non-Force Entry 1610 Stone Haven Dr. #3 16:10 hours
Victim advised unknown subjects entered her unsecured residence sometime between the hours of 07:00 hours and 16:10 hours through the back sliding glass doors. A gray Acer lap top, a black Hp laptop, and a black hand purse containing credit cards and a green card were taken.
17-066441 Susp Inc Shots Fired 2320 NW 2nd St 19:02 hours
Victim advised he saw an unknown black 4 door vehicle park in the front of his drive way at which time a B/M got out of the vehicle and walked through his back yard and into the back yard of 2351 NW 1st Street. As the victim was talking to someone he heard 2-3 shots in the area but did not identify the source of the shots or was able to confirm whether they were related to the B/M that had walked through his yard.
17-066468 Susp Inc Shots Fired 428 NE 14th Ave 21:42 hours
Caller advised 4-5 shots were heard in the area. A light colored four door vehicle drove away from the area at a high rate of speed after residents heard the shots. Officers canvassed the area with negative results.
17-066475 Burg Res Delayed 3589 S. Federal Hwy 21:44 hours
Victim advised sometime between 09:00 hours and 17:30 hours unknown subjects entered her apartment. The victim’s custom pink golf clubs were taken.
17-066472 Agg Assault Fiream N. Seacrest Blvd and W. Gateway 21:55 hours
BBPD units responded to the 2100 block of N Seacrest Blvd for possible shots fired. Officers were unable to locate any victims or evidence in the immediate area. 20 minutes later our communications was contacted by a woman who advised her vehicle was shot at in the area of Gateway Blvd. and Seacrest Blvd. Several round struck the vehicle.
17-066204 1841 hours Auto Burglary 510 Northeast 3rd Street
Officers responded to an in progress auto burglary to which the defendant, Sylvester Thomas, fled prior to our arrival. Sylvester was located behind 501 Northeast 3rd Street and held down by a witness. Officers were made aware of this and arrested Sylvester who was processed and turned over to the PBCJ.
17-066218 2002 hours Robbery Attempt 801 North Congress Avenue
Suspect entered the business and attempted to return a pair of shoes. Due to the suspect not having the receipt the victim advised the suspect he could not complete the return. The suspect became enraged, walked behind the counter and battered the victim, ultimately knocking the victim to the ground, while he attempted gain access to the cash register. After several failed attempts to open the cash register the suspect fled and exited the mall entering a silver four door sedan. Suspect was described to be a black male with short hair, approximately 6’02” and 200 lbs.

Report an impaired driver and earn $100

Did you know that you reporting an impaired driver can you earn $100? MOBILE EYES is a program of the Safety Council of Palm Beach County, Inc..
It recently earned a Boynton Beach man $100. He called 911 after he saw a man passed out inside a parked car with his foot on the accelerator. An investigation was conducted, and the man was ultimately arrested and charged with DUI.
Dispatcher Lenny Brown took the initial 911 call and then submitted information about it to the Safety Council. They, in turn, sent a check for $100 to the caller.
The BBPD is a proud supporter of the MOBILE EYES program. You can learn more here: http://safetycouncilpbc.org/mobile-eyes-program/
#bbpdpride

Boynton Briefing - Nov. 7-9, 2017

17-064539 Overdose-Fatal 1025hours 1900 N. Federal Hwy. (Inlet Inn Motel)
Officers responded to the Inlet Inn Motel in reference to an unresponsive 32 yoa w/m. Upon arrival BBFD deemed the patient expired after life saving measures failed to resuscitate him. Further investigation revealed the decedent most likely expired due to an overdose. DB/CS responded.
17-064415 1705 hours Stolen Vessel 2010 North Federal Highway
Suspects detached a double jetski trailer (FL# ENCF57) from the victim’s vehicle by cutting the lock from the hitch. The trailer was a Triton 14ft double jetski trailer which contained a blue Yamaha F25 (FL# 8768PZ - HIN# YAMA1590D515) . This occurred between 1615 – 1659 hours.
17-064426 1826 hours Burglary Auto 635 Shore Drive
Victim observed a person running through her yard and exited her residence to investigate. Upon doing so the victim discovered a newer model Nissan Altima (NOI) parked in front of her residence and what the victim believed to be a white female running from her vehicle and getting into the Altima which was last seen heading westbound towards Federal Highway. It’s believed that the victim interrupted the burglary as no items were stolen.
17-064430 1846 hours Burglary Auto 728 Northeast 8th Avenue
Victim reported parking her vehicle in the driveway at 1840 hours and leaving it unsecured while carrying her daughter into the residence. Victim returned to the vehicle five minutes later and discovered that suspects entered and stole the vehicle’s lease contract from the vehicle’s glove box.
17-064428 1939 hours Burglary Auto 802 Ocean Inlet Drive
Victim reported parking her vehicle in the driveway at 1730 hours where it was left unsecure. Victim returned at 1930 hours and discovered that suspects ransacked the vehicle only stealing the center console plastic tray. The suspects are believed to the same suspects from 17-064430.
Officers responded to one (1) non-fatal overdose.
17-064322 0724 Burglary (Trailer) 3100 S Congress Avenue #9
Victim reported that between 1700 hours on 11-6-17 and 0700 hours this morning unknown person(s) entered his white 2008 Diac Trailer bearing Florida tag 656QLQ by cutting the hasp. Victim came to work at the Drapery Lane and found the doors to the trailer wide open. Victim reported that the trailer was rummaged through but nothing appears missing.
17-064337 0845 hours Burglary (Attempt) 3339 S Federal Highway #H
Witness reported that while walking her dog in the Seaborne Cove neighborhood, she heard the sound of glass breaking. She walked around the corner and observed her neighbor’s window had been shattered. Entry was not made as the window (high impact) was still intact. Responding officers also discovered that the screen to another window had been removed. A canvas of the area was negative.
17-064385 1426 hours Robbery (Armed) 501 SE 18th Avenue
The Loss Prevention Officer for Publix observed a black female conceal 3-4 boxes of over-the-counter allergy medicine ($45.00) in her purse. The female then passed all points of sale and exited the store. The LPO attempted to detain her and recover the medication. As he was doing so a struggle ensued and the female sprayed the LPO with pepper-spray and fled on foot. The female was located; detained; and a show-up conducted with positive results. Search incident to arrest, officers found the pepper-spray canister in her purse. The medication was not recovered.

Boynton Briefing - Nov. 2, 2017

17-063095 1455 hours Boat Fire 1600 N. ICW.
Marine officers responded to a boat fire and assisted in extinguishing the flames and evacuating the occupants.
17-063129 1619 hours Boat Accident 1500 S. ICW.
The Marine Unit responded to a head on boat collision in the proximity of the Woolbright Bridge. Officers assisted with evacuating injured occupants and are conducting a BUI investigation.
17-063120 1855 hours Drug Arrest 103 E. Boynton Beach Blvd (Palm Food).
Officers arrested Ashton Millines for numerous drug offenses. During the course of the arrest Millines resisted and several officers were required to use force to subdue him.
17-063160 2030 hours Burglary Autos N. Congress Ave.
Officers responded to numerous reports of auto burglaries in the Congress Avenue corridor. Unknown suspects made entry to vehicles by breaking windows with a spring loaded center punch. The burglaries were believed to have taken place between 1930 and 2030 hours. Crime Scene processed the vehicles. The locations included Carrabas, LA Fitness, 24 Hour Fitness and Orange Theory Fitness. Case numbers included the following:
17-063151
17-063155
17-063156
17-063157
17-063158
17-063159
17-063161
17-063162
17-063163
17-063164
17-063165
17-063166
17-063180
17-063186
17-063192
17-063198
17-063189 2317 hours Grand Theft Auto 1000 N. ICW.
Marine unit responded to a report of a possible wave runner accident. Investigation revealed Brian Powell stole the wave runner and fell off of it leaving him stranded in the ICW until he was helped to shore by passing boaters. As a result, Brian was arrested and turned over to the Palm Beach County Jail.
Officers responded to 2 non-fatal overdoses.
17-063006 0913 hours Burglary (Auto) 1328 Fairfax Circle E
Victim reported that back on 06-11-17 between 1600 and 1700 hours her wallet was stolen from the center-console of her unlocked 2010 Kia Forte bearing FL tag N462PM. Victim had been at the 7-11 inside the store paying for gas when the incident occurred. The victim was not going to report until she started to notice suspicious activity in her account and was advised by loss prevention of Wells Fargo Bank to make a report.
17-063034 1217 hours Stolen Tag 2800 High Ridge Road
Victim reported that between 1300 hours on 10-27-17 and 1200 hours this date unknown person(s) removed/stole his Florida tag 426RVD from his silver 2000 Pontiac Montana minivan. The car had been parked at the Tri-Rail station. Tag was entered into FCIC/NCIC as stolen.
17-063036 1226 hours Aggravated Assault 2301 S congress Avenue
Victim stated that she and her roommate were arguing because the room had her boyfriend over last night. In the course of the argument, the roommate became upset and attempted to stab the victim with a large kitchen knife. Victim was able to wrestle the knife away. While attempting to stab the victim, the roommate stabbed the wall twice (damage witnessed by officers). Victim signed a refusal to prosecute but wanted roommate to leave. The roommate packed her belongings and voluntarily left the Whaler’s Cove residence.

Boynton Briefing - Nov. 1, 2017

17-062892 Shooting 111 S Atlantic Dr W 17:03 hours
Victim reported to police he had been walking south on Seacrest Blvd when a white vehicle pulled up next to him and an unknown subject shot him in the leg. Subject to his interview with D-Bureau the victim changed his story and admitted that his friend accidently shot him while inside of 111 S. Atlantic Dr. The firearm was recovered from a laundry basket and was not reported stolen. Victim signed a refusal to prosecute.
17-062904 Burglary to Residence 14 Crossings Circle #F 17:32 hours
Victim reported on 10/27/17 there was a fire at her residence. On 10/31/17 she was able to return home. The victim found that unknown individuals had rummaged through her items as she was unable to have the home secured after the fire. Numerous items were missing from the residence.
17-062905 Overdose Non-Fatal 133 N. Congress Avenue 18:37 hours
Victim was located inside her parked vehicle unconscious and breathing. BBFR responded to scene to provide immediate care prior to transporting her to Bethesda Memorial Hospital for further medical evaluation.
17-094665 Shots Fired 300 NW 17th Avenue 21:00 hours
Approximately 8-9 gun shots were reported in the area. Units conducted a search of the area for both suspect and/or shell casings yielding negative results for either.
17-062942Burglary to Auto 159 SE 27th Ct 22:29 hours
Victim advised she found the driver side door to her vehicle ajar and the center console open after she heard several unknown males talking outside her residence. The victim advised she could hear one of the subjects from her bedroom telling the others that she was inside and had just walked inside the home. The victim waited a few minutes before calling the police. The victim’s DL and Credit card were missing from the vehicle.
17-62870 Overdose not fatal

Help police identify fraud suspect

This woman used a stolen credit card to buy $1,500 worth of electronics and gift cards from Target, 650 N. Congress Ave., Boynton Beach yesterday. The credit card was taken from a wallet that was also stolen yesterday from Venetian Nail Spa.
The suspect is described as a white female, heavy build, with a tattoo on the right side of her chest.
Anyone who recognizes her is asked to call us at 561-732-8116 or Palm Beach County Crime Stoppers at 800-458-TIPS. We don't need your name, just hers. Anonymous tips can also be submitted via our MyPD app or www.bbpd.org.

Boynton Briefing - Oct. 27-30, 2017

17-062432 1619 hours Burglary Residence (Occupied) 417 SW 1st Ave.
Victim reported that 2 black male suspects entered his residence through a rear sliding glass door and stole an iphone 7. Victim stated there was video of the incident, but would need the landlord to download video.
17-062425 1756 hours Burglary Residence 523 SE 20th CT.
Victim reported that unknown suspects entered his residence through an unsecured back window and removed clothing, an Xbox, and 60 dollars in US currency.
17-062448 1920 hours Shots Fired 1213 NW 4th Street.
Officers responded to reports of shots fired in the Cherry Hill area. No shell casings or witnesses could be located.
17-062475 2218 hours Shots Fired 1005 N Seacrest Blvd.
Officers responded to reports of shots fired in the area of Z Mart. No shell casings or witnesses could be located. .
The platoon responded to 1 non-fatal overdose during the course of the shift.
17-62384 1333 hours Stolen Motorcycle 3563 S. Federal Hwy., #E
Black 2017 Kymore K-Pipe with FL tag # ME1162, reported stolen between midnight and 1315 hours this morning.
17-62387 1403 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 501 SE 18th Ave.
Victim overdosed on Heroin while in bathroom at Publix. Friends located her in bathroom and alerted staff. BBFR responded and revived her. Subject taken to BMH.
17-062255 1718 hours Shooting into Occupied Dwelling 229 SE 3rd Ave
Victim reported hearing a loud “pop” sound at approximately 0300 hours the night prior. Victim later located a bullet fragment in the living floor and a bullet in the front kitchen window. Further investigation revealed two shell casings in the front of the residence. No witnesses. No suspect information at this time. Crime Scene responded and processed the scene.
Heavy rainfall caused flooding throughout many parts of the city. Police units assisted with disabled vehicles and assessed majority of the city for flooded areas.
17-62159 0623 hrs D.U.I. Arrest 301 N. Federal Hwy.
W/M, Paul A. Torres, 12/17/68, arrested by Officer Kimball after investigation revealed that he was operating a motor vehicle when he was found asleep in the driver’s seat. TOT PBCJ.
17-62209 1225 hrs Stolen Auto 4060 Key Lime Blvd.
Unknown person stole a white 2014 Dodge Caravan C/V with FL tag #CYUZ91, between the hours of 0500 and 0930 this morning.
PTO Unit participated in a Halloween Safety seminar at Lowes instructing local children on how to have a safe day trick-or-treating.
17-062025 1422 hours Burglary Residence 1931 N. Seacrest Blvd
A representative of the property, which is currently for sale, stated that unknown suspects forced their way into the residence thru the back door and once inside removed the washer and dryer. Total loss including damage to the property was estimated at $2,000.
17-062120 2320 hours Shots Fired 1700 Meadows Circle West
Officers responded to a call of shots fired in the area of the Meadows. No witnesses or shell casings were found at the scene. Extra Patrols continued thru the night.
17-062130 0155 hours Shots Fired 300 Northeast 14th Avenue
Officers responded to a call of shots fired in the area of 300 Northeast 14th Avenue. No witnesses or shell casings were found at the scene. Extra Patrols continued thru the night.
17-61967 0612 hrs Burlgary Residence 605 NW 24th Ave.
Unknown person entered the garage of the residence while resident was asleep between 10/26 at 2100 and 10/27 at 0500, via an unlocked side door. Subject then entered a vehicle within the garage and removed a black medical bag containing medical equipment, Ipad, and a pad of blank scripts.
17-61982 0856 hrs Overdose (Non-Fatal) 174 Lake Monterey Cir.
Victim overdosed from Heroin, but was revived by a reporting party whom administered Narcan Injector prior to police arrival.
17-62012 1301 hrs Narcotic Arrest 850 W. Gateway Blvd.
W/M, Michael A. Maddaloni, 04/02/86, was arrested by Officer Dominguez after investigation revealed he was in possession of cocaine, heroin, and drug paraphernalia. TOT PBCJ.

Boynton Beach Police and Fire Departments host Public Safety Expo

BOYNTON BEACH - Come meet your neighborhood police officers and firefighters!
The Boynton Beach Police and Fire Departments will host a Public Safety Expo on Nov. 4, 2017 at the City Hall Complex along Northeast First Avenue.
The event begins with an opening ceremony at 10 a.m. at the Ocean Avenue Amphitheater, followed by demonstrations every hour on the hour from the Boynton Beach Police K9 and SWAT Teams, as well as the Boynton Beach Fire Technical Rescue Team.
“The expo was born from a suggestion a resident made at a Town Hall Meeting,” said Vanessa Snow, assistant police chief. “Our departments jumped at the opportunity to jointly showcase our unique skills with our community.”
In addition to demonstrations, there will be police and fire vehicles and boats on display, child car seat installation, and exhibitors, including the Boynton Beach Police Department Crime Prevention Unit, Boynton Beach Community Emergency Response Team (CERT), American Red Cross, National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, 211 Helpline, Children Services Council of Palm Beach County, OneBlood, Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League and MD Now.
There will be lots of free activities for children, including a bounce house, rock wall, face painting and paint a fire hydrant. Food and drinks will be available for purchase. There will also be an ASL interpreter at the event for our deaf community.
“It’s been over a decade since the City of Boynton Beach’s Public Service Professionals have had the opportunity to coordinate efforts demonstrating how we serve the community,” said Latosha Clemons, deputy fire chief. “This expo will highlight our missions and our commitment to serving the citizens of Boynton Beach.”
For more information about the expo, call Boynton Beach Police Public Information Officer Stephanie Slater at 561-742-6191.

Boynton Briefing - Oct. 27, 2017

17-061933 2308 hours Shots fired 64 Cedar Ln.
Officers responded to the above address in reference to a shots fired call. Upon arrival they were unable to locate any evidence or witnesses to substantiate the allegation. The caller wished to remain anonymous.
17-061937 2356 hours Possession of Concealed Firearm 300 N. Congress Ave.
Officer Castro and Officer Pires conducted a traffic stop on a 2003 Buick LeSabre; a records check revealed the vehicle was not registered. Further investigation revealed the driver b/m Rodney Achille’s license to be suspended. Search incident to arrest yielded a Black Ruger SR40 inside the vehicle in plain view. Achille’s was charged with CCF and cited for the DWLS. He was processed and tot PBCJ.
17-061960 0243 hours Residential Fire 14 Crossing Circle #F.
The entire B1/2 shift responded to a residential fire inside the Crossings development at the aforementioned location. Upon arrival the townhome was fully engulfed. Officers assisted BBFD in evacuating multiple residents from the endangered area to safety. Two persons were transported to Bethesda with non-life threatening injuries and 10 persons were displaced from the homes. BBFD was able to contain the fire after several minutes. Red Cross responded in reference to the displaced residents.

Boynton Briefing - Oct. 26, 2017

17-061571 R/A W/O Violence 200 NW 17th Avenue 17:30 hours
B/M Jerry Horeb 12/25/96 was charged with Resisting Arrest w/o violence.
17-061583 Burglary Res Delayed 220 NW 20th Ct 18:07 hours
Victim advised that she left her residence on October 15, 2017 at 23:00 and when she returned on October 25, 2017 she noticed her front door was unlocked. After a cursory check of her residence; she found her bedroom window broken and her wallet missing. Further check of the residence revealed that a black in color play station and 12 games were taken by unknown individual(s).
17-061623 Burglary to Auto 4791 N. Congress Avenue 20:48 hours
Victim advised that sometime between 16:00 hours and 16:30 hours on October 24, 2017 unknown individual(s) entered her unsecured vehicle that was parked in the lot of Home Away from Home. A baby pink (Michael Kors) tote purse was snatched off the front passenger seat. The victim returned to the store and met with the director of the business. Video surveillance showed a white vehicle (unknown make and model) park next to the passenger side of her vehicle. The driver of that vehicle opened the passenger door of the victim’s vehicle and quickly grabbed the victim’s purse.
17-061636 Failed to Stop 2300 s. Federal Hwy 21:34 hours
A white Mazda sedan Fl Tag IIVJ03 fled and eluded BBPD units. See also report 17-061638
17-061638 Failed to Stop 2300 s. Federal Hwy 22:02 hours
A white 2017 Mazda 3 bearing Fl Tag IIVJ03 fled and eluded BBPD units.
17-061656 Burglary to Auto 1660 Fernwood Dr. 23:02 hours
Victim advised while walking her dog she noticed that unknown individual(s) entered her unsecured vehicle. The vehicle had obvious signs that it had been rummaged through however nothing was taken.

Boynton Briefing - Oct. 25, 2017

17-061317 1605 hours Stolen Vehicle 219 NE 6th Ave
Victim reported her gray 2015 Nissan Altima (no assigned tag) stolen from the above location. Vehicle entered into F/NCIC.
17-061348 1907 hours Failed to Stop 100 NW 10th Ave.
Officers attempted to stop a 4 dr black Mercedes with an unknown temporary tag. The vehicle refused to stop and the pursuit was terminated.
17-061363 1939 hours Shots Fired 1901 N. Seacrest Blvd (Ezell Hester).
Officers responded to a call of shots fired in the area of Ezell Hester. Upon arrival officers found it was business as usual. No witnesses or shell casings were found at the scene. Extra Patrols continued through the night.
17-061232 0754 hrs Drug Paraphernalia/Resist Arrest 901 S. Federal Hwy.
B/M, Joshua Jones, 02/03/85, was arrested and released for a drug paraphernalia arrest, however; Officer Halpern soon learned Jones was a suspect in a stolen auto case that was subsequently being reported to PBSO. Jones was relocated for an investigative stop and refused to obey lawful commands. Officer Halpern began reaching for Jones’ hand to take him into custody and Jones backed away, turned, and ran. Taser was deployed and Jones was taken into custody. TOT PBCJ.
17-061242 0911 hrs Utter False Instrument Arrest 901 S. Federal Hwy.
B/M, Thierry Toussaint, 01/25/75, was arrested after investigation revealed he attempted to cash a stolen check at Chase Bank, falsely issued to him. TOT PBCJ.

Boynton Briefing - Oct. 19, 2017

17-060090 1856 hours Burglary Auto 3607 High Ridge Way #107.
Victim reported that unknown suspects removed a Dell laptop model E5470 from her unsecured vehicle between 0730 and 0810 hours.
17-060127 2106 hours Burglary Auto 2280 NW 1st Street.
Victim reported that unknown suspects removed a credit cards from the center console of her unsecured vehicle between 1400 and 2000 hours.
17-060155 0032 hours Robbery Strong-Arm 301 N. Federal Hwy
Officers responded to the above address and met with the victim who told officers that she was robbed while hanging near the dumpsters behind the business. The victim said she was approached by a male in a gold vehicle and the male snatched her Coach purse from her shoulder. The victim did not want to affirm and swear to the facts of the incident, thus the victim elected to sign a refusal to prosecute form.
17-059978 0742 hours Burglary (Auto) 85 Flamingo Drive
Victim reported that between 2130 hours last night and 0700 hours this date unknown person(s) entered her 2010 silver Chevy Malibu bearing FL tag 082PPF by breaking the rear passenger window. Once inside the unknown suspect(s) stole spare change from the driver’s door and a gold necklace ($100.00).
17-059987 0829 hours Baker Act NE 13th Avenue
While on patrol Officer Albanese was flagged down by a 50 year old male who requested help advising he was off his meds and was having thoughts of harming himself. The male was transported to JFK Hospital under a Baker Act.
17-060015 1125 hours Warrant Arrest 3200 S Congress Avenue
W/M Joseph Pare DOB 10/31/63 was violated by his probation officer. Pare was processed and sent county jail with a Violation of Probation warrant.

Boynton Briefing - Oct. 13-16, 2017

17-059331 0816 Overdose (Non-Fatal) SW Roma Way
37 year old male found unresponsive by his father. Male was taken to Bethesda Hospital.
17-059339 0902 hours Burglary (Residence) Swallow Drive
Victim reported that at 1650 hours on 10/12/17 he came home from work and noticed a blanket on the stairs. He went upstairs and discovered an envelope with $400.00 missing from the night stand. He didn’t call that night as he thought his wife might have moved it. Today he discovered fresh pry marks on the sliding glass door. An inventory of his house revealed that approximately $2,000 of his wife’s jewelry is missing.
17-059348 1043 hours Theft (Recovery) 1005 W Gateway Blvd
Officers responded to a bike theft in-progress. Witnesses advise that several black male juveniles had stolen the victim’s bike and he was pursuing them on foot. Officer Halpern observed the juveniles riding west along Gateway Blvd. He attempted to make contact with them but the jumped off the bike and fled into the wooded area. Officer Halpern was able to detain two of the three juveniles and Sgt. Everett stopped the third. A show-up was conducted with positive results; however, victim did not want to prosecute and only wanted his bike back. Juveniles released to their respective parents.
17-059355 1214 hours Burglary (Auto) 2450 Quantum Boulevard
Victim stated that between 1700 hours yesterday and 1200 hours today unknown person(s) entered her unlocked silver 2014 Nissan Altima bearing FL tag ERKM39. Taken from the center console was $150 in cash. The car was in the lot of the Townplace Suites.
17-059267 Agg. Battery Cutting Inst. 2815 S. Seacrest Blvd 1931 hours
Officers responded to Bethesda Hospital and met with the 17 year old victim of a delayed stabbing. The victim’s parents who were also present informed officers that the victim was involved in a fist fight with several male juveniles and one of the males stabbed the victim in the process. The victim had several cuts on his person and a laceration to his forearm. The victim told officers the incident took place near a Presbyterian church on the way from Delray Beach. Officers were not able to determine the exact location and/or jurisdiction of the incident. Investigation on-going.
17-059313 Pursuit / Carjacking Vehicle 1400 NW 1st Ct 0158 hours
While on patrol, officers spotted a blue 2017 Toyota (FL tag HDLF13) that was stolen in a carjacking out of Delray Beach earlier in the day. After confirming the NCIC/FCIC Hit, a pursuit was authorized and officers pursued the vehicle northbound on I-95. The vehicle continued to flee from officers at a high rate of speed northbound on I-95. The pursuit was terminated at the Martin County Line and Officers were ordered to return to the City. As officers were returning to the City, the Martin County Sheriff’s Office relayed to BBPD Dispatch that the vehicle was disabled by a MCSO deputy’s stop stick near mile marker 102. MCSO deputies apprehended one male and a firearm from within the vehicle. MCSO deputies and their helicopter were tracking for 2 other males that ran from the vehicle. MCSO ultimately located the other two males and took them into custody.
The platoon responded to 2 non-fatal overdose during the course of the shift.
17-059148 0643 hours Burglary (Auto) 1237 Gondola Lane
Victim stated that between 0345 hours and 0630 hours unknown person(s) entered his unlocked black 2005 Ford F-150 pickup truck bearing FL tag JI3NT. The unknown suspect(s) stole a Springfield XDS 9mm firearm ($600) and his wallet from the center console. In the wallet were $100 cash and several credit cards.
17-059151 0727 hours Burglary (Auto) 13107 Mahogany Bay Drive
Victim stated that between 2300 hours and 0720 hours unknown person(s) entered his silver 2005 Toyota Camry bearing FL tag 730MND by smashing the front and rear passenger windows. Stolen from the car was a pair of Aldo suede boots ($150).
17-059154 0736 hours Carjacking 550 NW 4th Avenue
Victim reported that at approximately 2400 hours he picked up a black male known only as “magic” at the Chevron, 200 N Federal Hwy. He drove around with Magic in an effort to sell an Xbox and purchase some heroin. Victim was able to sell the console but unable to buy heroin. Magic asked to be dropped off to the rear of Galaxy Elementary at which point Magic punched him several times in the face and took his rental car, a white 2017 Nissan Altima bearing FL tag W171WJ. Victim stated he walked around for several hours before reporting it due to being ‘lost”. The car was entered into FCIC/NCIC as a felony vehicle. Update: at 1200 hours Dispatch was notified by City Towing, 510 NE 3rd Street that the vehicle had been towed to their lost as a private property tow from 632 NW 5th Street. Crime Scene responded to process; car was removed from FCIC/NCIC; Enterprise notified.
17-058951 0327 hours Carjacking (Update) 216 NE 16th Avenue
At 1115 hours PBSO via teletype advised that the had stopped the gray 2015 Nissan Altima bearing FL tag GDQC25 in Lake Worth and detained three (3) occupants. Detective Villari and Crime Scene responded to process the car and interview the detained. PBSO charged the driver with GTA.
17-059163 1009 hours Recovered GTA 3491 Ocean Parkway
Officers recovered a blue 2017 Nissan Versa bearing FL tag IMTQ98 which was found running with heavy front-end damage. The car had been reported stolen from PBSO jurisdiction. PBSO notified of recovery. The car was towed to Blakes’s Towing.
17-059181 1043 hours Robbery (Firearm) 116 Arthur Court
Victim stated he had just exited his residence when he was approached by three (3) young black males who asked for a cigarette. When he informed them he didn’t smoke one pulled out a large black handgun and demanded money. Victim gave them $300 cash. Victim stated he was in shocked and could not give a direction of travel or whether they left in a car or on foot.
17-058963 0807 hours Burglary (Auto) 815 W Boynton Beach Blvd #6-106
Victim reported that between 1900 hours last night and 0800 hours this date unknown person(s) entered her unlocked white 2012 BMW 325 bearing FL tag BTEW76. Once inside the unknown suspect(s) stole her Microsoft Surface Pro-4 laptop ($1,500).
17-058976 1001 hours Overdose (non-fatal) 217 NW 7th Court
38 year old female was found to be under the influence of some type of drug. Officers located her in the bedroom which she trashed and was flailing around on the floor. BBFR sedated her and she was transported to JFK Hospital.
17-058989 1048 hours Burglary (Auto) 815 W Boynton Beach Blvd #9-104
Victim reported that between midnight and 0800 hours unknown person(s) entered his unlocked black 2012 Kia Sorrento bearing FL tag EWJG86. The unknown suspect(s) opened the center console and stole a purse containing $50 in currency and some credit cards. The unknown suspect(s) also stole $100 in currency from the sunglass holder.

Boynton Briefing - Oct. 13, 2017

17-058872 Possession Contraband 3200 S. Congress Ave 16;51 hours
W/M Nicholas Letourneau was arrested for one count of possession of marijuana <20 gms. Letourneau was taken to BBPD for processing and then tot to PBCJ.
17-058787 0637hrs Burglary Vehicle (Delayed) 128 SW 1st Avenue
Victim advised that sometime between 1800hrs last night and 0600hrs this morning an unknown suspect(s) burglarized his gray 2013 Nissan Xterra (FL#265WCR). The vehicle’s interior was ransacked, and the victim’s wallet was stolen.
17-058847 1258hrs Burglary Residence In-Progress 36 Heather Cove Drive
Victim advised that via live feed on her phone she observed an unknown B/M gaining entry into her residence through the back slider. The suspect fled the scene prior to units arriving, but was last seen running eastbound on Miner Road. A perimeter has been established, and the suspect, William Vassor, was taken into custody on charges of burglary, possession of burglary tools and felony grand theft.

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Boynton Briefing - Oct. 11, 2017

17-058421 1619 hours Burglary Auto 9 Colonial Club Dr #100
Victim reported his Garmin GPS taken from his red Chevy Camaro between 10/08/2017 1900 and 10/09/2017 1200hrs. Vehicle was left unlocked by owner.
17-058499 2121 hours DUI Arrest 1300 SW 30th Ave
W/F Marlen Zuniga-Alvarado was arrested for DUI after investigation revealed she was impaired while operating her vehicle. Zuniga-Alvarado was processed and later TOT PBCJ.
17-058523 2251 hours Burglary Residence SE 36th Ave
Victim reported that unknown persons forced entry into the residence and stole numerous jewelry items and a safe that included cash. Total loss valued at $26,620.
17-058533 2345 hours Loitering and Prowling 619 New Lake Drive (The Cove)
Police units responded to The Cove in regards to a male attempting to pull on door handles. Officers arrived on scene and located B/M Herron Fields within the community. It was determined that Fields was not a resident of the community and his stories were too inconsistent. Fields was subsequently charged with L&P and released to his mother. No other victims located at this time.
The platoon responded to 1 non-fatal overdose during the course of the shift.
17-58332 0741 hrs Burglary Business 201 E. Boynton Beach Blvd. (MainStreet)
Unknown person entered the business by crawling under the wash tunnel retracting door, then entering the attic crawl space to gain access to the main business. The business video recorder was stolen and a lock box containing cash was pried open.
17-58381 1219 hrs Overdose (Not Fatal) 2821 S. Federal Hwy.

Boynton Briefing - Oct. 6-9, 2017

17-058051 1819 hours Poss. Of Contraband w/Intent 2500 SE 2nd St.
While on patrol Officer Sohn spotted b/m Jean Joseph operating a 2010 White Mercedes C300 bearing FL. Tag HBGE09. Sohn had knowledge of an active DNA warrant which was to be executed upon contact with Joseph. After conducting a stop on the vehicle; Sohn smelled a strong odor of marijuana coming from inside the vehicle. Joseph was subsequently detained pending a search of the vehicle. Further investigation revealed the discovery of multiple narcotics and $2,744 in cash. Joseph was arrested and charged with Possession with intent to Sale (Crack Cocaine), Possession of Marijuana and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia. He was processed at BBPD and tot PBCJ. His Mercedes and $2,744 was seized for Forfeiture.
17-058102 2221 hours Overdose Non-Fatal 3525 S. Federal Hwy #D.
17-058115 2349 hours Failed to Stop 2200 Blk N. Seacrest Blvd.
Officers attempted to stop a silver in color four door sedan bearing FL. Tag IMLAKE which was driving recklessly at the aforementioned location. Vehicle failed to stop and fled north bound on I-95. After checking the vehicle through NCIC/FCIC; there was no record found. N.O.I
17-58032 Auto Theft Arrest 4746 N Congress Ave 1601hrs
Officers responded to the report of a disturbance. During the course of the call an occupied stolen vehicle was located. The suspect was arrested and found to be in possession of narcotics. Tot PBCJ.
17-057834 Failed to Stop 100 W Boynton Beach Blvd 22:10 hours
Black Ford Focus Wagon Bearing Fl Tag CIMA87 Registered to EAN Holding LLC Rental Company (no other specific indicators) Failed to Stop.
17-057851 Failed to Stop 2200 N. Seacrest 23:01 hours
Blue 2011 Audi A6 bearing Fl Tag EZUP77 (Stolen vehicle ref WPB case 2017-0018914) Failed to Stop.
17-057856 Suspicous/Shots Fired 417 NW 4th Avenue 23:12 hours
BBPD Units responded to a shots fired call. Witness advised a black older model Chevrolet Monte Carlo was driving eastbound and fired two gun shots out of the driver window in the area of 417 NW 4th Avenue.
17-057878 Failed to Stop Boynton Beach Blvd and N2 2nd St 00:29 hours
White Chrysler, 2015 bearing Fl Tag HVNX14 – front headlight inoperable; (no other specific indicators) Failed to Stop.
17-57675 Overdoes not fatal
17-57732 Overdose not fatal
17-57768 Overdose not fatal

17-57702 Throwing Missile Occupied Dwelling 407 NE 11 Ave #A 1237hrs
Officers responded to the report of a unknown suspects throwing a rock through a bedroom window. No injuries or suspects.
17-057515 Burglary Res Forced Entry 2301 S Congress Avenue 15:28 hours
Victim told police that sometime between 0710 hours and 1520 hours unknown individual(s) entered her residence through a patio sliding glass door. The sliding glass door was found shattered and the screen was cut out. During a check of the residence the victim learned that two Black Amazon Fire tablets and One Black AT&T Alcatel tablet were missing from the residence.
17-057516 Burglary 336 NE 12th Avenue 15:15 hours
Victim told police that unknown individual(s) entered her fenced in yard and took four bicycles sometime between 10/4/17 at 1700 hours and 10/6/2017 at 2000 hours. The bicycles had been chained to her back window however the chain had been cut. Taken were two bicycles blue in color and two that were brown and orange.
17-057596 Failed to Stop 200 NW 10th Avenue 21:49 hours
BBPD units attempted to stop a blue 2011 Audi A6 bearing Fl Tag EZUP77 in the 400 block of NW 10th Avenue however the vehicle continued to travel at a high rate of speed away from the patrol car. At the time this vehicle was following a Black newer model Chevrolet/Cadillac SUV. Both vehicles entered I95 forcing the patrol units to terminate the stop.
17-57439 Robbery 133 N Congress Ave 0854hrs
Victim reported that a b/m 20’s medium build exited (possible white Dodge Charger) and forcibly took her purse got back in the vehicle and fled. CS responded.
17-57535 Damaged City Property 1901 N Seacrest Blvd 1659hrs
Officers responded to the area of Ezell Hester Center in reference to the report of damage to an impact window. A city employee reported a recently installed impact window had been cracked.

Boynton Briefing - Oct. 5, 2017

17-057196 1941 hours Burglary Residence 508 SW 1st Street.
The victim reported 2 bikes were stolen from an enclosed patio sometime during the night.
17-057186 1936 hours Resisting w/o Violence 2800 S. Federal Hwy.
Officers responded to a disturbance at the Homing Inn and arrested W/M Douglas Wylie (04-30-58) as he confronted officers.
17-057203 2144 hours Loitering and Prowling Arrest X3 700 E. Ocean Ave.
Officers responded and detained 3 juveniles after reports they were attempting to burglarize unlocked vehicles. Post Miranda one of the juveniles admitted to burglarizing vehicles, however no victims could be located.
17-057205 2132 hours Trespass on a Construction Site 2632 N. Federal Hwy.
B/M Courtney Davis (12-06-82) was arrested after he was spotted by security entering an unfinished home at the site.
17-057213 2253 hours Suspicious Incident (shots fired) 1300 W. Boynton Beach Blvd.
Officers responded to shots fired in the area of Dunkin Donuts. Although there were numerous witnesses who reported hearing a gunshot, no victim or suspects could be located.
17-057057 0748 hours Burglary (Auto) 850 W Gateway Blvd
Victim reported that while using the air pump at the 7-11 gas station she looked up and saw a black male walking quickly from the passenger side of her car. When she looked inside the car she discovered that her camo-style wallet was missing from her which had been on the passenger seat.
17-057094 1131 hours Warrant Arrest 3301 W Boynton Beach Blvd
W/F Maya Amanda Sanabria Rios DOB 03-06-91 was found to have an outstanding FTA warrant for driving w/o a license while the Sober Home Task Force was conducting an inspection on a sober home. Rios was sent to county jail.

Boynton Briefing - Oct. 4, 2017

17-056983 Robbery 555 N Congress Avenue 17:11 hours
BBPD units responded to Chase Bank in reference to a bank robbery. Information revealed that an unknown W/M (approximately 6’0” tall, skinny, wearing baby blue wrinkled scrubs with a multi-color coordinated scrub cap) approached a senior bank teller and displayed a handwritten note informing her that he was robbing the bank. The subject absconded in an unknown direction prior to police arrival. Ongoing investigation.
17-056987 Shoot into Occupied Dwelling 602 NW 5th Street 17:39 hours
Units responded to 602 NW 5th Street in reference to shots fired. Upon arrival (9) 9 millimeter spent shell casings were found scattered within a 20 yard radius in front of 545 NW 5th Street. Witness advised a Silver Grey Chrysler or Chevy was seen leaving the area as one of the occupants fired 5 to 6 guns shots.
17-057030 Hit/Run Battery on LEO 1575 SW 8th Street 23:17 hours
W/F Carmen Diaz was placed under arrest and charged with one count of Felony Hit and Run and one count of Bat on LEO. Diaz was tot to BBPD for processing and later tot to PBCJ.
17-056866 0533hrs Burglary (Auto) 3625 S. Federal Hwy.
|Victim stated that their vehicle was burglarized, items were stolen from within. Video revealed suspects burglarized the car at approximately 0328hrs.
17-056867 0533hrs Burglary (Auto) 3625 S. Federal Hwy.
Victims vehicle was burglarized and property was stolen from within. Video revealed the same suspects from 17-056866.
17-056888 0845hrs Burglary (Auto) 1475 W. Gateway Blvd.
Victim stated that two work vehicles were burglarized overnight. Property stolen from both vehicles.

Boynton Briefing - Oct. 3, 2017

17-056792 Burglary to Auto 501 N. Congress Avenue 18:34 hours
Victim stated sometime between 18:00 hours and 18:34 hours on October 2, 2017 unknown individuals broke the back rear passenger window of his vehicle. A black briefcase containing a Lenovo laptop, Bluetooth headset, apple watch charger, USB drive and an Apple I-phone charger was taken from the vehicle. Possible suspect(s) caught on surveillance camera.
17-056824 Shots Fired 570 SE 28th Avenue 21:12 hours
BBPD units responded to the area after we received several reports of shots fired. Units canvassed the area and located several shell casings in the roadway in front of 2511 SE 2nd St. There were several males standing in the driveway of the residence as units drove into the area. However, some of the individuals claimed they did not hear or see anything. A few of the subjects claimed they observed an older black model two door vehicle drive by at the time they heard the shots.
17-056678 0749hrs Burglary (Auto) 2600 NE 1st Ln.
17-056679 0756hrs Burglary (Auto) 1475 W. Gateway Blvd.
17-056680 0807hrs Burglary (Auto) 2600 NE 1st Ln.
17-056685 0840hrs Motor Vehicle Theft 1103 W. Gateway Blvd.
2006 white Suzuki NPR, FL tag CAJ2275 stolen from the business.
17-056693 0924hrs Burglary (Auto) 1475 W. Gateway Blvd.
17-056716 1138hrs Overdose (Non-fatal) 500 W. Gateway Blvd.
17-056752 1500hrs Overdose (Non-fatal) 220 SW 6th St.

Boynton Briefing - Sept. 29-Oct. 2, 2017

17-056582 1709 hours Failed to Stop 500 W Boynton Beach Blvd.
Officers attempted to stop a gold Lexus SUV bearing FL 548VPL which was stolen out of Boynton Beach (17-047806). The vehicle failed to stop and fled southbound on I-95. The pursuit was terminated and surrounding agencies were notified.
17-056586 1754 hours Grand Theft Auto 4770 N Congress Ave (Publix)
Victim reported his black 2008 Nissan Rogue bearing FL HBGZ15 stolen from the parking lot.
17-056515 2127 hours Burglary Auto 815 W Boynton Beach Blvd #16.
Victim stated that between 2200 on 09/30/2017 and 2100 on 10-01-2017 hours unknown suspects entered his unsecured vehicle and removed $2 in change from the vehicle.
17-056639 0023 hours Narcotic Arrest 4700 N Congress Ave.
Officers conducted a traffic stop on a gray Cadillac CTS for a traffic infraction. Officers detected an odor of marijuana coming from the vehicle and located 6.3 grams of marijuana on the driver, Darius Millines. Darius was processed on scene and released with an NTA.
17-056459 0024 hours GTA arrest 400 Miner Road.
Det Montoya developed probable cause for the arrest of Richy Cledor reference Grand Theft Auto that occurred at 217 N Federal Hwy (Chevron) on the morning of 10/01/2017. Cledor was processed and later TOT PBCJ.
The platoon responded to 2 non-fatal overdose during the course of the shift.
17-056489 0731 Burglary Auto 6 Kerry PL
Occurred between 9/30 at 2130 and 10/1 at 0600.
17-056494 0801 Burglary Auto 2717 SE 27th Way
Occurred between 09/30 at 1930 and 10/1 at 0800.
17-056496 0836 Burglary Auto 114 N. Fed Hwy.
17-056503 0942 Burglary Auto 114 N. Fed Hwy.
17-056506 0951 Burglary Auto 114 N. Fed Hwy.
17-056507 0952 Burglary Auto 114 N. Fed Hwy.
17-056513 1036 Burglary Auto 815 W. Boynton Beach Blvd.
Occurred between 09/30 at 2230 and 10/1 at 1030.
17-056524 1123 Burglary Auto 815 W. Boynton Beach Blvd.
Occurred between 09/30 at 2300 and 10/1 at 1120.
17-56533 1208 Burglary Auto 815 W. Boynton Beach Blvd.
Occurred between 10/1 at 0100 and 1200.
17-056547 1259 Burglary Auto 815 W. Boynton Beach Blvd.
Occurred between 10/1 at 0200 and 1240.
17-56512 1028 Assist F.H.P. (Trooper Injured) Hypoluxo/I-95
Units responded to FHP Trooper struck by vehicle. I-95 was shut down by BBPD units until they were relieved by PBSO.
17-056403 1850 hours Fleeing and Eluding 1400 S. Federal Hwy.
Officers attempted to stop a motorcycle driving recklessly. The driver accelerated, weaved in and out of traffic and crashed into a curb at the intersection of Woolbright Road. The driver W/M Logan Devore (10-08-97) and a juvenile passenger fled the scene and were arrested after a short foot pursuit. The driver and passenger were arrested for fleeing and eluding and various drug charges.
17-056415 1829 hours Aggravated Assault w/Firearm 1100 S. Federal Hwy.
The victim reported an individual tried to run him off the roadway and attempted to enter his vehicle wearing a handgun and a badge while he was stopped at a light. Officers located the suspect W/M David Kroupa who immediately presented a bail agent badge. Officers also located a chrome replica starter pistol and a holster. Kroupa was reminded that he is not a law enforcement officer and arrested for numerous felony charges.
17-056447 2215 hours Shooting into Occupied Dwelling 915 SW 3rd Street.
Officers responded to 10-15 shots being fired into a residence. Crime Scene called out. Shell casings recovered.
17-056319 0915 hours Burglary (Auto) 609 N Federal Hwy
Manager of Boynton Auto Body & Repair reported that at 2159 hours last his video surveillance captured a black male wearing a white tank top and white shorts enter his client’s unlocked black 2015 Honda Civic bearing FL tag DJAX83. The car was rummaged through but nothing of value was taken.
17-056334 1029 hours Shooting (Unoccupied Dwelling) 1991 NE 1st Lane
Victim reported sometime overnight, unknown person(s) shot at her unoccupied residence striking the house and a disabled vehicle in the yard. Crime Scene responded and recovered six (6) shell casings. Bravo shift had responded to the area at 0235 hours in reference to shots fired.
17-056353 1223 hours Burglary (Auto) 2290 N Congress Avenue
Victim reported that 1030 hours and 1215 hours unknown person(s) entered her gray 2014 Subaru Legacy bearing FL tag CUWG34 by smashing the rear passenger window. Once inside the unknown suspect(s) stole her Lenovo 17” laptop ($500) and an In-Focus projector ($400).
17-056254 2126 hours Burglary Auto 8102 Mahogany Drive.
Victim stated that between the 2000 and 0800 hours unknown suspects entered his unsecured vehicle and removed miscellaneous items from the vehicle.
The platoon responded to 1 non-fatal overdose during the course of the shift.
17-056149 0803 hours Burglary (Auto) 1782 Via Granada
Victim reported that between 2300 hours on September 28th and 0800 hours unknown person(s) entered his unlocked white 2016 Nissan NV2500 van and stole two garage door openers.
17-056153 0916 hours Warrant Arrest 1351 S Federal Hwy #315
W/M Vincent Gliatta DOB 11-02-83 was found to have an outstanding warrant (keeping a gambling house) out of Manatee County, FL. Gliatta was processed and transported to county jail.
17-056162 0947 hours Burglary (Auto) 8518 Lawrence Road
Victim reported that at 0820 hours this date she dropped her daughter off at The Learning Center. She went inside and apparently left her silver 2014 Toyota Corolla bearing FL tag HCAR78 unlocked. When she returned approximately 5 minutes later unknown person(s) entered the car and stole her Tory Burch purse ($500) from the passenger seat. Inside the purse were two credit cards and a 14ct gold charm necklace.
17-056164 1050 hours Stolen Auto 2744 Quantum Lakes Drive
Victim stated that between 0100 hours and 1000 hours unknown person(s) stole her gray 2006 Mitsubishi Outlander bearing FL tag HDZJ76 from the parking lot. The SUV was entered into FCIC/NCIC as stolen
17-055987 0947hrs Burglary (Residence) 1635 N. Seacrest Blvd.
Caller advised that sometime between 09/18/2017 and todays date unknown suspect(s) stole the attached air conditioning unit.
17-056027 1333hrs Overdose (Fatal) 10307 Mahogany Dr.
17-056034 1413hrs Overdose (Non-fatal) 409 NE 13th Ave.

Boynton Briefing - Sept. 27, 2017

17-055737 23:37 hours Grand Theft Auto 100 NW 10th Ave.
Officers were in the area of 100 NW 10th Ave when they observed a silver 2000 Mercedes-Benz S430 bearing FL 7881QS which was reported stolen out of Riviera Beach. Officers observed the driver of said vehicle, exit and walk towards Z Mart. Officers were able to take B/M/J into custody without incident. While investigating, it was discovered that juvenile had an active FTA warrant out of PBSO. He was additionally charged with GTA.
17-055744 01:28 hours Failed to Stop 100 NW 4th Ave.
Officers observed a black Mercedes Benz bearing FL Y44VZS commit a traffic violation at said location. Officers attempted a traffic stop however the vehicle failed to stop and fled from officers. The pursuit was terminated and surrounding agencies were notified.
The platoon responded to 1 non-fatal overdose during the course of the shift.
17-055555 0659 hours Stolen Auto 2651 SW 4th Street
Victim reported that between 2100 hours on 09/25/17 and 0600 hours this date unknown person(s) stole his gray 2007 Toyota Camry bearing FL tag HXJX26 from his driveway. The car was entered into FCIC/NCIC as stolen. The unknown suspect(s) also entered his unlocked 2014 Ford Mustang convertible bearing FL tag BRSV70 which was parked in front of the Toyota. Nothing was taken from the Mustang as the victim stated he leaves it unlocked and without valuables hoping the suspect(s) won’t cut the top to gain entry.
17-055560 0738 hours Burglary (Auto) 65 Lancaster Road
Victim reported that between 0600 hours on 09/25/17 and 0700 hours this dated unknown person(s) entered his black 2013 Buick Lacrosse bearing FL tag EZL568 via unknown means (victim found door open). The unknown suspect(s) stole a black unknown make/model 40 caliber semiautomatic pistol from under the driver’s seat. Also taken was a Lacoste wallet ($500) which had 5 credit cards.
17-055568 0821 hours Burglary (Auto) 2450 Quantum Boulevard
Victim reported that between 1900 hours on 09/25/17 and 0715 hours this date unknown person(s) his white 2011 GMC 2500 van bearing MI CC33586 while he was staying at the Townplace Suites at Marriott by cutting off padlocks from the van’s doors. Taken from the van was $4K worth of miscellaneous power tools.
17-055587 1028 hours Burglary (Auto) 1346 Fairfax Circle East
Victim reported that sometime overnight, unknown person(s) entered her maroon 2014 Infinity QX60 bearing FL DJFI49 and stole some miscellaneous CD’s ($20) and her handicap placard.

Boynton Briefing - Sept. 22-25, 2017

17-055312 Over-Dose Non-Fatal 220 SW 6th Street 22:49 hours
W/f was located unresponsive and not breathing inside the residence. BBFR arrived on scene and administered Narcan prior to transport to BMH.
17-055199 1045hrs Fleeing to Elude 1600 NE 4th St.
A white 2017 Toyota Camry bearing FL tag CLXC79 fled from Officers during an attempted traffic stop. Investigation revealed that the vehicle was an unreported stolen vehicle out of Royal Palm Beach and had fled from WPBPD earlier in the day.
17-055212 1141hrs Recovered Vehicle NE 26th Ave & NE 4th St.
2006 silver Jeep Liberty stolen from a location in PBSO jurisdiction was located with evidence of arson, interior burned.
17-55035 Phone Theft 208 S Seacrest Blvd 1550hrs
The detail officer provided a bolo in reference to theft of a phone from a library employee.
17-55071 Suspicious Incident 1827 NE 5th St 1826hrs
Officers responded to the report of shots fired into a residence. Investigation did not substantiate shooting into occupied dwelling.
17-055005 1045hrs Burglary (Auto) 1499 S. Federal Hwy.
Victim stated that sometime between midnight and 1000hrs this morning an unknown suspect(s) burglarized her white 2017 Porsche Macan (FL# EBEE75). The front driver side window was smashed, and the vehicle’s interior was ransacked.
17-055023 1222hrs Burglary (Auto) 2290 N. Congress Ave.
Victim stated that sometime between 1200hrs and 1215hrs this afternoon an unknown suspect(s) burglarized her black 2013 Kia Optima (FL#DKSA58). The front passenger side window was smashed, and her purse was taken. Total loss $360.
17-054917 Stolen Vehicle 217 N. Federal Hwy 2106 hours
Officers responded to 217 N. Federal Hwy and made contact with a victim who stated that he entered the Chevron Gas Station leaving the vehicle occupied with a prostitute named “Melody”. Upon exiting the store his vehicle, a silver Mercedes GLK 430, FL tag 919RVI, and “Melody” was no longer in the area. Vehicle was entered into F/NCIC.
17-054936 AOD FHP/Accident 200 I-95 2344 hours
Multiple Units responded to I-95 regarding an accident where a tractor trailer had flipped onto its side landing on a vehicle resulting in a pinned back seat passenger. I-95 southbound was shut down for over an hour and traffic diverted to Boynton Beach Blvd exit.
17054746 2008 hours Strong Arm Robbery CVS / 301 N Federal Hwy
Officers responded in reference to a strong arm robbery. Investigation revealed that suspect approached the clerk and was able to grab over $200.oo from the cash register drawer. Suspect fled the scene on foot and officers immediately set and conducted a perimeter search which yielded negative results. The suspect is believed to be w/m Michael Prouty dob 06/05/1984 who is a suspect is several identical robberies throughout the city. K9, Crime Scene, and Detective Bureau responded.
17-054682 1352 hours Robbery (Strong arm) 100 NE 10th Avenue
Units responded to the Family Dollar in reference to a robbery. The cashier advised that at approximately 1347 hours a white male wearing a black long sleeved T-shirt with the word “Merritt’s” printed on the back approached the register. As the cashier partially opened the drawer the male reached over and grabbed all of the $20’s and $10’s from the drawer. He then ran out eastbound along MLK Boulevard.

Boynton Briefing - Sept. 20, 2017

17-054408 0057 hours Poss. Of Contraband w/Intent 1000 Blk Miner Rd.
Captain M. Kelley was on patrol at the aforementioned location when he spotted a black Chrysler 200 traveling in reverse in the wrong lanes of traffic. Kelley affected a traffic stop on the above vehicle; upon making contact with the driver w/m Alexander P Fearon he detected a strong odor of marijuana coming from the vehicle. Additional units arrived on scene and both Fearon and passenger w/m Adam Sotzing were detained. Upon searching the vehicle 2,842 grams (6.5 lbs) of marijuana and 4.3 grams of cocaine were discovered inside the vehicle. Being the amount of contraband was so large any reasonable and prudent person would have been aware of the drugs being present inside the vehicle. Due to both parties being culpable in the above incident; they were both arrested and charged with Possession of Contraband with Intent to sale. After being processed at BBPD; $656 was discovered on Fearon which was seized for forfeiture. Both were subsequently tot PBCJ.
17-054235 0308 hours Poss. Of Contraband w/Intent 1200 N. Congress Ave.
While on patrol Officer Vlad Adea spotted a black VW Passet being operated by b/m Kevin Boyzo with an inoperable headlamp. Adea conducted a traffic stop on Boyzo at which point he detected a strong odor of marijuana coming from the vehicle. He subsequently detained Boyzo and searched the vehicle. The search yielded 275 grams of marijuana to wit Boyzo admitted being his. Search incident to arrest yielded a Glock 21 .45 caliber handgun on Boyzo’s person. He was subsequently charged with Possession of Contraband with Intent to sale and Possession of a Firearm while in the commission of a felony. Boyzo also had $1,152 on his person which was seized for forfeiture; he was later processed and tot PBCJ.
****The platoon responded to one non-fatal overdose at the Golden Sands Motel*****

Boynton Briefing - Sept. 19, 2017

17-054172 GTA 104 NW 10th Ct 18:18 hours
While on patrol in the area of 400 N Seacrest Blvd. BBPD located a Silver Toyota Prius (2015 Toyota Prius FL reg Y89NPS) travelling south on N. Seacrest Blvd., which matched the description of a stolen vehicle (17-054063) out of our city. The vehicle stopped at 212 NW 3rd Ct. at which time both the driver and passenger were located, subsequent to the officer’s investigation, W/M Adrian Bernal was charged with Trespassing in a structure/Conveyance and released on NTA. W/F Jennifer Abby was charged with grand theft auto processed and tot to PBCJ.
17-054041 0548hrs Burglary (Auto) 480 W. Boynton Beach Blvd.
Victim advised that unknown suspect(s) smashed the window on her vehicle and stole property from within sometime between 09/17 and today at 0545hrs.
17-054063 0826hrs Auto Theft 104 NW 10th Ct.
Victim advised that unknown suspect(s) stole their 2015 silver Toyota Prius, FL tag Y89NPS, from the driveway. The vehicle was taken sometime between 2230hrs on 09/17/2017 and 0800hrs today.
17-054078 0938hrs Criminal Mischief 414 NW 4th Ave.
Victim advised that unknown suspect(s) in a black vehicle broke two windows to the residence and fled the area.
17-054094 1056hrs Overdose (Fatal) 480 W. Boynton Beach Blvd.
W/M discovered deceased, probable overdose. D Bureau responded.

Boynton Briefing - Sept. 15-18, 2017

Bravo 3/4
17-054003 2149 hours Fleeing & Eluding 300 NW 10th Ave.
Sgt Jean attempted to stop a black 2010 Mazda CX7 bearing FL CGHT28 which was reported stolen out of Delray Beach. The vehicle failed to stop and proceeded southbound on NW 4th St towards W Boynton Beach Blvd. The pursuit was terminated and the vehicle was last seen entering I-95. Surrounding agencies notified.
The platoon responded to 1 non-fatal overdose during the course of the shift.
Officers monitored the I-95 overpasses at Boynton Beach Blvd and W Woolbright Rd in reference to maintaining generators for the traffic lights.

Alpha 3/4
17-53865 0745 hrs Stolen Auto 1415 S. Federal Hwy.
2004 gold Subaru Forester with CO tag # RQL783 reported stolen sometime between 09/06/17 and today’s date.
17-53868 0736 hrs Burglary Auto x 3 620 NW 10th Ct.
Unknown person burglarized three vehicles parked in the driveway between 09/16 at 2300 and 0600 this morning.
17-53872 0835 hrs Theft - B.B.P.D gas can 500 W. Woolbright Rd.
Unknown person stole one gas can from the Woolbright Rd. overpass that was being utilized for generator refill.
17-53879 0941 hrs Burglary Auto 1022 NW 6th Ave.
Unknown person burglarized a vehicle between 09/16 at 2000 and 0400 this morning.
17-53891 1056 hrs Burglary Auto 580 NW 9th Ct.
Unknown person burglarized a vehicle between 09/16 at 2200 and 0900 this morning.
Traffic Lights: Boynton Beach Blvd. and Woolbright Rd. overpasses are still on generator. Stop signs are in place at the intersections of Woolbright/Federal, Gulfstream/Federal, and SE 23rd/Seacrest. County Streets was notified previous day that FPL allegedly restored power to the overpasses and Woolbright/Federal intersection, however; they need to reset the breakers at each.
Bravo 3/4
17-053747 1603 hours Burglary Auto 425 NW 12th Ave.
Victim reported that between 1330 And 1345 hours unknown suspects entered his unlocked vehicle while he was delivering pizzas and removed a cell phone valued at $200.
17-053753 1611 hours Burglary Residence 431 SW 1st Ave.
Victim reported that within the last 48 hours unknown suspects entered his residence by unknown means and removed numerous items. The residence had recently been vacated because of a fire.
17-053751 1702 hours Arson 100 NE 10th Ave (Family Dollar).
An unidentified black male juvenile lit several brooms on fire in the area near the restroom. The suspect was described as 5’8”, thing build, long hair, and wearing a white T-shirt and black shorts.
17-053770 1847 hours Accidental Injury 2882 SE 2nd St.
BBPD was contacted by Delray Medical Center in regards to a patient who arrived with a gunshot wound. Officers made contact with B/M Michael Basil who initially advised officers that unknown suspects shot him. Crime Scene and D-Bureau responded. After further investigation, it was determined that Basil had accidentally shot himself in his right arm while handling his friends firearm at Betty Thomas Park.
17-053814 2304 hours Shots Fired 400 NW 13th Ave.
Officers responded to 400 NW 13th Ave to reports of shots fired. It should be noted there was a block party of approximately 300 people in the area. Officers were able to clear the block party without incident. Numerous shell casings were located in the roadway. Crime scene responded and processed the scene. There were no reported victims.
17-053818 2327 hours Drunk Driver S Seacrest Blvd & Woolbright Road.
Ofc Cardenas arrested H/M Nicolas Pereira after investigation revealed he was driving while impaired. Pereira was arrested for DUI and later TOT PBCJ.
The platoon responded to 1 non-fatal overdose during the course of the shift.
Officers monitored the I-95 overpasses at Boynton Beach Blvd and W Woolbright Rd in reference to maintaining generators for the traffic lights.
Alpha 3/4
17-053673 0714 hours Stolen Auto 2843 S Evergreen Circle
Victim reported that between 2330 hours on September 15th and 0700 hours unknown person(s) stole his white 2009 GMC Canyon pickup truck bearing FL tag Y79ZHU from his driveway. The truck was entered into FCIC/NCIC as stolen.
17-053687 0848 hours Stolen Auto 3701 Quantum Boulevard
Victim reported that between 2030 hours on September 15th and 0830 hours this date unknown person(s) stole her gray 2003 Audi A4 bearing FL tag INNH77. The car was entered into FCIC/NCIC as stolen.
Traffic Lights: Officers on a rotational basis monitored the traffic lights and the following intersections: Boynton Beach Blvd & I95; Woolbright Road & I95; Hypoluxo Road & Congress. The only problem area was BBB & I95 as the generator was giving problems all day. At 1500 hours County Engineering came out and replaced the generators. Subsequent shifts should monitor the generators and not let them run dry and top them off while they’re running. FPL advised that they have a crew enroute to restore power to these intersections (Unknown ETA).
Bravo 3/4
17-053582 1630 hours Domestic Battery 801 N. Congress Ave (Mall).
Tanisha Frazier was arrested for Simple Battery after investigation revealed she confronted the victim and punched the victim several times. TOT PBCJ.
17-053239 1921 hours Failed to Stop 400 NE 10th Ave.
Officers attempted to stop a gray in color newer model Cadillac. The vehicle accelerated and the officers discontinued the pursuit. No tag information was obtained.
17-053641 2304 hours Simple Battery 1331 S. Federal Hwy.
Richard Morgan was arrested after he battered the victim during a verbal dispute. TOT PBCJ.
17-053651 0218 hours Burglary Business 2005 S Federal Hwy. (Driftwood)
Officers responded to the above business in reference to an alarm activation. Officers arrived on scene and located the front glass door smashed. Officers cleared the business and discovered the cash register open. There were no reps available to respond so it is unknown if there was cash in the register. Officers processed the scene and secured the business.
The platoon responded to 2 non-fatal overdoses and 2 major accidents during the course of the shift.
Officers monitored Hypoluxo Road & N Congress Ave and the I-95 overpasses in reference to maintaining generators for the traffic lights.
Alpha 3/4
17-053496 0737 hours Burglary (Auto) 2003 Belmont Place
Victim reported that between 0200 hours and 0400 hours unknown person(s) entered his unlocked black 2010 Nissan Altima bearing FL tag 104WUX. Once inside the unknown suspect(s) stole a loaded Glock 9 mm magazine ($50) and some miscellaneous CD’s ($30).
17-053506 0821 hours Burglary (Residence) 216 NE 1st Street
Victim reported that between 0300 hours and 0800 hours this date unknown person(s) entered the residence via unknown means (no visible signs of forced entry). Once inside the unknown suspect(s) stole a Proscan 32” flat screen TV ($300).
17-053508 0845 hours Robbery (Strong-Arm) 650 N Congress Avenue
Victim reported that while walking in the parking lot of Target, a black male approached her and grabbed her Coach purse. A struggle ensued and the victim was dragged a few feet. The male then got into a gray 2015 Lexus IS250 bearing FL tag BECZ02 which was reported stolen out of Broward County. The black male was described as in his late teen early 20’s; approximately 5’8” thin build wearing a red shirt. A witness to the incident was able to capture a photo of the car on their cell phone.
Traffic Lights: Officers on a rotational basis monitored the traffic lights and the following intersections: Boynton Beach Blvd & I95; Woolbright Road & I95; Hypoluxo Road & Congress. The only problem area was BBB & I95 as the generator was giving problems all day. At 1500 hours County Engineering came out and replaced the generators. Subsequent shifts should monitor the generators and not let them run dry and top them off while they’re running. FPL advised that they have a crew enroute to restore power to these intersections (Unknown ETA).

Boynton Briefing - Sept. 12, 2017

BRAVO 6 pm - 6 am
17-52640 Curfew Violation/CCW 1200 N Seacrest Blvd 2159hrs
Officers detained Wesley McGee in reference to a curfew violation. McGee was found to be in possession of a Rohm starter pistol. T.o.t. Palm Beach County Jail.
17-52643 Curfew Violation/Drug Poss 100 NW 10th Ave 2203hrs
Officers detained Terrance Wilkins in reference to curfew violation. Wilkins resisted officers, who used a taser to gain compliance and take Wilkins into custody. SIR in-progress. Wilkins was in possession of heroin, marijuana, and oxycodone. Wilkins medically cleared and t.o.t PBCJ
17-52680 Flee/Elude/Poss Cocaine 4000 N Congress Ave 2312hrs
Officers conducted a traffic stop upon a gold Chevrolet Malibu FL CNFV85. The driver/vehicle initially yielded, discarded a container of cocaine. The suspect then fled and bailed out into Wellsley. Suspect was not located.
17-52690 Flee/Elude 4700 N Congress Ave 0133hrs
Officers attempted to stop a Ford mustang. The vehicle did not yield and was subsequently found abandoned in Boynton Lakes. Vehicle towed.
17-52722 Curfew Violation/Trafficking Cocaine 2200 N Seacrest Blvd 0251hrs
Officers conducted traffic stop for a curfew violation. The driver Justin Lee Cook was found to be in possession of 59g of Cocaine, 4.8g g of marijuana and oxycodone. Driver was t.o.t. PBCJ
ALPHA 6 a.m. - 6 p.m. (Sept. 11)
BBPD Officers responded to hundreds of calls for service, most due to the effects of Hurricane Irma.
Damage Assessments were conducted, most intersections throughout the City were out due to loss of power, many roadways were blocked by debris and fallen trees. Multiple power lines, some live, were down.
Marine Unit was conducting assessments and patrolling the waterways.

Hurricane Irma Preparedness

The City of Boynton Beach is closely monitoring Hurricane Irma, a Category 5 storm. City Officials met today and have begun preparations. City Services are operating according to regular schedules, but we will update throughout the week as new information becomes available. Continue to monitor the City of Boynton Beach and Boynton Beach Police Department social media on Facebook and Twitter for the most up-to-date information: @cityofboynton @bbpd

Boynton Beach residents can also obtain notifications on the City’s BBTV ComCast Channel, Ch 99 and through the Nextdoor app . We encourage you to stay tuned to local media for information regarding evacuations, shelters and storm information.
Here is some more information to help you plan:

Flood Map: http://www.pbcgov.com/knowurzone/

Hurricane Evacuation Shelters:
Palm Beach County, in cooperation with the American Red Cross (ARC), currently operates hurricane evacuation shelters across the County. All hurricane evacuation shelters meet current ARC 4496 design standards to withstand hurricane force winds, including window strength and protection, wind and debris exposure, and storm surge inundation.
Boynton Beach High School is a shelter in the City of Boynton Beach. For other shelter locations, click here: http://discover.pbcgov.org/publicsafety/dem/Publications/Shelters%20With...
Palm Beach County has established a Special Needs Program to provide for citizens with certain medical problems during a major emergency. You must register for the shelter in advance. Space is limited. Click here for more information: https://secure.co.palm-beach.fl.us/PSD.EM.SpecialNeedsApplication/

Pet Resources
Click on the links below for information about taking care of your pets before and during a hurricane:
ASPCA: https://www.aspca.org/pet-care/general-pet-care/disaster-preparedness
FEMA: https://www.fema.gov/news-release/2011/12/01/disaster-plan-your-pets
Humane Society - http://www.humanesociety.org/assets/pdfs/disaster/disaster_preparedness_...
Pet Lodging - https://www.rover.com/

Gas Stations with Emergency Power
There are two gas stations in the City of Boynton Beach that can provide gas even if the power is out. They are:
BP, 645 W. Boynton Beach Blvd., Boynton Beach
Mobil, 850 Gateway Boulevard, Boynton Beach
Here is a list of additional gas stations in Palm Beach County with emergency power: http://discover.pbcgov.org/publicsafety/dem/Publications/2016stations.pdf

Publix Locations with Emergency Power
There are Publix locations in the City of Boynton Beach that have emergency power capabilities.
They are located at:
Boynton Plaza – 111 N. Congress Ave., Boynton Beach, FL
Sunshine Square – 501 S.E. 18th Avenue, Boynton Beach, FL
Quantum Village – 1005 Gateway Blvd., Boynton Beach, FL
Boynton Lakes Plaza – 4770 N. Congress Ave., Boynton Beach, FL
Here is a complete list of Publix stores with emergency power in Palm Beach County: http://discover.pbcgov.org/publicsafety/dem/Publications/Publix_Stores_w...

Other Stores with Emergency Power
Home Depot: http://discover.pbcgov.org/publicsafety/dem/Publications/2012HomeDepot.pdf
Lowes:
http://discover.pbcgov.org/publicsafety/dem/Publications/2012Lowes.pdf

Price Gouging
During a State of Emergency , price gouging is illegal. Report any violations to 1-866-966-7226.
Helpful Phone Numbers:
• Agricultural and Consumer Services:
(800) 435-7352
• American Red Cross:
(866) GET-INFO
• Boca Raton Community Hospital:
(561) 395-7100
• Elder Services:
(800) 963-5337
• Palm Beach County Emergency Management:
(561) 712-6400
• Emergency Management, Hearing Impaired:
(561) 712-6343
• FEMA Disaster Assistance:
(800) 621-3362
• Florida's 2-1-1 Help Line:
211
• Florida Department of Financial Services:
(800) 227-8676
• Florida Emergency Information Line:
(800) 342-3557
• Florida Power and Light:
(800) 4-OUTAGE
• Mosquito Control of Palm Beach County:
(561) 967-6480
• State Volunteer and Donations:
(800) 354-3571

Emergency Messaging
AlertPBC is Palm Beach County’s Emergency Notification System. Now is the time to sign up for the service. Click here to sign up: https://member.everbridge.net/index/892807736726195#/signup
Nextdoor is a social network for you, your neighbors and your community. Boynton Beach Police will be providing updates via this service. Click here to sign up: https://www.nextdoor.com

BBPD applies for Justice Assistance Grant

The Boynton Beach Police Department is in the process of applying for the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant. This is the FY 2017 local solicitation. We have been allocated $30,300. Should we be awarded and receive the full amount of this grant, the funds would go toward large display monitors to create a video wall which will be part of a Real Time Crime Center (RTCC). A RTCC is a centralized technology center which purpose is to give field officers and detectives instant information to help identify patterns and stop emerging crime.
If you have any questions regarding the submission of this grant, please contact Officer Jaclyn Smith at smithja@bbfl.us.

Boynton Briefing - Aug. 28-31, 2017

17-050402 0717hrs Vandalism (Motor Vehicle) 2718 Yale Ln.
Victim advised unknown suspect(s) scratched the paint on his vehicle, smashed the front windshield, and damaged the trim sometime during the evening.
17-050413 0801hrs Burglary (Business) 1903 S. Congress Ave.
Victim advised that unknown suspect(s) damaged the door lock and entered the business, stealing property from within.
17-050418 0824hrs Vandalism (Motor Vehicle) 421 NE 13th Ave.
Victim advised unknown suspect(s) damaged the ignition controls of a bulldozer sometime during the evening.
17-050460 1106hrs Vandalism (Motor Vehicle) 44 Lake Eden Dr.
Victim advised that their vehicle tire was slashed during the evening hours.
17-050350 2053 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 15 Via De Casas Sur #102.
17-050385 2358 hours Strong arm Robbery 755 W. B.B.B. (Checkers).
Units responded to above address in reference to a Strong arm Robbery. Upon arrival they made contact with the complainant who stated a W/M drove up to the drive through window and stole $46 from the cash register. Complainant stated she attempted to stop the suspect from taking the money but a struggle ensued and he was able to snatch the money from her. Suspect fled East on Boynton Beach Blvd. riding a black in color motorcycle (N.O.I). Units searched the area but met with negative results in locating the suspect. Suspect was described as wearing a blue shirt/black shorts with green lettering/blonde hair/tattoos on hands and being “dirty looking.”
17050062 1831 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 220 SW 6th St
Officers arrived and found w/f 03/27/1995 suffering from an apparent overdose. Officers did utilize the Narcan injector and she did regain consciousness. She was later transported to Bethesda for further treatment.
17050094 2104 hours Overdose (Violent) 2450 Quantum Blvd
Officers responded and found w/m 01/25/1983 in an excited delirium state, later determined to be from the use of Flakka. Physical force had to be utilized to bring him under control in order to have him sedated by EMS. He was transported to JFK for further treatment.
17050142 0214 hours Shots Fired 1200 N Railroad
Officers responded and located two (2) .40 caliber shell casings in the roadway. No victims had been located at the time of this writing.
17049842 1828 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 3531 S Federal Hwy #C
A neighbor observed that w/m 07/25/1991 was sitting in the patio area of the apartment and was unresponsive and appeared to need medical assistance. EMS had to force entry into the apartment and along with officers found that he was overdosing from snorting heroin. He was revived and later transported to Bethesda.
17049895 2350 hours Fleeing and Eluding 400 W Boynton Beach Blvd
Officer observed an Audi, blue in color, FL tag#GMUU81 (tag not assigned to this vehicle) operating recklessly. A traffic stop was initiated and the vehicle fled at an even higher rate of speed and entered onto I-95 northbound. Officers discontinued their efforts.
17-049749 0834 hours Burglary Auto 1807 Stonehaven Drive
Victim came to the station to report that between 1830 hours last night and 0800 hours this date unknown person(s) entered his unsecured 2013 gray Toyota Tundra pickup. Once inside the unknown suspect(s) stole approximately $10 in loose change from the console of the vehicle.
17-049759 0928 hours Possession of Contraband 1005 W Gateway Blvd
W/M Joseph C McQuade DOB 06/02/79 was arrested for possession of 8.5 grams of heroin/fentanyl and possession of paraphernalia following a traffic stop and subsequent investigation in the parking lot of Publix. His passenger w/m Philip M Garcia DOB 01/20/90was found to be in possession of drug paraphernalia. McQuade was sent to county jail while Garcia was released with an NTA. McQuade’s black BMW was held for forfeiture.
17-049765 0957 hours Stolen Auto 2806 Quantum Lakes Drive
Victim reported that between 2030 hours last night and 0930 hours this date unknown suspect(s) stole his white 2008 Nissan Altima bearing FL tag Y12SDC. The vehicle was entered into FCIC/NCIC as stolen.
17-049773 1109 hours Possession of Contraband 1213 NW 4th Street
W/M Andrew A Marini DOB 05/03/77 was arrested after investigation revealed he was in possession of crack cocaine and a glass pipe in the area of Cherry Hill Mini-Mart. Post Miranda, Marini advised he had just purchased the crack cocaine prior to officers’ arrival.
17-049779 1124 hours Burglary Auto 2933 Quantum Lakes Drive
Victim reported that between 2000 hours last night and 1030 hours this date unknown person(s) entered his unsecured gray 2013 Chevy Camaro bearing FL tag BXX2954. Once inside the unknown suspect(s) stole a Jansport backpack containing his Glock 17 handgun from the trunk of the car. The firearm was entered in to FCIC/NCIC as stolen.

BBPD to celebrate Harley’s one year anniversary

BOYNTON BEACH – When a 20-year-old man committed suicide, Harley was there to provide comfort to his grieving parents and brother.
When a 19-year-old talked to detectives about being forced to have sex with several men for money, Harley was there and brought a smile to her face.
And when a child was involved in a parental abduction, Harley played with him until investigators could determine that he belonged in his grandmother’s custody.
These are just a few examples of how Harley has made an impact in her first year as a Boynton Beach Police Department Therapy Dog. We will celebrate Harley’s one year anniversary by presenting her with a cake from the Woof Gang Bakery tomorrow at 2 p.m.
“We get a warm welcome wherever we go,” Det. Astrel Labbe, Harley’s partner, said. “People are very positive around her. It’s definitely been nice.”
Labbe, a 15-year veteran assigned to the Special Victims Unit, said that Harley has assisted him with at least 51 cases in the past year – ranging from child abuse and sexual battery to human trafficking and suicides. Harley has also assisted the Child Protection Team of Palm Beach and other law enforcement agencies during their interviews of victims.
In addition to working cases with Labbe, Harley has attended many community events, including the department’s Coffee with a Cop and Shop with a Cop, the grand opening of the City of Boynton Beach’s dog park and the Blessing of the Animals at St. Joseph’s Episcopal Church. She has participated in numerous school presentations and often visits seniors residing in assisted living facilities throughout the city.
“Harley has been a tremendous asset to our agency and the community we serve,” Police Chief Jeffrey S. Katz said. “She has provided comfort to the most vulnerable victims, and we look forward to many more years of her service with us.”
Harley was trained at the Paws & Stripes College at the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office. The Boynton Beach Police Department was the first municipal law enforcement agency to employ a therapy dog.
During the past year, eight other law enforcement agencies from across the country have replicated the program, said Corporal Jessie Holton, who oversees the college, which is completely funded by profits from the Brevard County Jail’s commissary. The next class in October includes participants from the University of Central Florida Police Department and Seminole County Sheriff’s Office, as well as officers from Ohio and North Carolina, Holton said, adding that there are three vacancies available for law enforcement agencies interested in creating a therapy dog program.
For more information about the Paws & Stripes College, visit www.brevardsheriff.com.

Boynton Briefing - Aug. 23, 2017

17-048723 1855 hours Failed to Stop 500 W. Boynton Beach Blvd.
Officer Munro attempted a traffic stop on a Silver in color Honda Four Door Sedan bearing FL. tag 309MLY. The vehicle failed to stop and subsequently fled Eastbound on Boynton Beach Blvd.
Units assisted the in saturation patrols throughout the city which yielded 56 contacts.
17-048611 0729hrs Criminal Mischief (Auto) 3003 Black Oak Ct.
Victim advised that unknown suspect(s) smashed the window of the vehicle, the doors were still locked and it does not appear that entry was made.
17-048626 0900hrs Burglary (Auto) 3203 Black Oak Ct.
Victim advised that their vehicle was burglarized sometime overnight.
17-048630 0910hrs Theft (MV Parts) 1007 SW 27th Pl.
Victim advised that unknown suspect(s) stole the side mirror from their Honda Accord, unknown time delay.
17-048634 0958hrs Burglary (Auto) 401 SW 8th Ave.
Victim advised unknown suspect(s) entered the unsecured 2011 Chevrolet Silverado and emptied the contents of the center console.
17-048665 1359hrs Stolen Tag 1018 NW 4th St.
Victim advised unknown suspect(s) stole FL tag Y65SEC from the vehicle sometime between 2100hrs on 08/21/2017 and 0730hrs today.
17-048671 1426hrs Burglary (Trailer) 159 SE 30th Ave.
Victim advised unknown suspect(s) gained to the trailer and stole lawn maintenance equipment from within.

Boynton Briefing - Aug. 22, 2017

17-048513 1606 hours Overdose Non-Fatal 325 Spruce St.
17-047725 2314 hours Stolen Vehicle 800 SW 1st. Street.
Victim reported his 2017 Black Nissan Altima bearing NJ tag R46HHE as stolen. Victim stated he loaned the vehicle to a B/M named Marcus (N.O.I.) and Marcus never returned it. Vehicle was subsequently entered into NCIC/FCIC as stolen. Note: This vehicle has fled from officers on multiple accounts.
17-048568 0018 hours Failed to Stop 1000 NW 4th St.
Officer Autiello attempted a traffic stop on a Black in color Kia Sportage bearing MO tag 01UR6R due to the tag being unregistered. The vehicle failed to stop and subsequently fled Southbound on I95. The traffic stop was terminated at Woolbright Rd.
17-048437 1130hrs Stolen Tag 824 NE 3rd St.
Victim advised that his FL tag BIDK30 was stolen from his 1994 Chevrolet Camaro, unknown date or time frame.
17-048449 1207hrs Burglary (Occupied Dwelling) 2 Southern Cross Ln.
Victim advised that they heard a knock at the front door, and then a few minutes later they heard a noise at their window which is on the second floor with no balcony or other access. The victim then observed an unknown suspects shoe and leg coming through the window, the victim grabbed the leg and the suspect retreated back out the window and fled in an unknown direction. The victim waited approximately 20 minutes before calling the Police Department.

Boynton Briefing - Aug. 18-21, 2017

17048316 2035 hours Overdose (Fatal X 2) 921 SE 4th St.
Officers arrived and found w/m dob 04/20/1990 and w/f 01/31/1995 deceased from an apparent overdose.
17048342 2311 hours Robbery (Strong Arm) 2300 block of N Congress Ave
Victim advised he was walking on the sidewalk when he was approached by an unknown Hispanic male and two unknown black males, possibly all juveniles. The Hispanic male asked for his property and upon refusing, the three assailants began to batter the victim and dig into his pockets. The three suspects were last seen running west along the canal bank. Victim sustained injuries to the face and upper torso.
17-048224 1313hours Burglary Auto 566 E. Gateway Blvd.
Officers responded to 533 E. Gateway Blvd, in reference to a burglary in- progress. Upon arrival Officers met with the victim, elderly male. He stated that after exiting his vehicle and entering the store, an unknown b/m entered the front passenger unlocked door of his 2012 silver Buick Verano. He stated that as he walked from the store to his vehicle, the b/m ran from the vehicle w/b on Gateway. The b/m is described as having shoulder length dreads, wearing a white t-shirt and black jeans. Victim checked his vehicle and stated that nothing was missing from the vehicle.
17048096 1804 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) Publix / 133 N Congress Ave
Officers arrived and found w/m dob 04/20/1986 and w/f dob 12/14/1987 both suffering from apparent overdoses. Life saving measures were administered and both regained consciousness and were transported to Bethesda for further treatment.
17048097 1810 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) Wal-Mart / 3625 S Federal Hwy
Officers arrived and found w/m dob 09/23/1989 suffering from apparent overdoses. Life saving measures were administered and he regained consciousness and was transported to Bethesda for further treatment.
17048147 2157 hours THI / ATV vs Vehicle 400 block of SW 3rd St.
Officers arrived and found that w/m Christopher Ziebarth dob 11/14/1986 had been operating an ATV upon the roadway when he failed to yield to a stop sign and struck a motor vehicle that was traveling south on SW 3rd St. He was ejected and suffered massive injuries. He was transported to Delray Trauma where he is listed in critical condition. The driver of the motor vehicle was not injured.
17048157 2312 hours Shots Fired Carolyn Simms Center / 225 NW 12th Ave
Officers responded to multiple calls of shots being fired from a vehicle. Upon arrival, the organized Off to College event was dispersing. No victims, witnesses, or evidence were located.
17-048049 1413hours OVER DOSE /NOT FATAL 2605 W. Woolbright Road
Officers responded to 2600 W. Woolbright Road 7-11 in reference to an overdose. Officer found white female passed out in the driver seat of a black Mitsubishi Outlander, FL tag Y74-RHR and white male lying on the ground, outside, near the front passenger door passed out. He regained consciousness own his on and she was administered EVZIO auto-injector (Narcan). BBPD Fire Rescue responded and transported them to Bethesda Hospital for further treatment. Both is expected to make a full recovery.
17-048052 1529hours CHILD NEGLECT 4744 N Congress Ave
Officer Lauture stated while conducting an extra patrol in the area of 4744 N Congress Ave. (Citi Trends) he was approached by a shopper who told him that a child and infant was observed sitting in a parked black Mercedes SUV (bearing Fla. Tag# DQDP04) unattended with the windows up and vehicle off. Officer approached the vehicle and in fact observed the children sitting in the rear seat of the vehicle with the windows up without any adult supervision in the vehicle or in the area. BBFD responded and conducted a medical check on the children. After a search of the nearby stores, Officer made contact with the mother/driver of the vehicle B/F (Jyesa Gibbs) coming out of Citi Trends dept. store. Gibbs was arrested for child neglect and TOT TO PBC Jail.
17047899 1926 hours Fleeing and Eluding 500 W Gateway Blvd
Officers initiated a traffic stop on a 2005, Chevy Tahoe, FL tag#HNGP30 which fled east on Gateway Blvd. Officers discontinued their efforts; however, a short time later the vehicle was found abandoned and crashed into a tree. No suspects and no reported injuries.
17047931 2216 hours Overdose (non-fatal) Seabourn Cove / 3501 S Federal Hwy
w/m dob 10/29/1995 was found unresponsive lying beside the pool. Officers and EMS administered life saving measures and he was revived. He was transported to Bethesda for further treatment.
Selective traffic enforcement resulted in 40 contacts.
17-047748 0604hours Burglary Auto 14208 Mahogany Dr.
Officers responded to 14208 Mahogany Dr, in reference to a delayed auto burglary. Victim stated that after retiring for the night on 08/17/17 at approximately 2300hrs, he exited his home to find his 2013 Nissan Altima bearing FL tag#816RUH window smashed. Several items were taken from the vehicle including currency.
17-047751 0638hours Burglary Auto 2860 SW 14 St
Officers responded to 2860 SW 14 St. in reference to an auto burglary complaint. Victim who advised that sometime between 8/17 2100 - 8/18 0630, an unknown suspect(s) shattered the rear driver side window of his 2014 Honda Accord, FL tag DEIL31. The suspect removed a beach bag and serval miscellaneous items.
17-047749 0700hours Agg. Battery Cutting 320 NE 11th Ave unit 2
Officer responded to 320 NE 11th Ave in reference to a disturbance. Officers learned that the victim was stabbed to the right outer calf (1/2 laceration) by his girlfriend b/f Mohorn, Yolanda. Mohorn was GOA upon officers’ arrival and refuse to speak with officers via phone or provide a statement. Charges to be filed with SAO.
17-047772 0851hours Overdose/Non-Fatal 2821 S Federal HWY #C206 /Homing Inn
Officers responded to the above address in reference to a drug overdose. W/f, DOB 06/11/1980 overdosed on heroin. Shirey was unconscious with agonal breathing upon officers arrival. Officers administered EVZIO (naloxone HCI injection) Auto-Injector, which was effective. She was transported to Bethesda Hospital by BBFD and is expected to make a full recovery.

Boynton Briefing - Aug. 17, 2017

17-047371 Overdose Non-fatal 538 E. Wool bright Rd 16:18 hours
W/F was found lying on the sidewalk; breathing but unconscious. BBFR responded, administered life saving measures, prior to her transport to BMH.
17-047375 Simple Battery 1540 W. Boynton Beach Blvd 16:48 hours
W/F Lori Stickle 3-22-69 was charged with simple battery after she struck the victim after an argument over a parking space. Stickle was processed; NTA.
17-045466 Fleeing and eluding 10th NW Avenue 00:35 hours
BBPD units observed a vehicle Tan Buick Sedan travelling west bound on 10th avenue at a high rate of speed; vehicle subsequently entered I95 northbound. BBPD s/unit terminated the pursuit. The suspect vehicle was bearing Florida registration Y15SEY. Vehicle was later located at 170 S. Atlantic Dr. E.
17-047267 0757hrs Assist to BBFR 480 W. Boynton Beach Blvd.
Units responded to the Inn at Boynton Beach in reference to a male subject in the dining area striking his head against a wall as well as striking himself with his hands. During the course of his self-battery. The subject lost consciousness and began to display labored breathing. The subject was transported to Bethesda where the treating physician concluded that the male had likely ingested “bath salts.’
17-047274 0856hrs Criminal Mischief 7205 Mahogany Dr.
Units responded to the residence in reference to a broken window with a large amount of blood on the ground. On arrival Officers noticed a large blood trail leading from the apartment to the parking lot. No entry was made to the apartment.
17-047279 0857hrs Throw Deadly Missile 416 NW 5th Ave.
Unknown subject driving a red Kia threw a brick through a window of the residence / daycare. There were children inside the daycare at the time of the incident, none were harmed. The red Kia left the area, striking another vehicle as it fled from the scene.
17-047314 1131hrs Burglary (Auto) 615 Meadows Cir.
Victim advised that unknown suspect(s) entered their vehicle and stole property from within.

Boynton Briefing - Aug. 16, 2017

17-047186 1843 hours Failed to Stop 500 W Boynton Beach Blvd
Officers attempted to stop a black 2002 Hyundai Santa Fe bearing FL Y82AKL for a traffic infraction. The vehicle failed to stop and fled northbound on I-95. Pursuit was terminated and surrounding agencies notified.
17-047217 2124 hours CCF by Felon 318 NE 20th Ave.
Officers responded to the above location in reference to a report of someone in a vehicle shooting a gun into the air. A detailed vehicle description was provided by the caller. Officers were able to locate the vehicle traveling southbound on I-95 from W Gateway Blvd. A felony stop was conducted on the vehicle and all occupants were secured. The passenger, B/M Cleavon Allen, was found to be in possession of a firearm/ammunition as a convicted felon. Allen was taken into custody and TOT PBCJ.
17-047054 0722 hours CCF 8400 Lawrence Road
W/M Delvalle, Ellis A DOB 06-01-95 was found to carrying a loaded Glock 17 pistol on the front passenger seat of his car after he had been arrested for affray. The firearm was not securely encased and was readily accessible. Delvalle was transported to county jail.
17-047123 1248 hours Burglary (trailer) 3501 N Congress Avenue
A BBFR employee parked his personal white 2007 Pace box trailer in the general parking lot of Fire Station #3 at 0730 hours this date. At approximately 1230 hours the firefighter discovered that unknown suspect(s) entered the unsecured trailer and stole $1,000 worth of miscellaneous tools used for installing rain gutters.

Boynton Briefing - Aug. 15, 2017

17-046971 Burglary Battery / Impersonating L.E.O. 710 NE 7th St 1852hrs
Victim reported being battered by an unknown subject who claimed to be a police officer. Investigation revealed that the subject w/m Marc E. Vanburen stepped in the path of the victim’s vehicle while the victim was driving through the neighborhood and Vanburen accused the victim of speeding. The victim decided to record the encounter using a cell phone video camera. Vanburen then reached into the victim’s vehicle and attempted to stop the victim from recording the incident. Vanburen struck the victim in the process and presented himself as a Law Enforcement Officer to the victim. Vanburen who is not a police officer confessed to the above incident post Miranda Warnings. Vanburen was arrested and t.o.t PBCJ.
17-047026 Failed To Stop / Reckless Driver NW 10th Ave / NW 1st St 0012hrs
Officers attempted to stop a blue Infinity G37(unknown tag) that was driving recklessly at the above address . The vehicle’s driver ignored the officers emergency signals and fled from the officers. The officers immediately discontinued their efforts at a traffic stop. The vehicle was last seen entering I-95 northbound from Boynton Beach Blvd.
The platoon responded to 1 non-fatal overdose during the shift.
17-046867 0919 hours Overdose (Fatal) 410 SE 20th Court #B
30 year old female was found unresponsive by her roommate in the bedroom. FD responded and declared the female deceased. In the decedent’s bathroom was evidence of narcotic use. The female was take to ME’s office.
17-046871 0933 hours Overdose (Fatal) 2633 NE 3rd Street
54 year old male who was last seen by his roommate on August 12th was found unresponsive in his bedroom. Rigor and levity had already set in. Evidence of narcotics use was still in deceased’s hand. Decedent was taken to ME’s office.
17-046882 1030 hours Shoplifting 3200 Old Boynton Road
B/M Filibert, Evens DOB 09/03/90 was arrested for stealing four (4) car batteries from Wal-Mart valued at $426.00. He was sent to county jail. Note (officer safety): At the time of his detention by Loss Prevention and subsequent arrest by BBPD, Filibert was carrying a legally concealed firearm on his person.
Command Officers took part in this morning’s Hi-Five for Success event at Poinciana Elementary School to greet the kids on the first day of the new school year. Shift officers and the Traffic Unit attended similar events at the other elementary and middle schools within the City. The police presence was welcomed by the schools’ faculty, the kids and their parents.

Boynton Briefing - Aug. 11-14, 2017

17-046763 Fleeing & Eluding/CCF/Narcotics Possession 1400 SW 2nd Street 1957 hours
Officers attempted a traffic stop on a Toyota Camry which failed to yield from SR 804 onto I95 and continued to the Woolbright Rd exit at normal speeds. The vehicle finally came to a stop at 1400 SW 2nd Street where driver Markenley Antoine and passenger Clarck Jerome were taken into custody without incident. Jerome was found to be in actual possession of a loaded stolen firearm (Glock 26) out of PBSO jurisdiction. Narcotics were also recovered. Both subjects were charged accordingly and TOT PBCJ.
17-046798 Overdose-Non Fatal 2000 S. Federal Hwy 2329 hours
17-046825 Poss. Controlled Substance/G.T.A. Arrest 217 N. Federal Hwy 0239 hours
Officers observed a stolen blue Audi A4 pull into the parking lot of Chevron. Officers converged on the vehicle which resulted in James Reed being charged with GTA, DWLS, and Poss. of Controlled Substance and TOT PBCJ.
17-046692 1230hrs Burglary to Vehicle 111 N.W. 3rd Avenue
The victim advised that sometime between 2100hrs last night and 1200hrs today an unknown suspect(s) burglarized his unsecured silver 1998 Nissan Pathfinder (FL# L16QG). The victim’s wallet was stolen along with the vehicle’s tag and decal. Crime scene yielded negative results, and the tag was into NCIC/FCIC as stolen.
17-046683 1030hrs Motor Vehicle Theft 517 N.E. 5th Avenue
The victim stated that sometime between 2300hrs last night and 1030hrs this morning an unknown suspect(s) stolen her red 2014 Taizhouwan Battio motor scooter (FL# 8938NT). The scooter was entered into NCIC/FCIC as stolen.
17-046693 1307hrs O.D. Non-Fatal 1490 S.W. 8th Street (Burger King)
17-046716 1510hrs O.D. Non-Fatal 480 W. Boynton Beach Blvd
17-046532 1727 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 1499 S. Federal Hwy.
17-046615 0051 hours Shots Fired 2300 S. Federal Hwy.
Units responded to the above address in reference to multiple gunshots heard in the area. Upon arrival investigation yielded negative results in reference to any evidence substantiating the aforementioned call.
17-046476 1137hrs Motor Vehicle Theft 2209 NE 1st Ln.
Victim stated that she left her 2012 white Hyundai Sonata, FL tag EYRR97, in her driveway unsecured with the keys inside. The vehicle was last seen in the driveway at approximately 0600hrs today, it was discovered stolen at approximately 1100hrs today.
17-46256 Auto Theft Arrest (LPR) 500 NW 10th Ave 1846hrs
Officers located a vehicle reported stolen out of Dade Co after it was discovered via LPR. Defendant Tot PBCJ.
17-46398 Fail to Stop 3600 S Congress Ave 0139hrs
Officers attempted a traffic stop upon a black Mercedes bearing FL GCIQ27. The vehicle did not yield and the attempt to stop was abandoned. Vehicle was last seen south into Delray Beach on Congress Ave. Several minutes later DBPD advised that this vehicle fled from their traffic stop into BB. Vehicle was not located.
DUI saturation:
45 contacts
17-46316 DUI ARREST
17-46377 DUI ARREST
17-046104 0556hrs Burglary (Auto) 320 NW 2nd St.
At approximately 0530hrs the victim advised that he observed a male subject, known to him, inside his vehicle which he possibly left unlocked. The suspect stole property from inside the vehicle.
17-046186 1310hrs Overdose (Non-fatal) 100 NE 10th Ave.
17-046187 1323hrs Overdose (non-fatal) 400 N. Federal Hwy.
17068652 1722 hours Fleeing and Eluding 1400 block of SW 27th Place
Officer observed a 2016. BMW, FL tag# U671VG operating recklessly upon the roadway almost striking several other vehicles. A traffic stop was initiated and the vehicle attempted to flee; however, the driver and occupant bailed from the vehicle within moments and the vehicle continued to travel on the roadway which was inside a residential neighborhood. Officer observed that the vehicle was traveling in a direction that was going to strike some residents that were in their yard so the officer did utilize their PPV to stop the suspect vehicle’s travel path in order to prevent injury to innocent persons. Perimeter was established but the suspects were not located. The vehicle was discovered to be stolen out of Boca Raton. Officers also located a large amount of marijuana and a loaded Bersa .380 handgun. Vehicle 4661 sustained minor damage.
17046079 0043 hours Fleeing Eluding 2200 N Congress
Officers initiated a traffic stop on a 2017, Cadillac, FL tag#2811TZ. Upon approach the vehicle fled from the scene. Upon learning that the vehicle was not wanted in any felonies the pursuit was terminated and the vehicle was last seen traveling east on Hypoluxo Rd. Contact with registered owner was met with negative results.

Police investigating shooting

BOYNTON BEACH - Police are investigating a shooting that critically injured at 24-year-old man last night.
Witnesses said Jacob McVey was shot at around 8 p.m. outside a house in the 200 block of Southwest 6th Street. The motive of the shooting remains under investigation. The suspects took off in a dark blue newer model station wagon that had a handicap decal in the front.
McVey, of Boynton Beach, was taken to a local hospital in critical condition.
Anyone with information is asked to call Det. Marco Villari at 732-8116 or Crime Stoppers of Palm Beach County at 800-458-TIPS. Tips can also be submitted at www.bbpd.org or via our MyPD app. You can remain anonymous.

Boynton Briefing - Aug. 10, 2017

17-045840 1807 hours Stolen Vehicle 422 New Lake Drive.
Victim stated that unknown suspects stole his green Nissan Altima 4 door Florida tag ELVW80. Vehicle was entered into FCIC/NCIC.
The platoon responded to 1 non-fatal overdoses during the course of the shift.
17-45758 1108 hrs Agg. Assault Firearm/Discharge Firearm 3149 Grove Rd.
W/M, Paul Leddy, was arrested after investigation revealed he attempted to collect rent money owed to him and in the process of collecting, displayed his firearm in the presence of a tenant and fired one shot into the ground. Leddy was TOT PBCJ.
17-45784 1250 hrs Obtain Controlled Substance by Fraud 1005 W. Gateway Blvd.
W/F, Michelle L. Bonito, 08/06/90, was arrested after investigation revealed she attempted to possess a controlled substance by fraud by uttering a forged prescription that she had previously stolen. TOT PBCJ.

Boynton Briefing - Aug. 9, 2017

17-45587 Robbery 335 N Congress Avenue 1626hrs
Officers responded to the report of a robbery. Investigation revealed that 2 b/m subjects pushed the victim and took her phone. Suspects were not located.
17-45624 Shots Fired 100 SE 30th Ave 1948hrs
Officers responded to the report of shots fired in the area of the scrub park. No evidence was located.
1 non-fatal overdose
DUI saturation 78 contacts
17-045461 0558hrs Robbery w/ A Firearm 1808 SW 19th Ave.
“Victim advised that while walking to work a black male wearing dark clothing ran up behind her and stole her purse from her shoulder. Victim stated that the male was armed with what appeared to be a black handgun. The suspect then fled to a white vehicle and left the area.
17-045481 0755hrs Burglary (Auto) 2001 W. Ocean Dr.
17-045485 0833hrs Burglary (Auto) 2001 W. Ocean Dr.
17-045486 0836hrs Burglary (Auto) 2001 W. Ocean Dr.
17-045516 1057hrs Burglary (Auto) 2012 S. Federal Hwy.
Victim advised that sometime overnight unknown suspect(s) entered her unsecured vehicle and stole property from within.
17-045522 1110hrs Burglary (Auto) 506 SE 20th Ct.
Victim advised that sometime overnight unknown suspect(s) entered two unsecured vehicles and stole property from within.
17-045528 1138hrs Overdose (Non-fatal) 1799 N. Congress Ave.

Red-light cameras to go live Sept. 1

Red-light cameras will officially be turned back on in the City of Boynton Beach on Sept. 1, city leaders announced today.
In addition to press releases and notifications on the City’s social media, there will be a two week warning period so drivers have time to adjust to the reinstitution of the Red-Light Camera Program and modify their driving behavior.
From Sept. 1 through and including Sept. 14, any vehicles that run a red light at an intersection where Red-Light Camera systems are installed will receive a warning letter and will not be required to pay any fines.
On and after Sept. 15, any vehicles that run a red light at one of those intersections will be issued a Notice of Violation by the City of Boynton Beach, and will be required to pay any and all fines as required by Florida Law.
There are 15 Red-Light Camera systems installed at seven intersections throughout the City of Boynton Beach. The locations are as follows:

• Northwest 8th Street and West Boynton Beach Boulevard (southbound)
• Boynton Beach Boulevard and North Seacrest Boulevard (eastbound)
• South Federal Highway and Southeast 23rd Avenue (northbound & southbound)
• East Gateway Boulevard and North Congress Avenue (northbound, southbound, eastbound & westbound)
• West Boynton Beach Boulevard/Northwest Second Avenue and North Congress Avenue (northbound & eastbound)
• West Woolbright Road and South Congress Avenue (northbound, southbound, eastbound & westbound)
• West Woolbright Road and Southwest 8th Street/Corporate Drive (eastbound)

The goal of the Red-Light Camera Program is to improve the safety of our roadways for drivers, pedestrians and other roadway users by combating red-light running. Red-light cameras capture a vehicle’s data, including video and high-resolution images, if that vehicle crosses the stop bar after the signal has already turned red.
The fine for running a red light at an intersection where a red-light camera is installed is $158, with no points added to the driver’s record. Registered owners of the violating vehicles will receive a Notice of Violation in the mail and will have 60 days to respond by either paying the fine, requesting a hearing or submitting an affidavit naming another individual as the driver of the vehicle. Failure to respond to the Notice of Violation after 60 days will result in the issuance of a Uniform Traffic Citation, which can result in a fine of $264.
All images and video pertaining to violations can be viewed online before paying or contesting the citation at www.violationinfo.com by inputting your citation number.
Any questions can be directed to the Boynton Beach Police Department Red-Light Camera Program at 561-742-6820 or email bbpdrlc@bbfl.us. To learn more about the City of Boynton Beach Red-Light Camera Program, please visit the FAQ page on our website, www.bbpd.org

Boynton Briefing - Aug. 8, 2017

17-045351 Burglary to Auto 113 Gaston Ct. 16:54 hours
Victim advised her I-phone 6 Plus ($500) was taken from her vehicle sometime between 7/27/2017 and 8/06/2017 which may have been left unlocked. No signs of forced entry. Victim was unable to provide an exact location where the theft occurred and the GPS tracker is no longer activated.
17-045391 Burglary to Structure 336 NE 12th Avenue 19:35 hours
BBPD units responded to the area in reference an unknown B/M toting a bucket as he indiscriminately opened mailboxes along the street. The caller advised the subject made his way into her yard; exited through her backyard fence and proceeded to take her mail out of the mail box, after she asked him to leave her property. As the subject attempted to abscond with the contents from the mailbox BBPD units located and detained the subject later identified as B/M Joshua Jenkins. Jenkins was charged with Burglary to a Structure of a Conveyance / Petit Theft; processed and tot to Palm Beach County Main Detention Center without incident.
17-045466 Fleeing and Eluding 400 W. Boynton Beach Blvd
BBPD units observed a vehicle (Red Pontiac Bonneville) travelling west bound on Boynton Beach Blvd at a high rate of speed; vehicle subsequently entered I95 northbound. Officer Alegria attempted a traffic stop on said vehicle. Driver refused to stop. Pursuit was terminated at the Hypoluxo off ramp. After the suspect exited I95 onto Hypoluxo Road the suspect vehicle crashed into a Grey Toyota Sedan. The traffic accident handled by PBSO, both the suspect driver and driver of the grey Toyota were transported to Delray Medical Center with non-life threatening injuries. Driver of the Pontiac Bonneville was arrested and charged with aggravated fleeing and eluding.
17-045286 0907hrs Theft (Vehicle Tag) 1901 N. Seacrest Blvd.
Victim advised unknown suspect(s) stole FL tag 4752NS from his 2008 motorcycle which was parked in the parking lot.
17-045309 1121hrs Burglary (Motor Vehicle) 140 NW 14th Ave.
Victim advised that unknown suspect(s) entered their vehicle and took property from within sometime overnight.
17-045323 1244hrs Theft (Motor Vehicle) 3390 Ridge Ln.
Victim advised that unknown suspect(s) stole his 2011 Cadillac Escalade FL tag BXRH40 from his driveway sometime overnight.

Police investigating shooting that injured 32-year-old woman

Boynton Beach Police are investigating a shooting that critically injured a 32-year-old woman on Sunday night.
Officers responded to the 400 block of Northeast 11th Avenue at around 11:39 p.m., and found the victim, identified as Melissa Lavell, on the ground suffering from several gunshot wounds.
Lavell told police that a man tried to rob her. She provided the description of a skinny black male with dreadlocks, wearing a white tank top and basketball shorts.
Lavell was taken via trauma alert to Delray Medical Center where she remains in critical but stable condition.
Anyone with information about the shooting is asked to call detectives at 561-732-8116 or Crime Stoppers of Palm Beach County at 800-458-TIPS. Tips can also be submitted via our MyPD App and our website, www.bbpd.org. You can remain anonymous.

Boynton Briefing - Aug. 4-7, 2017

17045224 2219 hours AOD / US Marshal Service 2117 NE 2nd St
US Marshals and Uniform Services officers located b/m Joseph Desina dob 08/26/1998 who was wanted on charges of Armed Robbery. He was arrested, processed, and lodged at PBCJ. DET Zavatarro notified.
17045231 2253 hours Grand Theft Auto 100 NW 1st St
Officers observed a Toyota Corolla, FL tag# ETWW94, being driven in the area. The vehicle was entered as stolen out of Delray Beach. A felony stop was conducted and the driver b/m Charles Alford was taken into custody without incident. He was arrested, processed, and lodged at PBCJ.
17045234 2309 hours AOD / US Marshal Service 1015 NW 7th St
US Marshals and Uniform Services officers located b/m Lenny Laguerre dob 05/01/1998 who was wanted on felony charges out of Riviera Beach. He was arrested and transported by the Marshal Service.
17-045075 0733 hours Arson 301 N Seacrest Boulevard
Officers responded to the First Baptist Church in reference to a fire. Officers were met by the pastor who advised there was fire behind the stage. Officers were unable to get to area as the Church’s sprinkler system was fully engaged. BBFD arrived and extinguished any remaining flames. The Fire Marshal arrived on scene and through his investigation determined that fires started by the stage’s curtains. Based upon the location the fire was intentionally started. An 8 year old boy who was on scene with his father upon our initial arrival stated he had been playing with a lighter. The Fire Marshal advised that he would not make an arrest but recommend the child for a fire diversion program.
17-045079 0802 hours Burglary (Auto) 1510 Stonehaven Drive #6
Victim stated that between 2300 hours on August 5th and 0800 hours this date unknown person(s) stole $3000 worth of miscellaneous tools from the bed of his blue 2006 Toyota Tundra pickup bearing FL tag248AHU. The cab of the pickup truck was locked and secured.
17-045096 1027 hours Burglary (Auto) 1123 W Gateway Boulevard
Victim stated that between 1200 hours on August 5th and 1025 hours this date unknown person(s) entered his white 2015 Ford Transit 150 by smashing the drivers’ side window. Once inside the unknown suspect(s) rummaged through the van but it is unknown yet what is missing until an inventory is completed.
17-045097 1043 hours Overdose (Fatal) Quantum Lakes Drive
Girlfriend found her 39 year old live-in boyfriend unresponsive in the bed. The girlfriend advised that the decedent has been abusing oxycodone. Crime scene, D-Bureau, and the ME’s Office were notified.
17-045107 1224 hours Stolen Scooter 420 Se 4th Street #508B
Victim reported that between 2400 hours and 1200 hours this date unknown person(s) stole his blue 2012 Jonway Shenke 150cc scooter bearing FL tagMDIJ33 from his driveway. The scooter was entered into FCIC/NCIC.
17-045120 1424 hours Overdose (Fatal) NW 1st Street
Officers responded to this halfway house in reference to a female resident unresponsive and cold to the touch. Crime Scene, D-Bureau, and the ME’s Office were notified.
17-044870 0705 hours Overdose Non-Fatal 402 NW 25th Avenue
Male patient was taken to JFK after responding officers located a male who appeared to be under the influence of flakka. The male advised he had smoked some “bad crack.”
17-044890 1005 hours Possession of Contraband 3024 E Palm Drive
After a traffic stop, B/M Waymon Thomas DOB 10/08/91 and B/M Kevin Newbold DOB 2/26/94 were arrested for possession of an assortment of narcotics to include heroin, cocaine, oxycodone, and Xanax. Also in their possession were two (2) firearms one recovered on the arrestee’s person and another one (Glock) located in a backpack in the car. The Glock was reported stolen in 2016.
17-044901 1101 hours Burglary (Business) 511 NE 4th Street
Victim report that between 0200 hours and 1100 hours unknown person(s) entered the outside bar area of the Fish Depot Bar & Grill by climbing the stockade fence. Once in the bar area, the unknown suspect(s) stole 2 Philipps 55” Flat screen TV’s ($1,000) by removing them from their wall brackets.
17-044821 2241 hours Narcotics Arrest 1540 W Boynton Beach Blvd
Officers conducted a traffic stop on a 2008 Chevy Impala reference a traffic violation. Officers made contact with the driver W/M Kevin Adams who was found in possession of numerous drugs and paraphernalia. Adams was taken into custody and charged with Possession of Marijuana with Intent to Sell, Possession of Paraphernalia, Possession of Schedule II substance, Possession of Marijuana more than 20 grams (70.1grams).
17-044717 1140 hours Accident with Serious Injury Hypoluxo & Lawrence Road
Units responded to the intersection of Hypoluxo Rd & Lawrence Rd in reference to a two vehicle crash in which one of the drivers was ejected. Thorough investigation revealed that (V1) 2006 Volkswagen Passat (which was operated by b/m Jerry Jean Charles 05-19-97 of Lantana, FL) was stopped facing westbound on Hypoluxo Rd at Lawrence Rd in the left turn lane. (V2) 1989 Jeep pickup truck (which was operated by B/M Gregory Graham 12-31-67 of Boynton Beach, FL) was traveling eastbound on Hypoluxo Rd in the left straight lane approaching Lawrence Rd. As the light turned yellow, V1 attempted to make a left turn in front of V2 causing the right front of V2 to strike the right front side of V1. Graham was ejected from the V2 and the vehicle subsequently rolled and landed on Graham. A group of Good Samaritan bystanders helped lift the truck off of Graham. Due to the fact that Graham was ejected and the vehicle landing on him BBFD declared him a trauma alert and transported him to Delray Medical Center. Charles was transported to Bethesda hospital for minor injuries. As of this writing Graham was downgraded to stable condition with internal bruising. Roadway reopened at 1345 hours. Charles was cited for Failed to Yield while making left Turn. Graham was cited for DWLS.
17-044734 1240 hours Burglary (Auto) 3671 Potomac Place
Victim stated that between 2100 hours on August 3rd and 0800 hours this date unknown person(s) entered his unsecured black 2008 Mercedes Benz S550. Once inside the unknown suspect(s) stole his Louis Vuitton wallet ($700) and $280 in US currency.
17-044733 1312 hours Stolen Scooter 105 Tybee Circle
Victim stated that between 0100 hours and 1300 hours unknown suspect(s) stole his gray 2013 GMW Scooter bear FL tag 6527RC from the community parking lot. The scooter was entered into FCIC/NCIC.
17-44340 1804 hours Poss. of Firearm by C/Felon/Narcotics Arrest 400 NW 11th Ave.
After a traffic stop was conducted on b/m Tony Edwards Jr. he was found to be in possession of a firearm (Black 9mm Ruger) and 36.8 grams of individually packaged Marijuana. Further investigation revealed Edwards to be a convicted felon. He was subsequently turned over to PBCJ.
17-044548 1823 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal)/DUI Arrest 500 W. Gateway Blvd.
Units responded to the above address in reference to defendant b/f Brooklyn Grady being unconscious and unresponsive while in operation of her Red Toyota Scion. Grady was subsequently transported to Bethesda Hospital for medical treatment to wit she was medically cleared. Multiple baggies of suspect heroin were recovered from Grady’s vehicle. Grady was ultimately charged with DUI but was not charged with possession of heroin due to the State’s Immunity Statute. She was turned over to PBCJ.

Boynton Briefing - Aug. 1, 2017

17-043821 1531 hours Burglary Residence (Cat Type) Fairfax Circle Way.
Victim reported that unknown suspects entered her residence between 0300 and 0630 hours thru an open garage door. Once inside the suspects removed numerous items including a wallet and credit cards. Victim was at home asleep during the incident.
17-043835 1648 hours Burglary Auto 1775 N. Congress Ave (24 Hours Fitness).
Victim reported that unknown suspects broke the rear window of her truck and removed numerous items including her laptop computer.
17-043846 1648 hours Burglary Auto 2752 South Evergreen Circle.
Victim reported that unknown suspects entered his unlocked vehicle between 2200 and 0600 hours, rummaged thru the vehicle and removed several items.
17-043855 1817 hours Burglary Auto 2757 South Evergreen Circle.
Victim reported that unknown suspects entered her unlocked vehicle between 2000 and 0600 hours, and removed several items including a car charger and change.
17-043855 1817 hours Burglary Auto 3064 Quantum Blvd.
Victim reported that unknown suspects entered her unlocked vehicle between July 28 at 1830 and today at 0900, and removed a HP laptop valued at $700.
17-043908 2125 hours Failed to Stop 1100 NW 3rd St.
Officers attempted to stop a black 2013 Ford Fusion bearing FL GDFJ50 for numerous traffic violations. The vehicle failed to stop and proceeded towards N Seacrest Blvd. The pursuit was terminated and the vehicle was last seen entering I-95 northbound.
17-043910 2155 hours Narcotics Arrest 1400 S Federal Hwy.
Officer Berben conducted a traffic stop on a silver Honda SUV for a traffic infraction. The driver, Lauri Velazquez Solis, was found to be in possession of marijuana (11.7 grams), xanax pills, and paraphernalia. Velazquez Solis was taken into custody and later TOT PBCJ.
The B3/4 platoon responded to 2 non-fatal overdoses during the course of the shift.
17-043743 0519 hours Overdose (non-fatal) 480W Boynton Beach Blvd
21 year old male was found unconscious in the bathroom of The Inn after snorting heroin. He was transported to Bethesda Hospital.
17-043745 0654 hours Stolen Auto 2852 S Oasis Drive
Victim stated that between 1800 hours on 7/30/17 and 0645 hours this date, unknown suspect(s) stole her gray 2013 Hyundai Sonata bearing FL tag Y67LFS. The car was entered into FCIC/NCIC but was later recovered in another part of the City.
17-043781 1057 hours Stolen Auto 1038 Fosters Mill Drive
Victim stated that between 2000 hours on 7/30/17 and 1000 hours this date unknown suspect(s) stole his silver 2012 Chevy Silverado pickup bearing FL tag BAHS18. The pickup was entered into FCIC/NCIC.
17-043800 1255 hours Accident w/Injuries 4793 N Congress Avenue
Boynton Beach Police are investigating after a car struck two people standing at a Bank of America ATM this afternoon, critically injuring them. An 81-year-old woman was pulling her silver Toyota Camry into a parking space at the bank at 4793 N. Congress Avenue at around 12:55 p.m., when the vehicle went over the concrete parking stop. A 60-year-old woman and her 30-year-old son were at the ATM directly in front of the parking space at that time. The Toyota Camry struck the woman, pinning her against the wall. Her son tried to run into an adjacent flower bed but was pinned under the vehicle after it bounced off the wall of the bank. The vehicle then traveled back into the parking lot, where the driver was finally able to stop it. The woman and her son were taken to Delray Trauma Center with critical injuries. One of the woman’s legs was amputated. The driver was taken to JFK Medical Center for precautionary measures. Traffic homicide investigators are looking into the cause of the crash and have not yet determined if the driver failed to brake or confused the gas for the brake. Citations are pending the outcome of the investigation.
17-043818 1501 hours Burglary (residence) Fosters Mill Lane
Victim reported that between 1241 hours and 1250 hours (based upon video) an unknown male wearing a hoodie entered the residence via an unsecured sliding glass door. Once inside the unknown male stole a Winchester 16 ga. Shotgun, a black H & K semi-auto pistol (.40 caliber), a Phoenix semi-auto pistol (.25 caliber), a Breitling watch ($5K), and $40K worth of assorted jewelry.

Two critically injured when car jumps curb, strikes ATM

Boynton Beach Police are investigating after a car struck two people standing at a Bank of America ATM this afternoon, critically injuring them.
An 81-year-old woman was pulling her silver Toyota Camry into a parking space at the bank at 4793 N. Congress Avenue at around 12:55 p.m., when the vehicle went over the concrete parking stop. A 60-year-old woman and her 30-year-old son were at the ATM directly in front of the parking space at that time.
The Toyota Camry struck the woman, pinning her against the wall. Her son tried to run into an adjacent flower bed but was pinned under the vehicle after it bounced off the wall of the bank. The vehicle then traveled back into the parking lot, where the driver was finally able to stop it.
The woman and her son were taken to Delray Trauma Center with critical injuries. One of the woman’s legs was amputated. The driver was taken to JFK Medical Center for precautionary measures.
Traffic homicide investigators are looking into the cause of the crash and have not yet determined if the driver failed to brake or confused the gas for the brake. Citations are pending the outcome of the investigation.

Boynton Briefing - July 28-31, 2017

-043704 2217 hours Stolen Auto 2303 S. Federal Hwy.
Units responded to the above address in reference to a delayed stolen vehicle. Upon arrival the victim reported their 2015 Black Tao 50cc Motor Scooter bearing FL tag 6477RW as stolen. Crime scene was negative-the scooter was subsequently entered into NCIC/FCIC as stolen.
17-043591 1239hrs Burglary (Business) 1660 S. Congress Ave.
Suspect(s) smashed the front glass door to the business and stole property from within. Unknown time frame.
17-43431 R/A/Disorderly Intoxication 1634 S Federal Hwy 1957hrs
Officers responded to the above address in reference to a male on the sidewalk. Investigation resulted in probable cause for disorderly intoxication. The man resisted officers’ efforts and was additionally charged.
17-43455 Fail to Stop 200 W BB Blvd 2114hrs
Officers attempted a traffic stop on a gray Hyundai bearing FL HMMB10. The vehicle failed to yield entering I95 SB. Efforts to stop the Hyundai were discontinued.
Traffic Enforcement 40 contacts.
17-043281 0556hrs Burglary (Auto) 2656 Quantum Lakes Dr.
Victim advised that he observed a black male inside his vehicle with a flashlight. The suspect fled upon seeing the victim. Property was stolen from the vehicle. It is unknown if the vehicle was locked or unsecured at the time of the burglary, no signs of forced entry.
17-043294 0736hrs Motor Vehicle Theft Attempt 1418 Harvard Ln.
Witness advised that he saw a black male inside his neighbors vehicle. The suspect took flight upon being questioned by the witness. Another witness saw the suspect enter the SouthTech property, where a pair of shoes matching the description of those worn by the suspect were located. The suspect was not located.
17-043304 0826hrs Burglary (Auto) 1402 SW 27th Ave.
Caller advised that suspect broke the driver side front window of the vehicle and rummaged through the vehicle paperwork. It is unknown whether anything is missing at this time.
17-043329 1148hrs Burglary (Dwelling) 1030 Old Boynton Rd.
Victim advised that they returned home to find the residence burglarized. Unknown suspect(s) entered the residence sometime between 07/27/2017 and todays date and stole property from within.
17-043333 1228hrs Burglary (Residence) 1022 Old Boynton Rd.
17-43196 Fail to Stop/Poss Marijuana<20g 1500 S Congress Ave 2120hrs
Officers working a Traffic DUI Saturation attempted to stop a vehicle for a traffic infraction. The vehicle initially appeared to enter the gas station parking lot to yield. The driver made several turns around the pumps and then exited the parking lot striking another vehicle, a curb and another vehicle. The driver entered the Stonehaven development and was taken into custody. Vehicle 4212 sustained minor damage to the driver’s door. SIR in progress. Wolfson Francois (traffic charges) and Jacquline Noltion (warrant) were arrested and tot PBCJ.
17-042998 0410hrs Motor Vehicle Theft 503 Victory Cir.
Complainant’s boyfriend advised that he observed the black 2017 Jeep Renegade, FL tag 471YFL, being stolen at approximately 0400hrs by unknown suspect(s). The vehicle is an Enterprise rental.
17-043048 0952hrs Burglary Structure 215 High Point Blvd.
Complainant advised that an unknown suspect entered the clubhouse and stole property from within. Review of the surveillance video shows a male entering the clubhouse at approximately 0121hrs and leaving at approximately 0125hrs.
17-043052 0957hrs Burglary Auto 611 NE 10th Ave.
Complainant advised that unknown suspect(s) entered her unsecured vehicle sometime between 07-24-2017 and 0900hrs today and stole two (2) passports and two (2) birth certificates, the vehicle interior was also ransacked.
17-042881 1734 hours Burglary Residence 73 Citrus Park Lane. Victim reported that unknown suspects entered his residence between 0800 and 1700 hours by breaking the front door. Once inside the suspects ransacked the house and removed numerous items including electronics and jewelry.
17-042956 2356 hours Assault LEO/Trespass after Warning 1005 N Seacrest Blvd.
Officers were conducting an extra patrol at EZ Mart when contact was made with B/M Tyrus Hardimon who refused to leave the property after several warnings. Officers attempted to take Hardimon into custody however he did not comply and took a fighting stance at officers. Hardimon was then tased and taken into custody. Hardimon was medically cleared and later TOT PBCJ. SIR in progress.
The B3/4 platoon responded to 2 non-fatal overdoses during the course of the shift.

Body camera video: Gator at front door of Boynton Beach house

The Gator Boys will be proud of this one…A few weeks ago, Officer Alfredo Vargas responded to a call from a resident of Hunter’s Run who found an alligator laying by his front door. Watch Officer Vargas’ body camera video to see how he was able to safely secure the alligator. He learned how to handle/wrestle alligators at the Native Village in Hollywood, Florida. There, he was mentored by Mike “Skeet” Johns and Jimmy Riffle, who remains one of his best friends.
Officer Vargas called FWC and learned that it would be about 30 minutes before a trapper could arrive, and it was likely that the trapper would kill the alligator. Officer Vargas said he didn’t want that to happen given his background with learning how to capture nuisance gators and return them to their natural habitat, which is what the Gator Boys Alligator Rescue does. FWC advised that he could release the reptile elsewhere, so he put the alligator in the back seat of his patrol car and took him out to a canal by Congress Avenue and Miner Road. Officer Vargas removed the tape from around its mouth and put him back in the water. Officer Vargas doesn’t know it yet, but we’ve just made him the department’s official alligator wrestler (kidding but not really).

Boynton Briefing - July 26, 2017

17-042525 2303 hours Stolen Vehicle Meadows Circle
Units responded to the above address in reference to a delayed stolen vehicle.
Units assisted the traffic unit in conducting selective patrols throughout the city; 26 contacts were made during the shift.
17-042336 0744hrs Motor vehicle Theft 1499 SW 30th Ave.
Complainant advised that a white 2006 Isuzu MPR box style truck, FL tag CJGS52, was stolen from the business sometime overnight.
17-042340 0814hrs Death Overdose 2010 N. Federal Hwy.
Deceased female located at Harvey Oyer Park. Investigation revealed that she had consumed heroin during the evening or early morning hours according to her husband who was on scene. Detective Bureau, Crime Scene and M.E. Office notified and responded.
17-042371 1140hrs Burglary Auto 416 NE 2nd St.
Complainant stated that unknown suspect(s) entered their UNSECURED vehicle and stole property from within.
17-042382 1238hrs Overdose Non-fatal Mentone and Ocean Parkway.
17-042393 1318hrs Motor Vehicle Theft 330 NE 26th Ave.
Complainant advised that unknown suspect(s) stole their white 1986 Honda motorcycle, FL tag 8251RI sometime overnight.

Boynton Briefing - July 21-24, 2017

17-041894 1549 hours Burglary Auto 801 N. Congress Ave (Macy’s).
Victim reported that unknown suspects entered his vehicle and once inside removed cash and electronics from the back seat of the vehicle. Entry was believed to be made thru a rear window which had been slightly lowered to allow ventilation.
17-041955 1911 hours Burglary Auto 1880 N. Congress Ave (Bonefish Grill).
Victim reported that unknown suspects entered her vehicle by breaking the passenger window and once inside removed a Coach purse valued at $300.00 from the front seat of the vehicle.
17-041962 1940 hours Stolen Vehicle 1889 W. Woolbright Rd. (Green Owl).
Victim stated that unknown suspects stole her vehicle between 0800 and 1900 hours. Victim stated the keys are with the vehicle. The vehicle is a 2015 silver Kia Optima bearing FL tag L560QF. Vehicle was entered into FCIC/NCIC.
17-041967 1949 hours Burglary Auto 1333 N. Congress Ave (Brus Room).
Victim reported that unknown suspects entered her vehicle by breaking the passenger window and once inside rummaged thru the vehicle. Victim does not believe anything of value was taken.
The B3/4 platoon conducted proactive patrols throughout the shift which resulted in 102 traffic stops and 45 citations issued. Three misdemeanor arrests for narcotics were made during these patrols.
17-041842 0951 hours Police Assist (BB Fire Rescue) 101 W Woolbright RoadUnits responded to the 7-11 in reference to a fire. Officers observed a lot of smoke billowing from the A/C vents but fortunately no flames. BBFR arrived and inspected the business and discovered several frayed wires in the ceiling with their insulation burned/melted off. BBFR advised owner that power could not be restore until a licensed electrician made the necessary repairs.
17-041863 1228 hours Recovered Stolen Auto (PBSO) 409 SW 3rd Avenue
Officers recovered an unoccupied blue 1995 Honda Civic bearing FL tag686RSW which had been reported stolen by PBSO.
17-041699 2138 hours Burglary Auto 1810 S. Federal Hwy (McDonalds).
Victim stated that unknown suspects entered his vehicle by breaking the passenger window between 1900 and 2000 hours. The suspects removed numerous suitcases and bags containing clothing and electronics. Total loss $1,100.]
17-041782 2311 hours Narcotics Arrest 131 E Boynton Beach Blvd
Officers conducted a traffic stop on a 2009 Chevy Silverado for a traffic infraction. The driver, B/M Curtis Allen, was determined to be in possession of 4.7 grams of marijuana. Allen was issued an NTA on scene.
The B3/4 platoon conducted proactive patrols throughout the shift which resulted in 82 traffic stops and 33 citations issued.
17-041555 0800 hours Burglary (Auto) 2508 SW 23rd Cranbrook Drive
Victim stated that between 2300 hours on 7/21/17 and 0745 hours this A.M. unknown person(s) entered his gray 2015 Kia Forte bearing FL tag BVWZ53 by smashing the front passenger side window. Once inside the unknown suspect(s) rummaged through the car and took an insulated lunch bag ($40.00).
17-041561 0840 hours Stolen Auto 240 NE 6th Avenue
The manager of J & S auto called to advise that a customer’s white 2010 Hyundai Elantra bearing NY tag HKS8589 from his shop between 1630 hours on 07/21/17 and 0830 hours this A.M. Victim/Customer was contacted in NY and advised no one had permission to take his car. The Hyundai was entered into FCIC/NCIC as stolen.
17-041586 1055 hours Burglary (Auto) 2608 SW 23rd Cranbrook Drive
Victim stated that between 2230 hours on 7/21/17 and 1045 hours this A.M. unknown person(s) entered his burgundy 2011 Honda Accord bearing FL tag EDJK78 by smashing the front driver’s side window. Once inside the unknown suspect(s) took her black & gold colored wallet containing credit cards and $80 cash.
17-041409 2020 hours Strong Arm Robbery 700 E. Boynton Beach Blvd.
Victim stated that unknown suspects pushed her down and stole her belongings while she was walking thru the parking garage. Victim gave conflicting statements regarding the event and may be suffering from mental issues.
17-041490 2354 hours Failed to Stop 3000 N. Seacrest Blvd.
Officers attempted to stop a 2016 white Jeep bearing FL tag AMFN76. The jeep was last seen turning into the Sandcastle area. Surrounding agencies were notified.
17-041428 1600 hours Missing Adult 118 NW 14th Street.
B/M RALEIGH ROLAND JENKINS (DOB 01/04/1940) was reported missing by his family. He was last seen driving a 2005 black Ford F150 FL tag L71VY. PIO notified. F/NCIC entry completed. Silver Alert activated. See Major Case log for details. At 0250 hrs, BBPD was notified by FHP that troopers located Mr. Jenkins in Osceola County. Silver Alert was then cancelled and family was notified.
17-041512 0128 hours Failed to Stop 3200 N Seacrest Blvd
Officers attempted a traffic stop on a red motorcycle (NOI) occupied by a white male driver. Pursuit was terminated and the motorcycle was last seen northbound on N Seacrest Blvd. Surrounding agencies notified.
17-041515 0148 hours Failed to Stop 500 W Boynton Beach Blvd
Officers attempted to stop a 2001 Toyota Corolla bearing FL EFRA61. The vehicle entered I-95 southbound and pursuit was terminated. Surrounding agencies notified.
17-041530 0300 hours Failed to Stop/Resist Arrest without Violence 2100 NW 1st St
Officers attempted to stop a 2005 Nissan Sentra bearing FL 1033TE. The vehicle failed to stop and continued to travel northbound on NW 1st St. The vehicle then came to a sudden stop in front of 2751 NW 1st St and the driver bailed out running westbound in between the houses. Perimeter was set up and K-9 unit attempted to track for the subject with negative results. Driver was not located.
The platoon responded to 1 non-fatal overdose during the course of the shift.
17-041315 1307 hours Stolen Vehicle 133 N Congress Avenue|
Victim reported that between 1200 hours and 1800 hours on 07/19/17 unknown person(s) stole his blue 2013 Chevy Spark bearing FL BBDW04 from the parking lot of Publix. The vehicle was entered into FCIC/NCIC
17-041329 1445 hours Vehicle vs. Pedestrian 3500 N Congress Avenue
Officers responded to the intersection of Miner Road & Congress Avenue in reference to a car vs. Moped traffic crash. The operator of the Moped suffered a fractured leg and was transported to JFK Hospital.

Boynton Briefing - July 21, 2017

17-041160 Stolen Auto 524 E Gateway Blvd 1853hrs
Victim advised while he was in the store he left his vehicle running in the parking lot. Surveillance video shows a B/M with long shoulder length dreadlocks wearing gray clothing enter the vehicle and drive off. The vehicle is a 2002 white Toyota Corolla bearing FL tag EHLJ12. Vehicle entered in F/NCIC.
17-041184 Overdose x2 (One Fatal; One Non-Fatal) 1631 NW 3rd Ln 2042hrs
Units responded in reference to two subjects overdosed inside of a vehicle. Both subjects were transported to Bethesda Hospital where one was declared deceased. On call crime scene and Detective Bureau responded.
17-041240 Stolen Auto Recovery/Arrest 100 NE 15th Ave 0147hrs
Units recovered a Chevy Malibu bearing FL tag Y57EBB. Occupant in the vehicle was found to have an active warrant out of PBSO. He was TOT to PBCJ.
17-041028 0522hrs Robbery (Strong-arm) 300 block N. Federal Hwy.
The victim advised while walking northbound on Federal Hwy. he was approached by an unknown B/M suspect in his 40’s wearing dark clothing riding a bicycle. The suspect dropped the bicycle and demanded money from the victim, and when the victim refused he was punched in the face. The suspect then pushed the victim to the ground, and rummaged his pockets taking $60.00 in U.S. currency. The suspect was last travelling northbound on the bicycle.
17-041041 0724hrs Grand Theft Auto 2852 South Oasis Dr.
The victim advised that sometime between 2100hrs last night and 0700hrs this morning an unknown suspect(s) stole her secured silver 2013 Hyundai Sonata (FL# Y67LFS). The vehicle was entered into NCIC/FCIC as stolen.

Boynton Briefing - July 20, 2017

17-040954 Burglary Residence 1755 NE 6th St 1914hrs
Victim reported his above listed residence being burglarized between 0930hrs and 1900 hrs today. The rear sliding door was smashed in. Stolen from the residence was an Xbox, black tablet and Jordan shoes.
17-040985 Shots Fired 7044 Lawrence Rd 2237hrs
Units responded regarding two shots fired. Units canvassed the area with negative results for any victim(s) or shell casings. Local hospitals were checked with negative results.
17-040993 DUI Arrest 755 W Boynton Beach Blvd 2330hrs
Officers responded to the area regarding a hit and run crash. The suspect vehicle was found a short time later. The driver Lynn Sexton (5/1/64) was charged with DUI and leaving the scene of an accident. She was TOT to PBCJ.
17-040892 1411hrs Fail to Stop 1700 N. Seacrest Blvd.
Officers attempted to stop a silver Dodge Charger which was being operated recklessly in the area. The vehicle failed to stop and fled onto I95. It is believed that the vehicle had been reported stolen out of Boca Raton based on the description and partial tag of 226.

Boynton Briefing - July 19, 2017

17-040642 1516 hours Stolen Vehicle 205 NE 3rd Street.
Victim stated that unknown suspects stole his 1996 Cadillac Deville with an un-assigned FL tag Y15VYI. Vehicle was entered into FCIC/NCIC.
17-040667 1746 hours Burglary Residence Gulfstream Blvd.
Victim stated that unknown suspects entered his residence by breaking a glass door at the rear of the residence sometime during the last 48 hours and removed a pistol and US currency. The firearm was entered into FCIC/NCIC.
17-040750 2317 hours Burglary Occupied Residence(attempt) South Road.
Victim stated that unknown suspects enter her residence thru the rear door after ringing her doorbell. Suspect fled when victim screamed. A perimeter was established and K9 unit tracked suspect west towards the train tracks outside of the perimeter. Victim could only describe the suspect as male.
17-040763 00:31 hours Fleeing & Eluding 1800 W Woolbright Road
Officer Williams attempted to stop a silver Dodger Charger bearing FL 226NVX which was reported stolen out of Boca Raton. Pursuit was terminated and the vehicle was last entering I-95 southbound. BOLO issued to surrounding agencies.
The B3/4 platoon responded to 2 non-fatal overdoses during the course of the shift.
17-040558 0707 hours Burglary (Fenced Compound) 2400 Hypoluxo Road
Complainant stated that between last night and 0700 hours this AM unknown person(s) entered onto the property of High Ridge Country Club. Once on the property the unknown person(s) climbed the fence of the storage compound. The unknown suspect(s) used a golf cart to drive through the fence gate and subsequently stole a total of four (4) golf carts one of which was recovered by PBSO at Orange Street and Mentone Road.
17-040592 1034 hours Overdose Non-fatal 2301 N Congress Avenue
25 year old male overdosed in bathroom. He was revived and transported to Bethesda Hospital.

Boynton Briefing - July 18, 2017

17-040398 1458 hours Stolen Vehicle 650 N. Congress Ave (Target).
Victim stated that a white female (assumed to be a prostitute), approx. 19-20 years of age going by the name “Cat,” stole his 2016 Chevy Malibu FL tag Y57EBB. Keys are with the vehicle. Vehicle was entered into FCIC/NCIC.
17-040477 2133 hours Shots Fired 1900 N. Seacrest Blvd. (Ezell Hester).
Officers responded to a report of shots being fired and juveniles running from the area. There were no victims or witnesses. No shell casings could be located.
17-040505 2329 hours Shots Fired 1601 Belmont Place.
Officers responded to a report of shots being fired located two shell casings and bullet holes in a vehicle. There were no victims or witnesses.
The B3/4 platoon responded to 1 non-fatal overdose during the course of the shift.
17-040376 1407 hours Traffic Crash (THI) 2800 S Seacrest Blvd
Officers responded to scene in reference to a vehicle vs. pedestrian crash. Officers located a 78 year old male who conscious and breathing with trauma to his head. The male was transported to Delray Medical Center. THI units responded to handle crash.
No major events today however, officer responded to eight (8) other traffic crashes during the shift; three (3) with injuries and one (1) hit & run.

Boynton Brefing - July 11, 2017

17-038866 Overdose non-fatal 40 Via De Casas Norte 1521 hrs
17-03888 Stolen Auto 8682 Crown Dr #453 1627 hrs
Victim advised sometime between 7/9/2017 2100hrs and 7/10/2017 0800hrs unknown person(s) stole her gray 2010 Toyota Yaris Fl tag YY28S. Vehicle entered in F/NCIC
17-038902 Arrest- Affray 3001 Ocean Parkway 1835 hrs
Units responded to a report of 15 females fighting in the area. Upon arrival three female juveniles were actively fighting. Units detained the three juveniles. Use of force was used on one female to escort her to the ground. No injuries were reported.
17-038909 Shots Fired 405 SE 1St St 1921 hrs
Dispatch received a call reference shots fired. Units canvassed the area and found two .45 shell casings on the roadway. Casings were placed into evidence.
17-038967 Strong Arm Robbery Arrest/AOD Delray Beach PD 300 NW 12th Ave 2335 hrs
Ofc. Grigorian and Ofc. Roedel conducted traffic stop on a white BMW wanted by Delray PD for Strongarm Robbery. Delray PD responded and took custody of the suspect and vehicle.
17-038904 Burglary to Auto 123 SW 2nd Ave 1814 hrs
17-038932 Burglary to Auto 700 N Congress Ave (Red Lobster) 2121 hrs
17-038966 Burglary to Auto 501 N Congress Ave (Longhorn) 2334 hrs
17-038746 0433hrs Motor Vehicle Theft 1600 S. Federal Hwy.
Victim advised that as he was leaving Walmart on South Federal Hwy. an unknown W/F told him she was stranded and needed some money. The victim agreed to help her, and drove with her to the Wells Fargo to get cash from the ATM. The victim advised once he exited the vehicle, the female slid over to the driver’s seat and drove away with his vehicle. The victim’s blue 2000 Mercury Mountaineer (FL# BQKF13) was entered into NCIC/FCIC as stolen.

Boynton Briefing - July 6, 2017

17-37741 OD/not fatal
17-37723 Disorderly Conduct 2240 N Federal Hwy 1714hrs
Officers responded to Intracoastal Park in reference to a disturbance. Officers’ investigation developed probable cause for the arrest of Kristean Donahue. Donahue was igniting fireworks and exposing herself to other park visitors. Donahue was arrested and tot PBCJ.
17-37826 Fail to Stop 2200 N Seacrest Blvd 0200hrs
Officers attempted a traffic stop at the above location. The vehicle did not immediately yield, entered I95NB at a slow speed and subsequently did stop. Driver was arrested for DWLSCR/possession of marijuana <20g.
17-037654 1058hrs Burglary Business (Delayed) 511 N.E. 4th Street (Twisted Fish)
The victim advised that sometime between 0200hrs and 1030hrs this morning an unknown suspect(s) burglarized the business. Once inside the suspect(s) pried open the beer cooler and stole 10 six packs of beer valued at $400.

Boynton Briefing - July 3-5, 2017

17-037567 Vehicle Accident – DUI arrest Boynton Bch & Seacrest 2156 hours
Officers responded to a vehicle crash at the intersection involving a Gray Mazda and a Silver Honda. Following the crash investigation, Officer Castro initiated a DUI investigation which resulted in the arrest of the operator of the Honda. The defendant was medically cleared and t.o.t Palm Beach County Jail.
17-037566 Shooting into Occupied Dwelling 3031 Grove Rd 2157 hours
Officers responded to a shooting at the above address. Officers met with the resident who reported hearing shots coming through her residence’s rear window. Officers inspected the residence and located bullet holes in the rear window, in the backyard fence, and on the residence’s roof. No injuries were reported. It was determined that nearby residents were using the cover of fireworks to fire their weapons in the air. The residential addresses of the shooters were not located.
17-037570 Suspicious Incident 500 NW 13th Ave 2217 hours
Officers responded to a large party in the area of Cherry Hill Market. It was reported that firearms were being shot up in the air alongside the fireworks. Officers encountered a large crowd and numerous vehicles blocking the roadway. Officers shut down the outdoor party, cleared the crowd, and ordered all the vehicles to move without incident.
Officers responded to 3 non-fatal overdoses during the shift.
BBPD Dispatch fielded numerous noise complaints in regards to fireworks throughout the City.
Officers assisted FHP with a major crash involving 6 vehicles on I-95 near Woolbright Rd.
17-037403 0738 hours Stolen Vehicle 1016 SW 27th Place
Between 7/4/2017 0000 hrs and 0700 hrs a White Dodge Journey bearing FL tag EEDT91 was stolen. Key was left in a purse within the vehicle. Vehicle entered in N/FCIC.
17-037308 1937 hours Burglary Auto 395 N. Congress Ave (Orange Fitness).
Victim reported that unknown suspects entered her locked vehicle by smashing out the passenger window. Once inside the suspect removed her purse and wallet containing an unknown amount of cash, credit cards and ID.
17-037361 1714 hours Possession of Marijuana over 20 grams. 500 S. Seacrest Blvd.
Officer Corum arrested Vladamir Cabrera during a routine traffic stop after an investigation revealed he was in possession of 30 grams of marijuana.
17-037375 0022 hours Shots Fired – Suspicious Incident 848 NW 13th Ave (Pioneer Canal Park)
Officers responded to a suspicious incident involving a male shooting a rifle into the C-16 Canal. Officers met with a witness who pointed out multiple shell casings on the ground where the shooter was standing. No one was injured. Officers searched the area for the subject and subject’s vehicle with no success. The shell casings were collected and submitted into Evidence for BrassTrax entry.
The platoon responded to 3 non-fatal overdoses during the course of the shift.
17-037199 1028 hours Animal Complaint 574 E Woolbright (Bank of America)
Units responded to the area regarding an unattended dog left in a vehicle. Sgt Dunlop observed the dog in distress and made the decision to break a window to rescue the dog. The dog was removed from the vehicle and did not require medical attention. Animal Control Roehrich responded and handled the complaint.
17-037222 1137 hours Burglary to Structure 2424 N Federal Hwy (Inlet Harbor Club)
On 7/1/2017 approx 1137 hrs two unknown B/M juveniles entered the fence in development and stole an orange Husquavna Blower (value $150) from inside unlocked maintenance shed.
17-037268 1639 hours Overdose Non-Fatal 11 Crossing Cir Apt A
Units responded to location and found unresponsive B/M. Narcan was administered and male was later transported to JFK.

Boynton Briefing - June 27-29, 2017

17-036216 1450 hours Grand Theft/ Fleeing and Eluding 1901 N. Congress Ave.
Officers responded to the above address in reference to a retail theft. Arriving officers spotted the suspect’s vehicle leaving the scene. The vehicle initially refused to stop as the suspects attempted to conceal items. A traffic stop was conducted in the area behind Michaels. While taking the driver into custody the passenger later identified as B/M Joshua Jones took control of the vehicle and fled the scene. The vehicle driving at a high rate of speed collided with a parked U-haul truck on Renaissance Commons Blvd and drove off. The vehicle, which was disabled, crashed into a fence near the club house and the remaining occupants fled on foot. A perimeter was set and all suspects were captured.
17-036200 1513 hours Traffic Homicide Hypoluxo and Lawrence Road.
Officers responded to a 3 vehicle accident at the intersection of Hypoluxo and Lawrence Road. It is believed that one of the driver’s became unconscious at the wheel and collided with another vehicle head-on.
17-036278 2007 hours Burglary Residence 1533 Meadows Circle West.
Victim reported that unknown suspects entered his residence by breaking the lock on the front door. Once inside the suspect removed jewelry and a television.
The platoon responded to 2 non-fatal overdoses during the course of the shift.
17-036101 0707 hours Overdose (Non-fatal) 1394 W Boynton Beach Blvd
34 year old w/m became unresponsive in the drive-thru of Dunkin Donuts. The male was treated with Narcan and subsequently sent to Bethesda Hospital.
17-036123 0929 hours Overdose (Non-fatal) 480 W Boynton Beach Blvd
21 year old w/f was found unresponsive in her room inside the Inn. The female was treated with Narcan and subsequently sent to Bethesda Hospital.
17-036150 1129 hours Warrant Arrest 1300 N Federal Hwy
B/M Kenneth Hardy was found to have an outstanding warrant for Violation of Probation from Kentucky. Hardy was processed and sent to county jail.
17-036171 1303 hours Burglary (Residence) 651 E Woolbright Road
Victim reported that between 1000 hours on June 23rd and 1600 hours on June 24th unknown person(s) entered her apartment via an unlocked rear door. Once inside, the unknown suspect(s) stole a Casio camera ($50); a Garmin GPS ($160); a Chanel purse ($1000); a gold necklace ($450); a set of gold earrings ($50).
17-35965 Overdose/not fatal
17-35987 AOD PBSO/Stolen Felony Vehicle 3215 N Seacrest Blvd 1842hrs
Officers located the 2004 blue Grand Cherokee FL N374JS at the above location. The vehicle was unoccupied. PBSO was called pursuant to their bolo request. PBSO responded and recovered the vehicle.
17-36032 Fail to stop/Arrest Armed Robbery 1300 N Seacrest Blvd 2125hrs
Officers located a blk BMW that they believed was involved in Lantana 17-1588 and BBPD 17-35832 (bolo’d robbery vehicle). Officers were able to attempt a stop. The vehicle did not yield but, drove to 1531 NW 2nd St where the driver Granvill Dorsett was apprehended. Investigation revealed that this was not the bolo’d vehicle. Granvill was charged under an outstanding Armed Robbery warrant. Granvill was tot. PBCJ.
17-36075 Battery LEO 1799 N Congress Ave 0127hrs
Officers located Sierra Pettit in an apparent state of unconsciousness. In checking on Pettit’s welfare it became apparent that she was in possession of marijuana. While being taken into custody Petitt resisted, battered an officer (no reported injury to officer) and additionally attempted to spit on another officer. Pettit was medically cleared at BMH (intoxication). Tot PBCJ.
17-36081 Overdose/not fatal
DUI Traffic Enforcement: 33 contacts
17-035925 1104hrs Theft 1660 Renaissance Commons Blvd.
Victim advised that a FedEx package was delivered outside her door on 06/26/2017. At approximately 1153hrs a subject is seen via surveillance video stealing the package.
17-035919 1123hrs Overdose (Non-fatal) 301 N. Congress Ave.

Boynton Briefing - June 23-27, 2017

17-035759 1850 hours Burglary to Residence 2301 NW 2nd Street
Victim advised on this date between 1100 and 1830 hours someone had entered and ransacked the residence. Multiple electronic devices and currency were taken. Later revealed the rear door was unsecured.
17-035783 2040 hours Burglary to Residence 1851 Renaissance Commons Blvd
Victim states sometime between 06/25/2017 at 1430 hours and today’s date at 1800 hours, someone entered her residence and stole a jewelry box that contained approx. $26,000 in watches, necklaces and earrings.
17-035811 2146 hours Overdose-Non Fatal 1201 Mahogany Drive
17-035832 0008 hours Failed to Stop 100 NW 10th Avenue
Officers identified a black BMW, Fl tag BDZ0T, that was reported stolen several days ago and driving recklessly on NW 10th Avenue. The vehicle failed to yield to officers as it continued south on I-95.
17-035833 0009 hours Failed to Stop 1500 S. Seacrest Blvd
Officers initiated a traffic stop on gray 2007 Nissan Versa Fl tag BMPZ22. Officers made contact with the driver who provided his Florida DL upon demand. Upon being questioned for suspected narcotics within the vehicle, the driver proceeded south on Seacrest Blvd. Officers disengaged at Gulfstream and Seacrest Blvd and all info tot Delray Bch PD. Charges will be filed on the driver with the SAO.
17-035844 0130 hours Failed to Stop 1000 N. Seacrest Blvd
Officers attempted a traffic stop on a gray 2005 VW Passat, Fl tag Y82KRT. This vehicle was reported stolen earlier today within the city. The vehicle failed to yield as it continued north on Federal Hwy from Hypoluxo Road.
***Units conducted selective enforcement throughout the city with 10 contacts.
***Officers assisted Det. Raftery in Sexual Offender checks within the city.
17-035624 0637hrs Motor Vehicle Theft 1436 SW 25th Ave.
Victim advised that unknown suspect(s) stole his 2016 Audi, FL tag LM24HRS. The keys were left in another vehicle at the residence which was burglarized (BBPD 17-035649).
17-035638 0650hrs Motor Vehicle Theft 2301 S. Congress Ave.
Victim advised that unknown suspect(s) stole his 2005 Volkswagen, FL tag Y82KRT. He stated that he believed that the spare key was in the glove box.
17-035657 0855hrs Burglary (Motor Vehicle) 824 NE 3rd St.
Victim advised that unknown suspect(s) entered the unsecured vehicle and stole property from within.
17-035718 1325hrs Motor Vehicle Theft 1395 Fairfax Cir E.
Victim advised that unknown suspect(s) stole her 2013 Nissan Juke, FL tag DEHH61. Victim stated that the vehicle was locked, however, the spare key was located in the glovebox.
17-035529 Failed to Stop - Reckless Driver 1000 N. Federal Hwy 1924hrs
Ofc. Vazquez attempted to conduct a traffic stop on a gray Nissan Altima FL tag GWR-H66 for an observed traffic infraction. The driver of the vehicle took off at a high rate of speed northbound on N. Federal Hwy. Ofc. Vazquez immediately terminated his traffic attempt. NCIC/FCIC records check of the vehicle’s tag did not indicate the vehicle to be a felony vehicle. Attempts at contacting the vehicle’s registered owner yielded negative results.
17-035538 Agg. Assault Firearm 301 N. Congress Ave 1957hrs
Officers responded to the above address and met with the caller and her son. The caller told officers she approached a vehicle near the intersection and asked the driver for “some change”. In response, the driver offered the caller a barrage of profane words. The caller and her adult son then engaged into a heated verbal argument with the driver. The caller claimed that the driver produced a firearm and pointed the firearm at the caller. Officers were able to locate the involved vehicle at the 700 block of W. Boynton Beach Blvd. Following a thorough investigation of the incident, the officers decided to file criminal charges against the driver the State Attorney’s Office.
17-035541 Overdose – Non Fatal 1331 S. Federal Hwy # 140 2014hrs
17-035559 Overdose – Non Fatal 400 N. Federal Hwy #1409 2129hrs
17-35120 0847 hrs Recovered Missing Adult 502 SW 8th Place
W/F, Diane Lillie, 06/19/56, was found asleep in the grass near a hedge by a passerby walking their dog. Lillie was unable to verbally communicate and was taken to Bethesda Memorial Hospital as a precaution by Fire Rescue. Lillie was removed from FCIC/NCIC. PIO was notified.
17-35418 0652 hrs Police Assist (Found Child) 2600 N. Seacrest Blvd.
A 5 yoa child was found walking within the roadway of Seacrest Blvd. by a passerby. A reverse 911 was issued, a door to door search initiated, and the PIO was notified. The mother of the child made contact with police via telephone after she was alerted by a third party. Investigation revealed the child had been dropped off at a family friend’s residence just outside of the city limits by the mother’s sister at approximately 0600 hours. PBSO responded to conduct further investigation to determine any further action.
17-35455 1311 hrs Burglary Residence SW 25th Ave.
Victim personally observed a white van with red lettering back into the driveway yesterday at 1430 hours and two subjects entered his garage. Subjects took a generator and drove away. No suspect descriptions provided. Victim advised he delayed in reporting incident due to a medical condition.
17-035325 2135 hours Stolen Vehicle 77 Landau Street.
Victim reported that unknown subject possibly his addict brother stole his vehicle from his residence. The keys were in the vehicle during the theft. The vehicle is a 2006 grey BMW bearing FL tag HXCK99. Vehicle was entered into FCIC/NCIC. At approximately 2300 hours officers spotted the vehicle in the 1700 block of N. Seacrest Blvd. A felony stop was conducted and B/M Orville Sampson the victim’s brother was placed under arrest. TOT PBCJ.
17-035337 2153 hours Stolen Vehicle 100 NW 10th Ave (Sara Sims Park).
Victim reported that unknown suspects stole his scooter from Sara Sims Park. The keys were in the scooter during the theft. The vehicle is 2017 red Tao Scooter bearing FL tag MDX133. Vehicle was entered into FCIC/NCIC.
The platoon responded to 3 non-fatal overdoses during the course of the shift. Naloxone injections were given by officers at all three incidents.
17-035206 1112 hrs Narcotic Arrest 300 NE 12th Ave.
Officer Ward conducted a traffic stop for an observed traffic violation and W/F Jennifer Ann Tyler, 04/01/69, was arrested after she was found to be in possession of a crack pipe and a Xanax pill. TOT PBCJ.
17035038 1548 hours Suspicious Death 1374 Piazza Pitti (Renaissance Commons).
Witness reported to police that she believed her friend had died of an overdose sometime in last 24 hours. There was substantial evidence to support the cause of death to be an overdoses.
17035066 1722 hours Burglary Residence 2305 N. Congress Ave.
Victim reported that unknown suspects entered her residence by forcing open the front door. Numerous electronic and jewelry were taken.
17034397 1733 hours Stolen Vehicle 3020 E. Palm Drive.
Victim reported that unknown suspects stole his vehicle from his residence at approximately 1800 hours. The keys were in the vehicle during the theft. The vehicle is 2014 green Toyota Carolla bearing FL tag CQZY16. Vehicle was entered into FCIC/NCIC.
The platoon responded to 2 non-fatal overdoses during the course of the shift.
17-034982 1055hrs Shots Fired 525 NE 2nd St.
Witnesses advised that a male suspect was running down the street chasing an unknown subject, the suspect then drew a firearm and began shooting. A .380 casing was located at 606 NE 2nd St as well as a shattered vehicle window. No victims located at the time of this writing.
17-035013 1307hrs Theft 1000 Renaissance Commons Blvd.
Victim advised that multiple plants had been stolen from the construction site by an unknown suspect operating a white pickup truck. The thefts occurred during working hours.
17-035023 1352hrs AOD BBFR (Broken gas line) 500 E. Ocean Ave.
Units responded and assisted with a large gas leak at the construction site located at 500 E. Ocean Ave. No injuries.
17-34860 OD/not fatal
17-34868 AOD Delray Beach 2815 S Seacrest Blvd 2038hrs
Officers were present at BMH when a b/m identified as Aaron Stephenson was admitted with a suspected (not life threatening) gunshot wound. Stephenson was not cooperative and stated that he was shot in Delray Beach. DBPD notified.
17-34869 Disturbance 1919 N Seacrest Blvd 2046hrs
Officers responded to suspected fireworks related disturbance. No violations located.
17-34925 Auto Theft Arrest/DWLSCR/Felon Poss Ammo 1500 S Seacrest Blvd 0141hrs
Officers located a stolen GMC Terrain (from PBSO) and a stop was initiated. The suspect Zachary Richardson drove into Pelican Point (dead end) and was apprehended without incident. Richardson was in possession of handgun ammo.

Boynton Briefing - June 21-22, 2017

17-34655 Pursuit/Arrest/Felon Firearm Poss. 2200 N Seacrest Blvd 2132hrs
Officers located a vehicle taken in an armed carjacking. A traffic stop was initiated. The driver did not yield and entered I95 SB. The vehicle exited I95 at Glades Rd and turned onto Airport Rd. A Glock 17 was thrown from the vehicle. The vehicle lost control & stopped in the area of NW 40th St. The driver Morris Johnson Jr and a female passenger were apprehended. A loaded 30 round magazine for the handgun was located under Johnson. The handgun was also recovered. Johnson tot PBCJ.
17-345667 Vandalism City Property 1901 N Seacrest Blvd 2217hrs
Officers responded in reference to the report of fireworks at Ezell Hester. Officers located a trashcan that had been used for fireworks. The trashcan had been damaged by the explosion of fireworks.
Traffic Enforcement: 20 contacts
Assist NIU Enforcement: 1 arrest, 2 other contacts
17-034476 0658hrs Burglary Auto 118 SW 25th Ave.
Victim advised that unknown suspect(s) entered his vehicle and stole property from within.
17-034529 1010hrs Burglary Residence (Attempt) Savannah Lakes Dr.
Victim advised that two unknown suspects described as young black males attempted to force entry to his apartment at approximately 2200hrs last night. The deadbolt did show damage, no entry made.
17-034549 1240hrs Overdose (Non-fatal) 2300 blk SW 23rd Cranbrook Dr.
17034379 1620 hours Burglary Auto 900 N. Congress Ave (Marathon).
Victim reported that unknown suspects entered his vehicle by breaking a window while he was working at the construction site located there. The victim stated he saw a white 4 door vehicle bearing FL tag AVEH75 occupied by 2 black males fleeing the scene. Numerous items were taken from the vehicle including cash and prescription medication.
17034390 1657 hours Burglary Auto 930 N. Congress Ave.
Victim reported that unknown suspects entered her vehicle by breaking a window between 0900 and 1700 hours. A wallet containing miscellaneous credit cards and identification was taken from the vehicle.

Boynton Briefing - June 16-20, 2017

17034208 1755 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 3570 N Old Dixie Hwy
17034227 1937 hours Disorderly Intoxication / Affray Bethesda / 2815 S Seacrest Blvd
w/m John Grummel 04/05/1958 was arrested after investigation revealed that he attempted to fight with several nurses and emergency room personnel after arriving at the hospital while heavily under the influence of alcohol and possible other narcotics. He was arrested, medically cleared, processed, and lodged at PBCJ.
17034239 2041 hours Battery on Nurse / Disorderly Intox./ Resisting Bethesda / 2815 S Seacrest
w/m Robert Douglas 12/19/1991 was arrested after investigation revealed that he did strike an attending nurse with a fist causing injury to the victim’s mouth. Once medically cleared and upon arriving at BBPD for processing, he refused to comply with officers and physical force had to be utilized in order to gain compliance. He was processed and later lodged at PBCJ. Use of Force completed. SIR in progress.
17034257 2220 hours Overdose (FATAL) Piazza Antinori
w/f dob 05/02/1985 was found and later pronounced deceased from what appeared to be an apparent overdose. Detective Liaison, Crime Scene, and Body Removal Specialist responded. Medical Examiner notified.
17034267 0012 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 600 N Federal Hwy
17034275 0118 hours Armed Robbery (Attempted) 51 Egret Way
Victim was exiting his vehicle to enter his residence when he was approached by two (2) unknown black males wearing hoodies. One brandished a handgun and demanded the victim’s property. Victim took flight and was able to evade the suspects, entering his residence through the rear, and secured himself inside. K9 search yielded negative results.
17-034108 0707 hours Burglary (Auto) 511 Buttonwood Lane
Victim reported that between 2100 hours last night and 0700 hours this date unknown person(s) entered her silver 2006 Nissan 350Z convertible bearing FL tag EUWD88 and her black 2004 Ford Mustang convertible bearing FL tag AMSR18 by cutting the convertible tops to both vehicles. The interiors of both vehicles were rummaged through but nothing at this time appears missing.
17-034129 0855 hours Burglary (Structure) 2303 S Federal Hwy
The property manager of the Fairfield apartments advised that between 1800 hours last night and 0830 hours this date unknown person(s) entered the stand alone laundry by climbing through an unsecured window. Once inside the unknown suspect(s) attempted to break into the coin-operated washers; however, they haven’t worked in months and contained no coins. The unknown suspect(s) attempted to leave via the main door by kicking it but were unsuccessful ($50 damage). They apparently left through the same window they entered through.
17-034172 1352 hours Disorderly Intoxication 4753 N Congress Avenue
B/M Donald Willie DOB 03/13/64 was arrested after numerous complaints called advising that Willie was drunk and harassing customers in Meadows Square Shopping Center. Upon contact with him, Willie became belligerent and began shouting racial slurs at the officers in front of patrons. Willie was processed and sent to county jail.
17-034003 Overdose non-fatal 600 E Wool Bright Road 16:30 hours
W/M was located on the floor of Wendy’s right beside a W/F. Narcan was administered; BBFR arrived and provided additional care for both individuals. Both subjects were transported to Bethesda Memorial Hospital and are expected to make a full recovery.
17-034011 Overdose non-fatal W Gateway Blvd & NW 1st St 17:08 hours
W/M was found unconscious with agonal breathing along the grass embankment of I-95. BBFR administered Narcan to him and transported him to JFK Hospital. He is expected to make full recovery.
17-034049 Police Assist 100 NE 10th Ave 1908 hours
BBPD responded to MLK in reference to a large gathering of approximately 500 people. A DJ playing loud music had set up on CRA property; subsequently moved his equipment after he was informed a permit was required. Due to the large crowd officers made multiple contacts and provided approximately two hours of officer presence in the area.
17-034069 Suspicious Incident/Shots Fired 100 NE 10th Avenue 22:07 hours
BBPD east and west units were deployed to the area of 100 NE 10th Avenue in reference shots fired. Units staged at city shop prior to the arrival of the area where officers took multiple perimeter spots around the incident. As people dispersed the area; units conducted a search for anything of evidentiary value yielding negative results. All traffic was cleared out and the music was shut down for the evening. Officers cleared area without incident.
17-034073 Armed Robbery SW 1st St & SW 3rd Avenue 23:22 hours
Victim advised he and a friend were walking in the area of SW 3rd Avenue and SW 3rd Street when a black 4 door vehicle possibly a Kia or Ford Fusion pulled up and attempted to sell them drugs. Once they declined the B/M passenger asked for a cigarette, when the victim approached the vehicle the passenger displayed a handgun and demanded the victim get inside the vehicle. The victim got into the rear seat and once inside both the driver and passenger pointed handguns at the victim while demanding his jewelry (gold square medallion) and i-phone and watch.. The victim was driven two blocks before he was allowed to exit the vehicle. The driver was described as a B/M 25-30 yoa with facial hair, red hat, and a tattoo on his face. The passenger was described as a 25-30 yoa with short hair, goatee and tattoo on his face.
17-034074 Disorderly Intox 305 NE 13th Avenue 23:32 hours
BBPD was dispatched to MLK in reference to ongoing complaint (17-034049) of a large block party consisting of more than 500 people standing on the sidewalks and blocking the roadway. While clearing the area, we received a 911 call reference to possible shots fired in the 300 block of NE 13 Avenue. As units responded to the area they conducted a traffic stop. During the stop B/F Precious Jeater was arrested for Disorderly Intox after she continued to yell racial slurs inciting bystanders and refused to leave the area.
Saturation Patrol produced approximately 25 traffic stops/10 citations
4 Briny Breeze Patrols were conducted by B1B2 shift.
17-033933 0950hrs Burglary to Auto 12106 Mahogany Drive
Victim advised that sometime overnight an unknown suspect(s) entered his unsecured white 2015 Dodge Ram (CT# 043957) and stole his wallet from the center console.
17-033844 1851 hours Overdose (Non Fatal) 110 SW 15th Ct.
17-033856 2110 hours Obstruction/Resisting Arrest w/o Violence 300 Boynton Lakes Blvd.
Units responded to the above address in reference to a complaint of a homeless family taking up residence in the park. While investigating the above incident B/M Melvin Goodwin became belligerent and had to be taken to the ground forcefully. As a result Goodwin suffered minor lacerations to his arm and complained of wrist pain. He was subsequently taken to Bethesda; where he was medically cleared and tot PBCJ on the above charges.
17-033872 2306 hours Fleeing and Eluding/Bail Out 400 NW 11th Ave.
While on patrol at 100 NW 10th Ave., Officer Autiello spotted a 93’ Tan Toyota Camera bearing FL tag 648QUX traveling at a high rate of speed west bound. Autiello attempted a traffic stop on the vehicle but it failed to yield initially; however, at the 400 block of NW 11th Ave. the driver bailed from the moving vehicle and fled north bound on foot. The vehicle continued moving without a driver where it struck a stop sign at the above intersection. Units set up a perimeter but met with negative results in locating the suspect. Through further investigation Officer Autiello was able to identify the driver/suspect as B/M Gyran Nobles dob 4-5-93. PC currently exists for Fleeing and Eluding, Reckless Driving, DWLS and R/A without violence.
17-033723 0832hrs Motor Vehicle Theft 3648 Quantum Lakes Dr.
Victim advised that their 2016 Kia bearing FL tag CLD H39 was stolen sometime overnight.
17-033738 0930hrs Burglary Structure 2700 N. Federal Hwy.
Witness advised that four unknown black males were observed on video surveillance entering the gated community at approximately 1949hrs on 06/16/2017 and stealing a Diamondback bicycle from the parking garage.
17-033791 1256hrs Overdose (Non-fatal) 800 N. Congress Ave.
17-033593 Overdose Non-Fatal 512 Asbury Way 17:02 hours
W/M was found laying on the ground unconscious but breathing. BBPD started rescue efforts and shortly after BBFD arrived and immediately transported him to Bethesda Hospital. He is expected to make a full recovery.
17-033594 Theft 344 SW 11th Avenue 17:08 hours
BBPD responded to the area in reference to a vehicle (white, Chevy impala tag IFWK93) following an ups truck. The caller advised the vehicle was involved in the theft of a package taken off the callers doorstep. Subsequent to the stop both subjects, B/M/Juvenile and B/M Basil Michael M 6/3/97 were arrested for theft and scheme to defraud. A black Taurus 9mm handgun was located inside the vehicle.
17-033601 Burglary to Residence/Delayed 2400 SW 9th Avenue #104 18:11 hours
Victim advised she had left her residence on June 13th at 1800 hours and returned on June 16th at approximately 18:11 hours. While checking her front patio she noticed several items that did not belong to her as well as her patio furniture knocked over. During a check inside the residence she observed unknown debris on the kitchen floor. It is unknown how entry was made as the doors were locked and windows intact. Nothing was missing from inside the residence.
17-033629 Deadly Missile/Occupied Vehicle E Gateway and N Federal Hwy 20:43 hours
Driver stated he was travelling eastbound on Gateway Blvd around the 300 block when he heard a loud noise from the exterior of his vehicle (white Ford van Tag Y02BML). The driver stopped his vehicle for inspection and found a dent on the right rear door. When he checked the area where he originally heard the noise he found a coconut in the road.
17-033663 R/A w/o Violence NE 10th Ave and NE 7th Ave 23:05 hours
W/M Strickland Troy J 5/5/79 was arrested for Resisting without violence. BBPD responded to the area in reference to a suspicious person walking in the area with a back pack on. Strickland was observed riding a bike at night without a light. When the officer told him to stop he continued to ride his bike away from the officer’s location refusing to stop. After a short distance he stopped for the officer and was taken into custody.
17-033489 0756hrs Motor Vehicle Theft 1601 S. Federal Hwy.
Victim advised that their 2016 Kia Soul was stolen when they left it running and unoccupied and went into the business.
17-033559 1250hrs Overdose (Non-fatal) 829 SW 1st Ct.

Boynton Briefing - June 15, 2017

17033212 2220 hours Robbery (Strong-Arm x 2)/Poss. Of Paraphernalia Publix / 1005 W Gateway
Victim was pushing her shopping cart through the parking lot when Suspect w/m Gregory Reneson dob 08/05/1976 approached and attempted to grab her purse from inside. The victim fought with the suspect to maintain her property. A good Samaritan witnessed the robbery and intervened and fought with the suspect. The suspect was able to batter the Samaritan and forcefully take his cell phone. The suspect then fled with the purse and the cellphone with both victims following. The suspect tried to enter a vehicle where w/f Tamlyn Dexter dob 08/16/1991 was waiting. However, the good Samaritan again engaged Reneson and was able to detain him until units arrived. All stolen property was returned to owners. In plain view inside the suspect vehicle, officers observed numerous used needles (approx.50), baggies, and burnt spoons. Reneson was medically cleared due to injuries sustained during the altercation with the second victim, processed, and lodged at PBCJ. He is charged with two counts of Robbery (Strong Arm) and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia. Dexter was charged with Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, processed, and also lodged at PBCJ.
17033229 0004 hours Shooting into Occupied Dwelling 2122 NE 3rd Ct.
Victims were inside their home when they heard 4 to 5 shots being fired. Officers arrived and discovered that two rounds had entered through the residence’s front door and lodged into the wall. One (1) 9mm round was recovered at the scene. No victims or witnesses.
17033132 1655 hours Overdose (non-fatal) 1331 SW 26th Ave
17033147 1818 hours Overdose (non-fatal) 1005 W Gateway Blvd
17033149 1826 hours Overdose (non-fatal) Bethesda / 2815 S Seacrest
17033214 2249 hours Overdose (non-fatal) Bethesda / 2815 S Seacrest
17033234 0041 hours Overdose (non-fatal) The Inn / 480 W Boynton Beach Blvd
Platoon members conducted selective traffic enforcement which resulted in twenty-eight (28) stops/contacts.
17-033085 1110 hours Attempted Burglary (Business) 312 E Boynton Beach Boulevard #4
Victim reported that between 2200 hours on June 10th and 1100 hours this date, unknown person(s) attempted to enter her business (Unique 2 Boutique) by prying the rear door/lock assembly. Victim discovered the attempt/damage when her key would not work in the lock. The business is equipped with surveillance however; victim did not have access to the system.
The shift responded to numerous weather related alarms and traffic crashes, and non-working traffic control devices earlier in the day.

BBPD PIO to receive international award

Boynton Beach Police Department Public Information Officer Stephanie Slater has been chosen to receive the International Association of Chiefs of Police 40 Under 40 Award, Police Chief Jeffrey S. Katz announced Tuesday.
“Stephanie has devoted her career to changing the public’s perception of law enforcement officers, and she works tirelessly to show the person behind the badge and honor our police officers for the heroic work they do on a routine basis,” Katz said.
The IACP 40 Under 40 Award recognizes law enforcement professionals from around the world who demonstrate leadership and exemplify commitment to their profession. Slater will receive the award at a luncheon on Oct. 23 during the IACP Annual Conference and Exposition in Philadelphia.
Among her accomplishments is a program that uses the police department as a conduit to providing much needed resources to local organizations. Her quarterly outreach drives have emboldened residents to donate diapers for mother’s seeking emergency shelter from domestic violence situations; suitcases, toiletries and school supplies for children who are homeless or in foster care; canned goods for a soup kitchen that provides about 1,000 meals a day; personal hygiene items, blankets and jackets for the homeless; and more than 2,000 books for daycare/preschools in our city. She uses social media to livestream these outreach drives, allowing those who donated items to be with the police officers when they are delivered.
“These endeavors epitomize what it means to work together for the common good,” Katz said. “As the Chief of Police, I am indebted to Stephanie for her ingenuity, passion and gigantic heart.”

Boynton Briefing - June 13, 2017

Boynton Briefing - June 13, 2017

17-032663 1611 hours Stolen Vehicle/Bicycle 3143 Quantum Lakes Blvd.
Victim advised between 06/11/2017 and 06/12/2017 at 0300 hours someone had stolen his black Moti Roughhouse R50 motorcycle (FL temp tag 08WNE) and black Electra Beach Cruiser (NFI). Motorcycle entered into F/NCIC.

17-032758 2242 hours Failed to Stop 2200 N Congress Avenue
Officers attempted a traffic stop on a 2013 black Ford SUV, FL tag GNVD88 reference a traffic infraction. The vehicle continued eastbound towards I-95 where units disengaged all efforts.

17-032783 0035 hours Poss. Of Contraband 100 NE 10 Avenue
Officers conducted a traffic stop on a 2017 Nissan Titan P/U and made contact with the driver Jeffrey Pugh 07/26/1969. An investigation revealed Pugh to be in possession of crack cocaine and paraphernalia. Pugh was charged accordingly and tot PBCJ.

***Units conducted selective enforcement at 3100 block of S. Federal Hwy with 23 contacts.

17-032567 0740hrs Burglary (Auto) 3666 Hudson Ln.
Victim advised that a B/M suspect entered two vehicles which were parked in the driveway. Video surveillance showed the suspect enter the vehicles at approximately 0242hrs.

17-032570 0756hrs Vandalism (Auto) 1104 S. Seacrest Blvd.
Victim advised that unknown suspect(s) smashed the window of their vehicle. Unknown if entry was made, no items missing.

17-032594 0939hrs Burglary (Auto) 1918 Boynton Bay Ct.

17-032608 1022hrs Suspicious Incident (Shots Fired) 202 NW 9th Ave.
Caller advised approximately four shots heard, area canvassed with no evidence located.

17-032625 1237hrs Warrant (Adult) 500 Miner Rd.
Daniel Boyle was discovered to have a warrant for his arrest during an investigation. As Officers exited their vehicles to apprehend him, he took flight, running into a motor vehicle which was travelling on Miner Rd. Non life-threatening injuries.

Boynton Briefing - June 8-12, 2017

17032529 2246 hours Shots Fired 1005 N. Seacrest Blvd. (Z Mart)
Officers responded to the above address and determined that two individuals exchanged gunfire on the south side of the business. There were no indications that either suspect was injured. Crime Scene responded and recovered shell casings and video. No witnesses could be located.
The platoon responded to 1 non-fatal overdose during the course of the shift.
Selective traffic enforcement was conducted in the area of Gateway and Congress.
17-032394 0813 hours Overdose Not-Fatal 480 W. Boynton Beach Blvd.
On 6/11/17 at approximately 0740hrs Officers responded to The Boynton Inn in reference to W/M was unconscious with agonal breathing from an overdose. He was immediately injection with an Evzio Naloxone HCI USP 0.4mg auto-injector to help improve his breathing. BBFR arrived on scene and transported him to Bethesda hospital. He is expected to make a full recovery.
17-0323 0851 hours Burglary Attempt (Business) 3300 S Congress Avenue
On 6/11/17 at approximately 0851 hours Officers responded to the above business (Fastenal Company) in reference to an attempted burglary. The owner stated that an unknown suspect(s) attempted to burglarize his business by using what is believe to be a pry-bar to pry the bay doors open. He stated that the suspect(s) were unable to gain entry, but caused damage to the bay’s lower interior 'sliders'. The sliders are metal latches and that secure the bay doors and keep them from being forced opened.
17-032273 1723 hours Battery LEO/Disorderly Conduct 600 E. Ocean Avenue.
Officers made contact with w/m Israel Colon who was obviously intoxicated. Through further investigation Colon was placed under arrest for Disorderly Intox. Upon being placed into Donnino's vehicle-Colon became belligerent and began hitting his head against the window. While attempting to hobble Colon based on his behavior; Officer Donnino, was kicked in the chin by the defendant. Officer Donnino was not injured during the arrest. Colon suffered a laceration to the top of his head as a result him smashing his head against the window he also had a very superficial scratch to his left wrist.
The platoon conducted 1 saturation patrol on S. Federal Highway and numerous selective enforcements resulting in 37 traffic stops.
The platoon made several COV arrests in the area of EZ Mart.
The platoon responded to 1 non-fatal overdose during the course of the shift.
17-032187 0735 hours Overdose Non-fatal 1061 NW 5th Street
17-032188 0815 hours Recovered Stolen Auto 200 W Boynton Beach Blvd
Officers responded to the area after several callers and victims advised Dispatch that a white Mercedes had struck their vehicles and then crashed into a tree. The driver fled on foot in an unknown direction. The 2013 Mercedes C250 bearing FL tag 8682UU had been reported stolen from PBSO jurisdiction. The accident report was filed under case #17-032183.
17-032199 0938 hours Burglary (Auto) 709 Buttonwood Lane
Victim reported that between 2030 hours on 06-10-17 and 0930 hours this dated unknown person(s) entered his unlocked black 2006 Mercedes E350 bearing FL tag M955IS. Once inside the unknown suspect(s) stole a pair of Ray-ban sunglasses ($300) from the center console.
17-032214 1111 hours Accidental Injury 1901 N Seacrest Blvd
Officers responded in reference to a golf cart tipping over on the football field. As it was tipping over, passenger b/m Wilson, Quentin T DOB 02/02/89 instinctively placed his arm outside the cart which caused his arm to fracture at the wrist. Wilson was transported to Bethesda for treatment.
17-032227 1158 hours Armed Robbery (Knife) 301 N Federal Hwy
CVS store manager advised that he observed b/m conceal two Conair hair clippers ($39 each) under his shirt. Suspect then left the store without making an effort to pay for the merchandise. The manager followed him west through the parking lot and attempting to retain the store property when the suspect pulled a knife from his backpack and threatened the manager while stating, “keep coming motherf*cker”. The manger contacted police who were able to locate the suspect and arrest him. The clippers were recovered.
17032052 1410 hours Grand Theft/Distraction Theft Act 2001 SW 17th Street
Victim stated that a man entered her residence under the premise of fixing her roof. The 88 year old disabled victim called a neighbor when she believed she was being scammed. Numerous neighbors saw the suspect flee. The suspect was described as a very thin Middle Eastern or Hispanic male in his mid-twenties with a pencil thin beard along his jaw line. The suspect was last seen driving a dark blue or black colored Ford F-150 with red trim around the wheel wells. Victim advised that all of her jewelry was taken.
17032075 1814 hours Burglary Auto 1041 Fosters Mill Road.
Victim stated that unknown suspects entered his un-secured vehicle and took approximately 100 dollars from his wallet. The victim estimated the time of the incident was between 1100 and 1630 hours.
17032132 2142 hours House Party / Resisting / Possession 695 NE 15th Pl
Officers responded in reference to multiple calls of a house party. Officers arrived in the area and observed an estimated 500 teenagers and young adults flowing from inside the residence into the city street. Officers were able to shut down the house party; however, the group moved into the empty shopping plazas located at NE 15th and Federal Hwy. Once officers organized, verbal commands were given over loudspeakers for the crowd to disperse. Contact was made with b/m D’Anthony Jordan dob 12/16/1997 who refused to vacate the premises. Upon advising that he was under arrest, he pulled away from officers’ grip and fled on foot. Officers pursued and located him attempting to conceal himself in some bushes. He refused to comply with verbal commands and physical force had to be used to remove him from the shrubbery and place him under arrest. Search incident to arrest of his person yielded packaged marijuana and other paraphernalia. He was processed and lodged at PBCJ.
17023138 2308 hours Shooting in Occupied Dwelling 270 NW 14th Avenue.
Victim stated a bullet struck her occupied residence. Officer located 2 bullet holes in the residence and the vehicle outside. Crime scene responded and recovered two .45 bullets in and near the residence and two casings approximately 200 feet away on NW 3rd Street.
The platoon responded to 2 non-fatal overdoses during the course of the shift.
Extra patrols conducted at Briny Breezes yielded multiple parking violations having to be issued.
17-031979 0555 hours Stolen Auto 1110 Fosters Mill Road
Victim reported that between 1900 hours last night and 0530 hours this date unknown person(s) stole her silver 2008 Toyota Camry LE bearing FL tag 574RII. Victim advised the car was left unlocked and the keys were in the center console. The car was entered into FCIC/NCIC.
17-031984 0657 hours Burglary (auto) 348 Lake Monterey Circle
Victim reported that between 2030 hours last night and 0630 hours this date unknown subject(s) entered his unlocked black 2015 Dodge Journey bearing FL tag ABI3. Once inside the unknown suspect(s) stole a Crown Royal bag containing $20 in US coins. The unknown suspect(s) also rummaged through his black 2013 Chevy Equinox which was left unlocked as well.
17-031990 0821 hours Burglary (auto) 510 Industrial Avenue
Victim reported that between 0800 hours and 1000 hours unknown person(s) entered his unlocked Comcast truck. The truck is a white 2011 Ford F-150 bearing FL tag CVQJ31. Once inside the unknown suspect(s) stole a Jdsu Digital Service Activation Meter (DSAM) valued at $5,000 from the truck.
17-032005 0922 hours Stolen Auto 7995 Clementine Drive
Victim reported that between 2345 hours last night and 0900 hours this date unknown person(s) stole his silver 2004 Lexus RX330 bearing FL tag Y07CSQ. The SUV was entered into FCIC/NCIC.
17-032022 1032 hours Burglary (auto) 1106 Fosters Mill Road
Victim reported that between 2130 hours and 0700 hours this date unknown subject(s) entered his unlocked grey 2017 Chevy Equinox bearing FL tag HVXN20. Once inside the unknown suspect(s) stole an Apple MacBook ($1100), an Apple IPod ($250), and a set of Beats earbuds ($75).
17-032026 1043 hours Burglary (auto) 4351 Star Ruby Boulevard
Victim reported that at 0342 hours this date she observed a thin built white male wearing a black long sleeve T-shirt and dark shorts enter her unlocked black 2015 Honda Pilot bearing FL tag X566ZE. The unknown male exited her SUV with an unknown item, and then proceeded to pull on the handles of her other two vehicles (gray 2012 Honda Accord and a white 2014 Jaguar XJ) which were both locked. Victim had the incident documented on video surveillance.

BBPD Press Conference - Jun 9, 2017

Boynton Beach Police Chief Jeffrey S. Katz addressed the media at 10 a.m. today in reference to the filing of a criminal complaint by the U.S. Attorney's Office for alleged improprieties by two current and two former Boynton Beach Police Officers during the August 2014 arrest of Byron Harris. Here are Chief Katz's remarks in their entirety:
In August of 2014, members of our department arrested Byron Harris and two occupants of his vehicle following a high speed pursuit. During this pursuit, one of our officers was struck by a vehicle, believed to be operated by Mr. Harris. Pursuing officers – and in fact even Mr. Harris – believed that he struck and killed Officer Jeffrey Williams. Although Williams suffered life-threatening injuries, including a broken back, he has thankfully since recovered.
As has been widely and frequently reported in recent years, some aspects of this arrest were captured on FLIR video mounted aboard an overhead PBSO helicopter.
In February 2015, I held a press conference to discuss the release of this video and to announce that within 2 weeks of this incident, I requested outside assistance from the Palm Beach County State Attorney’s Office and the FBI to provide a sense of clarity with respect to what happened during this complex incident which ultimately culminated in several arrests.
I said at the time, and I mean it to this day, that I believe in our personnel. I believe in the work they do and I am grateful for the 700,000 police professionals throughout the country who, without regard for their own safety, place themselves in harm's way to keep us safe. An overwhelming majority of the time, they get it right and we are better and safer for this…
Unfortunately, in this instance, federal authorities have reported back that their extensive 3-year investigation has lead to the filing of a criminal complaint by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for alleged improprieties by two of our current members - Phillip Antico and Michael Brown - and two of our former employees, Ronald Ryan and Justin Harris. I have very limited information regarding the specific nature of these charges other than to say that they will be made available by the U.S. Attorney’s Office after this morning’s first appearance.
I realize that today’s announcement will inspire strong emotions for those of us within the department, those who love our community… or anyone who loves someone directly effected by any aspect of this incident - whether in 2014 or today.
Regardless of the specific details of this investigation, this incident will not define us… nor does this invalidate the enormous and meaningful contributions our officers make in this community every day. The overwhelming majority of our men and women have made tremendous strides these past few years to live the values of our organization and to serve the public honorably. I value, love, and respect each of them for the work they do.
Those named in this criminal complaint who are still employees of the City have been placed on administrative leave in accordance with Florida law. We will respect the due process rights of all accused and evaluate our administrative options once judicial proceedings have concluded.
While I had hoped finding of the investigation would have been different, I have tremendous respect for the difficult work done by our partners in the Justice Department. I would like to thank the tireless efforts of everyone who worked over these past three years to establish a recommendation in this case. I trust our legal system to come to an objective and just finding.

Boynton Briefing - June 8, 2017

17-031752 Overdose/ not fatal 1800 North Congress Avenue 2212hrs.
17-031770 Burglary Auto 2212 North Congress Avenue 0059hrs.
Victim parked and left his company vehicle unsecured on the east side of Miller’s Alehouse. Victim returned and discovered that unknown suspect(s) entered his vehicle and stole several items from within belonging to the medical equipment company to which employs him. Initial estimated loss is $20,000. Crime scene was called out to process the vehicle. Crime scene is currently processing the vehicle as of this writing and it’s believed that the estimated will well exceed $20,000.
Officers responded to numerous weather related calls for service throughout the shift.
17-031645 1050hrs Burglary (Auto) 402 Belmont Pl.
Victim advised that unknown suspect(s) entered their vehicle and stole property from within.
17-031679 1342hrs Robbery w/ Firearm 312 NE 20th Ave.
Victim advised that he set a meeting through Offer Up to purchase a cellular telephone from an unknown suspect. The suspect retrieved a black in color handgun and robbed the victim of $125.

Boynton Briefing - June 6, 2017

17031454 2333 hours Overdose (non-fatal) Ann Marie Tiki Hut / 911 S. Federal
17031460 0024 hours Overdose (non-fatal) 512 NE 2nd St
Officers responded to numerous calls of alarms and intersection traffic light outages due to the inclement weather.
17-031299 0428 hours Burglary (auto) 1630 Stonehaven Drive #5
Victim reported that between 1845 hours on 06/04/17 and 0400 hours this date unknown subject(s) entered his white 2017 Hyundai 4-dr bearing FL tag CRQP56 by smashing out the driver’s side front window. Once inside the unknown suspect(s) stole his wallet containing $280 cash and miscellaneous credit cards from the vehicle’s center console.
17-031304 0555 hours Stolen Auto 850 W Gateway Boulevard
Victim reported that at 0030 hours her friend left victim’s purple 2014 Nissan Rogue parked along the side of the business (7-11 Mobil on the Run) with the engine running and keys with the vehicle. Moments later the SUV bearing FL tag EKFT37 was missing. The SUV was entered into FCIC/NCIC as stolen.
17-031308 0618 hours Burglary (auto) 1760 Stonehaven Drive #6
Victim reported that between 2030 hours on 06/04/17 and 0615 hours this date unknown subject(s) entered his white 2015 Chevy Silverado pickup bearing FL tag 639TUK by smashing out the Driver’s side window. Once inside the unknown stole the victim’s wallet containing $20.
17-031313 0659 hours Suspicious Incident 1600 Manatee Bay Drive
A resident was walking his dog near the dock at Manatee Bay when he observed a large piece of bone or type of skeletal remains lying on the shoreline. Crime Scene responded to collect the bone and transport it to the Medical Examiner office for further identification.
17-031334 1054 hours Armed Robbery (Firearm) 111 W Woolbright
Victim/ Manager of the Shell Gas advised that at 1050 hours a medium sized white male approximately 5’ 11” wearing a black shirt and blue jeans entered the business; pulled out a black handgun (Unknown make/model) and demanded money. Victim opened register and gave him cash. The male then left the store and fled in a black pick up.
17-031378 1429 hours Overdose (Fatal) 1805 Coastal Bay Blvd
Officers responded reference to a 27 year old female not responsive in the bathroom. BBFD arrived and declared the female deceased. Decedent had a history of drug use. Crime scene and D-Bureau responded.
Heavy rain and flooding caused Seacrest Boulevard to be temporarily closed south of Gateway Boulevard to the 2000 block. The roadway has since reopened.

Boynton Beach Police Officer placed on administrative leave

Boynton Beach Police Officer Nicholas Prince has been placed on administrative leave with pay effective immediately following an allegation that while off-duty, he drove a marked police car under the influence of alcohol, among other potential improprieties which could violate agency policy.
“We have serious concerns about the video evidence we have seen,” Boynton Beach Police Chief Jeffrey S. Katz said. “On its face, the video we received is disturbing and merits extensive review and investigation. What can be seen and heard is absolutely not reflective of the standards of this agency or this profession. We will ensure the due process of all parties is respected, and we will make the investigative file available for public review upon completion of the administrative investigation.”
Please direct all requests for Officer Prince’s personnel file and continued employment status to the City of Boynton Beach Human Resources Department.

Boynton Briefing - June 2-15, 2017

17-031213 Overdose/not fatal 2950 Southeast 2nd Street 1543hrs.
17-047424 Stolen Auto Recovery 2222 Northwest 1st Street 1601hrs.
Officers observed an unoccupied stolen black 2012 Porsche Cayenne bearing a Florida tag of CLWV84 at the aforementioned address. Boca Raton Police Department had the vehicle towed back to their facility as it was stolen from their jurisdiction reference to Boca Raton Police Department case number 17-7904.
17-031267 THI 300 North Seacrest Blvd 2116hrs.
Traffic crash involving a vehicle vs. pedestrian in which the pedestrian was transported to Delray Medical Center as he sustained a severe laceration to his head. Victim is in stable condition and is likely to survive. THI and crime scene responded.
17-031269 Failed to Stop 800 West Boynton Beach Blvd. 2137hrs.
Officers attempted to stop a vehicle for a traffic infraction. The vehicle failed to stop and all attempts were terminated. This vehicle previously fled from officers (17-028518); however, a complete tag number was not obtained during the initial stop but later learned after further investigation. After officers terminated the attempts to stop the vehicle they responded to the registered owners residence and apprehended the suspect who was subsequently turned over to the Palm Beach County Jail.
17-031278 GTA Bailout/ Arrest 100 Northwest 2nd Court 2248hrs.
Officers located a stolen black 2011 Buick Enclave bearing an Ohio tag of FSS3293 and attempted a traffic stop. The vehicle stopped at the aforementioned location and the unknown black male driver bailed out of the vehicle. Officers remained with the vehicle as it was additionally occupied by three black male juveniles who were arrested for Trespass in a Conveyance and turned over to JAC. Boca Raton Police Department responded to interview the occupants as the vehicle was stolen from their jurisdiction reference Boca Raton Police Department case number 17-8048.
Several officers were assigned to assist the traffic unit during their DUI Saturation Patrol which netted 44 traffic contacts, 39 citations and 1 arrest.
17-031169 1003hrs Overdose (Non-fatal) 2001 W. Ocean Dr.
37 yoa male overdosed after smoking heroin.
17-031186 1222hrs Retail Theft 3625 S. Federal Hwy.
LPO advised that 3 males entered the store and stole a pellet gun; they left the area in a stolen black Buick Enclave bearing OH tag FSS3293.
17-031065 Grand Theft Auto 315 Northwest 10th Avenue 1921hrs.
Derrick Todd Jr (B/M; DOB 01.25.95) was arrested after investigation revealed his was in possession of a stolen blue 2014 Tao Tao scooter bearing Florida Tag 32BPP which was reported stolen in Delray Beach (C/N 17-8796). Derrick was processed and turned over to the Palm Beach County Jail.
17-031074 Overdose/not fatal 501 Southeast 18th Avenue 2028hrs.
17-031091 Overdose/not fatal 2960 Southeast 2nd Street 2136hrs.
17-030934 0638hrs Burglary (Fenced Compound) 1115 SE 2nd St.
Victim advised that unknown suspect(s) entered the fenced compound then burglarized two storage sheds and a trailer, stealing property from within.
17-030957 0945hrs Criminal Mischief (Vehicle) x 6 1057 Quantum Lakes Dr.
Six vehicles were vandalized, left side tail lights broken, unknown suspect(s) or time frame. It should be noted that several others were reported as being vandalized on or around 06/01/2017.
17-030975 1048hrs Overdose (Non-fatal) 132 NE 12th Ave.
Heavy rains and storms throughout the shift caused multiple alarms and power outages.
17-030922 GTA/Arrest 400 N. Federal Hwy. 0255 hours
While investigating case # 17-030920 B/M Corey Cornel Norfus JR. (DOB:11/03/1991) was found to be operating a stolen scooter (Blue and gray in color 2016 Kymco Agility 50CC) in the parking garage of 400 N. Federal Hwy. Norfus was subsequently arrested for GTA and lodged at the PBCJ.
17-030802 Overdose/ not fatal 7927 Manor Forest Blvd. 1624hrs.
17-030839 Overdose/ not fatal 503 Southeast 23rd Avenue \1920hrs.
17-030842 Overdose/ not fatal 580 Alto Road 1925hrs.
17-030847 Overdose/ not fatal 580 Alto Road 2008 hrs.
17-030871 Overdose/ not fatal 9106 Pinehurst Drive 2215hrs.
17-030888 Overdose/ not fatal 231 Southwest 11th Avenue 2322hrs.
17-030913 AOD/Ocean Ridge 500 E Ocean Avenue 0202hrs
Officers responded to the above address in reference to a request for assistance from ORPD for a traffic stop.
Assist to DB in reference to locating burglary suspect (17-029785 & 17-030477 )
17-030698 0601hrs Motor Vehicle Theft 533 NW 10th Ave.
Victim advised that their black 2017 Chev Malibu, FL tag AETA31, was stolen after she left it running in her driveway.
17-030718 0824hrs Burglary (Business) 401 E. Boynton Beach Blvd.
Victim advised that unknown suspect(s) entered the covered patio area of the business and stole property from within.
17-030746 0919hrs Burglary (Motor Vehicle) 2080 High Ridge Rd.
Fire Rescue personnel advised that two Fire Rescue vehicles were discovered to have open doors. The vehicles, BBFR 846 and BBFR 805, were spare vehicles with no items inside. Video surveillance shows an unknown subject walking through the parking lot at approximately 0401hrs. No property was taken from either vehicle.
17030590 1723 hours Burglary Auto 7841 Manor Forrest Trail.
Victim stated that unknown suspects his unsecured vehicle and removed numerous items including a dive watch valued at $400..
17030651 2158 hours Resisting 100 NE 13th Ave
Officers initiated a traffic stop on a Pontiac, 4 door, gray in color. The passenger fled on foot and officers pursued. As the unknown suspect, was climbing over a fence to avoid arrest, the pursuing officer did deploy their Taser which did strike the subject, causing him to fall over the top. The subject was able to break free from the wires and was last observed fleeing in the 200 block of NE 12th Ave. Subject identity is unknown. Use of Force Completed. SIR in progress.
The platoon responded to 1 non-fatal overdose during the course of the shift.

Boynton Briefing - May 30-June 1, 2017

17-030336 1730 hours Stolen Vehicle 2700 Quantum Lakes Drive.
Victim stated that unknown suspects stole his light blue 2011 Hyundai bearing FL tag Y60NNZ,. The victim was delivering pizza at the time of the incident and the keys are in the vehicle. Vehicle was entered into FCIC/NCIC.
The platoon responded to 2 non-fatal overdoses during the course of the shift.
17-030284 1158hrs Overdose (Not Fatal) 363 Boynton Bay Cir.
FD treated the victim for a heroin overdose and transported him to Bethesda Hospital.
17-030242 0654hrs Burglary Fenced Compound 633 Industrial Ave
Sometime between 05-30-17 at 1930hrs and 05-31-17 at 0731, unknown suspects entered the fenced-in lot of Zuccala’s Towing and burglarized three Comcast trucks.
17-30054 Overdose/not fatal 1022 North Federal Highway 1323hrs.
17-30107 Overdose/not fatal 100 Northeast 10th Avenue 1828hrs.
17-029996 0625hrs Burglary Auto 716 S.E. 1st Street
Victim advised that sometime between 1200hrs on May 27th and 0530hrs this morning an unknown suspect(s) burglarized his white 2005 Chevy box truck (FL# DBFN72). Entry was gained through the rear compartment, and multiple power tools valued at $2500 were stolen.
17-029998 0642hrs Burglary Auto 635 S.W. 1st Court
Victim advised that sometime between 1900hrs last night and 0630hrs this morning an unknown suspect(s) burglarized her secured silver 2004 Honda Accord (FL# 019RWI). The vehicle’s interior was ransacked and the victim’s cosmetics bag was stolen.
17-030002 0800hrs Burglary Business Dollar Tree 336 N. Congress Avenue
Victim advised that sometime between midnight and 0730hrs this morning unknown suspect(s) forced entry into business via the rear emergency door utilizing some sort of pry bar. Once inside the business the suspect(s) made entry into the stores main office, which contained the safe. An unknown power tool was utilized to cut a square hole into the safe, and approximately $2950 in US currency was taken.

Register now for Teen Police Academy summer camp

Registration is underway for the 9th annual Boynton Beach Police Department Teen Police Academy, a week-long summer camp dedicated to increasing an understanding between our community’s youth and their local police.
The academy program will provide youth a hands-on opportunity to learn how the BBPD operates. Class topics will include: K-9, police patrol techniques, dangers of traffic stops, firearm safety, ropes course, bike patrol, marine enforcement, gang and drug awareness, crime scene procedures and field trips.
The academy will be held July 31 – Aug. 4 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Intracoastal Park Clubhouse in the City of Boynton Beach.
Participants must be between 14-16 years old and enrolled in school. Parental consent is required. The cost of the program is $100 and includes a T-shirt, ball cap, sports bag and lunch throughout the week. Payment is required at the time of registration and refundable until July 3.
Applications are available at the BBPD, City Hall, City Library and online at www.bbpd.org. Registration must be received no later than July 3, 2017. For more information, please contact Officer Rachel Loy at 561-742-6849.

Boynton Briefing - May 26-30, 2017

17-029885 1801 hours Burglary to Auto 3200 Old Boynton Rd
Victim stated he entered Wal-Mart at 0730 hours and exited at 0805 hours noticing his vehicle, black Chevy Tahoe was unlocked. It wasn’t until the victim arrived home to discover his 9 mm Ruger LC9S, serial # 328-32625, was missing from middle console. The firearm was entered into F/NCIC.
17-029883 1815 hours Overdose (non-fatal) 1931 N Seacrest Blvd
17-029898 2033 hours Stolen Vehicle (delayed) 600 blk NE 2nd Street
Victim/Vehicle Owner advised his daughter had utilized his blue 2014 Dodge Journey, Fl tag DWJS33, to purchase narcotics in the area of 600 NE 2nd Street at which time a subject known as “Lee” entered the abandoned vehicle leaving the area. Keys are with the vehicle. Vehicle entered into F/NCIC.
17-029939 2143 hours Overdose (non-fatal) 712 NW 3rd Street
17-029941 2144 hours Strong Armed Robbery (delayed) 2240 N. Federal Hwy
Victim stated an unknown B/M/J approached her and snatched her I-Phone 7 (unk S/N) from her hands. Victim further states she gave chase and was unable to provide any further information.
17-029945 2150 hours Stolen Vehicle/Scooter (delayed) 713 SE 4th Street Victim/Vehicle Owner advised he parked his silver 2016 silver Taoi Scooter FL tag MBVV11 on 05/27/2017 and discovered it missing on this date. Keys are with the victim. Scooter entered into F/NCIC.
17-029948 2221 hours Overdose (non-fatal) 650 N. Congress Ave (Target)
17-029971 0133 hours Fleeing/Eluding 2200 N. Seacrest Blvd
Officers attempted to stop a white Toyota bearing FL temp tag T211361. The Toyota failed to stop as it proceeded northbound on I-95, at which time officers terminated all efforts.
**Officers responded to several calls (noise, 13P’s) to the 400 block NW 13th Avenue reference a block party with around 200 to 300 attendees. Extra patrols were conducted.
17-029785 0539hrs Burglary 2005 S. Federal Hwy.Victim advised that he discovered his storage area was burglarized and food items were taken from within. The video surveillance shows the suspect enter and steal the items between 0156 and 0215hrs today.
17-029812 0947hrs Armed Robbery 1475 SW 8th St.
Victim advised that an unknown male asked him for directions then displayed a handgun and told the victim to give him his wallet. The suspect drove away in a large white SUV, no further information.
17-029744-2 1009hrs Recovered Carjacking Vehicle 1401 N. Congress Ave.
2013 Nissan which had been carjacked was recovered unoccupied by Riviera Beach Police Department at 734 52nd St. Vehicle was towed to station and secured for pending processing.
Heavy traffic and parking issues at Harvey Oyer Park boat ramp.
17-029702 1928 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 480 W. Boynton Beach Blvd (The Inn).
17-029707 2003 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 2815 S. Seacrest Blvd (Bethesda Hospital)
17-029715 2034 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 1625 Renaissance Commons Blvd #110
17-029726 2120 hours Shots Fired/Suspicious Incident 1561 Stonehaven Dr.
Units responded to the aforesaid location in reference to a report of shots fired; however, after a canvas of the area and check of the local medical facilities the incident was reclassified to a suspicious incident until such time additional information can be gleaned.
17-029734 2216 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 1931 N. Seacrest Blvd.
17-029744 2316 hours Carjacking 1401 N. Congress Ave. (Buffalo Wild Wings)
Units responded to the Buffalo Wild Wings parking lot in reference to an Armed Carjacking. Upon arrival officers met with the victim; who stated, two b/m suspects wearing all black pointed a firearm at his head and demanded the keys to his 2013 Blue Nissan Maxima FL. Tag HMH-X46. The victim complied with their request and the suspects subsequently fled south bound on Congress Ave. Units met with negative results in locating the vehicle. The victim was unharmed during the above incident. Crime scene was negative for any potential leads.
17- 029594 05:58 Hours Delayed Burglary 744 West Boynton Beach Blvd. (7-11)
Victim discovered approximately 35 to 40 shutters stolen from a locked storage compartment that is affixed to the rear of the building after following up an inquiry made by a customer. The time frame is unknown as the estimated loss is approximately $4,000.
17-029613 10:27 Hours Burglary Auto 1025 Mission Hill Road
Victim discovered items stolen from her vehicle after attending a friend’s graduation party located at the aforementioned address. The suspect(s) were able to enter the vehicle as the vehicle was left unlock due to a mechanical issue. Estimated total loss is approximately $530.
17029470 1709 hours Retail Theft / Resisting Wal-Mart / 3625 S Federal Hwy
Officers responded in reference to several individuals stealing from within the store. Upon officers’ arrival, a male suspect attempted to flee on foot. Officers gave chase and did have to utilize physical force to take him into custody.
17029497 1924 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 100 NE 7th Ave
17029532 2202 hours Overdose (Fatal) 2301 S Congress Ave
Officers arrived on scene and located a 31 year old female deceased from what appeared to be an apparent overdose. D-Bureau, Crime Scene, and Medical Examiner responded.
17029545 2236 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 1951 NE 5th St
17029567 0026 hours Shots Fired Delray PBA / 1025 Mission Hill Rd
Detail officer was notified of a person with a gun. Uniform Services officers responded and prior to arrival the detail officer observed shots being fired from within the crowd of an estimated 1,000 attendees. Officers entered and were able to clear all persons from the scene. No victims/injuries located.
17029579 0222 hours AOD(Delray PD)/Overdose(Non-Fatal/Narcan Assist) I-95 @ Boynton Beach Blvd
Officers responded in reference to Delray PD requesting assistance for an arrestee who was overdosing while in transport. BBPD arrived and administered the Naloxone HCL injection. The suspect regained consciousness and was transported from the scene by EMS.
17-029390 07:54 Hours Burglary to Auto 101 Chatham Court
Victim reported that unknown suspect(s) entered her unlocked vehicle overnight taking approximately $6 in loose change and a PSP (Potable Play Station).
17-029395 08:47 Hours CLS – Overdose 420 Southeast 4th Street
17-029399 09:22 Hours CLS – Overdose 519 Asbury Way
17-029401 09:32 hours Delayed Armed Robbery 3200 Old Boynton Road
The suspect entered the business at 0405 hours and proceeded to register 19 where he proceeded to steal an unknown amount of tobacco products. The suspect concealed these items inside a bag and attempted to exit the business. The victim approached the suspect in attempts to recovering the property; however, the suspect removed a knife from his person and threaten to stab the victim. The victim fled into the business and the suspect fled in an unknown direction. The suspect is described as a white male, late 20's to early 30's, 5'9, 180 pounds.
17-029282 Overdose – Non Fatal Boynton Bch Blvd & Congress 1732hrs.
17-029291 Overdose – Non Fatal 519 Asbury Way 1756hrs
17-029356 Stolen Vehicle / Recovered 1901 NE 1st Ln 2247hrs
The victim was making a food delivery at the above residence and left his vehicle running with the keys in the ignition. An unknown black male jumped in the driver seat and drove off with the vehicle. Responding officers spotted the vehicle abandoned near the Preserve community (1900 NE 4th St). The vehicle was recovered and processed by CSI. No suspect info available.
17-029358 Burglary to Auto 6205 Mahogany Dr 2306hrs
Officers responded to an in-progress burglary to a vehicle. The caller advised that a group of 4-5 juveniles were inside his vehicle going through the contents of the vehicle. The caller confronted the juveniles and the juveniles ran westbound from the community. The suspects were gone prior to police arrival. Nothing was missing from the vehicle.
17-029374 Burglary to Auto 714 N. Chipewa Cir 0123hrs
Officers to an in-progress burglary to a vehicle. A neighbor called police when he witness a group of males attempting to gain entry into a vehicle. The males who matched the description of of a previous incident fled the scene upon seeing the caller. The males were last seen running into Sand & Sea community. The suspects were described as 5 black male juveniles, one of whom was riding a bicycle. Officers checked the parking lot and surrounding communities for the suspects which yielded negative results.
17-029378 Overdose – Non Fatal 3611 High Ridge Rd 0153hrs
17-029379 Armed Robbery 2821 S. Federal Hwy 0214hrs
Officers responded to the Homing Inn in reference to an armed robbery. The caller/victim told officers he was speaking with a group of males in the parking lot of the business. The males offered him the services of a prostitute. After the victim accepted the offer, the males decided to rob him of his wallet and cell phone. The victim said the males got into a silver vehicle and fled northbound on Federal Hwy. The victim did not want to cooperate with officers inquiry into the incident. The victim told officers he just wanted his wallet back and signed a refusal to prosecute form.
17-029195 08:59 Hours Burglary Structure Quantum Lakes Construction Site
Victim reported that unknown suspect(s) entered the Quantum Lakes Construction Site and proceeded to vandalize approximately 6 units. This occurred overnight after 2100 hours and was discovered this morning. Total estimated loss is reportedly $50,000. Crime Scene responded to process the scene.
17-029202 09:33 Hours Retail Theft 1601 South Congress Avenue
Officers responded to an in progress retail theft in which the suspect vehicle was leaving the scene as officers were arriving. Officers attempted to conduct a traffic stop; however, the vehicle refused to stop and began driving reckless at a high rate of speed. Officers terminated all attempts to stop the vehicle as it continued north on Knuth Road. An officer followed from a distance to ensure this vehicle did not crash into an oncoming motorist and observed the suspect vehicle head east onto West Boynton Beach Blvd. The suspect vehicle proceeded into the BJ’s parking lot and bailed out of the vehicle behind the store. During this incident the suspect vehicle struck a motorist as it was entering the BJ’s parking lot. No injuries and minor damage sustained to the motorist’s vehicle.
17-029208 10:17 Hours Burglary Auto 135 Southwest 10th Avenue
Victim parked his vehicle at the aforementioned address and entered his friend’s residence only to return approximately 10 minutes later to discover his vehicle broken into. The suspect(s) stole a computer bag containing a Dell Laptop (No serial number). Estimated loss is $500.
17-029225 10:57 Hours Burglary Residence 2014 South Federal Highway
Victim reported he discovered that unknown suspect(s) entered his residence after making forced entry to the rear door and stole a box of imported Italian Liquor. Victim stated the time frame for this occurrence could have been from 04.24.17 till this date as the victim was unsure about reporting the incident. Estimated loss is $500.
17-029235 12:32 Hours Trafficking in Oxycodone 1005 North Seacrest Blvd
PTO Ward and OIT Cardenas arrested Ralph Hightower Jr. after their investigation revealed Ralph was in possession of 12.3 grams of Oxycodone. Additionally, Lonnie Williams was arrested after he obstructed their investigation. Ralph was turned over to the Palm Beach County Jail and Lonnie was released on scene with a Notice to Appear in court.

Boynton Briefing - May 25, 2017

17-028988 0120 hours Failed to Stop 1400 Block N. Seacrest Blvd.
On 05/25/17 approximately 0120 hours K-9 Officer Schalk observed a gray in color four door Hyundai Sonata bearing an unreadable temporary tag beginning with the letter "R" run the stop sign as it exited NE 14th Ave onto Seacrest Blvd. Once a traffic stop was initiated-the vehicle failed to stop and subsequently entered I-95 Southbound where the pursuit was terminated.
17-028994 0137 hours Burglary Business 3469 W. Boynton Beach Blvd (Liberty Pharmacy).
PBSO Eagle tracked a burglary suspect into the Western corridor of the city at which point three suspect(s) exited the vehicle and burglarized the aforementioned Pharmacy. As of this writing the suspects have been stopped and detained in Delray Beach.
17-028997 0204 hours Failed to Stop 100 NW 9th Ct.
On 05/25/17 at approximately 0204 hours Officer Wagner observed a gray in color Ford Explorer bearing Fl. Tag EPK-E93 traveling at a high rate of speed at the aforementioned location. The occupants subsequently fled from and abandoned the vehicle at the 200 block of NW 5th Ave. A perimeter was established but units met with negative results in locating the suspects. The vehicle was revealed to be stolen out of Boca Raton jurisdiction.

Police investigating armed carjacking

Boynton Beach Police are investigating an armed carjacking that occurred at a Chase Bank drive-thru ATM on Monday night.
The 25-year-old victim told police that he drove up to the ATM at the bank at 555 N. Congress Ave., just after 11 p.m., when a black male pointed a gun to his chest.
The suspect demanded the victim’s credit card PIN and took the card out of the ATM. After forcing the victim to exit his car, the suspect took his wallet and the drove away in the gold 2004 Chevy Blazer bearing Florida tag Y43HDB.
The suspect is described as a black male about 5-foot-5 wearing a black jacket with red lining. He was with another black male who was also wearing a black jacket.
Police are working with bank officials to secure video evidence, if any exists.
Anyone with information is asked to call Boynton Beach Police at 561-732-8116 or Crime Stoppers of Palm Beach County at 800-458-TIPS. You can remain anonymous. Tips can also be submitted via our MyPD app and www.bbpd.org.

Boynton Briefing - May 23, 2017

17028523 1701 hours Overdose (non-fatal) 2200 N Congress Ave
17028574 2050 hours Overdose (non-fatal) Buffalo Wild Wings / 1401 N Congress Ave
17028575 2053 hours Overdose (non-fatal) Caloosa Park / 1300 SW 35th Ave
17028612 0025 hours Overdose (non-fatal) 1625 Renaissance Commons Blvd
17028535 1808 hours Accidental Injury (Job Related) I-95 @ Woolbright Rd
Officers responded in reference to a construction worker having fallen approximately 25 feet from a platform. Upon arrival contact was made with w/m who was conscious and breathing. He was deemed a trauma alert by EMS and transported to Delray. Officers maintained crime scene and accompanied him to the hospital until it was discovered he only suffered a few broken bones with no major injury. OSHA notified.
17028602 2317 hours Armed Carjacking Chase Bank / 555 N Congress
Victim was utilizing the drive up ATM when he was approached by two (2) unknown black males. One pulled out a small semi-automatic handgun and ordered him out of the vehicle. The suspects relieved him of approximately $500 dollars in cash and drove away in the victim’s 2004, Chevy Blazer, gold, FL tag#Y43HDB. Victim was not injured and the vehicle entered F/NCIC.
17-028461 08:04 Hours Burglary CAT Type 1230 Southwest 26th Ave
Victim reported that his unlocked vehicle was entered which enabled the suspect(s) to steal several items including his garage door opener thus allowing access into the garage where they steal several more items. This occurred on May 21st, 2017 between 2000 – 0000 hours. Total loss is $910.
17-028439 07:44 Hours Traffic Crash 500 West Boynton Beach Blvd.
A semi-truck became disabled on the overpass after its load which consisted of a large concrete slab shift partially off the flatbed trailer leaning towards the northbound lanes of I-95. Traffic flow on I-95 and West Boynton Beach Blvd. was redirected until the concrete slab could be re-secured to the flatbed trailer.
17-028459 09:23 Hours Gas Leak (AOD to FD) 400 East Ocean Avenue
Workers damaged a gas line during construction. Officers assisted the Boynton Beach Fire Department by blocking off the surrounding area until the gas leak was fixed.
17-028477 10:52 Hours Stolen Vehicle 600 Northeast 2nd Street
Victim stated she met with an old acquaintance of hers, whom she could not remember his name, though described him as a middle aged, light skinned B/M (no further description) and proceeded to drive around subsequently stopping at the 600 block of Northeast 2nd Street. The victim stated the male remained inside her vehicle while she exited to speak with some friends. Shortly after doing so, the victim observed her vehicle, a black 2008 Dodge Caliber Florida tag# 848MNC, departing the area.

Boynton Briefing - May 18, 2017

17-027634 Overdose - Fatal 210 SE 4th Ave 1715hrs
Officers responded to the report of a male in medical distress. Officers arrived to find the 41 year old male displaying no obvious signs of life. BBFD Paramedics pronounced the male deceased at the scene. Officers located paraphernalia and narcotics around the decedent that suggested that the death may be the result of a drug overdose. D-Bureau and Crime Scene responded and took over the death investigation.
17-027658 Agg. Assault Firearm 1300 SW 35th Ave 1940hrs
Officers responded to Caloosa Park in reference to a disturbance. Officers met with the caller/victim who told officers that an unknown male pointed a black revolver at him. The victim said he was playing basketball with the unknown male when a verbal argument ensued. The argument escalated to the point where the unknown male retrieved a revolver and pointed the revolver at the victim. The unknown subject then fled the area prior to police arrival.
17-027693 Susp. Incident – Shots Fired 413 SE 4th St 2342hrs
Officers responded to the area following the report of a shooting. Officers conducted a thorough search of the area for evidence of a shooting. Officers did not find any tangible evidence of a shooting. In addition, the anonymous callers did not want to meet with the officers. Officers alerted area hospitals and requested to be notified if any persons were to come in their ER with gunshot wounds.
17-027728 Attempted Burglary – L&P 1848 N. Federal Hwy 0239hrs
Officers responded to Boost Mobile in reference to a burglary in progress. A witness contacted BBPD after seeing two subjects prying open a rear door to the business. Officers approached the rear of the business and observed the two subjects attempting to force entry into the rear door. The two subjects immediately took flight upon view of the officers. Officers were able to apprehended one juvenile subject after a short foot pursuit. The second unidentified subject fled eastbound and managed to break through an established perimeter. Officers search for the second subject with the assistance of K-9 and PBSO Eagle with the no success. The apprehended juvenile was charged and turned over to the J.A.C.

17-027542 0539 hours Stolen Auto 1622 NE 4th Street
Victim reported that between 2230 hours last night and 0530 hours this date unknown suspect(s) stole his tan 1978 Volkswagen Bus bearing FL tag 1978BUS from the parking lot of Scobee Combs funeral home (victim is employee). The vehicle was entered into FCIC/NCIC.
17-027549 0817 hours Burglary (Auto) 1102 Rialto Drive
Victim reported that between 2000 hours last night and 0800 hours this date unknown person(s) entered her 2007 silver Chrysler Pacifica bearing BZJW60 by unknown means (possibly unlocked doors). Once inside the unknown suspect(s) stole a black Swiss Army backpack ($150) containing an HP laptop ($1300).
17-027565 1010 hours Burglary (Residence) 426 NE 26th Avenue
Victim reported that home is under renovation. When he arrived at 0852 hours he noticed that the sliding glass door was open. Once inside he discovered that unknown suspect(s) had removed a Kenmore stove ($900) and an unknown make air conditioner handler ($6,000).
17-027593 1236 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 1901 N Seacrest Blvd
17-027607 1352 hours Suspicious Incident 1025 W Gateway Blvd
Officers responded to Tropical Smoothie in reference to an unattended suitcase found in the bathroom. The responding officers assessed the situation and in their determination felt that the suitcase was not accidentally left in the bathroom. PBSO was contacted for a bomb-sniffing K9. Per PBSO protocol K9 is sent to sniff the outer perimeter of the store and their EOD Unit responds to x-ray the package. It was subsequently determined be filled with clothes and did not pose a threat.
17-027610 1425 hours Overdose (Fatal) 112 SE 28th Avenue
Deceased was found in bed in his basement apartment by the landlord who noticed that the tenants bicycle had not been used in a couple of days.

Boynton Briefing - May 16, 2017

17-027236 Overdose Non-Fatal 100 NE 10th Avenue 15:31 hours
17-027246 Burglary to Auto 8002 Red Deer Lane 16:29 hours
Victim parked his vehicle (a grey 2015 F-150 pickup truck) in the driveway overnight; when he returned the next day he discovered his drone, a Typhoon Q500 4K ($1,250) was missing from the truck. The vehicle had been left unlocked.
17-027252 Burglary to Auto 3902 Westchester Way 16:53 hours
Victim parked his vehicle (White Dodge Avenger) in front of the above listed residence at 2000 hours on 5-14-17. When he returned to his vehicle the next morning at approximately 0730 hours he found the interior of the vehicle ransacked with miscellaneous papers and cards dispersed throughout the vehicle. His black coach bi-fold wallet containing $74 in cash was missing from the center console of the vehicle.
17-027276 Burglary to Auto 1013 SW 2nd Street 18:45 hours
Victim recently learned several unauthorized transactions were made on her SunTrust Bank account. The victim explained that on 4-17-17 she had been involved in an accident. The victim left her vehicle parked on the side of the road near the 600 block of S. Seacrest Blvd. in order to assist her father at the hospital. When she went to retrieve the vehicle she found that her pocket book containing her social security card, FL DL, SunTrust debit card, and JC Penny credit card were missing from the vehicle.
17-027274 Overdose Non-Fatal Renaissance Commons Blvd 18:57 hours
17-027171 0848hrs Motor Vehicle Theft 1319 N. Federal Hwy.
U-Haul manager reported a 2011 E-450 20” moving truck bearing AZ tag AE23869 stolen from the parking lot sometime between 04/30/2017 and todays date.
17-027193 1042hrs Overdose (Non-fatal) 500 W. Gateway Blvd.
24 year old male located unconscious and not breathing. Subject was resuscitated and transported to Bethesda.
17-027204 1159hrs Criminal Mischief (City Vehicle) 1901 N. Seacrest.
Sometime between 05/13/2017 and 1100hrs todays date unknown suspect(s) broke the right rear window of City of Boynton Beach vehicle #5900.
17-027208 1215hrs Suspicious Letter 100 E. Boynton Beach Blvd.
City Clerk’s Office received what was deemed a suspicious envelope / letter. The envelope was a standard size, white in color envelope with writing, bible verses, on it. BBFR personnel deemed this to meet Hazardous Material protocol and took custody of the envelope. Haz Mat protocol was followed and the envelope was found to contain nothing out of the ordinary.

Boynton Breifing - May 12-15, 2017

17-27074 1629 hours 2821 S. Federal Hwy. CLS/Heroin Overdose Non-fatal
17-27085 1716 hours 133 N. Congress Ave. CLS/Heroin Overdose Non-fatal
17-27094 1808 hours 146 NW 14th Ave. Accidental injuries/Trauma
W/M was found lying on the ground holding his neck. He suffered a 5 inch laceration across his neck. It was determined that he while highly intoxicated attempted to climb over a six foot wall while holding a machete. He lost his balance and fell over the wall with his neck landing on the machete. He was transported to DMC and is expected to make a full recovery.
17-27094 1827 hours 480 W. Boynton Beach Blvd CLS/Heroin Overdose Non-fatal
17-27124 2155 hours 100 NW 17th Ave/south exit of Ezel Hester Center Agg. Assault Firearm/ Armed Robbery
Victim (Domino’s Pizza delivery) was approached by 3 black males who requested change for a 100 bill. Black male wearing black pants and white shirt demanded he “turn over the money”. Feeling something was not right, he began to drive away when he heard 3 gun shots; one round striking the rear hatch of his Toyota Rav4. He last saw the suspects running north into the Ezel Hester parking lot. A perimeter was established, with assistance from DBPD K-9 and PBSO Eagle 1 a search of the area was completed with negative results.
17-27126 2225 hours 911 S. Federal Hwy. CLS/Heroin Overdose Non-fatal
17-027003 0523 hours Burglary (Battery) NE 28th Court
Victim (17 year old female) stated that she was awakened by unknown black male in her bedroom touching her chest and groin area. The male was chased out of the house by the victim’s 16 year old sister. A perimeter was set up utilizing K9 with negative results. Investigation ongoing.
17-027004 0526 hours Overdose (non-fatal) 236 SE 23rd Avenue
17-027007 0614 hours Stolen Auto 1475 W Gateway Blvd
Victim reported that his gray 2016 Nissan Altima bearing FL tag Q670312 was stolen from the parking lot of the Hampton Inn overnight. Vehicle was entered into FCIC/NCIC.
17-027012 0825 hours Stolen Auto 334 Lake Monterey Circle
Victim reported that her black 2015 Toyota Corolla S bearing FL tag GD365 was stolen between the hours of 1930 last night and 0800 hours this date. Vehicle was entered into FCIC/NCIC.
17-027023 1008 hours Burglary (Auto) 2626 Spiceberry Lane
Victim reported that between 2000 hours last night and 1000 hours this date unknown person(s) entered her 2006 Land Rover Range Rover Sport bearing FL tag Y91RUR by unknown means (doors were found unlocked). The SUV was rummage through and $5 in change (coins) was taken from the center console.
17-026932 Shooting / Fleeing & Eluding 209 NW 9th Ct 1726hrs
Officers were dispatched to Sara Sims Park in response to a shooting. The caller told Dispatchers that a male shooting an assault rifle at another subject fled the area in a white SUV. Responding officers spotted a vehicle matching the suspect vehicle’s description exiting the neighborhood onto W. Boynton Beach Blvd. Officers got behind the vehicle as the vehicle entered I-95 northbound. The vehicle fled from officers who attempted a traffic stop on the suspect vehicle. The vehicle subsequently crashed as it exited Lantana Rd eastbound. The driver and lone occupant of the vehicle ran from the vehicle carrying an assault rifle. After a short foot pursuit officers lost sight of the driver. A perimeter was established around the suspect’s last seen location. The suspect was later apprehended with the assistance of PBSO and Lantana PD. Two handguns (one of which was reported stolen) and various narcotics were recovered. The assault rifle was not recovered. The witness/caller responded to the scene of the crash and identified the vehicle as the one involved in the shooting. The witness identified the subject in custody as the driver but not the shooter. Evidence of a shooting (shell casing from an assault rifle) was discovered at the south entrance of Sara Sims park. In addition, The witness/caller told officers that a passenger carrying an assault rifle was shooting at a male running eastbound from the park towards EZ mart. The victim of the shooting never came forward. It was unknown if the victim was struck by a projectile. Area hospitals were notified.
17-026962 Robbery/ Cutting Instrument 744 W. Boynton Bch Blvd 2146hrs
Officers responded to a disturbance at 7-11. Officers met with the clerk who was actively engaged in an argument with Myron King. Following an inquiry into the incident, Officers discovered that Myron King threatened the clerk with a knife as King stole several items from the counter near the cash register. King was placed under arrest and was later turned over to the Palm Beach County Jail.
17-026935 Overdose (not fatal) 1600 N. Federal Hwy 1852hrs
17-026950 Overdose (not fatal) 331 NW 1st Ave 2015hrs
17-026968 Overdose (not fatal) 720 Asbury Way 2239hrs
17-026976 Overdose (not fatal) 324 N. Congress Ave 2311hrs
17-026977 Overdose (not fatal) 2821 S. Federal Hwy #D304 2317hrs
17-026853 0645 hours Burglary (Auto) 2711 SW 7th Street
Victim reported that between 2300 hours last night and 0640 hours this AM unknown person(s) entered her blue 2003 Ford Ranger pickup bearing FL tag 566RZZ by smashing out the driver’s side window. The vehicle was rummaged through but victim reported that nothing appeared missing.
17-026864 0901 hours Burglary (Auto) 3002 Quantum Lakes Drive
Victim reported that between 0100 hours and 0800 hours unknown person(s) entered her black Volkswagen Jetta by unknown means (possibly unlocked). Once inside the unknown suspect(s) stole her wallet which contained a Visa debit card and two social security cards. The Visa car was subsequently used to make an on-line purchase from Champssports.com
17-026868 0950 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 560 E Woolbright Road
17-026869 1006 hours Overdose (Fatal) 3638 SE 1st Street
38 year old white male victim.
17-026984 1419 hours Overdose (Fatal) 710 NE 7th Street #20421 year old white male victim.
Police Honor Guard assisted with the services of retired Police Sergeant Marlon Harris at the First Baptist Church, 301 N Seacrest Blvd.
17-026774 Stolen Vehicle (Delayed) 1331 S. Federal Hwy 1743hrs
Officers responded to a delayed auto theft. Officers made contact with the caller who reported his white 2008 Ducati 848 motorcycle (FL tag MDIU07) stolen from the parking garage of Las Ventanas.
17-026801 Suspicious Incident (shots fired) Congress Ave & Woolbright Rd 2135hrs
Officers responded to the intersection following the report of shots fired. Officers investigated the complaint and determined that gunshot sounds were the result of fireworks being deployed in the neighborhood.
17-026739 Overdose (non-fatal) 621 LAKE ST 1609hrs
17-026775 Overdose (non-fatal) 2861 S SEACREST BLVD 1912hrs
17-0268002 Overdose (non-fatal) 2 LAWRENCE LAKE DR 2132hrs
17-026824 Overdose (non-fatal) 1631 STONEHAVEN DR #2 0009hrs
17-026653 0612 hours G.T.A. 2861 SE 1st Place
Victim reported that between 2100 hours last night and 0600 hours this date unknown person(s) stole his blue 2006 Ford Explorer bearing FL tag HMGC17. The SUV was entered into FCIC/NCIC.
17-026669 0800 hours Burglary (business) 1950 S Federal Hwy
Victim reported that at 0106 hours he received call from his alarm company. Believing it to be a false alarm, victim advised the alarm company not to call police. At 0750 hours he arrived at his business, Boynton Billiards and discovered that a small window to the office had been smashed out by unknown subject(s). Once inside the office, a desk and its drawers were ransacked but nothing appears missing.
07-026671 0822 hours Burglary (auto) 421 NE 7th Court #C
Victim advised that between 2200 hours last night and 0815 hours this date unknown person(s) entered her red 2013 Hyundai Elantra bearing FL 5354IY by striking the door handle and lock with a piece of marble. Nothing appears missing at this time.
17-026726 1424 hours Non-Fatal OD 1460 NW 3rd Street
17-26551 Overdose (non-fatal)
17-26572 Overdose (non-fatal)
17-26584 Overdose (non-fatal)
17-26618 Overdose (non-fatal)
17-26617 Failed to Stop 300 NW 11th Ave 2345hrs
Silver Nissan Versa failed to stop for officers. Last seen northbound on I-95. This vehicle has failed to stop on 2 prior occasions. No tag.

Boynton Briefing - May 11, 2017

17-26363 Overdose (non-fatal) 1491 NW 1st St 1700hrs
17-26398 Overdose (non-fatal) 3625 S. Federal Hwy 2019hrs
17-26414 Overdose (non-fatal) 1930 NW 2nd Ct. 2143hrs
17-26419 Overdose (non-fatal) 1900 NW 2nd Ct. 2224hrs
Traffic: THI scene mapping continuation: Hypoluxo and Lawrence
17-026278 0647hrs Battery 2800 High Ridge Rd.
Karl Gleissner decided to batter the Tri Rail transit security officer instead of complying with his simple request, this resulted in his arrest.
17-026281 0754hrs Motor Vehicle Theft 2309 S. Federal Hwy.
Victim advised that unknown suspect(s) stole his 2015 black Tao Tao scooter with FL tag MCML38 affixed sometime between 0030hrs and 0630hrs today.
17-026282 0754hrs Battery, Theft 103 NW 13th Ave.
Victim advised that her ex-boyfriend from the past battered her during an argument, then took money, a cellular phone and the keys to a vehicle the victim was borrowing from someone else and left the area.
17-026298 0919hrs Burglary Attempt 1729 S. Federal Hwy.
Sometime between 2215hrs on 05/09/17 and 0900hrs today unknown suspect(s) attempted to burglarize the business by smashing a glass door, it is believed that no entry was made.
17-026301 0939hrs Motor Vehicle Theft 1660 Renaissance Commons Blvd.
Victim advised that unknown suspect(s) stole their white 2015 Infiniti Q70 with FL tag GMVT44 affixed. Review of the video surveillance showed the vehicle leave the parking garage at 0502hrs.

Boynton Briefing - May 10, 2017

17-026164 1550 hours Burglary Residence 534 Manatee Bay Drive.
Victim reported that unknown suspects forced open the front door of his residence and stole approximately $500 in US currency, an I-pad, and numerous prescriptions. Victim estimated the event took place between 0800 and 1500 hours.
17-026182 1700 hours Burglary Residence 533 Manatee Bay Drive.
Officers investigating the previous burglary discovered another burglary next door. This apartment was empty and the only loss was the damage to the door.
17-026108 1017 hours Burglary (structure) 3450 S. Congress Avenue
The manager of Mini U Storage reported that last night at 2257 hours unknown person(s) entered the compound by cutting the lock off the chain that secures the main gate. Once inside the complex the unknown suspect(s) went over to two trailers and removed several pieces of lawn equipment. The incident was captured on video and shows the suspect(s) arrive in a newer model black Ford Platinum pickup truck. This pickup was occupied by a driver and passenger who then committed the theft. The thefts were reported under case number 17-026113 where 2 leaf blowers valued at $500 were stolen.
17-026109 1024 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 100 E. MLK Blvd
A w/m was located outside of Family Dollar suffering from the effects of opioids. He was transported to Bethesda Hospital.
17-026132 1309 hours Stolen Vehicle & Recovery 1901 W. Woolbright Road
Victim reported that he received a food delivery for Suite #201 at the above address. As he was searching for the suite he left his gold 2011 Buick Enclave bearing FL tag 887VDT running in the parking. When he realized the address was bogus he walked back to his SUV and discovered two unknown black male teens enter and drive away toward I-95. With the assistance of OnStar, the SUV was tracked on I-95 to 45th Street in Riviera Beach where the car and 4 suspects were located and detained. Victim was taken to the scene for a show-up and recovery of his vehicle.

Boynton Briefing - May 9, 2017

17-026007 1728 hours Stolen Auto 300 NE 2nd Street.
Victim reported that unknown suspects entered his unlocked and stole his grey 2007 BMW 335I FL Temp Tag: BUY3576 VIN # WBAWB73567P033782. The vehicle was entered into FCIC/NCIC. Keys are with the vehicle.
17-026022 1924 hours Suspicious Incident 1901 N. Seacrest Blvd. (Ezell Hester).
Witness reported seeing individuals shooting in the air and children running from the scene. There were eight shell casing recovered from the scene. No reported injuries or victims.
17-026046 2141 hours Affray 1919 N. Seacrest Blvd (KWIK Stop).
Officers responded to a large fight in the middle of Seacrest Blvd. Three black female juveniles refused to disperse and were arrested for Affray.
The platoon responded to 2 non-fatal overdoses during the course of the shift.
17-025918 0808 hours Accident (Vehicle Vs. Pedestrian) 3600 S Federal Hwy
A 14 year old male juvenile attempted to cross Federal Hwy at Gulfstream Blvd to catch the school bus. The juvenile was not paying attention and ran into the passenger side of a moving vehicle. The impact knocked the juvenile to ground where his leg was subsequently run over by the vehicle causing a fracture to his ankle. The juvenile was taken to Delray Medical Center as a trauma alert.
17-025967 1351 hours G.T.A. 200 N. Seacrest Blvd.
Victim stated that on 5/7/17 he and a b/m suspect he knew only as “E” drove from Hypoluxo Road and Congress Avenue to the north end of our city where they smoked drugs. The pair then left and drove to the 200 block of N Seacrest where “E” asked him to pull over and smoke again with him. When he exited the vehicle, “E” remained in the vehicle, a white 2013 Infinity G37 bearing FL tag HGLV92 and drove off. The victim stated that due to his drug use he was unable to make the report until today. Vehicle was entered into FCIC/NCIC.

Boynton Briefing - May 5-8, 2017

17- 25780 Stolen Vehicle 100 E. Boynton Beach Blvd. 1930hrs
2017 black Chevy Camaro, FL Tag 669LHB taken between 1600hrs and 1740hrs.
17-25827 Overdose (non-fatal) 2960 SE 2nd St. 2119hrs
17-25870 Failed to Stop 2300 S Federal Hwy 2357hrs
2017 black Chevy Camaro, FL Tag 669LHB (Earlier reported stolen vehicle) Last seen southbound on S Seacrest Blvd.
17-025680 0942hrs Burglary Auto Delayed 2512 S.W. 5th Street
The victim advised that sometime between 0030hrs and 0939hrs this morning an unknown suspect(s) burglarized his secured gray 2015 Chevy Silverado (FL# BEI1F). The vehicle’s front driver side window was smashed, and the interior was ransacked. Nothing was taken.
17-025674 0954hrs Burglary Auto Delayed 711 S.W. 25th Avenue
The victim advised that sometime between 2330hrs last night and 0900hrs this morning an unknown suspect(s) burglarized his unsecured black 2014 Dodge Ram (FL#N816ZU) and his unsecured burgundy 2015 Kia Sorento (FL# ABVU11). Both vehicles had their interiors ransacked, however nothing was taken from either.
17-025668 0839hrs Grand Theft Vessel I-Storage 3000 S. Congress Avenue
The victim advised that sometime between 1900hrs yesterday and 0700hrs this morning an unknown suspect(s) stole his 2 yellow and black 2016 Seadoo Wave Runners that were secured to his silver Continental 14ft trailer (FL# HBLH32). The Wave Runners and the trailer were entered into NCIC/FCIC as stolen.
17-25618 Failed to Stop 200 E Boynton Beach Blvd 2357hrs
|Gray Nissan Altima, FL tag GWRB66, failed to stop and was last seen northbound on I-95.
17-25620 Failed to Stop 400 NW 4th Ave 0004hrs
2016 white Chevrolet SUV, FL tag 699JPZ (Rental Car) failed to stop for officers and was last seen northbound on I-95.
BBCHS Prom Red Carpet:
Detail Officers were deployed at ICP in reference to potential unpermitted BBCHS Prom Red Carpet. Multiple individuals attempted to gain access to the venue. An individual had rented/reserved a pavilion for 25 guests. Upon their arrival they explained they had rented the pavilion for BBCHS Prom Red Carpet. They did not have special event permit and were not granted access to ICP.
Several traffic complaints were fielded in the area to NE 15th and 16th Avenues related to BBCHS pre-prom. Those traffic complaints were handed without incident.
Traffic Operation from 04.05.17 87 traffic stops/77 citations.
17-25342 CCW 35 Misty Meadows Dr 1627hrs
B/M Jordon Casseus (11/26/97) was arrested for CCW and Poss. Of Marijuana under 20grams as the result of a traffic stop. The recovered handgun was found to be reported stolen. Casseus was TOT PBCJ.
17-25371 Failed to Stop 1300 N Seacrest Blvd 1858hrs
A 2001 Red Audi A4 bearing FL tag Y44VZS fled from officers northbound on N Seacrest Blvd.
17-25405 Failed to Stop 600 N Seacrest Blvd 2122hrs
A White Pontiac 4dr with no tag fled from officers and was last seen westbound on NE 3rd Ave.
17-25440 Fleeing to Elude N. Federal Hwy & Lake St. 2311hrs
B/M Roman Miles fled from officers in a ’93 white Toyota Corolla (FL Tag N173AB) from N Federal Hwy east onto Lake St. Miles crashed into a street sign and came to stop at the Intracoastal Waterway. He was taken into custody without incident. Miles was in possession of a 2.9grms of Marijuana and a Sched 2 narcotic. Miles was TOT PBCJ.
17-025257 0643hrs Grand Theft Auto 159 Executive Circle
The victim advised that sometime between 2330hrs last night and 0640hrs this morning an unknown suspect(s) stole her black 2017 Toyota RAV4 (FL# 667AGQ). The vehicle was entered into NCIC/FCIC as stolen.
17-025292 1041hrs Non- Fatal Overdose 700 Via Lugano Circle #7-302

Boynton Briefing - May 4, 2017

17025013 1859 hours Burglary Auto 3549 Hudson Lane.
Victim reported that unknown suspects entered her unlocked vehicle and removed her purse containing an unknown quantity of credit cards and US currency.
17025071 0052 hours Aggravated Battery (Cutting) 300 NW 10th Ave
Officers responded to Bethesda and met with b/m Floyd Morgan dob 10/25/1988 who arrived with lacerations to the head and arms. He refused to cooperate with officers and signed a refusal to prosecute.
The B3/4 Platoon responded to 1 Non-Fatal Overdose during the course of the shift.
17-024891 0849 hours Burglary (Business) 3377 S. Federal Hwy
Victim reported that between 2100 hours last night and 0800 hours this AM unknown person(s) entered Pawn and Cash, Inc. by smashing the front window. Once inside the unknown suspect(s) broken into several displays cases and stole several rings and bracelets. Victim estimates loss to be $3,000. The business is equipped with CCTV but victim was unable to provide a copy as of this date.
17-024894 0852 hours Burglary (auto) 360 N Palm Drive
Victim reported that between 0600 hours and 0850 hours this date, unknown person(s) entered his black 2005 GMC Yukon bearing NC tag EHH2832 by unknown means (vehicle may have been left unlocked). Once inside the unknown suspect(s) stole the victim’s wallet containing $1,800 cash and, a Pioneer radio from the dash valued at $400.
17-024893 0912 hours Burglary (auto) 109 NW 6th Avenue
Victim reported that between 0001 hours and 0630 hours this date, unknown person(s) entered her gray 2012 Honda Pilot bearing FL tag 039LZI by opening the rear hatch window. Once inside the unknown suspect(s) stole an envelope from the center console containing $600.

Boynton Briefing - May 3, 2017

17-24789 Susp. Incident – Shots Fired Old Dixie Hwy and Seabourn Cove 1931hrs
Anonymous complainant reported hearing 1 shot and then observing a b/m running northbound on the west side of the tracks carrying a handgun. No victims or crime scene located.
17-024695 0659hrs Burglary to Auto Delayed 104 N.W. 8th Ave.
The victim advised that sometime between 2139hrs last night and 0700hrs this morning an unknown suspect(s) burglarized his secured silver 1999 Acura (FL# DLGK52). The vehicle’s front passenger window was smashed, and the victim’s wallet was taken.
17-024699 0735hrs Burglary to Auto Delayed 2010 N. Federal Hwy.
The victim advised that sometime between 2000hrs on 4/28/2017 and 0730hrs this morning an unknown suspect(s) burglarized his secured white 2016 Dodge Ram (IN# TK801NBI). The vehicle’s front passenger window was smashed, and 2 pairs of sunglasses were taken.
17-024703 0830hrs Attempted G.T.A. 2300 N.E. 1st Lane
The victim advised that sometime between 2000hrs last night and 0800hrs this morning an unknown suspect(s) attempted to steal her unsecured silver 2008 Honda Accord (FL# Z3JAG). The vehicle’s interior was ransacked and the ignition was punched.
17-024708 0900hrs Burglary to Auto Delayed 330 N.E. 26th Ave.
The victim advised that sometime between 1730hrs yesterday and 0830hrs this morning an unknown suspect(s) burglarized his secured blue 2008 BMW (FL#DIDU46). The vehicle’s front windows were smashed, and computer equipment valued at $1,400 was taken.

Boynton Briefing - May 2, 2017

17-024646 Burglary to Auto 2800 High Ridge Road 22:26 hours
Tri-Rail security reported an unknown black male was observed entering a White Toyota (Ma tag – CID 450) which was parked in the parking lot. As security approached the vehicle the black male subject got into an unknown white van and left the area. The white Toyota was found to be ransacked, running and in drive. BBPD was able to secure the vehicle with a key fob located under the drive side floor mat. Key placed into evidence until the owner of the vehicle can be notified.
17-024630 Lewd and Lascivious 801 N. Congress Avenue 2035 hours
BBPD units responded to Macy’s Department Store regarding an adult male who was masturbating in the children’s clothing section of the business. Security and units located the subject (B/M Korey Allen Spate) outside of Macy’s between the hedges and west side wall of the mall. Spate was taken into custody without incident, transported to PD. Spate charged with Lewd and lascivious exhibition.
17-037112 0951hrs Grand Theft Auto 323 N. E. 10th Ave
The victim advised that sometime between 1700hrs on April 28th and 0930hrs this morning an unknown suspect(s) stole his gold 1999 Buick Regal (FL# 613QZJ). Vehicle was entered into NCIC/FCIC as stolen.

Boynton Briefing - April 27-May 1, 2017

17024402 1722 hours Burglary Auto 4746 N. Congress Ave. (Duffy’s)
Victim reported that unknown suspects entered his vehicle by smashing the passenger window and took a backpack containing misc. items and currency.
17024393 1725 hours Burglary Residence (delayed) 1036 SW 26th Avenue
Victim reported that unknown suspects entered his garage and removed a bicycle. The victim stated that the crime could have been committed in the last week.
17024425 1915 hours Grand Theft 1005 W. Gateway Blvd. (Publix).
Victim reported being the victim of an “Offer-Up” theft. The victim described the suspects as five black males driving an older model blue Jeep Cherokee. The victim was not able to get any tag information and the suspect was last seen travelling south on I-95.
Traffic unit conducted saturation patrol in the 2200 block of W. Woolbright which resulted in a total of 27 citations issued.
17-24318 0814 hrs OD Non-Fatal 1919 N Seacrest Blvd
Subject was observed pushing a scooter and appeared under the influence. Officers made contact with the subject to subsequently lost consciousness and began to OD. FD responded and transported to BMH where he will recover.
17-024197 1734 hours Fleeing and Eluding 1800 N. Federal Hwy.
Officer s were conducting a selective enforcement in the 1800 block of N. Federal Hwy when they attempted to wave down a 2003 silver Mercury bearing FL temp tag R183604. After acknowledging officers and pretending to pullover, the driver, later identified as Shedrick Meyers swerved and accelerated away. Responding officers located Meyers trying to hide his vehicle behind 524 E. Gateway. When officers activated their emergency equipment Meyers immediately surrendered without further incident. Meyers was charged with Fleeing and Eluding and possession of Marijuana, TOT PBCJ.
17-024220 1832 hours Burglary Residence 118 SW 25th Ave.
Victim reported that unknown suspects entered his unlocked screened patio and removed his golf clubs valued at $1,500.
17-024289 2345 hours Overdose Fatal 301 N. Seacrest Blvd. (First Baptist Church).
A witness reported seeing the victim park his truck in the parking lot of First Baptist Church and walk down NE 3rd Ave. The witness then called police after noticing the victim truck was still parked and running. Officers responded and found the victim deceased of an apparent overdose. Crime Scene and Detective Bureau responded.
17-24135 0833 hrs Burglary Auto 3274 Quantum Lakes Dr
Occurred between 04/28/2017 2100 hrs and 04/29/2017 0730 hrs.
17-24144 0930 hrs Stolen Vehicle 615 NE 7th Ave
2004 silver Dodge Ram 2500 4x4 (FL Tag I898Yk). Stolen between 04/28/2017 2230 hrs and 04/29/2017 0900 hrs.
17-24151 1040 hrs Burglary Auto 410 NW 3rd St
Occurred between 04/28/2017 1900 hrs and 04/29/2017 0700 hrs. Sccy 9mm handgun stolen (no serial#).
17-24153 1053 hrs Death - Overdose 319 SW 9th Ave
Units responded to a CLS where 2 patients were located on the floor in the bedroom. One patient was confirmed deceased on scene and the second patient was transported to BMH where he is in ICU in critical condition.
17023402 2350 hours Suspicious Incident 1319 N. Federal Hwy (U-Haul).
Anonymous witness called 911 in reference to someone syphoning gas from trucks. Officers arrived on scene and located B/M Torris L. Harris climbing up a canal bank. Harris resisted officers and was arrested for R/A and Possession of Cocaine. Charges of Burglary and theft are pending.
17023418 0015 hours Stolen Auto 905 W. Woolbright Rd (Racetrac).
Victim reported that unknown suspects jumped into his blue 2017 Hyundai Sonata Enterprise rental bearing FL tag BWBK63, while he ran in the store. The vehicle was entered into FCIC/NCIC. Keys are with the vehicle. Video surveillance malfunctioned during the time of the incident.
The B3/4 platoon responded to 1 non-fatal overdose during the course of the shift.
17-23911 0630 hrs Burglary Auto 821 Ocean Inlet Dr.
Occurred between 2100 and 0630 hours.
17-23913 0658 hrs Burglary Auto 705 Ocean Inlet Dr.
Occurred between 2130 and 0630 hours.
17-23898 AOD Ocean Ridge PD/ BBPD K-9 Apprehension Hudson Ave and N. Ocean Blvd 0220hrs
Officers responded to the above address in reference to a request for mutual aid from Ocean Ridge PD. Information was gleaned four suspects had bailed out of a vehicle and three had been apprehended while the fourth was still at large. K-9 Officer Adams and his partner Duke arrived on scene and proceeded to initiate a track. Within minutes Duke led Ocean Ridge Officers to a hedge line where the 16 yoa suspect was hiding. He was subsequently apprehended without incident.
17-23832 Overdose/not fatal
17-23840 Overdose/not fatal
17-23843 Fail to Stop/Poss>20g/No DL 650 N Congress Ave 1923hrs
Brian Kyles fled from a traffic stop on Old Boynton Rd and into the Target parking lot. Kyles then discarded a bag of marijuana and stopped. Kyles was arrested and tot PBCJ.
17-23857 Aggravated Battery 1901 N Seacrest Blvd 2022hrs
Two juveniles responded to BMH after being shot by unk b/m suspects. The suspects were armed with BB pistols according to the victims. Both were treated at BMH. Investigation is on-going and in conjunction with a subsequent complaint tonight: 17-23870 @2156hrs where several subjects were reported to be in the park armed with guns. Two BB handguns were recovered at the entrance.
17-23871 Fail to Stop 2821 S Federal Hwy 2214hrs
Officers attempted to stop a red Toyota Camry. The vehicle did not yield and the attempt to stop was abandoned. Vehicle was last seen entering Delray.
17-23873 Resist Arrest/DWLSCR 1333 N Congress Ave 2219hrs
Officers stopped a Bryan Ramonvil in referenced to a traffic infraction. A record check revealed Ramonvil did not have a valid dl and the vehicle was not properly registered. Ramonvil stated that officers were not going to tow his car and attempted to reach into the vehicle. Ramonvil sustained minor injuries as a result of taser deployment. Ramonvil was medically cleared and tot PBCJ. SIR in progress.
17-23889 Armed Robbery 1500 S Congress Ave 2358hrs
Officers responded to the report of an armed robbery. The suspect allegedly pointed a firearm at the victim and took the victim’s keys.The suspect vehicle is a gold Chevrolet Impala bearing FL CUTC85 was last seen north bound on Congress Ave.
Traffic Saturation Patrol: 34 traffic stops/45 citations/2 arrests

Boynton Briefing - April 27, 2017

17-23569 OD Not Fatal 3625 S. Federal Highway Walmart
17-23664 OD Not Fatal 700 Via Lugano Circle
17-23601 Suspicious Incident 1901 N Seacrest Blvd 1833hrs
Officers responded to Ezell Hester Ctr in reference to the report of subjects pointing firearms at each other. Upon officers arrival multiple subjects fled through the park but subsequently returned. Officers located 2 (very realistic) discarded bb guns. Officers located an involved vehicle which had bb’s inside, packaging for laser sighting systems on the ground next to the vehicle and a laser sighting system on the hood. Teenager, 16, was identified as an involved party and had driven the above vehicle to the park. He was released to his father. Park staff notified.
17-23636 Shots Fired 1650 Stonhaven Dr 2107hrs
Officers responded to the report of shots fired. Officers met with the reporting party who witnessed a person with a firearm and subsequently heard shots as the reporting party retreated to his residence. No suspect or other evidence of shots fired was recovered.
17-23648 Throw Missile 1900 N Seacrest Blvd 2212hrs
Officers responded to the report of a passing vehicle being struck by a rock. Officers met with the reporting party whose passenger side window was shattered. No projectile, missile or rock was located.
17-23659 Fail to Stop/Poss Marijuana>20 400 blk Miner Rd 2256hrs
A traffic stop was initiated however the driver, subsequently identified as Sherrod Nixon, fled to 540 Wilkerson Rd, bailed out of the vehicle ran into the house. Nixon was delivered to officers by the homeowner. 103.4 grams of marijuana packaged for sale was located in the vehicle during inventory prior to towing. Nixon was tot PBCJ.
17-023521 1106hrs Motor Vehicle Theft 927 SW 35th Ct.
Victim advised that unknown suspect(s) stole her 2014 black Honda Accord (FL tag 198YKA) sometime between 0200 and 0700 hrs today.

Boynton Briefing - April 21-24, 2017

17-022990 2242 hours Burglary to Auto 1105 N. Federal Hwy.
Victim reported unknown person(s) broke into his silver 2007 Lexus Rx350 bearing FL tag 203NRK sometime overnight.
Proactive patrols in the North End of the city resulted in a recovered stolen vehicle through Officer Adams utilization of Lojack (Case #17-022692- 2017 white Toyota Tacoma vehicle FL tag Y34XDK)
Due to the inclement weather throughout the night call volume was extremely low. Units conducted multiple business checks and extra patrols throughout the shift.
17-022895 1109hrs Motor Vehicle Theft 1981 W. Woolbright Rd.
Victim advised that sometime between 04/21 at approximately 2100hrs and 0700hrs today unknown suspect(s) stole their blue 2002 Dodge Ram TX tag JCS7648. The vehicle also contained miscellaneous construction tools.
Units monitored and assisted with traffic in the 500 block of West Boynton Beach Blvd due to a power outage, traffic signals were out for several hours.
17-022758 Accidental Injury 2607 S. Federal Hwy #120 16:46 hours
Victim was transported to Bethesda memorial Hospital for non-life threatening injuries after a sink fell from the wall and struck the victim (1yr old) in the head. Detective/Crime Scene responded to scene. The family was subsequently moved to a different room to ensure their safety.
17-022766 Non-Fatal Overdose 501 Se 18th Avenue 17:53 hours
W/M was laying on the ground unconscious with agonal breathing. BBFD arrived on scene and administered EVZIO at which time Snider became alert. He was subsequently transported to Bethesda Memorial Hospital for further treatment.
17-022801 Burglary to Residence 183 Lake Monterey Circle 20:27 hours
According to the victim, the theft likely occurred between 18:30 hours and 22:00 hours on 04/21/2017 while he and his current roommates were not at the residence. There were no signs of forced entry and it is believed that a former roommate may be suspect. During a check of the residence, a Microsoft Xbox gaming console along with the accompanying accessories had been removed from the living room of the residence.
17-022690 0826hrs Burglary (Motor Vehicle) 803 NE 3rd St.
Victim advised that unknown suspect(s) entered their vehicle sometime between 0230 and 0820hrs today and stole property from within.
17-022719 1134hrs Burglary (Motor Vehicle) 1828 Edgewater Dr.
Victim advised that unknown suspect(s) entered their vehicle sometime between 0001 and 0830hrs today and stole property from within. Victim stated that they heard their dog barking at approximately 0200hrs this morning.
17-022601 Overdose Non-Fatal 1931 N. Seacrest Blvd 20:29 hours
W/M was located semi-alert inside the residence after using heroin. He was transported to Bethesda Hospital by BBFR and is expected to make full recovery.
17-022602 Found Property 424 SW 7th Avenue 19:52 hours
Caller found shell casings from possible shots fired call on 4/20/2017 (See Report: 17-022400 where the caller advised they observed a newer model white sedan fire shots towards I-95 wall and then leave the area). On this date the casings were turned over to BBPD.
17-022616 Suspicious Incident 13 Islington Pl 22:00 hours
Caller advised she heard approximately three gun shots to the east of her residence. BBPD units checked the area and local hospitals with negative results.
17-022636 Burglary Auto 1775 N. Congress Avenue 23:46 hours
Victim advised he left his parked vehicle locked prior to entering the 24 hour gym at 22:30 hours. When he exited the gym at approximately 23:40 hours he noticed his passenger window smashed out. Taken from the vehicle was a black LaCosta bag and US currency totaling $307.
17-022664 Shot Fired 500 NW 13th Avenue 03:19 hours
Caller heard approximately 4 shots near the pool area. BBPD units area with negative results.
17-022447 0820hrs Burglary (Residence) 316 NE 23rd Ave.
Victim advised that unknown suspect(s) removed the air conditioning unit from the side of the residence sometime between 1500hrs on 04/20/2017 and today.
17-022544 1423hrs Traffic Crash (Fatality) 2300 blk W. Woolbright Rd.
Motorcycle vs. Motor Vehicle crash, motorcyclist deceased on scene.
17022319 1654 hours Stolen Vehicle 2815 S. Seacrest Blvd. (Bethesda Hospital).
Victim reported unknown subjects stole his red 2003 Cadillac Deville bearing FL Tag 692QRC from the Physicians parking lot. Vehicle was entered into FCIC/NCIC.
17022376 2059 hours Trafficking in Oxycodone / Poss. Of Cocaine 200 block of NE 13th Ave
B/M Aaron Millines dob 10/18/1989 was found to be in possession of 41 grams of Oxycodone and 4.1 grams of powder cocaine. He was arrested, processed, and lodged at PBCJ. $1,334 taken for forfeiture.
17022161 2119 hours Shots Fired 700 SW 4th Street.
Witnesses reported hearing 6 gunshots between 600 and 700 SW 4th Street. A newer model white sedan with dark tint was seen fleeing the area. No shell casings were recovered.
17022415 0155 hours Trafficking in Heroin/ Batt. Leo / Resisting Heritage Park 1000 N Seacrest
Officers made contact with b/m Roland Joseph dob 11/28/1996 who was loitering in the park. Upon trying to detain him, he attempted to flee on foot and discard a large plastic baggy. Officers engaged him and he resisted and was able to strike an officer in the face during the violent confrontation. He was eventually restrained via the use of defensive force and a Taser. Officers recovered the bag which contained 60 capsules of heroin (8.0 grams) and 2 1x1 inch baggies of additional heroin (1.4 grams). Joseph was medically cleared and later lodged at PBCJ.

Boynton Briefing - April 13, 2017

17-020637 1748hrs Poss. Marijuana over 20 grams 100 NE 16th Ave
Ofc Alegria observed a silver 2005 Honda Accord commit several traffic infractions. Contact was made with the driver, Sherman Larmor Griffin Jr, who was found to be in possession of 20.4 grams of marijuana. Griffin was taken into custody and TOT PBCJ.
17-020639 1759hrs Fleeing/Eluding LEO 418 NW 11th Ave
Ofc Autiello attempted to stop a red 2007 Ford F150 bearing FL Y27SCX while investigating a complaint of subjects selling narcotics. The suspect vehicle failed to stop and fled south towards W Boynton Beach Blvd. The pursuit was terminated and officers disengaged. The vehicle was last seen northbound on I-95. BOLO issued to surrounding agencies.
17-020659 1948hrs Overdose (non-fatal) 480 W Boynton Beach Blvd (The Inn)
17-020698 2231hrs Burglary Auto Arrest 500 S Federal Hwy (Sterling Village)
Officers responded to the above location in reference to a burglary in progress. Subjects were last seen running westbound from the community. Officers located 4 subjects matching the description on SE 5th Ave. One of the four subjects fled the area. The other three subjects were detained and identified as Davon Thomas and two juveniles. Ofc’s Whitefield and Wagner were able to get confessions from the listed subjects. Subjects were also in possession of the stolen property taken from the vehicles. Thomas TOT PBCJ. Juveniles TOT to JAC.
17-020713 0034hrs Narcotics 513 NE 2nd St
Officers Grigorian and Autiello were at the above location conducting an extra patrol. Officers located an unoccupied blue 2006 Audi A4 with the driver side door wide open. Officers located in plain view inside of the vehicle the following: 35.1 grams of Heroin, 33.9 grams of powder cocaine, 2.2 grams of crack cocaine, (63) Xanax pills, (175) Oxycodone pills, (24) Cyclobenzaprine pills, and .8 grams of marijuana. The vehicle was towed and vehicle owner notified.
17-020521 0744hrs Overdose (Non-fatal) 850 W. Gateway Blvd.
Male located in his vehicle in the parking lot, evidence of overdose located. BBFR transported the subject to Bethesda.
17-020526 0815hrs Burglary (Motor Vehicle) 2191 SW Congress Ave.
Victim advised that unknown suspect(s) entered two of his vehicles and rummaged through the interior of both, no items noted missing.
17-020551 1023hrs Burglary (Motor Vehicle) 2396 SW 10th Ave.
Victim advised that sometime between 2200hrs on 04/11/17 and 1000hrs today unknown suspect(s) entered the vehicle and removed property from within. Victim believed that the vehicle was secured, however, no signs of forced entry were noted.
17-020570 1206hrs Burglary (Motor Vehicle) 2125 SW Park Dr.
Victim advised that unknown suspect(s) entered their unsecured vehicle and rummaged through the contents, nothing missing.

Boynton Briefing - April 12, 2017

17020419 1657 hours Stolen Vehicle (Recovery) 1100 W. Boynton Beach Blvd.
Officers spotted a vehicle travelling west into oncoming traffic. The suspect vehicle crashed a short time later and the driver fled the scene. The vehicle was discovered to be stolen from our jurisdiction. A perimeter was established in the area of Leisureville and K-9 units were called out. The suspect was not located and the perimeter was cleared. The suspect was later seen by a witness crawling from underneath a house but could not be located.
17020491 0048 hours Grand Theft Auto 123 SW 2nd Ave
Victim reported that their 2010, BMW 328I, bronze in color, FL tag#HXEY06, was taken from the above address sometime between 2000 hours and 0045 hours. Keys were in the vehicle.
The B3/4 platoon responded to 2 non-fatal overdoses during the course of the shift.
17-020387 1358 hours Burglary Auto Occupied 618 NE 1st Street
Officers responded to the above address in reference to an occupied auto burglary. The victims stated that while sitting in her silver Nissan parked in the drive way of the above residence, two unknown black males opened the left rear passenger door and removed two of her purses and one purse belonging to her sister from the rear seat. The victim stated that the suspects grabbed the purses from the seat and fled the area on foot to the rear of the residence. The victim stated that she and her sister gave chase but was unable to catch- up with the suspects. The victim stated that the suspects jumped into a brown Honda and left the area. The victim stated that the suspect’s faces were partially covered.
17-20346 1033 hours Overdose/ Not Fatal 706 SW 1 Ct
Officers responded to 706 SW 1 Ct in reference to an overdose. On arrival W/M was found laying on the bathroom floor unconscious. BBFD was on scene and administered advanced life savings treatment to him. The man, who also overdosed last night, was transported back to Bethesda Hospital for follow-up treatment and is expected to make a full recovery.

Boynton Briefing - April 11, 2017

17020255 1917 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) CVS Pharmacy / 301 N Federal Hwy
Officers and EMS responded and found w/m suffering from an apparent overdose. Police and EMS provided life saving measures and he regained consciousness. He was transported to Bethesda and is expected to make a full recovery.
17020275 2238 hours Failed to Stop / Fleeing and Eluding 900 W Gateway Blvd
Officers initiated a traffic stop on a Honda Civic, white in color (NOI). It failed to yield and became reckless. Officers discontinued their efforts and the vehicle was last observed still traveling west on Gateway Blvd.
17020307 0133 hours Loitering and Prowling / Resisting Seagate / 2020 S Federal Hwy
Officers responded to a report of four (4) black males looking into vehicles and attempting to open vehicle doors. Officers arrived in the area and observed the males who immediately took flight on foot. Officers were able to chase down and capture 3 out of 4, which were identified as juveniles. As of this writing, they were being processed for the above listed crimes. No victim/vehicles could be located at this time but it appears the group had been operating in the area of Tuscany on the Intracoastal and Seagate.
17-20141 0954 hours Burglary Auto 280 N Congress Avenue
Officer responded to 280 N Congress Ave at approximately 1430 hours in reference to a delayed auto burglary. The owner advised that he left his work truck, a 2015 White Chevy Colorado bearing TX tag K048097 unattended for approximately 15-20 minutes.Upon his return, he found the truck burglarized and several pieces of equipment, to include his red utility bag containing a RD 8100 Transmitter missing.
17-20157 0958 hours Burglary Auto 4784 N Congress Avenue
Officers responded to 4784 N Congress Ave at approximately 0958 hours in reference to a delayed auto burglary complaint. Upon arrival contact was made with the victim who advised that on 4/7/17 between 1945-1950, an unknown suspect(s) entered her black Ford F150 (Fl. tag 920JTI. Three wallets ($60 total value), about $110 cash, and several various gift cards ($250 total value) were stolen from within her truck.
17-20195 1326 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 712 NW 3rd Street
Officers responded to 712 NW 3rd Street in reference to a male unconscious and not breathing. The male was administered an Evizio naloxone (0.4mg) auto-injector. Shortly after, BBFR arrived on scene, provided treatment to the patient, and he regained consciousness.

Police investigating shooting death

Police continue to investigate the shooting death of a Boynton Beach man.
At this time, the shooter has been released from police custody pending further investigation. He is identified as Philorius Joseph, 32, of Delray Beach.
Joseph alleges that he shot Evan Herring, 28, in self-defense during an altercation in the Clipper Cove apartment complex at around 6:30 p.m. on Monday.
Detectives have determined that Joseph had just driven the mother of his children to her mother’s apartment on Southern Cross Circle, when Herring, who also has a child with her, engaged them in a confrontation.
Joseph told detectives that Herring has a history of being confrontational with him; it escalates every time they see each other, and he takes measures to avoid contact with him. Joseph said that Herring lunged at him and punched him in the face and then continued to take a fighting stance with him. Joseph said he recently had surgery and could not physically defend himself against Herring. Joseph said he could not run away because he feared that Herring would attack him from behind. Joseph said he feared for his safety and felt the only way he could defend himself was to use deadly force.
Following the shooting, Joseph remained on scene and immediately surrendered to arriving officers, even though witnesses on scene had encouraged him to run. Joseph has a valid license to carry a concealed weapon.
This is an ongoing investigation.

Boynton Briefing - April 7-10, 2017

17-020054 1857hrs Overdose (non-fatal) 229 SW 2nd Ave
17-020091 2229hrs Shots Fired 3214 Ocean Parkway
Officers responded to the area to reports of shots fired. Officers canvassed the area and were unable to locate any crime scene. Local hospitals were notified. No reported victims.
17-020099 2309hrs Shots Fired 50 Miner Road
Officers responded to the area to reports of shots fired. Officers in the area confirmed hearing the shots. Officers canvassed the area and were unable to locate any crime scene. Local hospitals were notified. No reported victims.
17-019967 1032hrs Burglary (Motor Vehicle) 2431 NE 1st Ln.
Victim advised that unknown suspect(s) entered her vehicle via an inoperable window, nothing missing according to the victim.
17-019978 1106hrs Burglary (Residence) 142 Sausalito Dr.
Victim advised that unknown suspect(s) stole a set of golf clubs sometime between January and today, however, they believe that they were taken sometime in February.
17-019876 2341hrs Poss. Contraband/Tampering Evidence Old Dixie Hwy/S Federal Hwy
Officers pulled over a silver Toyota Camry for a traffic infraction. The driver, Tara Jill Hirschhorn, was found in possession of .5 grams of crack cocaine, .3 grams of marijuana, and drug paraphernalia (glass pipe). During the traffic stop, Hirschhorn dumped the crack cocaine onto the ground in the presence of the officers. Hirschhorn also had a warrant for her arrest for FTA. Hirschhorn was later TOT PBCJ.
17-019906 0055hrs Disorderly Intox/Batt. Leo x3 739 E Ocean Ave (Banana Boat)
W/F Kelley Maresca was arrested for disorderly intoxication at the above location. As officers took Maresca into custody, Maresca intentionally struck the officers. While at booking, Maresca intentionally kicked another officer. The officers were not injured. Maresca was later TOT PBCJ.
***Officers provided support in honoring our veterans for 2017 Honor Flights over each I-95 overpass (return flight)***
17-019760 1228hrs Theft of Motor Vehicle 3200 Old Boynton Rd.
Victim advised that he parked a 2009 Nissan Versa, FL tag 333NRE, in the parking lot and went into the store. He left the keys in the ignition and the vehicle running while he was in the store. When he exited the store he observed an unknown suspect driving away from the parking lot in the vehicle.
17-019771 1318hrs Theft of Golf Cart 1400 Via Lugano Cir.
Victim advised that unknown suspect(s) stole the developments Yamaha golf cart with tools. The tools were recovered in the bushes near the 600 bldg.; however, the golf cart was not recovered.
17-019780 1423hrs Overdose (Non-fatal) 331 NE 15th Ct.
17-019570 1540 hours Stolen Auto 1660 Renaissance Commons Blvd #2310
Victim stated between 04/06/2017 at 2130 hrs and 04/07/2017 0655 hrs someone stole his 2016 matte black Honda CBR 1000R Motorcycle, Temp FL Tag 25WIE. Motorcycle entered into F/NCIC.
17-018745 2044 hours Overdose (non-fatal) 2160 N Seacrest Blvd
17-019596 1839 hours Overdose (Fatal) 1941 W. Woolbright Rd
Victim was found unresponsive lying in the bedroom floor. Narcotic evidence was located near the deceased. Investigation is on-going.
17-019651 2136 hours Disorderly Intoxication/RA Without Violence 1725 S. Federal Hwy
Elisa Ostertag was placed under arrest at Tijuana Flats for the above charges. While in transport to the BBPD Ostertag was found have a small laceration to her chin. While in booking Ostertag continued to resist officers including striking her head while inside the cell and in the back of patrol unit. Ostertag was medically cleared and tot PBCJ.
17-019696 0125 hours Poss. Of Firearm by Conv Felon/CCF 100 NW 10th Ave
Officers were conducting extra patrols at 1005 N. Seacrest Blvd (Z-Mart) and attempted to make contact with Billy Jean Brown Jr. who took flight towards 100 NW 10th Ave. After a brief foot pursuit, Brown was tased and apprehended. Brown was found to be in possession of Jimenez Arms 9mm firearm (loaded). Brown was medically cleared and tot PBCJ.
**Officers provided support in honoring our veterans for 2017 Honor Flights over each I-95 overpass.
**Officers conducted extra patrols at CRA Marquee event.
17-019506 0855hrs Overdose (Non-fatal) 200 Block N. Congress Ave.
Subject located slumped over the wheel of their vehicle at the intersection of W. Boynton Beach Blvd at Congress Ave. Empty used syringe located on center console. Full recovery expected.
17-019507 0917hrs Overdose (Fatal) 2821 S. Federal Hwy.
Victim located deceased in room, signs of overdose. Investigation on going.
17-019543 1303hrs Overdose (Non-fatal) 1005 W. Gateway Blvd.
Subject located in a bathroom stall inside Publix. Signs of overdose. Transported to Bethesda Hospital.
17-019556 1425hrs Overdose (Fatal) 3107 N. Evergreen Cir.
Subject located deceased. Signs of overdose. Investigation ongoing.
17-019414 Burglary to Auto 975 W. Gateway Blvd (Crossfit) 2005hrs
Victim reported a burglary to her 2012 Silver Ford Fiesta which was parked in the parking lot of CrossFit. The vehicle’s driver side rear window was smashed but nothing was discovered stolen from the vehicle.
17-019415 Burglary to Auto 975 W. Gateway Blvd (Crossfit) 2008hrs
Victim Reported a burglary to her 2006 Silver Toyota Highlander which was parked in the parking lot of CrossFit. The vehicle’s front passenger window was smashed and a purse containing several items was stolen (total $1,330).
17-019425 Robbery Firearm 1901 N. Seacrest Bvld (Ezell Hester) 2110hrs
The two victims were leaving Ezell Hester after playing basketball when they were approached by two black males holding black handguns. The subjects pointed the firearms at the victims and robbed the victims of their cellphones and wallet. The suspects were described as young males, one wearing a white tank top and a beanie, the other wearing a red t-shirt, black shorts, and a bandana. Suspects fled in an unknown direction. Units established a perimeter and searched the area for subjects matching the description with no success. Investigation on going.
17-019436 Burglary to Auto 1775 N. Congress Ave (24hr Fitness) 2153hrs
Victim reported a burglary to her 2013 Silver Honda Accord which was parked in the parking lot of 24HR fitness. The vehicle’s right passenger side window was smashed and a purse containing several items were stolen (total $845).
17-019397 Overdose (Non-Fatal) 625 Casa Loma Blvd 1859hrs

Boynton Briefing - April 6, 2017

17-019233 Shooting / Agg. Batt. Firearm 1005 N. Seacrest Blvd 2309hrs
Officers responded to the report of a shooting at Z Food Market. Upon arrival, Officers found a female victim laying on the ground in front of the business. The victim had multiple gunshot wounds. Officers secured the scene and provided first aid to the victim. The victim was transported to Delray Trauma by BBFD. Investigation is on-going.
17-019188 Overdose (Non-Fatal) E. Gateway Blvd / NE 1st Ct 1846hrs
17-019234 Overdose (Non-Fatal) 1100 Via Lugano Cir #204 2316hr
17-019115 1252hrs 1700 N Seacrest Blvd Overdose Not Fatal
17-019121 1510hrs 600 SW 3RD Street Overdose Not Fatal

Boynton Briefing - April 5, 2017

17-018944 1533hrs Disorderly Intoxication 701 W Ocean Ave
Officers responded to the above address in reference to a white male, identified as Tyler Dancer, causing a verbal disturbance while intoxicated. Dancer was subsequently arrested for Disorderly Intoxication. While in custody, Dancer became combative and began banging his head against the holding cell door. Dancer was then placed in the restraint chair. Dancer did sustain a self-inflicted left wrist injury from attempting to remove his hands out of the handcuffs. Dancer was medically cleared at BMH. He was later TOT PBCJ.
17-018942 1618hrs Overdose (non-fatal) 227 SW 2nd Ave
17-018959 1656hrs Overdose (non-fatal) 200 SW 7th St
17-018197 2037hrs Overdose (fatal) 141 SE 8th Ave
Officers responded to the above address in reference to a deceased male. Officers along with Fire Rescue confirmed that the patient was deceased in the laundry room. There were signs and evidence of an apparent overdose. Detective Bureau/Crime Scene responded to scene. Elite Removal responded and recovered the body. Next of Kin notified.
17-019027 0030hrs Possession of Heroin N Seacrest Blvd/Gateway Blvd
Officer Alegria conducted a traffic stop on a black 2016 Jeep SUV for a traffic infraction. The driver, identified as John Raymond Forrest, was found to be in possession of 1.6 grams of heroin along with drug paraphernalia. Forrest was taken into custody and later TOT PBCJ.
Officers assisted the Narcotics Investigation Unit during a drug enforcement operation targeting several high drug areas throughout the city.
17-018831 0633hrs Motor Vehicle Theft (Attempt) 480 W. Boynton Bch Blvd.
Victim advised that unknown suspect(s) entered their vehicle and stole property from within. Entry was made by damaging the front passenger door lock. The ignition was also punched in what appeared to be an attempt to steal the vehicle.
17-018832 0635hrs Burglary (Auto) 515 NW 2nd St.
Victim advised that unknown suspect(s) entered their vehicle and stole property from within. Entry was made by damaging the front driver side door lock.
17-018838 0708hrs Burglary (Auto) 2141 W. Woolbright Rd.
Victim advised that unknown suspect(s) entered their vehicle and stole property from within. Entry was made by damaging the front driver side door lock.
Assist BBFR 1402hrs Crosspointe Elementary School
At 1402hrs multiple units responded to Crosspointe Elementary in reference to a possible fire. Upon arrival PD units assisted Fire Rescue personnel. It was determined that the possible fire was actually a discharged Dry Chem extinguisher which discharged on the second floor at dismissal time. All students and school board personnel were safely evacuated and dismissal was completed without incident.

Boynton Briefing - March 31-April 3, 2017

17-018540 Disorderly Intoxication 4905 Park Ridge Blvd 2347hrs
Officers responded to the WaterShed in reference to a disturbance. Officers were alerted to a verbal dispute between an intoxicated male and Watershed Staff. The male was being disruptive and belligerent with the staff. The facility staff requested that the male be removed from the property. In the process of escorting the male from the property, The male offered active physical resistance in return. One Officer deployed his Taser which was effective and the male was taken into custody for disorderly intoxication / Resisting LEO without violence. The male was medically cleared and was later turned over to PBCJ.
17-018375 Stolen Vehicle 124 SW 11th Ave 0432hrs
Victim reported his rental vehicle which he described as a black 2017 Mazda CX-5 bearing Virginia VGT4833 stolen from the above residence. Vehicle was last seen last night between the hours of 0100 and 0400 hrs. Victim left the keys in the center console. Vehicle entered into F/NCIC.
17-018396 Overdose (non-fatal) 580 Alto Road 0720hrs
17-018197 Heroin Trafficking/CCF 1100 NW 4th Street 1050hrs
While responding to a disturbance, K-9 Officer Sohn was flagged down by female where she indicated to him that Eric Scruggs was at the above location sitting inside a red Toyota Corolla. The female advised Ofc Sohn that Eric was in possession of narcotics and a firearm. Ofc Sohn made contact with Scruggs to conduct an investigative stop. Scruggs refused to comply with Ofc Sohn’s lawful commands which resulted in force being used to get him to his knees to comply. Scruggs was found to be in possession of 10.9 grams of Heroin, a loaded Ruger LCP .380 handgun which was stolen, and $959 cash. Scruggs was charged with Trafficking Heroin, Poss. w/ Intent to Sell Heroin 1000ft of convenience store, CCF, and Poss. of a Firearm during commission of a felony. Scruggs was later TOT PBCJ.
17-018197 Overdose (fatal) 2980 SE 2nd St 1325hrs
Officers responded to the above address in reference to a male who appeared deceased. Officers along with Fire Rescue confirmed that the patient was deceased in his bedroom. There were signs and evidence of an apparent overdose. Detective Bureau notified along with Crime Scene. Medical Examiner notified as well. Elite Removal responded and recovered the body.
17-018440 Overdose (non-fatal) McDonalds 1799 N Congress Ave 1258hrs
17-018176 Burglary Auto (arrest) 2360 N Federal Hwy (Shell Gas Station 0715hrs
Officers responded to the above location in reference to an auto burglary in progress. Victim reported exiting the gas station and observing a black male later identified as John Emanuel Austin stealing five dollars from the arm rest compartment. Austin fled the scene as the victim contacted Police. Officers were able to locate Austin walking along NE 20th Ave. Austin was positively identified and taken into custody without incident. TOT PBCJ.
17-018178 Stolen Vehicle 486 Francesca Ridge Rd. 0734hrs
Victim reported his white 2014 Infinity Q60 bearing FL 498KBH stolen from the above residence. Vehicle was last seen at midnight last night parked in the driveway of the residence. Vehicle entered into F/NCIC.
17-018197 Poss. Contraband/Attempted Homicide suspect 1799 N Congress Ave 1001hrs
Business contacted Police reference a male that had been sleeping at the establishment since 0500 hrs and refusing to leave. Officers made contact with B/M Benito Felipe Crisanto. While on scene, officers immediately determined that Crisanto was wanted in reference to the Attempted Homicide case from a few nights ago. (BBPD 17-017389). After officers took Crisanto into custody, he was found to be in possession of 8.2 grams of marijuana. Detectives notified of apprehension and conducted interview with Crisanto. He was later TOT PBCJ.
17-018197 Overdose (non-fatal) Jiffy Lube 1620 S Congress Ave 1331hrs
Officers and EMS responded and located w/m suffering from an apparent overdose. Life saving measures were administered, he regained consciousness, and was later transported to Bethesda for further treatment.
17018080 1654 hours Over Dose (Non-Fatal) Mainstreet Car Wash / 201 E Boynton Beach Blvd
Officers and EMS responded and located w/m suffering from an apparent overdose. Life saving measures were administered, he regained consciousness, and was later transported to Bethesda for further treatment.
17018138 2252 hours Grand Theft Auto High Ridge and Hypoluxo Rd
Officers observed a 2016 Dodge Charger, 4 doors, black in color, operating in a reckless manner and traveling at a very high speed. Prior to officers, initiating a traffic stop and obtaining the registration, the vehicle struck another vehicle at the intersection of Hypoluxo Rd and I-95 and then struck the concrete retaining wall, which caused all airbags to deploy, while crushing in the front of the vehicle and the driver’s side door. Both occupants were detained. The vehicle was then discovered to be stolen out of Lantana. The driver, identified as b/m Aaron Osborne dob 04/05/1994, was medically cleared and arrested on charges of GTA. He was later lodged at PBCJ. PBSO responded in reference to the traffic collision.
17-017992 1000hrs Overdose (non-fatal) Miner Road & Congress Ave
17-018009 1104hrs Overdose (non-fatal) 506 NE 2nd St
17-018037 1246hrs Poss. Contraband 1480 SW 8th St
Officers responded to the above listed location in reference to a male slumped over the wheel. Upon arrival, officers along with Fire Rescue determined that there was not a medical emergency with the driver who was identified as Willie Lee Simms. While on scene, Officers observed Simms concealing a small bag of Heroin. As officers attempted to take Simms into custody, Simms resisted arrested and was taken to the ground where he was handcuffed. Simms was charged with Poss of Heroin (.2 grams) and Resisting Arrest w/o Violence. No reported injuries.
17-018042 1319hrs Overdose (Non-fatal) 1475 W Gateway Blvd

Boynton Briefing - March 30, 2017

17-017656 2206 hours Burglary to Residence 436 SW 7th Ct.
Units responded to the above address in reference to a delayed burglary. Upon arrival officers met with the victim who stated unknown person(s) broke the back door window and gained access to the residence. Once inside they stole $300 in jewelry. Total cost of loss was $700.
17-017660 2221 hours Overdose/Non-fatal 123 E. MLK
Units responded to the above address in reference to an overdose. Upon arrival information was gleaned the B/F patient had injected Heroin and was now unconscious and not breathing. Narcan was administered by BBFR and the patient regained consciousness. She was subsequently transported to Bethesda for further medical attention.
Officers conducted a Traffic Enforcement patrol at the 300 block of NW 10th Ave and 1600 N. Federal Hwy. As a result a total of 19 traffic contacts were made and 15 citations were issued.
17-017429 0411hrs Criminal Mischief (Residence) 102 NE 13th Ave.
Victim stated that she heard a loud noise and noticed the one of the residence windows was broken. Unknown object and no suspect at this time.
Burglary (Motor Vehicle)
17-017437 0601hrs 623 NE 6th Ct. Unsecured vehicle
17-017470 0808hrs 2838 SW 5th St. Unsecured vehicle
17-017474 0830hrs 2815 SW 5th St. Unsecured vehicle
17-017476 0859hrs 2815 SW 5th St Unsecured vehicle
17-017514 1157hrs 2307 Mahogany Dr. Unknown if vehicle was secured

17-017467 0815hrs Stolen Trailer 1314 Neptune Dr.
Victim stated that unknown suspect(s) stole an 18 foot Anderson trailer with FL tag W623ZG attached.

Boynton Briefing - March 21-24, 2017

Bravo 3/4 March 23-24
17-016277 Overdose (Non-Fatal) Buttonwood Ln 1609hrs
Officers responded to the above address following a report of an overdose. The caller directed officers to an unconscious female on the living floor. Officers and BBFD paramedics provided first aid and subsequently revived the female. The female was then transported to JFK Hospital for additional treatment. NIU checklist completed.
17-016330 Overdose (Non-Fatal) I-95 & Gateway Blvd 2109hrs
Officers responded to the southbound on-ramp of I-95 at Gateway Blvd in reference to an overdose. A passing motorist found a female driver and a male passenger passed out in a vehicle with two toddlers in the backseat. Officers and paramedics provided medical aid to the unconscious couple who were determined to have overdosed on heroin. FHP responded and took over the incident and related criminal investigation.
17-016331 Overdose (Non-Fatal) Meadows Blvd 2117hrs
Officers responded to the report of a male overdosing at the above address. The caller found her boyfriend unconscious in the bathroom surrounded by evidence of heroin paraphernalia. BBFD Paramedics revived the male who was later transported to JFK Hospital for additional medical care.
17-016347 Overdose (Non-Fatal) Buttonwood Ln 2301hrs
A female who was the patient of an earlier overdose (17-016277) returned home from the hospital to find her boyfriend ( the previous caller) now overdosing on the same living room floor. BBFD paramedics provided medical aid and transported the male to JFK Hospital. The male was expected to recover from the overdose.
17-016361 Reckless Driver/DUI 700 W. Boynton Bch Blvd 0012hrs
Officers observed a vehicle driving eastbound in the westbound lanes of Boynton Beach Blvd. The vehicle nearly struck other motorists in the westbound lanes. A traffic stop and DUI investigation were conducted. As a result, the driver was arrested for DWI.
Alpha 3/4 3-23-17
17-015998 1235 hours Burglary Auto 341 NE 24th Ave.
Victim reported seeing an unknown black male sitting in his vehicle. The suspect fled on a bike after the victim shouted. There was no forced entry and nothing was taken.
17-016180 0736 hours Burglary Auto 118 SW 10th Street.
Victim reported that unknown suspects entered her vehicle and ransacked the interior of the car. There no visible signs of forced entry.
17-016206 0927 hours Burglary Auto 318 NE 10th Ave.
Victim reported that unknown suspects entered his unsecured vehicle and removed unknown amount of cash and miscellaneous items
The platoon responded to two non-fatal overdoses during the course of the shift.
Bravo 3/4 March 22-23
17-016064 Overdose (Non-Fatal) NW 10th Ave 1800hrs
Officers responded to the report of an unconscious female at the above residence. Officers and BBFD paramedics provided medical attention and revived the female. BBFD paramedics advised that the female overdosed on heroin. The female was transported to BMH for additional medical treatment.
17-016069 Overdose (Non-Fatal) 800 N. Seacrest Blvd 1939hrs
Passing motorists called BBPD in regards to an unconscious male on the sidewalk of the above location. Responding officers and BBFD paramedics determined that the male overdosed on heroin based on evidence at the scene. The paramedics revived the male and transported the male to BMH for additional treatment. NIU checklist completed.
17-016121 Burglary to Auto 2222 N. Congress Ave 2216hrs
Officers responded to the report of a burglary to a vehicle. The victim told officers that she parked her red Kia Optima in the parking lot and went into the Ale House for dinner. Upon returning to her vehicle, she noticed the front passenger window smashed out. The victim reported numerous items stolen from within her vehicle.
17-016128 Burglary to Auto 1797 N. Congress Ave 2236hrs
Officers responded to IHOP in reference to a burglary to a vehicle. Officers met with the victim who advised that unknown suspects broke into her Silver Kia Forte while she ate dinner at the above address. The victim’s purse was stolen from the vehicle.
17-016151 Burglary to Auto 2222 N. Congress Ave 0110hrs
Officers responded to the above address in reference to a burglary to an auto. Victim reported unknown suspects broke into her black Chevy Equinox. Multiple items stolen from with the vehicle.
Alpha 3/4 March 22
17-015968 0847 hours Burglary Auto 717 Buttonwood Lane.
Victim reported that unknown suspects entered his vehicle and ransacked the interior of the car. There no visible signs of forced entry.
17-015980 1130 hours Burglary Auto 951 Greenbriar Drive.
Victim reported that unknown suspects entered his unsecured vehicle and removed $154.
17-015998 1235 hours Burglary Auto 308 NE 12th Ave.
Victim reported that unknown suspects entered her unsecured vehicle and removed cash and miscellaneous items.
17-015961 0830 hours Overdose Death 480 W. Boynton Beach Blvd(Inn at BB).
Officers responded to an overdose at The Inn at Boynton Beach. Although the officers administered Naloxone and CPR, the victim was declared deceased at the hospital a short while later. The victim’s roommate confirmed the use of heroin.
Bravo 1/2 March 21-22
17-015827 Non-Fatal Overdose 2400 NE 1st Lane 15:44 hours
17-015850 Non-Fatal Overdose 124 SW 11th Avenue 17:47 hours
17-015862 Non-Fatal Overdose 1331 S Federal Hwy #140 18:49 hours
B1/B2 platoon conducted surveillance in north end.
Alpha 1/2 March 21
17-15753 Grand Theft Auto 843 NW 11th St 0604hrs
The victim advised that sometime between 2200hrs last night and 0545hrs this morning an unknown suspect(s) stole his blue 2005 Ford F-250 FL tag 689RGX. The vehicle was entered into NCIC/FCIC as stolen.
17-15760 Burglary Vehicle 210 SE 12thAve 0810hrs
The victim advised that as he was leaving his residence for work he observed an unknown W/M exit his vehicle and began to flee on foot in a southbound direction. Units arrived in the area and located a W/M matching the suspect’s description. The victim positively identified Darrin Garrett (06/13/1995) as the fleeing suspect, and officers were able to recover the victim’s property. Garrett was arrested and transported to PBCJ.
17-15794 Overdose x2 Homing Inn 2821 S. Federal Hwy. 1119hrs
Units and BBFR arrived and discovered 1 Fatal and 1 Non-Fatal overdose.
17-15805 Overdose Non-Fatal 220 E. MLK Blvd.
17-15816 Overdose Non-Fatal 1625 Renaissance Commons Blvd. #513
Bravo 1/2 March 20-21
17-015665 Recovered Vehicle Grove Park Circle 18:04 hours
BBPD units were dispatched to the area of Grove Park Circle in reference to a reckless driver on a green dirt bike. B/M Moise, Jordan J DOB 01/20/95 was arrested for Grand Theft Auto; Failure to exhibit DL on demand; Driving on wrong side of road after he was observed riding on the sidewalk in the area of Nautica Sound. Moise was tot to PBCJ.
17-015703 Failed to Stop Old Boynton Rd & Winchester Park Blvd 21:50 hours
BBPD officers attempted to stop a White Ford Mustang Fl reg HKXP25 travelling at a high rate of speed in the 3600 block of Old Boynton Road. The vehicle registration was assigned to a Silver 2017 Hyundai under PV Holding Corp (Rental Company). The vehicle continued on Old Boynton Road; units terminated the stop.
17-015731 Non-Fatal Overdose 410 NW 12th Avenue 00:04 hours
17-015735 Non-Fatal Overdose 111 E. Woolbright Road 00:41 hours

Boynton Briefing - March 17-20, 2017

17-015462 Overdose (Non-Fatal) 3625 S. Federal Hwy 1918hrs
Officers responded to Walmart and found a female in the Men’s bathroom in medical distress. Officers determined the female’s distress was the result of a drug overdose. Officers administered first aid which was effective in reviving the female. The female was later transported to BMH by BBFD for additional treatment. NIU checklist was completed.
17-015469 Overdose (Non-Fatal) 416 SW 4th Ave 1939hrs
Officers responded to the residence and found a female unconscious with agonal breathing in a rear bedroom. Evidence at the scene indicated that the female was overdosing on heroin. BBFD arrived on scene and provided medical aid to the female. The female regained consciousness and was transported to BMH. NIU checklist was completed.
17-015476 Suspicious Incident/Shots fired 200 NE 12th Ave 2006hrs
Officers responded to the are in response to a report of shots fired. Officers canvassed the area and made contact with bystanders who told officers that nothing was seen or heard. Officers checked the roadway and nearby residences. Officers did not discover any tangible evidence of a shooting.
17-015518 Robbery by Sudden Snatching 1901 N. Seacrest Blvd 2329hrs
Officers responded to Ezell Hester Park in reference to a Strong-arm Robbery. Officers made contact with the victim who told officers he was at the park to sell an I-phone to an unknown male who contacted him using the app “LetGo.” Victim said he made contact with a male in his early 20s, short hair, wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt. The male grabbed the phone from the victim’s hands and the male ran in a northwest direction through the park.
17-015526 Robbery by Sudden Snatching 1620 NW 1st Ct 0018hrs
Officers responded to the report of a Strong-arm robbery. Officers met with the victim who was also a cab driver. The victim said he picked up 4 males in Greenacres and was instructed to take the males to the above address. Upon arrival to the address, the males jumped out of the cab and ran in different directions. One of the males reached into the driver’s window and grabbed the victim’s cellphone from his hands. No suspect descriptions were provided.
17-015340 0812 hours Burglary Auto 808 NW 8th Ave.
Victim reported that unknown suspects entered his unsecured vehicle and removed cash and miscellaneous items. Suspect left a bicycle which was collected and placed in evidence.
17-015383 1130 hours Burglary Auto 829 SW 1st CT.
Victim reported that unknown suspects entered his unsecured vehicle and removed cash, X-Box and I-pad.
17-015182 1126 hours Stolen Vehicle 2180 NE 1st Lane.
Victim reported that unknown suspects took his 2008 Chevrolet Malibu, Florida tag Y54-SDW, VIN# 1G1ZH57B58F174782. Victim believes that his brother B/M Bernadel Tineson 32YOA, may be a suspect and believes he may have also taken a .40 caliber Smith and Wesson from his bedroom.
17-15200 1535 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 1601 W. Boynton Beach Blvd
A semi-conscious male was located in the parking lot of TD Bank. He was transported to Bethesda Hospital in stable condition.
17-15242 1937 hours Burglary/Auto 2290 N. Congress Ave
An unknown subject (s) broke a vehicle’s window in the parking lot of LA Fitness and removed a purse from the floor. This is possibly related to an attempted auto burglary in the parking lot of Polo Tropical during the same time period (#17-15237).
17-15275 2134 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 1901 N. Congress Ave
An unconscious male was located in the parking lot of Kohl’s. He was transported to JFK in stable condition.
17-15297 2333 hours Burglary/Auto 2010 N. Federal Hwy
An unknown subject (s) broke a vehicle’s window in the parking lot of Harvey Oyer Park and removed a purse from the floor. This occurred between 1200-2330 hours on today’s date.
17-015124 0713 hours Burglary Auto 2151 NW 1st Street.
Victim reported that unknown suspects entered her vehicle by smashing the driver’s side window and then removed her purse containing bibles from the back seat.
17-015177 1302 hours Loiter and Prowling 301 N. Congress Ave (Steinmart).
Officers responded to the above address in reference to 3 juveniles attempting to cut a lock of bike in front of the store. Officers detained the subjects, who post Miranda admitted to trying to steal the bike. Burglary tools were located on the subjects. In addition the juveniles admitted to selling candy to senior citizens under fraudulent pretenses. The subjects were arrested and transported to JAC.
17-15076 0006 hours Suspicious Incident 415 NE 15th Ct
Officers responded to the area in reference to 2 shots fired. The area was checked with negative results for a crime scene, witnesses, or any damage
***Officers assisted with the 3rd annual Blarney Bash. The event drew a large crowd and there were no reported incidents.
***Members of the BBPD conducted a DUI saturation patrol that resulted in one DUI arrest and over 40 citations.
17-014891 0913 hours Stolen Vehicle 100 SW Golfview Terrace.
Victim stated that unknown suspects stole her red 2012 Hyundai Azera bearing FL tag GFQS95, VIN # is KMHFG4JG8CA188950. Vehicle was entered into FCIC/NCIC.
17-014907 1020 hours Burglary Structure 3510 W. Boynton Beach Blvd. (BP).
Victim reported that at 2255 hours last night a B/M wearing a grey hooded sweatshirt entered the carwash and removed 2 pressure washers and cleaning supplies.
17-014914 1100 hours Aggravated Battery LEO/Pursuit 2821 S. Federal Hwy.
NIU unit conducted a undercover operation at the Homing Inn. During the course of arrest, the suspect fled in his vehicle and rammed Officer Brown’s vehicle. Officers pursued the subject until he stopped to the rear of Publix off Lantana Road. The suspect, later identified as Reggie Clemmons (09-02-94), was taken into custody after a brief foot pursuit.
17-014775 2016 hours Overdose/Non-fatal 520 SE 21st Av. (Golden Sands).
17-014791 2201 hours Overdose/Non-fatal 700 N. Federal Hwy.
** Officers from the B1/2 shift assisted the NIU in conducting surveillance operations at both 1005 N. Seacrest and also 2821 S. Federal Hwy. As a result B/M George Hunter II was arrested for Possession with Intent to sell after investigation revealed him to be in possession of 580 grams of Marijuana (Case # 17-14816).Multiple other narcotics arrests were made but non as significant as the aforementioned.

Boynton Briefing - March 16, 2017

17-014563 Possession marijuana<20grams 1250 Old Boynton Beach 20:33 hours
BBPD units initiated a traffic stop of a white Chrysler Sebring in the 1200 block of Old Boynton Road. The driver B/M Marcus Joseph 6/14/89 was subsequently arrested for possession of Marijuana less than 20 grams. Released on NTA/traffic citation.
17-14443 Auto Theft 1300 W. Industrial Ave. #102 0829hrs
Victim reported that his 2005 white Dodge Ram 1500 Hemi pickup (FL Tag ELTB30) was stolen by unknown suspect(s). Video surveillance captured the incident. The truck has a Blake’s Towing decal on the driver and passenger doors, and a winch attached to the front bumper.
17-14464 Burglary Vehicle 13202 Mahogany Dr. 1029hrs
Victim reported that an unknown suspect burglarized his 2002 white Hyundai XG350L (MD tag 3BR5846). The front passenger window was shattered. A silver LG G6 cell phone ($850.00), a cologne bag ($100.00), and a set of headphones ($75.00) were reported to be missing. Total loss estimated at approximately $1,275.
17-14471 Overdose (Non-Fatal) 1622 S. Federal Hwy 1131hrs
Male was found to be unconscious and barely breathing in a vehicle. BBFD provide immediate medical care and administered naloxone (Narcan). He transported by BBFD to Bethesda Hospital East for further evaluation.
17-14475 Burglary Vehicle 12307 Mahogany Dr. 1158hrs
Victim reported that an unknown suspect burglarized her 2010 maroon Nissan Maxima with (FL tag 162VGB). The front passenger window was shattered, however nothing was reported missing. Total loss estimated at approximately $250.

Boynton Briefing - March 15, 2017

17014385 2021 hours Over Dose (Non-Fatal) 400 block SW 4th Ave
Officers and EMS responded and located w/m suffering from an apparent overdose of heroin. He had been operating a motor vehicle which was stopped in the roadway and had heroin paraphernalia in plain view. Life saving measures were administered, he regained consciousness, and was later transported to Bethesda for further treatment.
17014408 2210 hours Aggravated Battery Cherry Hill Market / 1213 NW 4th St.
Victim reported that, while walking in the parking lot, he and an unknown black male began exchanging words. The two males then engaged in a fist fight until the unknown assailant retrieved a gun from his waistband and struck the victim over the head several times. Victim did have injuries to his facial area. A check of the area yielded no further evidence or identity of the suspect.
17014415 2251 hours Suspicious Incident / Shots Fired 100 block of SW 4th Ave
Officers responded to a report of several shots being fired with an unknown vehicle fleeing the area. Upon arrival, no victims, suspects, or further evidence could be located.
17-014241 0800 hours Burglary Auto 200 NW 14TH Ave.
Victim reported that unknown suspects entered his unsecured vehicle and removed miscellaneous ID and credit cards from the vehicle.

Boynton Briefing - March 10-13, 2017

17-13933 Traffic Complaint 2200 NE 1st St 1853hrs
Officers responded in reference to the report of off road motorcycles riding on the roadway. Officers located 2 juveniles at a nearby residence with motorcycles. They were identified, and educated as to the relevant FSS for off road vehicles.
17-11904 Suspicious Fire 517 Meadows Blvd 0105hrs
Officers responded to a fully engulfed vehicle fire. Fire Marshal responded.
Officers conducted surveillance on several NIU areas of interest.
17-13955 Overdose/not fatal 743 NE 36th Ave 2137hrs
17-13889 Carjacking/Shots Fired 422 NW 12th Ave 1202hrs
Officers responded to the scene of an armed carjacking of a pregnant female, during which shots were fired at a BBPD Officer. Officers pursued the suspect to the 1000 Blk of NW 5th Street where he struck a curb and his vehicle was disabled. A foot pursuit ensued and the suspect was taken into custody without further incident. A firearm has been recovered at the scene. During the incident, a BBPD marked unit was nearly struck head on by the fleeing suspect. No injuries were reported to anyone involved.
17-13713 Battery 501 SE 18th Ave 1244hrs
Officers arrested a w/m who had been involved in the theft of merchandise from Publix. Upon being confronted by a customer, a fight ensued. Several other people assisted with detaining this individual until police arrived and he was arrested. The subject was transported to Bethesda Hospital East for treatment of injuries sustained during the incident.
17-013581 2022 hours GTA/Poss. Fentanyl/Heroin 201 SE 24th Ave.
Units responded to the above address in reference to a suspicious vehicle. Upon arrival Officer Jeanniton and his trainee Officer Lufkin made contact with driver b/m Cleef S. Castor (DOB 12/19/93) and passenger b/m Jniry H Valceus. Further investigation revealed the black Toyota Camry bearing FL tag 216-LHE had been stolen out of Delray Beach. Both occupants were subsequently arrested. Castor for GTA and Valceus for Possession of Heroin and Fentanyl. Both were processed and tot PBCJ.
17-013614 2344 hours Overdose/Non-fatal 2821 S. Federal Hwy (Homing Inn).
Units responded to the above address in reference to an overdose. Upon arrival information was gleaned the W/F patient had injected a “Half Cap” of Heroin and was now unconscious and not breathing. Narcan was administered by BBFR and the patient regained consciousness. She was subsequently transported to Bethesda for further medical attention.
Officers conducted a Traffic Enforcement patrol at the 1900 Block of NE 1st Ln. As a result multiple traffic contacts were made and one narcotics arrest (17-013549).
17-13432 Burglary Vehicle 631 E. Woolbright Rd. #207 0628hrs
Victim reported an unknown person burglarized her locked 2015 gray Volkswagon Jetta (Fl tag EPEI48). No items were reported to be missing. The method of entry remains unknown.
17-13480 Burglary Vehicle 3900 Hypoluxo Rd. 0812hrs
Victim reported that his green 2013 Ford (Fl Tag GMQP13) was burglarized while at the Motor City Car Wash. A black Smith & Weston SMP .40 Cal semi auto handgun was reported to have been stolen from the center console area. The firearm was loaded with 15 rounds. He was unable to provide a serial number to the handgun at the time of this report.
17-13485 Suspicious Incident 100 E. Boynton Beach Blvd 0940hrs
Officers responded to a report of an incident involving two juveniles alleged to have been involved in inappropriate touching. Patrol and Detective Bureau personnel are investigating the circumstances in conjunction with the CPT. The investigation is ongoing.
17-13494 Burglary Vehicle 631 E. Woolbright Rd. #C305 1314hrs
Victim reported that an unknown person burglarized her locked 2015 black Infinity Q5 bearing FL tag 854VBM. The vehicle registration and an Ipod valued at $200 were taken.
17-13498 Overdose (Non-Fatal) 501 501 SE 18th Ave 1314hrs
Male was found to be unconscious and barely breathing in the bathroom of this business. BBFD provide immediate medical care and administered naloxone (Narcan) to him. He was then transported by BBFD to Bethesda Hospital East for further evaluation.
17013319 1809 hours Over Dose (Non-fatal) Burger King / 1490 SW 8th St
Police and EMS responded and found w/m suffering from an overdose. Lifesaving techniques were administered and he regained consciousness. He was later transported to Bethesda hospital.
17013373 2159 hours Over Dose (Non-fatal) 3531 S. Federal Hwy # C
Police and EMS responded and found w/m suffering from an overdose. Lifesaving techniques were administered and he regained consciousness. He was later transported to Bethesda hospital.

Boynton Briefing - March 7, 2017

17-012669 High Ridge Road and W. Gateway Blvd 16:30 hours Failure to Stop
BBPD unit observed a B/M blue/white jacket riding a motorcycle with no license plate in the area of High Ridge Rd and W. Gateway Road. The BBPD unit attempted to conduct a traffic stop on the vehicle however the motorcycle began to weave in and out of traffic at a high rate of speed. As the stop was terminated; the motorcycle continued westbound on Gateway.
17-012688 3525 S. Federal Hwy 17:56 hours Non-Fatal Overdose
17-012709 3525 S. Federal Hwy 19:56 hours Non-Fatal Overdose
17-012749 300 NW 2nd St 23:15 hours Recovered Vehicle
Pro-active patrol resulted in the recovery of a black Nissan Sentra bearing Fl Tag CTPA44 after BBPD first observed the vehicle in the area of 300 NW 2nd St. BBPD units canvassed the area and recovered the vehicle at 201 NW 7th Ct.
17-12541 Burglary Vehicle 1390 NW 10th Avenue 0508hrs
Victim reported that unknown person(s) broke into his light green 2011 Kia Soul (bearing FL tag Y65RTK) by shattering the front passenger window. $3 in miscellaneous coins were found to be missing. Total estimated damage is $100.
17-12561 Narcotics Possession 1500 W. Gateway Blvd 0759hrs
Officers arrested Lindsay Smith after she was found to be in possession of five Oxycodone tablets. The tablets were secured at BBPD evidence. Smith was TOT the PBCJ without incident.

Police investigating traffic fatality

A Boynton Beach man was killed Sunday afternoon after he was struck by a car in the 1000 block of South Seacrest Boulevard.
Timothy Baxter, 53, was crossing the roadway from west to east in the area of 1018 S. Seacrest Blvd., around 3:40 p.m., when he was struck by a silver 2003 Chevy Cavalier that was traveling north in the right lane.
The driver of the Chevy, identified as Vanessa Murphy, 35, of Boynton Beach, was not injured.
Baxter was taken via trauma alert to Delray Medical Center, where he died.
Anyone who witnessed the crash is asked to call Traffic Homicide Investigator Lawrence Rini at 732-8116 or Crime Stoppers of Palm Beach County at 800-458-TIPS.

Boynton Briefing - March 3-6, 2017

17012454 1608 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 1005 W Gateway Blvd
Officers and EMS responded and located w/m suffering from an overdose. Life saving measures were administered and he regained consciousness. He was transported to JFK for further treatment.
17012463 1758 hours Fleeing and Eluding 100 NE 10th Ave
Officers initiated a traffic stop on a Nissan Altima, gray, 2door, (NOI) for reckless driving. The vehicle failed to yield and accelerated through the residential area with total disregard for public safety. Officers discontinued their efforts and the vehicle was last observed traveling west towards I-95.
Between the hours of 2200-0900 the below auto burglaries occurred in the Boynton Lakes North Development.
17-012392 8 Erwood Place
17-012400 19 Hawthorne Lane
17-012404 2 Bentwater Circle
17-012409 60 Hastings Lane
17-012421 7 Beckley Place
17-12326 2230 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 1810 S. Federal Hwy
A semi-conscious male was located in the parking lot of McDonalds. He was transported to Bethesda Hospital in stable condition.
17-12341 0033 hours Shooting/Accidental 3140 Waterside Circle
Officers responded to the above residence in reference to a 34 yoa male with a gunshot wound to his left hand. The initial investigation indicated that he was showing his friends a handgun when it discharged into his left hand. He was transported to Bethesda Hospital for treatment. Detective Bureau and Crime Scene responded.
** Update to #17-12030. The “John Doe” victim at Bethesda Hospital was positively identified by a family member. Information passed on to Detective Bureau personnel.
17-12081 1737 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 4475 N. Ocean Blvd
An unconscious male was located at the above location. He was revived and transported to Bethesda Hospital for further treatment.
17-12092 1812 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 130 E. MLK
An unconscious male was located at the above address. He was revived and transported to Bethesda Hospital for further treatment.
17-12113 1957 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 2815 S. Seacrest Blvd
Officers responded to Bethesda Hospital in reference to an overdose after a semi-conscious female was dropped off at the ER. She is expected to make a full recovery.
17-12127 2120 hours Suspicious Incident 804 SW 5th Court
A suspected “swatting” call was received at the above location. The unknown male caller stated that a female shot her mother and he was hiding in the bathroom. Units responded and determined that no such incident occurred. This was the third time Bravo ¾ has responded to this location in the past 30 days for a similar incident.
17-12141 2241 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 308 Scarborough Lane
An unconscious male was located at the above location. He was revived and transported to JFK in stable condition.
17-011991 0808 hours Burglary Auto X2 700 SW 1st Avenue.
Victim reported that unknown suspects entered two of his unsecured vehicles and removed the registration and insurance information from both vehicles.
17-011998 0905 hours Burglary Auto 617 SW 4th Avenue.
Victim reported that unknown suspects entered her unsecured vehicle and removed her work firearm, a Taurus model 82, nickel plated revolver .38 caliber revolver valued at $500.00. The serial number for the firearm is NB904855. Firearm was entered into FCIC/NCIC.
17-012060 1506 hours Burglary Auto 304 NW 8th Avenue.
Victim reported unknown suspects entered her unlocked vehicle and removed approximately $10 in change.
The platoon responded to 2 non-fatal overdoses during the course of the shift.
17-11892 Aggravated Battery 2040 N Federal Hwy 1850hrs
Officers responded in reference to the report of an injured person. The alleged victim stated he was involved in an altercation that resulted in a broken arm. The alleged victim declined to cooperate and signed a refusal.
Officers conducted proactive patrol with the assistance of NIU surveillance.
17-11901 Narcotics Arrest
17-11925 Open Container
17-11928 Narcotics Arrest
17-11954 Overdose/not fatal 743 NE 1st Ave 0112hrs
17-11955 Overdose/not fatal 3200 Old Boynton Rd 0119hrs

Boynton Briefing - March 2, 2017

17-11635 Overdose/not fatal 2240 N Federal Hwy 1646hrs.
17-11651 Overdose/not fatal 706 W BB Blvd 2005hrs
17-11676 Overdose/not fatal 701 N Congress Ave 1943hrs
17-11671 Overdose/not fatal 210 Park Terr 2011hrs
17-11672 Overdose/not fatal 600 E Woolbright Rd 2011hrs
17-11640 Strong Arm Robbery 524 E Gateway Blvd 1716hrs
Officers responded to the above business in reference to the report of a strong arm robbery. Investigation revealed that two subjects who are known to each other were fighting over a cell phone. Refusal to prosecute completed
17-11682 Cat Burglary Crossings Cir 2046hrs
Officers responded to the above address in reference to a burglary. The resident reported an unknown b/m entered the residence from the unlocked front door. The suspect was described as a middle aged b/m wearing a white t shirt. The suspect fled on a black bike when the victim startled the suspect.
17-11697 Assault LEO 544 E Gateway Blvd 2337hrs
Officers originally responded to 524 East Gateway Blvd in reference to Timothy Cherry attempting to enter vehicles in the parking lot. Cherry was trespass warned by a representative of the property under 17-11689. Officers confronted Cherry fearing that he was attempting to gain entry into parked vehicles. Cherry resisted the officer who deployed his taser. Cherry was taken into custody, medically cleared and t.o.t. PBCJ.
17-11566 Narcotics Possession 100 NW 10th Avenue 1028hrs
Officers arrested Richard L. Sims for Possession of Crack Cocaine w/Intent to Sell within a 1000 Feet of a School (Poinciana Elem. School), Marijuana With Intent to Sell within 1000 Feet of a Convenient Store (Z Market), Tampering with Physical Evidence, and Possession of Marijuana Less than 20 Grams, after he was observed to be involved in a narcotics transaction. He was tot the PBCJ.
17-11602 Overdose (Non-Fatal) Gateway/Seacrest Blvd 1349hrs
Officers located a white male in a vehicle parked at the light at Gateway and Seacrest. He was found inside of a 2007 Toyota Scion (FL tag HWQ-T05) and unresponsive. BBFD provided life saving measures and were able to revive him. He was transported to Bethesda for further treatment.
17-11611 Disturbance 975 Le Grace Circle 1443hrs
Officers responded to a report of a large gathering of 50+ young people at this location. It was alleged that shots were fired in the area by one of the partygoers. Officers shut the gathering down and no injuries were reported by anyone involved. Officers remained on scene at the time of this briefing.
17-11614 Overdose (Non-Fatal) 2728 N. Federal Hwy 1453hrs
A w/m was found to be unconscious from an overdose in the bathroom of the Dunkin Donuts at this address.Life saving measures were provided by BBFR and he was transported to Bethesda for additional treatment.

Coffee with a Cop

Join us for coffee and conversation, March 14, from 8 a.m. - 10 a.m. at McDonald's, 1799 N. Congress Ave.

Boynton Briefing - March 1, 2017

17011406 1651 hours Fleeing and Eluding 1000 S Seacrest
Officers initiated a traffic stop on Chevy Camaro, white in color (no registration tag) for reckless driving. The vehicle failed to yield and continued its’ disregard for public safety. Officers terminated their efforts and the vehicle was last observed traveling west on Woolbright Rd. towards I-95.
17011445 1953 hours Battery LEO x 2 / Resisting 505 N Broughton Square
Officers responded in reference to a drunk pedestrian. Upon arrival contact was made with w/f Stephanie Front dob 10/21/1988. Front was extremely intoxicated and immediately became confrontational and did strike the investigating officer in the lower leg. Upon being placed under arrest she continued to violently resist officers and was able to bite an officer on the right forearm (causing injury). Defensive force was utilized to gain control. She was medically cleared and later lodged at PBCJ.
17011479 2249 hours Overdose (Non-fatal) 108 SW 4th Ave
Officers arrived and found w/m unresponsive and barely breathing from an apparent heroin overdose. Officers did administer life saving measures and did administer Narcan. He gained consciousness and was later transported to Bethesda for further treatment.
17-011307 0555 hours Stolen Vehicle 1005 Asbury Way
Victim stated that unknown suspects stole her black 2016 Nissan Altima bearing FL tag GTJW82, VIN # is 1N4AL3AP6GC189521. Vehicle was entered into FCIC/NCIC.
17-011353 1048 hours Burglary Auto 1610 S. Congress Ave (Marathon).
Victim reported that unknown suspects entered her vehicle she pumping gas and took her purse containing money, keys and credit cards. Business was not able to retrieve video of the incident.
17-011359 1127 hours Burglary Residence Grove Park Circle.
Officers responded to the above address in reference to an alarm. Upon arrival officers located a open rear sliding door and upon entry discovered the house had been ransacked. The owner responded and determined approximately $7,000 in jewelry had been taken.
17-011370 1251 hours Strong Arm Robbery 1610 S. Congress Ave (McDonalds).
Victim reported that an unknown black male suspect reached into his parked vehicle, grabbed his arm and ripped his phone from his grasp. The suspect was described as a black male 5’10” 150 pounds in his 20’s. The suspect vehicle was described as a silver in color Honda Accord bearing FL tag E48-7PD. The phone was valued at $750.

Boynton Briefing - Feb. 24-27, 2017

17-011051 0329 hours Attempted Burglary Business 1050 W. Gateway Blvd #101 (Pharmacy)
Units responded to the above location in reference to a burglary in progress. Investigation revealed W/M Chad E. Smith was attempting to break in to the My Community Pharmacy by throwing a steal patio chair against the glass door multiple times. He was subsequently stopped by Officer Kurt Daily and positively identified via show up by the witness who called in the incident. Photos were taken of the shattered glass door and DNA (suspect’s blood) was also procured from the crime scene by road patrol personnel. Smith was ultimately tot PBCJ.
17-011005 2205 hours Poss. Of Heroin/Warrant Arrest 421 NE 13th Ave, Palmetto Greens Park .
While on patrol in the above area, Officer Whitefield made contact with w/m Michael Hutchins who was inside the park after hours. Hutchins was subsequently arrested for COV 16-45. Post arrest Hutchins was found to have multiple burglary warrants and an FTA warrant, all out of Palm Beach County. Search incident to arrest also yielded .1 grams of Heroin. Hutchins was processed and tot PBCJ.
During the course of the shift multiple units conducted a saturation patrol on Old Boynton road which yielded 19 total citations and numerous traffic contacts.
17-10723 Obstruction/RA 208 S Seacrest Blvd 1531hrs
Multiple officers and supervisors responded to a disturbance at the Library. Two juveniles were arrested. Senior library staff notified. Both juveniles were released to parents. There were no injuries or property damage.
17-10755 OD/not fatal 706 SW 1st Ct 1848hrs
Officers responded to the report of male not breathing. Officers located male who had overdosed. BBFD responded and treated him.
17-10802 Narcotics Arrest 8121 Lawrence Road 2224hrs
Officers were conducting proactive patrols in Knollwood Park in reference recent complaints of drug activity in the park. Tristan Little was arrested for possession of marijuana <20gr.
17-10827 OD/not fatal 3000 N Congress Ave 0102hrs
Officers responded to the report of a subject overdosing. Male was transported by BBFD to JFK and is expected to survive.
17-0010668 1127hrs Robbery w/ Firearm 1213 NW 4th St
The “alleged” victim stated that he was at the Cherry Hill Mini Mart to purchase cigarettes even though he resides in Lantana where there are several stores that sell cigarettes. He stated that after he purchased cigarettes an “unknown” subject waved to him and he stopped. The subject then pointed a handgun at the “victim” and entered the passenger seat and told him to call three numbers, then stole his I Phone, cash, identification, etc. Even though he stated that he was robbed at gunpoint, the “victim” became uncooperative.
17-0010714 1443hrs Suspicious Incident/ Fail to Stop 1000 N. Federal Hwy.
Units responded to a possible road rage type incident possibly involving a firearm. The suspect vehicle was described as a black Ford Mustang which was located in the 100 block of NE 10th Ave. An Officer pulled in behind the car, however, it backed towards the Officer who was forced to move his vehicle to avoid a collision. The Mustang then fled the area and entered I95 southbound. Due to the reckless driving displayed all attempts to stop the car were discontinued. Tag information (temp tag) was incorrect.
17-10498 Shots Fired 532 NE 16th Ave 2028hrs
Officers responded to multiple reports of 30-50 shots fired. Evidence of a possible projectile passing through a window at the above residence was found. No projectile or shell casings were located.
Traffic Enforcement in the Mission Hill/Chapel Hill area resulted in multiple traffic stops.
17-0010343 1011hrs Motor Vehicle Theft 1053 Quantum Lakes Blvd.
Victim stated that unknown suspect(s) stole their 2013 Honda CBR 600RR, bearing Mo tag CZ3VW, which was parked in the parking lot.
17-0010359 1042hrs Overdose (Non-Fatal) 500 Block NW 8th Ave.
A male subject was located at the above location in his vehicle exhibiting signs of drug overdose, he was revived and transported to Bethesda Hospital by BBFR. Vehicle towed by Blakes.
Assisted Detective Bureau with multiple Sex Offender checks.
17-010262 2329 hours 612 NE 2nd St. Simple Battery, Affray, Resisting W/out Violence
Sgt. Jean observed Gethro Noel and Audens LaRose fighting with a large crowd of people gathering. Sgt. Jean deployed his Taser on Noel, who was then taken into custody. Noel was medically cleared at BMH. Noel and LaRose both signed a refusal form for the simple battery. Both were charged with Affray and Noel was also charged with Resisting W/out Violence.

Boynton Briefing - Feb. 17-21, 2017

17-009553 1736 hours Poss. Of Contraband/Warrant Arrest/False Name 100 E. MLK
Officers conducted extra patrol at 100 blk NE 10th Ave and made contact with Daniel Thompson was found to have an active PBSO warrant along with being in possession of heroin capsule. TOT PBCJ.
17-009596 2304 hours Robbery w/ Firearm (delayed) 916 NW 4th Street
Victim arrived at the BBPD lobby stating an unknown black male arrived at the residence looking for property that was left in a roommate’s room. The unknown subject was allowed to look inside the residence in which time the subject brandished a handgun and took two cellular phones.
17-009592 2250 hours Poss. Of Heroin/Poss of Contr. Substance 1200 nw 1st Street
Officers responded to 1200 NW 1st Street reference a suspicious vehicle and found Daniel Young in Poss. Of Heroin and Schedule IV Controlled Substance (Lorazepam). TOT PBCJ.
17-9423 Burglary Vehicle 93 Meadows Park Lane 0800hrs
Victim reported that unknown subject(s) stole a Stihl Magnum backpack leaf blower valued at approximately $600 from the bed of his white 1994 Chevrolet Silverado with FL tag VCH113, and a Shindaiwa LE242 edger valued at approximately $400 from the side of his trailer with FL tag VCG272.
17-9458 Carjacking 1919 North Seacrest Blvd 1031hrs
Victim reported that a black female whom he knows as "Mooka" took his brown 2010 Hyundai Sonata (bearing FL tag Y27HDA). An area check for the missing car was negative. The vehicle was entered into F/NCIC as stole.
17-009365 1935 hours 409 W. Boynton Beach Blvd. Suspicious Incident/Shots Fired
17-009392 2225 hours 217 N. Federal Hwy. Resisting Officers w/out Violence
Anonymous reports of on-going drug sales in the parking lot near the dumpster. As officers made contact with a black male smoking crack in the parking lot, the unknown male mounted his mountain style bicycle and began to ride away ignoring the Officers orders. As Officer Strong pursed the male, he fell from the bike at which time Officer Strong deployed her Taser. The male was struck with only one probe of the Taser and had no effect on him. A foot pursuit ensued, the male eluded capture last seen northbound on NE 3rd Street.
17-009385 2243 hours 501 S. Seacrest Blvd. Suspicious Incident/Shots Fired
17-9312 Armed Robbery/ CCF Arrest 1213 NW 4th St 1348hrs
Officers responded to an armed robbery at the parking lot Cherry Hill Market. Officers made contact with a subject matching the physical and clothing descriptions of one of the suspects involved. Officers located a handgun concealed in the subject’s waistband. The subject did not possess a Concealed Firearms Permit. A show-up of the subject was conducted with the victim and the subject was identified as one of the parties involved but not the one who committed the actual armed robbery. The subject b/m Eric Scruggs 02/05/97 was arrested by Officer Lauture for Carrying a Concealed Firearm. Scruggs was also discovered to be in possession of 0.9 grams of Heroin and 2.0 grams of Cocaine. Scruggs was charged accordingly, processed at BBPD, and TOT Palm Beach County Jail.
17-9322 Shots Fired 1214 NW 4th St 1521hrs
Officers responded to the area in reference to the report of shots fired. Officers canvassed the area and spoke to bystanders who advised that they heard the shots but nothing was seen. Officers were not able to locate any shells casings and/or tangible evidence of a shooting in the area. Officers checked local hospitals and advised staff to contact BBPD if any subjects come into their ER’s with gunshot wounds.
17-9155 1643 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 603 NW 1st Ave
An unconscious female was located at the above location. She was revived and transported to Bethesda Hospital for further treatment.
17-9207 2014 hours Overdose (Fatal) Via Casas De Norte
An unconscious male was located at the above address. He was transported to JFK Hospital where he was subsequently pronounced deceased. Detective Bureau and Crime Scene responded to conduct further investigation.
17-9216 2059 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 2607 S. Federal Hwy
Officers responded to the Atlantic Lodge in reference to an overdose. A semi-conscious female was transported to Bethesda Hospital in stable condition.
17-9217 2108 hours Failed to Stop Boynton Beach Blvd/Seacrest
Officers attempted a traffic stop on a silver GMC truck (FL#DPF-T70) for a suspected drug transaction. The vehicle fled the traffic stop and was last seen traveling northbound on I-95.
17-9233 2242 hours Failed to Stop Boynton Beach Blvd/Federal Hwy
Officers attempted a traffic stop on a blue Chevy Monte Carlo (FL#EAJ-U51) for a traffic violation. The vehicle fled the traffic stop and was last seen traveling northbound on I-95.
17-9248 2340 hours Shooting X 2/Homicide 1635 NE 4th Court
Officers responded to a shooting in the area of NE 16th Ave/NE 4th Court. Upon arrival, officers located a chaotic scene and a deceased male in the driveway of the residence. Another male was located on scene with a gunshot wound to his right forearm. The surviving victim was transported to Bethesda Hospital for treatment. Detective Bureau and Crime Scene responded PIO notified.
17-9042 Overdose (Non-Fatal) 905 W. Woolbright Rd 0801hrs
Officers responded to the parking lot of Racetrac where two males were reported to be in medical distress. Officers made contact with the two subjects who were unconscious and barely breathing. Officers discovered that both subjects were overdosing from the recent use of heroin based on evidence at the scene. BBFD responded and provided medical attention. Both subjects were regained consciousness and were transported to Bethesda Hospital.
17-9097 Overdose (Non-Fatal) 701 W. Boynton Beach Blvd 1311hrs
Officers responded to the parking lot of Wendy’s in reference to an overdose. Officers found male unresponsive and not breathing. Officers administered first-aid until the arrival of BBFD paramedics. Subsequent to additional medical attention provided by paramedics, the male regained consciousness. The male was then transported to Bethesda Hospital.
17-8903 Burglary Delayed Ocean Pkwy 1417hrs
Officers responded to a delayed burglary where forced entry was made to a rear window. An approximate total of $10,000 in Jewelry, Electronics, and other property were reported stolen. Crime Scene responded and processed the scene.

Boynton Briefing - Feb. 3-7, 2017

17-06929 1739hrs Burglary to Residence Quantum Lakes Dr
Contact was made with victim who stated between the hours of 1300 and 1645 today unknown suspect(s) entered her apartment and took things from within. The victim advised that one of her firearms was taken (Glock 43 serial number BAFF168), along with other various items. The firearm was entered into FCIC/NCIC as stolen.
17-06945 1839hrs Overdose (Fatal) 2400 SW 19th Ave
White male was found unconscious by his room-mate. It appeared that the subject suffered from a drug overdose. CSI and Detective Bureau responded.
17-006861 0839hrs Burglary (Vehicle) 2000 South Federal Highway
Victim reported that between 2200 hours on 02/04/2017, and 0500 hours on 02/05/2017, an unknown person burglarized her unlocked silver 2006 Audi A4. The following items were missing from the vehicle: 3 misc. gift cards ($45), AAA card ($1), Capital One credit card ($1), pocket knife ($10), two earbud sets ($10), charger ($15), underwear ($5), and $100 US currency.
17-006871 1030hrs Burglary (Compound) 410 NE 5th Avenue
Victim reported that between 02/03/17 at 1800 hours, and 02/06/17 at 0800 hours, an unknown suspect entered the compound of Beck’s Towing by cutting the chain link fence on the east side of the property. A white 1997 Honda CR80-HV dirt bike VIN (JH2HE0433VK100136) was found to be missing, and entered into F/NCIC as stolen. The damage to the fence is estimated at $1,500.
17-006886 1111hrs Larceny (City of BB Property) 2623 SE 4th Street
City of Boynton Beach (Streets) employee reported that an unknown person(s) removed two speed bump warning signs from the side of the roadway. It is unknown when the signs were stolen. Total loss is estimated at $400.
17-006808 2225 hours 140 W. Ocean Ave. Suspicious Incident/shots fired
Officers canvassed the area, no victims, no witnesses, no evidence located.
17-006834 0134 hours 112 NW 5th Ave Disorderly Intox/Resisting Arrest w/out
Officers responded due to noise complaint coming from a vehicle. Officers located Bobby Johnson III was found sitting on the trunk of his vehicle in the middle of the roadway with the stereo extremely loud. Johnson’s vehicle was causing a traffic hazard and he refused to lower the volume of the stereo. Johnson was intoxicated and refused identify himself to Officers. As Officers began to take Johnson into custody, Johnson began to resist the Officers by pulling away. Johnson was taken to the ground and handcuffed. Johnson was transported to BMH, medically cleared, and transported to Palm Beach County jail.
17-006684 06045 Overdose Non-Fatal 712 NW 3rd Street
Officers responded to 712 NW 3rd Street in reference to an overdose. W/M D was observed unconscious on the living room floor with agonal breathing. He was transported to Bethesda Hospital by BBFR and is expected to make a full recovery.
17-6489 CCF 2200 N Congress Ave 0529hrs
Sergio Rodriguez was stopped for a traffic infraction. Rodriguez was in possession of a .40 Glock 23 which he had concealed in his waistband. Sergio Rodriguez was arrested and t.o.t. PBCJ. The handgun was t.o.t. evidence.
17-6578 Fire 608 SW 3rd Ave 1408hrs
Officers responded to a structure fire and provided traffic control for FD. Officer evacuated the adjacent homes. Roadway was closed for the duration of the response.
17-6578 Traffic Crash S Federal Hwy & Turner Rd 1509hrs
Officers responded to the report of a vehicle vs. motorcyclist. The motorcycle rider sustained a broken arm. CS responded.
17-6432 1929 hours Lewd/Lascivious-Arrest
Martin Andres Martin (20 yoa) was arrested after he confessed to a sexual relationship with a 14 yoa pregnant female. He was processed and sent to the Palm Beach County Jail. See Major Case Log for more information.
17-6467 2357 hours Shots Fired 1622 NE 4th Court
Officers responded to a report of shots fired in the area. It was determined that the residence was struck 5x by a .40 cal handgun. There were no reported injuries.
Overnight auto burglaries.
17-6262 Burglary Auto 3015 SE 1st Ct
17-6270 Burglary Autox2 3020 Pine Tree Ln
17-6273 Burglary Auto 3300 S Seacrest Blvd
17-6277 Burglary Auto 770 Miner Rd
17-6285 Burglary Auto 3100 SE 1st Ct
17-006184 1939 hours Overdose (Fatal) SE 27th Ct.
Roommate reported finding victimdeceased on couch of an apparent overdose.
17-006224 21:42 hours Failed to Stop 400 NE 12th Avenue
Takeshia Rhyming was charged with fleeing and eluding, possession of crack cocaine and possession of marijuana with intent to sell within 1000 ft. of a church. Rhyming was processed and tot to PBCJ.

BBPD hosts Town Hall Meeting

The Boynton Beach Police Department has set the date for its first Town Hall Meeting of the year.
The Feb. 23 meeting at Seagate of Gulfstream is an opportunity for residents to speak directly with Chief Jeffrey S. Katz and police officers who patrol the area. The meeting will begin at 7 p.m. in the clubhouse at 2020 S. Federal Highway.
Anyone who requires an auxiliary aid or service for effective communication to participate in this meeting, should contact the City of Boynton Beach’s ADA Coordinator at 561-742-6241, (TTY) 1-800-955-8771, as soon as possible but no later than 48 hours before the scheduled event.
For more information, please call Public Information Officer Stephanie Slater at 561-742-6191 or slaters@bbfl.us.

Boynton Briefing - Feb. 2, 2017

17-005988 1610 hours Burglary Residence 1501 SW 16th Street.
Victim reported unknown suspects entered her residence by forcing open a hurricane shutter and breaking a window on the back patio. The suspects removed an Ipad, laptop, jewelry and miscellaneous currency. The burglary was believed to have taken place between 1230 and 1600 hours.
17-005980 1524 hours Robbery (Sudden Snatch) 7044 Lawrence Road (7-11).
Victim reported his cell phone was snatched from his person after he was approached by 2 black males asking for the time. The suspects were described as black males in their late teens.
17-005995 1634 hours Robbery (Sudden Snatch) 1901 N. Seacrest (Ezell Hester).
Victim reported his cell phone was snatched from his person after he agreed to sell the phone on an internet site. The suspect was described as a black male in his late teens accompanied by 2 other subjects.
17-006011 1736 hours Burglary Residence 3276 N. Seacrest Blvd.
Victim reported unknown suspects entered her residence thru a rear window. $100 was taken. The burglary was believed to have taken place between 0730 and 1630 hours.
17-006019 1939 hours Overdose (Fatal) 651 E. Woolbright Rd.
Roommate reported finding victim W/M deceased on couch of an apparent overdose.
17-005916 0836hrs Burglary Structure 1800 NE 3rd Ct
Victim/representative stated that unknown suspect(s) entered the screened enclosure to the rear of the gatehouse and stole a black grill with attached propane tank.

Neighborhood Officer Community Meeting

Join Sgt. Diehl and Officer Paramore of the Neighborhood Officer Policing Program for a community meeting at the Carolyn Sims Center on Feb. 8 at 6 p.m.

Boynton Briefing - Feb. 1, 2017

17-5845 1853 hours Strong Armed Robbery 1901 N. Seacrest Blvd
The victim reported that she met an unknown male at Ezell Hester to sell her cellular phone. The unknown suspect grabbed it from her hand and fled the area on foot. Minimal suspect information available.
17-5853 1945 hours Strong Arm Robbery 225 NW 12th Ave
One male juvenile was detained after the victim reported his cell phone was taken from his hands while at the Sims Center. Detective Bureau personnel responded and conducted an interview. No probable cause exists at this time.
17-5874 2209 hours Shots Fired/Arrest 816 NW 3rd Street
Officers responded to the area of NW 3rd Street for a report of shots fired. A witness reported that an unknown male fired three rounds from a handgun into the air while walking down the street. Officers located a subject matching the description near 545 NW 5th Ave. The male dropped a back pack containing a loaded handgun, ammunition, and a ski mask as officers approached him. He was subsequently taken into custody and charged with Felon in Possession of a Firearm/Ammunition. No injuries or damage located. He was processed and sent to JAC
17-5802 Robbery 650 N Congress Ave 1440hrs
Officers responded to the report of a strong arm robbery. A purse was taken by force from the victim.

Boynton Briefing - Jan. 27-30, 2017

17-005365 0924hrs Overdose (Non-Fatal) 458 NW 1st Avenue
Officers responded to a report of an unconscious person and located male on the floor in the bathroom. He was unresponsive. BBFR provided life saving measures to him and he regained consciousness. He was transported to Bethesda Hospital East for further treatment.
17-005337 0827hrs Road Closure (FPL) Old Boynton Rd./Renn. Comm. Blvd
Officers responded with BBFR to a transformer explosion. The westbound roadway of Old Boynton Road was closed to vehicular and foot traffic due to an extreme life hazard from live high voltage lines that came down onto the roadway and sidewalks. FPL responded with emergency response crews and made the area safe. The repair work required an extended closure of the roadway, which was facilitated by FPL and their traffic control contractor. No injuries were reported during the incident.
17-005316 2250hrs Trespassing/Possession of Marijuana 1005 N. Seacrest Blvd
B/M Fredrick, Antwron DOB 05-28-87 was placed under arrest for trespassing after he refused to vacate the property. Once placed under arrest Fredrick was found to be in possession 1.6 grams of Marijuana. Fredrick was TOT PBCJ.
17-005199 0640hrs Aggravated Battery 200 Block NE 13th Avenue
Officers responded to Delray Hospital in reference to a delayed assault. They spoke with victim who reported that she was hanging out at the 200 block of NE 13 Ave when a B/F known to her as "T" hit her in the body with a PVC pipe. This incident occurred on 1/27/17 at 1430hrs. "T" is described as a B/F in her 30's, 5"8', 150 pounds, wearing jeans shorts, and a red shirt. Despite being diagnosed with a ruptured spleen, she refused to cooperate and signed a refusal to prosecute form.
17-005239 1319hrs Burglary (Vehicle) 1775 North Congress Avenue
Victim reported that an unknown person shattered the driver’s window ($250) of her locked gray 2015 Lexus IS 250 and her took Coach purse ($300) from the front seat. The purse contained a smaller Coach purse ($250), miscellaneous credit cards, and $3000.00 in cash. Crime scene was negative, and there are no known suspects. Total loss is estimated to be $3,800.
17-004968 0552hrs Stolen Vehicle (Scooter) SW 9th Avenue
Victim reported that her 2014 Tao i was stolen by an unknown suspect between 1201 hrs to 0500 hrs on 1/27/17. The scooter was locked up in front of her residence. It appears that the suspect walked to the front of her residence and carried the Tao away, or cut the lock and wheeled it away. The Tao i was blue, with a Carolina Panther football helmet on the front fender. The Tao i was entered into FCIC/NCIC as stolen.
17-004990 0854hrs Overdose (Non-Fatal) 1499 South Federal Highway
Officers located male lying in the hallway on the 5th floor. He was semi-conscious. BBFD arrived on scene and provided treatment to him, which revived him. Several types of prescription medications were found with him. He was transported to Bethesda Hospital East for further treatment.
17-004997 0911hrs Robbery (Bank) 315 South Federal Highway
An unknown white male entered the SunTrust Bank and presented a demand letter for money to a teller. He took an undetermined amount bank funds, and then exited the bank via the west main entrance. He then entered a white pick-up truck (unknown tag #) and left the area in an unknown direction of travel. BBPD Detectives and Crime Scene responded to the scene. Suspect was described as a white male, approximately 5’6” with a thin build. He was wearing a black hooded sweatshirt, dark pants, and a black/white hat.
17-004997 0922hrs Burglary (Vehicle) 2180 NE 1st Lane
Victim reported that an unknown subject burglarized his locked Red 2017 Toyota Rav4 (FL tag EEDY85). He attempted to clean his vehicle when he noticed his wallet containing his FLDL, green card, Social Security card, Chase bank debit card and $85 missing from his center console.
17-005042 1415hrs Overdose (Non-Fatal) 1709 Belmont Place
Officers responded to a reported overdose and located a semi-conscious, 26 year old male. BBFD arrived on scene and provided treatment which revived him. The male was transported to Bethesda Hospital East for further treatment.
17-004902 2012 hours 1901 N. Seacrest Blvd. Strong Arm Robbery
Victim listed his IPhone 7 on Offer Up. Met with a black males 17 to 18 y.o.a, tall, wearing a red shirt. Black male snatched the phone from him and ran into the basketball court. He gave chase and was then “jumped” by two additional black males who grabbed him around the neck. The black males then stole his IPhone 6S from his person. He was not injured, declining medical attention.
17-004907 2030 hours 1901 N. Seacrest Blvd. Strong Arm Robbery
Victim listed his gold IPhone 6. He was contacted by someone by the name “Willie” (young black male, approximately 17 years of age, 5’08", wearing grey sweat pants and a grey hoodie). He met with “Willie” who snatched the phone and took off running south through the complex. He was not injured during this robbery.
17-004918 2126 hours 1901 N. Seacrest Blvd. Grand Theft
Victim listed his IPhone 6S on Offer Up. He with B/M Darius Jordan (no record found) in the parking lot. He handed Jordan the phone, who took off running through the basketball courts. Jordan is described as 6-00 tall 200 pounds wearing a white shirt and cargo pants.
17-004943 2324 hours 400 NW 10th Ave Suspicious Incident/shots fired
Officers canvassed the area, no victims, no witnesses, no evidence located.
17-004955 0120 hours 1005 N. Seacrest Blvd. Possession of Heroin with Intent to Sell
Officer Montoute-Howard made contact with Vincent Veasey Jr. on the north side of the building. Investigation revealed Veasey was in possession of 11 individual baggies of heroin. Veasey was taken into custody without incident and charged accordingly.

Boynton Briefing - Jan. 20-24, 2017

17-004265 Burglary Auto 1011 Meadows Circle 19:29 hours
Victim advised she parked her vehicle (2009 Chrysler Pt Cruiser FL tag 674XYJ) on 01/05/2017 at noon and when she returned on 01/20/2017 at approximately 1000 hours she observed the vehicle had been ransacked. Numerous items were missing from the vehicle.
17-004274 Shooting/occupied dwelling 4448 Knight Road 20:22 hours
Victim advised she was washing dishes in the kitchen when she heard a loud bang coming from the living room. Upon checking the living room she observed a hole in her ceiling and a bullet projectile on the floor. A canvass of the area revealed negative results.
17-004177 0819hrs Suspicious Incident 2600 Quantum Blvd.
Officers responded to a report of an armed robbery that had just occurred. Several juvenile suspects were detained, and two airsoft/bb guns were recovered in the area. Investigation revealed that the alleged victim was not forthright regarding the course of events, and that all involved were participating in narcotics use together when an argument occurred. A refusal to prosecute was signed.
17-003982 0421 hours AOD/ FHP (DUI Arrest) 400 W. Boynton Beach Blvd.
While enroute to roll call, Officer Lauture came upon a FHP Trooper on a traffic stop in the 400 block of West Boynton Beach Blvd. Officer Lauture made contact with the trooper and was asked by the trooper to standby while he conducted a DUI investigation on the driver. After B/M Joshua Baker DOB 03/17/90 exited the vehicle he became upset and refused to comply with the Trooper’s lawful instruction(s) and DUI exam. Baker pulled away from officers and attempted to re-enter his vehicle. Baker was arrested after a short struggle ensued with the Trooper and Officer Lauture. There were no reported injuries to any of the involved parties. Baker was TOT PBCJ by the Trooper.
17-3826 AOD FD 200 I95 0848hrs
Officers responded to the report of a 3 yr old not breathing. The child’s mother had pulled over onto the shoulder of I95 SB. Officers assisted FD and temporarily re-routed traffic around the southbound exit (Gateway Blvd) The child was stabilized and t.o.t. BMH for additional treatment and evaluation.
17-3829 Vandalism 208 S Seacrest Blvd 0913hrs
Library personnel reported that one of the impact windows in the library had been damaged.
17-003510 R/A w/o Violence 1005 N Seacrest Blvd. 18:44 hours
B/M Ashton Jamarl Millines was charged with city ordinance violation / open container and resisting arrest without violence after he was located in front of EZ mart drinking an alcoholic beverage from an open container. Millines was placed under arrest, transported to BBPD, and tot to Palm Beach County Jail.
17-003536 Susp/ Incident Shots Fired 36 Crossings Circle 20:21 hours
BBPD units responded to the area of building 22 in reference to a report of shots fired. BBPD units canvassed the area however did not locate any evidence supporting the report.
17-003543 Burglary Auto 504 E Gateway Blvd. 20:43 hours
Victim advised she parked her vehicle on the side of her residence at approximately 19:30 hours and when she returned at 20:40 hours the back window was busted out. The victim canvassed the inside of the vehicle and estimated that several cell phones, misc jewelry, and a pair of Bluetooth headphones were missing totaling $250. BBPD unit checked for possible witnesses or evidence with negative results.
17-003548 Robbery Strong Arm NW 17th Ave and NW 3rd St 21:06 hours
Victim advised he met with two subjects – one he knows by “Rawboi Tray” described as approximately 5’10”, 140 lbs in his mid 20’s wearing a grey hoodie and jeans and another black male (Unknown) 5’11”, 150 lbs, having long dreds and gold teeth in his mid 20’s wearing a black hoodie and jeans. As Tray asked the victim questions the subject having the dreds snatched the victims iphone 6 (Serial FFNRMPLVGMC) and both subjects left the area on foot.

Boynton Briefing - Jan. 19, 2017

17-003304 Suspicious Incident/Shots Fired 2240 N Federal Hwy 19:27 hours
Units responded to the area of 2240 N Federal Hwy in reference to approximately 5 rounds heard in the area west of the noted address. Units canvassed the area with negative results for evidence or victims.
17-003199 0553hrs Burglary (Business) 500 East Woolbright Road
While on scene of a CLS medical emergency officers located shattered window on the side of the Super Cuts store in this plaza. Store manager reported that an unknown suspect(s) took $13.56 in U.S. coins the cash from the register, and that the window was valued at $500. There are no known suspects. Total loss is estimated at $513.56.
17-003234 1053hrs Burglary (Vehicle) 544 East Gateway Blvd
Victim reported that a B/M only known to her as “Row” likely stole her gray Apple IPhone ($900). She was speaking with Row while cleaning out her car. After dumping some trash, she noticed Row was gone, along with her IPhone that was on the passenger seat. She did not witness Row enter her vehicle or take her cellular device. Row is described as a 5’8”, slim built, black male with a beard. He was wearing a black jacket, blue jeans, with a black cap. She was unable to provide and further pertinent information regarding Row, and an area check was negative for him. Total loss is $900.
17-003259 1448hrs Grand Larceny (Other) 270 North Congress Ave.
Bike America employee reported that at approximately 1430 hours, an unknown suspect entered the business in search of a bicycle to purchase. The suspect selected a bright orange 54cm Specialized Diverge road bicycle (serial number WSBC601090021L), valued at $1,500. Employee stated that he allowed the suspect to exit the store with the bicycle for a test ride, and he was last seen traveling southbound on S Congress Ave from the store. The suspect was a white male in his mid to late 20’s, 5’10” – 6’ tall, and 180-200 lbs. He has a shaved head, no facial hair, and brown eyes. The suspect was wearing a red shirt with black gym shorts, a black camelback backpack, and black sneakers. He also had two scars on his right arm that appeared to be from a cut or burn. The suspect had visited the store on 1/17, and test rode several bicycles in the parking lot of the business. An area search was negative for the suspect. There were no cameras inside or outside of the business. Total loss is $1,500.

Boynton Briefing - Jan. 18, 2017

17-3153 2025 hours Burglary/Arrest 1220 W. Industrial Ave
The owner of Ocean Outboards contacted police after he observed, via video camera, a truck back up to a boat inside the fenced lot and steal a 34 ft. SeaVee boat. Officers located the vehicle leaving the area and turned around to conduct a traffic stop. As they turned around, the driver accelerated through the red light at Boynton Beach Blvd and struck a passing car. The truck continued eastbound on Boynton Beach Blvd and struck another vehicle on the overpass before continuing eastbound. As officers caught up to it, the vehicle occupants bailed out of the still moving truck. Officers caught the passenger, Ernesto Gutierrez, after a foot chase. A Taser was deployed and Gutierrez was taken into custody. After an extensive search the driver was not located. None of the occupants of either vehicle struck by the fleeing truck received injuries. Detective Bureau and Crime Scene responded. Gutierrez was transported to Bethesda Hospital for medical clearance where he has since been admitted for unrelated medical problems.
17-3187 0054 hours Battery LEO/Arrest 2815 S. Seacrest Blvd
While already at Bethesda Hospital, officers were asked to remove Ryan Schwab from the Emergency Room. Schwab refused and was placed under arrest for Trespassing. While handcuffing Schwab, he began to violently resist arrest and struck an officer. He was subsequently detained and is currently at Bethesda Hospital for medical clearance prior to being sent to the Palm Beach County Jail.
17-2978 OD not fatal 2821 S Federal Hwy 0413hrs
Officers responded to the cls medical. Woman had overdosed. She recovered after treatment and declined to provide any relevant information.
17-2983 Robbery 100 NE 10th Ave 0612hrs
Officers responded to a strong-arm robbery. Victim stated that she met a recent acquaintance who owed her a sum of money. Her acquaintance disappeared. The victim went to look for the acquaintance and was relieved of her iPhone by an unknown subject armed with a bat.
17-3077 Suspicious Incident 1300 NW 4th St 1446hrs
Officers responded to the report of multiple shots fired. Officer determined that it was fireworks.

Boynton Briefing - Jan. 13-17, 2017

17-2813 0902 hrs Burglary Auto 3105 Mahogany Dr.
17-2831 1040 hrs Burglary Auto 2212 Mahogany Dr.
17-2836 1105 hrs Burglary Auto 2212 Mahogany Dr.
17-2863 1254 hrs Carjacking (Delayed) 600 NE 2nd St.
Victim delayed in reporting a vehicle stolen from him by gunpoint on January 15 at approximately 2300 hours. Victim stated he was attempting to purchase marijuana from a dealer he knows as “Tim” and the girl Tim was with, Eve (NFI). Tim became upset when victim would not drive him to another location and several unknown subjects approached. Tim was struck a number of times and a silver pistol was pointed at him as he was pulled out of a 2011 gray Buick Enclave with FL tag # 1104TL. An unknown B/M then drove away in the vehicle. Victim did have evidence of injuries. Vehicle entered FCIC/NCIC.
17-002698 1835 hours Burglary Auto (delayed) 208 N. Broughton Square.
Victim reported unknown suspects entered his vehicle and removed his sunglasses (value $105) HP laptop (value $420) and a body comprehension scale (value $1,300). The burglary was believed to have taken place within the last 48 hours.
17-002727 21:09 hours Shot Fired 100 Monterey Bay Dr
Units responded to the above address in reference to suspicious incident/shots fired. Area was canvassed for potential victims or further evidence of gun shots which yielded negative results.
17-002698 15:57 hours Burglary to Auto 208 N Broughton Square
Victim told us that sometime between 1700 hours on 1/11/17 and 1500 hours on 01/15/17 unknown suspect(s) gained entry into his 2010 white color four door Mercury bearing Fl tag 560 PSZ while it was parked at the mail boxes by the entrance of the neighborhood. Taken from vehicle were the following items: laptop, body composition scale, sunglasses.
17-002632 1037hrs Burglary Auto 650 Snug Harbor Dr.
17-002633 1038hrs Burglary Auto 650 Snug Harbor Dr.
17-002634 1040hrs Burglary Auto 650 Snug Harbor Dr.
17-002635 1056hrs Burglary Auto 646 Snug Harbor Dr.
17-002637 1055hrs Burglary Auto 650 Snug Harbor Dr.
17-002647 1159hrs Burglary Auto 641 E. Woolbright Rd.
17-002653 1238hrs Burglary Auto 641 E. Woolbright Rd.
17-002611 0753hrs Vandalism Auto 221 SE 3rd Ave #6
17-002610 0832hrs Vandalism Auto 2008 SW 18th St
17-002643 1113hrs Vandalism Auto 135 SW 3rd Ave.
17-002451 1057hrs Burglary (Vehicle) 1300 SW 35th Ave
Victim reported that his silver 2008 Hyundai (Fl Tag G111MR) was broken into by an unknown suspect who smashed the passenger side window and then took his Apple I-phone and black wallet. Inside of the wallet was an American Express Card, a Master Card, and $100.00 in cash. Total loss is $525.
17-002454 1038hrs Burglary (Vehicle) 601 North Congress Ave

17-002451 1057hrs Burglary (Vehicle) 1300 SW 35th Ave
Victim reported that his silver 2008 Hyundai (Fl Tag G111MR) was broken into by an unknown suspect who smashed the passenger side window and then took his Apple I-phone and black wallet. Inside of the wallet was an American Express Card, a Master Card, and $100.00 in cash. Total loss is $525.
17-002454 1038hrs Burglary (Vehicle) 601 North Congress Ave
Victim reported that the passenger side window of her silver 2013 Mercedes (Fl Tag 788WVB) was smashed by an unknown suspect who took her Apple I-phone 6 and wallet. Total loss is $800.
17-002458 1102hrs Burglary (Vehicle) 409 NW 1st Street
Victim reported that his unlocked white 2016 Chrysler Town and Country Van (FL tag HHSZ44) was burglarized and rummaged through by an unknown suspect. Nothing was reported missing at the time of the report. There are no known suspects. reported that the passenger side window of her silver 2013 Mercedes (Fl Tag 788WVB) was smashed by an unknown suspect who took her Apple I-phone 6 and wallet. Total loss is $800.
17-002458 1102hrs Burglary (Vehicle) 409 NW 1st Street
Victim reported that his unlocked white 2016 Chrysler Town and Country Van (FL tag HHSZ44) was burglarized and rummaged through by an unknown suspect. Nothing was reported missing at the time of the report.
17-002396 2396 hours Stolen Auto 524 E. Gateway Blvd.
Victim reported that unknown suspect stole his dark green 2000 Toyota Camry bearing FL tag Y79HCW, VIN# 2T1BR12E3YC309704. The keys were in the vehicle. Vehicle was entered into FCIC /NCIC. Approximately 20 minutes later BBPD units observed the vehicle travelling westbound in the area of 100 NE 10th Avenue. When units attempted to stop the vehicle; the driver continued southbound on Seacrest Avenue failing to stop. Units terminated efforts to stop the vehicle. Units bolo’d area and located the driver in the area of SW 4th Street running from the vehicle. Driver B/M Keller Saint Preux was charged with Fleeing and Eluding, grand theft auto; processed and tot to PBCJ.
17-0002249 0805hrs StolenVehicle 627 NE 6th Court Apt #1
Victim report that an unknown suspect took his dark green 2005 Mercury Grand Marquis (FL tag Y43HCY). Oates did not authorize any person(s) to operate his vehicle. A spare key for the vehicle had been left inside the driver’s door. The tag/decal are attached. The vehicle was entered into F/NCIC as stole.
17-002248 0837hrs Burglary (Vehicle) 620 Las Palmas Park Victim reported that an unknown subject burglarized her locked blue 2014 Ford Escape (FL tag CRP667). The contnts of the center console and glove compartment were scattered across the driver and passenger side seats. Reported missing were an Apple IPad Pro ($1,000), Toshiba laptop ($1,000), Sunovion materials ($20), pearl necklace ($20), silver earrings ($20), Omega watch ($2,000), pearl earrings ($20), Topaz ring ($20), Ray ban sunglasses ($100), 5 dollars, Target gift card ($100), and a bag of quarters ($20) missing. T
17-002257 0903hrs Traffic Crash (Serious Injuries) 2300 Block South Congress Avenue
A three vehicle crash occurred which resulted in two persons being seriously injured and then transported to the hospital as “trauma alert” patients. Traffic Homicide Investigators and BBPD Crime Scene responded to handle the case.
17-002261 0924hrs Burglary (Residence) 328 NE 13th Avenue
Victim reported that his rental duplex was vandalized and burglarized by an unknown suspect. The front windows of the residence had all been broken out, and appliances had been taken from within the residence, to include the following items; Kenmore side by side refrigerator ($1,000), G/E refrigerator ($1,000), (2) Samsung Stoves ($1,000), Samsung Microwave ($250), 2 Dryers and a washer (unknown brand) ($2,100), Miscellaneous Tools ($3,500), Broken Windows ($4,000). Total loss is estimated to be ($12,850). BBPD Crime Scene Units responded and processed the scene.

Boynton Briefing - Jan. 12, 2017

17-1937 1854 hours Shots Fired 4 Crossings Circle
Officers responded to the area in reference to 5 shots fired. The area was checked with negative results for a crime scene, witnesses, or any damage.
17-1793 Armed Robbery 300 NW 10th Ave 0600hrs
Officers responded to the report of an armed robbery. The alleged victims reported that they were robbed by two b/m’s. The victims declined to cooperate with prosecution.
17-1807 Business Burglary 3300 S Congress Ave #13 0222hrs
Officers responded to a delayed report of a business burglary. Forced entry made to the front door. Cash register was taken. Occurred at 0222hrs according to video.

Boynton Beach Police become member of national program designed to protect city’s children

It is with tremendous pride that we announce that we have met the requirements to become part of the Missing Kids Readiness Project, a program of the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children.
The project promotes best practices for responding to calls of missing, abducted and sexually exploited children. Law enforcement agencies and 911 call centers are recognized for meeting essential training and policy elements demonstrating preparedness for responding to a missing child incident.
To meet the requirements of the project, we worked with NCMEC on their missing child policy to ensure it met the critical elements of NCMEC’s model policy for law enforcement agencies. In addition, Police Chief Jeffrey S. Katz and Assistant Chief Vanessa Snow completed the Missing Children Seminar for Chief Executives at NCMEC headquarters in Alexandria, VA., and ensured all first responders and front line supervisors completed the necessary classroom and/or online training.
“Protecting the lives and safety of children in our community is our top priority,” Katz said. “Through this project, we are positioned to respond more quickly, comprehensively and effectively when a child’s life may be at stake.”
We are the fourth law enforcement agency in the state to achieve this status, the 33rd in the nation.
To learn more about the Missing Kids Readiness Project, go to: http://www.missingkids.org/MKRP.

Boynton Briefing - Jan. 6-9, 2017

17-001437 2019 hours 1000 N Seacrest Blvd. Poss of Controlled Substance/COV/Resisting
Eric Pinkney 6.25.90 was located in Heritage Park. Pinkney was arrested after a brief struggle with Officers. Pinkney was found to be in possession of .8 grams of Heroin and .9 grams of Cocaine. Additionally, BBPD records check revealed Pinkney had an active warrant out of Palm Beach County for FTA-Fleeing and Eluding (PBSO #16009603 / Warrant #16009603CFAXX with no bond.
17-1332 Burglary Auto 1300 SW 35th Ave
17-1336 Burglary Auto 18 Southern Cross Cir 108
17-1343 Burglary Auto 317 SE 34th Ave
17-1344 Burglary Auto 354 Lake Monterrey Cir
17-1350 Burglary Auto 344 Lake Monterrey Cir
17-1353 Burglary Auto 1660 Stonehaven Dr
17-1362 Burglary Auto 208 N Braughton Sq
17-1365 Burglary Auto 14 Southern Cross Cir
17-1223 1537 hours Child Neglect/Arrest 2815 S. Seacrest Blvd
Amanda Warren was arrested for Child Neglect after officers responded to Bethesda Hospital in reference to an 11 month old male that tested positive for Opiates & Amphetamines. Detective Bureau responded along with DCF. See Major Case Log for more information.
17-1232 1650 hours Shots Fired NE 15th Ave/NE 4th Court
Officers responded to the area in reference to 10 shots fired. The area was checked with negative results for a crime scene, witnesses, or any damage.
17-1281 2137 hours Aggravated Assault/Arrest 2311 NE 4th Street
Charles Abrego was arrested after he threatened his sister and her boyfriend with a 12-inch knife and a baseball bat. He was processed and sent to the Palm Beach County Jail.
17-1022 1742 hours Strong Arm Robbery 1634 S. Federal Hwy
Officers made contact with the victim of a robbery at Walgreen’s. The victim advised that three female acquaintances attacked her and took approximately $55 worth of her property. The victim sustained cuts, scrapes, bruises, and a bite mark. The investigation is on-going.
17-1023 1746 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 2403 S. Federal Hwy
An unconscious male was located in the bathroom of the Sunoco station. He was transported to Bethesda Hospital and treated for the overdose. He was subsequently arrested for a warrant and transported to the Palm Beach County Jail.
17-1109 0049 hours Pursuit/Arrest 300 NE 16th Avenue
Officers located a white Hyundai Sonata that matched a BBPD Car Jacking BOLO from January 4, 2017. The vehicle initially stopped and then immediately accelerated away from the traffic stop. A pursuit was initiated and the vehicle made several evasive maneuvers before crashing into a tree at the intersection of N. Palm/Ocean Pkwy. The driver attempted to flee on foot but was apprehended after a short foot pursuit. Checks on the vehicle revealed that it was reported stolen from PBSO jurisdiction on December 26, 2016. No injuries or damage to any city property.
17-944 Fail to Stop 3500 S Congress Ave 1036hrs
Officers responded to the report of a reckless driver on a scooter. The driver/vehicle was located and a traffic stop initiated. The driver failed to yield and the attempt to stop was terminated. Driver was subsequently located and arrested. See 17-946.
17-917 Burglary Auto/Firearm Theft 670 South Rd 0738hrs
Officers responded to the above address in reference to a burglary auto where a S&W XD 9mm handgun was taken. CS responded.
17-931 Suspicious Incident/Stolen Vehicle Recovery 36 Crossings Cir 0934hrs
Officers responded to the report of a disturbance where it was alleged that two individuals were fighting and one party was ramming the others vehicle with their own. Upon officers arrival both vehicles were found to be reported stolen. A silver Honda (FL 283TTT) fled the scene and refused to yield. The attempt to stop it was terminated. A stolen gold Toyota was recovered and towed.
17-944 Fail to Stop 3500 S Congress Ave 1036hrs
Officers responded to the report of a reckless driver on a scooter. The driver/vehicle was located and a traffic stop initiated. The driver failed to yield and the attempt to stop was terminated. Driver was subsequently located and arrested.
17-946 Auto Theft/Resist by Flight Arrest 135 SW 10th Ave 1051hrs
Officers were in the area of 200 SW 10th Avenue in reference to 17-944. The as yet unreported stolen vehicle (2016 Ford Explorer) was seen driving west on SW10th Ave with a mattress hanging out of the rear hatch. Communications dispatched the call and confirmed the vehicle description. The vehicle and suspect (bmj) were located at 900 SW 4th Street. The suspect bailed out of the stolen vehicle. A description of the suspect (matched 17-944) was given and a perimeter established. The subject emerged from the perimeter at 900 SW 3rd Street wearing different clothing with no backpack. The suspect reentered the perimeter and reemerged 402 SW 8th Ave and was apprehended. The backpack was recovered with the white clothing the suspect was originally wearing. The officer’s investigation revealed that the suspect had abandoned the scooter and stolen the Ford. During the suspects’ flight he had fallen into a pool at 420 SW 8th Ave and changed into clothing from his backpack. Suspect t.o.t. JAC. Exemplary job by A3.4 & Communications on the perimeter.

Boynton Briefing - Jan. 4, 2017

17-451 1517 hours Burglary/Auto (Arrest) 240 NE 12th Avenue
Tomas Collier was arrested for Burglary/Auto after an investigation revealed that he broke the window on the victim’s vehicle and entered it without permission. He was processed and sent to the Palm Beach County Jail.
17-518 2054 hours Robbery/Armed (Person) 1005 W. Gateway Blvd
Officers responded to a robbery in the parking lot of Publix. The victim advised that he went to Publix to sell his I-Phone at a safe location. While waiting, one of the suspects grabbed his phone and ran to a waiting vehicle. When the victim chased after the suspect, he managed to get into the open door of the suspect vehicle. As he did, one of the suspects pointed an unknown type handgun at him and the vehicle then fled the area. Detective Bureau personnel responded and the investigation is on-going.
17-533 2206 hoursPursuit/Arrest Gateway/I-95
PTO Herny and his OIT located a vehicle matching the description from the above armed robbery (#17-518). The vehicle was reported stolen from Coral Springs earlier in the day. When the vehicle failed to stop, a pursuit was initiated. The pursuit continued on I-95 until the vehicle exited on Indiantown Road where it was stop-sticked by Jupiter PD. A high-risk stop was initiated and all four JUVENILE suspects were taken into custody without incident.
17-536 2247 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 3310 Loren Road
An unconscious male was located near the above address. He was transported to Bethesda Hospital in stable condition.

Boynton Briefing - Dec. 31, 2016 - Jan. 3, 2017

17-000333 2313 hours 128 NE 10th Ave. Poss. of Heroin/DUI Crash/ Felony Warrant
Officers responded to a crash (vehicle vs. building). Front passenger Jerome Inman was found to be in possession of a plastic bag containing 3 capsules of heroin. Additionally, Inman had an active felony warrant for Grand Theft out of PSL. Inman was processed and transported to PBSO main jail. Officer Berben completed the crash and DUI investigation, where he determined that the driver Lizzette Newman was impaired. Newman was taken into custody and processed at the PBSO B.A.T. facility.
17-000206 0853hrs Stolen Auto 4475 N. Ocean Blvd. (ST. ANDREWS CLUB DORNOCH)
2013 Black Toyota 4Runner bearing PA tag# HCW5349 taken from the club house sometime between 01-01-17 at approximately 2130hrs and today at approximately 0830hrs.The owner has the keys to the vehicle in his possession. Security camera shows the vehicle speeding out of the community and running the stop sign, but was unable to capture anything further.
17-000087 R/A without Violence 2401 NW 1st Street 16:01 hours
Units responded to 2501 NW 1st Street in reference to a general disturbance. Officers attempted to make contact with W/M Cesar E. James (DOB 11/25/90) who was using his fists to strike the back window of a parked vehicle. James then approached officers in an aggressive manner while failing to comply with officers commands; at which time Officer Worrell deployed her taser. James was subsequently taken into custody. Transported to BMH for medical clearance and Tot to PBCJ. SIR in progress.
17-000100 Burglary Residence Delayed 250 N. Palm Dr. 17:25 hours
Victim told police she secured her residence sometime in the evening hours of 12/31/2016; when she returned on 1/1/2017 unknown subject(s) entered the residence and absconded with a kitchen sink, countertop, screen door and screen enclosures. In addition to the stolen items, several windows were damaged making it impossible to identify where the subject(s) made entry inside the residence.
17-000141 Suspicious incident/shots fired 1901 N. Seacrest Blvd 21:12 hours
Units responded to the area in reference to shots fired. Prior to arrival units heard several shots fired in the area. While units bolo’d the area numerous gunshots were heard in the area of 400 NW17th Avenue. Once units arrived in the area the shooting ceased. Units canvassed the area for casings and evidence with negative results.
17-000048 0757hrs Motor Vehicle Theft 2620 NE 1st Ct.
Victim stated that unknown suspect(s) stole his 2013 Ford Edge bearing Quebec tag Y55DEH sometime between 0100hrs and 0745hrs this date.
17-000060 1039hrs Lewd and Lascivious 14 Southern Cross Cir #103
Two victims stated that they observed a black male outside their window at approximately 0200hrs. Upon closer look they advised that the male was masturbating while looking at them through the window. Subject fled the area. Victims waited several hours to notify BBPD.
16-072240 2029 hours Loitering and Prowling 7002 Dreyden Court
Witness reported seeing a black male in the gated courtyard of the victim’s home. Witness followed suspect until he was detained by officers. Suspect was identified as B/M Sergil, Evins (12-01-83). The gate of the residence appeared to be smashed in. Victim is currently overseas. Sergil was charged with Loitering and Prowling and TOT PBCJ.
17-000010 0044 hours Aggravated Assault (Firearm) 409 NW 7th Ct.
Multiple victims reported that W/M Robert Fishman (01-16-87) approached their party and then threatened them with a Glock handgun. Fishman who was clearly intoxicated stated that he was looking for trouble and was returning to the residence when officers intercepted him. Fishman was charged with multiple counts of Aggravated Assault and TOT PBCJ.
16-072168 1248hrs Possession of Methamphetamine 500 W. Woolbright Rd.
While investigating a vehicle crash it was determined that one of the subjects was in possession of methamphetamine. The subject, Sheri Shaver, was arrested and processed at BBPD. While testing the narcotics, Ofc. Mastro received a small laceration on his hand when the glass from the test ampule penetrated the test pouch. BBFR responded and treated the injury, SIR completed.
16-070219 1553hrs Traffic Crash/DUI 4770 N. Congress Ave
Officers responded to a traffic crash and while conducting the investigation, it appeared one of the driver’s Randall Brock (D.O.B. 09-09-57) involved may be under the influence of a controlled substance. A DUI investigation was conducted which resulted in Brock being placed under arrest for DUI. Brock was TOT PBCJ. ­­

Boynton Briefing - Dec. 21, 2016

16-070437 1928 hours 136 Citrus park Cir. Burglary to Auto/Grand Theft Firearm
Victim reported his H&K 40 cal. semi-automatic handgun was stolen from the glovebox of his 2016 Dodge Charger. Entry was gained through the unlocked doors between the dates of 12.14.16 and 12.16.16.
16-070449 2058 hours Valerio 1601 S. Federal Hwy CLS Non-fatal
Victim was found unresponsive due to a heroin overdose. The victim was treated by BBFR and then transported to Bethesda where he is expected to make a full recovery.
16-070227 2126 hours 2303 South Federal Highway #7 CLS Non-fatal
The victims (1 male and 1 female) were found in a vehicle unresponsive due to a heroin overdose. BBPD Officers arrived and administered two doses of EVZIO (naloxone HCI injection) Auto-Injector to the female and one dose of EVZIO (naloxone HCI injection) Auto-Injector to the male. Victims were treated by BBFR and then transported to Bethesda where they are expected to make a full recovery.
16-70347 1324 hrs Stolen Vehicle 900 Via Lugano Cir.
A blue 2011 Hyundai Sonata with NJ tag # J63GWK, was reported stolen sometime between 2200 hours last night and 1320 hours this afternoon. Entered FCIC/NCIC.

Funeral arrangements for Officer Crowder

The funeral arrangements for Officer Joseph Crowder have been finalized.
The public viewing will be from 6 p.m. – 8 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 22 at St. John’s Missionary Baptist Church, 900 N. Seacrest Blvd., Boynton Beach, FL 33435.
The funeral will be at 10 a.m. on Friday, Dec. 23 at St. John’s Missionary Baptist Church.
***The Boynton Beach Police Department will be holding a memorial service for Officer Crowder on January 5, 2017 at 2 p.m. at Christ Fellowship Church, 801 N. Congress Ave., Boynton Beach, FL 33426. The public is invited and encouraged to attend. Further details about this ceremony will be released as it gets closer to the event date.***
Thank you for all the heartfelt calls, texts, emails and social media messages. You are raising our spirits during this tremendously difficult time.
#BBPD792

Boynton Beach Police looking for drunk drivers

Drive sober or get pulled over.
That’s the message Boynton Beach police are sending this holiday season as part of a special year-end enforcement mobilization.
Beginning tomorrow and continuing into the New Year, officers will be watching closely for anyone who is driving impaired.
“We want to keep our roads safe for holiday travelers, so we will have zero tolerance for drunk driving,” Traffic Officer Dennis Castro said. “If you choose to drive impaired, not only will you risk your safety, and that of others, but you will also face the legal consequences.”
Data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) shows that any decision to drive while impaired can have serious and even deadly consequences. Nationally in 2015, 35,092 people were killed in motor vehicle traffic crashes, and 29 percent (10,265) died in crashes where the driver had a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) over the limit of .08.
From 2011-2015, 14,034 people lost their lives in motor vehicle traffic crashes during the month of December, and twenty-eight percent (3,983) died in a crash that involved a driver with a BAC of .08 or higher.
Follow these trips to stay safe on the road this holiday season:
● Plan ahead – if you’re going to drink, designate a sober driver ahead of time.
● If you become intoxicated, call a taxi, phone a sober friend or try NHTSA’s SaferRide mobile app.
● If someone you know has been drinking, do not let that person get behind the wheel. Take their keys, take them home, or help them arrange a safe way home.
● If you see an impaired driver on the road, contact your local law enforcement. Your actions could help save someone’s life.

Boynton Briefing - Dec. 9-12, 2016

16068846 2033 hours Failure to Yield / Eluding 1005 N Seacrest
Officers responded in reference to a report of a silver Chevy truck having just been stolen from EZ mart. OFC Williams observed a vehicle matching the description in the 500 block of W Boynton Beach Blvd. He was able to maneuver behind the automobile and obtain the registration, FL tag# 7510IP, which was already reported stolen out of PBSO. Upon initiating a traffic stop, the vehicle fled and was last observed traveling south on I-95 at a high rate of speed.
16068872 2259 hours Failure to Yield / Eluding 1300 block N Congress Ave
OFC Malley observed a black Chevy SUV, no registration tag, operating recklessly and at a high rate of speed. A traffic stop was initiated; however, the vehicle fled and was last observed traveling south on I-95 at a high rate of speed.
Multiple intersections had malfunctioning traffic lights throughout the shift due to the inclement weather.
16-68740 Burglary Auto 622 NW 1st Ave 0708hrs
16-68759 Burglary Auto 848 NW 1st Ave 1006hrs
16-68746 OD (not fatal) 161 NW 14 Ct 0819hrs
Officers responded to the report of a w/m down on the street. A w/m was located at the above address and appeared to have overdosed. BBFD responded, treated and transported the w/m to BMH.
16-68771 Fail to Stop 400 E BB Blvd 1315hrs
Officer Crowder located a stolen (lojack) vehicle 2016 Toyota Highlander FL HLMN84. The driver failed to yield and was last seen entering I95 NB.
16-068682 2111 hours 322 SW 8th Ave CLS-nonfatal overdose
Victim was found on the patio, unresponsive due to a heroin overdose. The victim was treated by BBFR and then transported to Bethesda where he is expected to make a full recovery.
16-068683 2119 hours 308 Lake Monterey Circle CLS-nonfatal overdose
Victim was found unresponsive due to a heroin overdose. The victim was treated by BBFR and then transported to Bethesda where he is expected to make a full recovery.
16-068687 2221 hours P/lot of 501 SE 18th Ave. CLS-nonfatal overdose
Victim was found unresponsive due to a heroin overdose. The victim was treated by BBFR and then transported to Bethesda where he is expected to make a full recovery.
16-068699 2343 hours 1051 SW 25th Ave. Burglary, BatteryX2
W/F called from the bedroom closet requesting police, whispering that unknown males punched her in the face, which knocked her to the ground. Both suspects were screaming at her, telling her to “give it up”. W/M (owner) told to the suspects, “leave her out of it”. He also suffered multiple facial and head injuries, which he refused medical treatment. He refused all police assistance, signing a refusal form. There were no witnesses found.
16-68569 Abuse of 911 300 N Congress Ave 0954hrs
BBFD and BBPD responded to the report of a traumatic amputation at 2022 SW Golf Ln. Multiple units responded it was determined to be a false call perpetrated by the same subject who had previously made 7 other false calls. Communications provided good background information that led to officers locating the suspect. DB responded and the b/m/j was subsequently arrested. Exemplary job by all involved.
16068490 2034 hours Overdose (Non-fatal) 1331 S Federal Hwy 207
Officers arrived and found w/f unconscious and barely breathing from a heroin overdose. Officers administered Narcan and revived her until the arrival of EMS. She was later transported to Bethesda.
16068511 0008 hours Overdose(Non-fatal) 7 Weedon Lane
Officers and EMS arrived and found w/m unconscious and barely breathing from a heroin overdose. Narcan was administered and revived him. He was later transported to JFK.
16068520 0226 hours Cat Burglary / Home Invasion Jonathan’s Way
Officers responded in reference to a delayed burglary. Investigation at the scene yielded that the victim returned home and encountered two unknown Hispanic males in her kitchen. One brandished a handgun and told her to be quiet and that they were leaving. They were last seen driving away in light green compact vehicle. Two roommates were upstairs sleeping and were unaware of the suspect’s presence inside the home. Investigation is progress as of this writing. Detective Bureau notified. CSI responded.
16-68372 AOD FD 1530 W BB Blvd 0942hrs
Officers responded to the report of a suspicious incident at USPS. A letter carrier reported medical distress after coming in contact with an unknown white powder. The Post Office was evacuated and BBFD, BRFD & DBFD special operations responded. PD units maintained a perimeter while FD resolved the incident. The power was tested and determined to be common table salt.

Boynton Briefing - Dec. 8, 2016

16-068115 2134hrs Failed To Stop 400 NW 4th St
Officer Worrell observed a 2013 silver in color four door Buick LaCrosse conduct a traffic infraction. Due to the infraction, Officer Worrell attempted to conduct a traffic stop on the vehicle however, the vehicle accelerated to Interstate 95 where it traveled northbound failing to stop. Officer Worrell discontinued any efforts to stop the vehicle.
16-068140 0016hrs Affray/Possession of Marijuana/R/A 1005 N. Seacrest Blvd
While conducting an extra patrol at Family Dollar, Officer B. Jones observed two B/M’s Austin, Bo and Williams, Emanuel engaged in a physical altercation. Officer B. Jones advised both parties to stop fighting however they completed ignore her lawful orders and continued their behavior which was causing a large crowd. Officer B. Jones tried to gain control of the two males but Williams lunged toward Austin therefore she utilized her Taser to gain compliance. Both parties were placed under arrest for Affray and R/A. Search incident to arrest Austin was found to have 4 grams of marijuana on him.
16-067985 0843hrs Burglary (Auto) 3520 Old Boynton Rd Forced entry (window smashed)
16-068000 0843hrs Burglary (Auto) 3520 Old Boynton Rd Unsecured vehicle
16-068018 1218hrs Burglary (Auto) Caloosa Park 1300 SW 35th Ave.
Victim observed an unknown B/M suspect break the window of their 2007 Lexus, he approached the suspect who fled the area in a stolen black Acura, Fl tag BEBY17.

Boynton Briefing - Dec. 6, 2016

16-067740 2306 hours 2925 SE 1st Court Residential Burglary/Cat Type (in progress)
Victim woke up to find a black male standing in his residence. The suspect (wearing gray shirt, dark shorts, and short hair) ran out of the house as the victim was getting up. A check of the residence, the victim noticed unknown amount of US currency and his wallet missing. A perimeter was established and K-9 search was conducted with negative results. Crime scene responded.
16-067751 0036 hours Z Mart 1005 N. Seacrest Blvd Shots Fired/Affray
As Officers arrived, a large group of people were observed fighting in the parking lot. All individuals involved in the fight departed the area. There were no witnesses, victims, suspects, or evidence located.

Boynton Briefing - Dec. 1, 2016

16-066750 1750 hours Quantum lakes Drive Residential Burglary
Victim reported that between the hours of 0600 and 1750, unknown person(s) entered their residence and stole $5,000 worth of jewelry from the master bedroom.
16-66646 0749 hrs Failed To Stop Lawrence Rd./W. Gateway Blvd.
Officer Munro attempted to stop a black motorcycle with two riders after it was observed speeding through a school zone. Officer Munro located the motorcycle in the parking lot of a gas station and activated his emergency lights, however; the operator decided to jump a curb and took off at a high rate of speed southbound in northbound lanes. Officer Munro did not attempt to follow after it. A vehicle tag could not be obtained.
16-66686 1159 hrs Stolen Auto 103 E. Boynton Beach Blvd.
A white 2016 Toyota Corolla with FL tag # I496II was reported stolen. Suspects are two black females, whom were left in the vehicle (keys in ignition) as operator went inside store.

Boynton Briefing - Nov. 30, 2016

16-066615 00:55 hours 175 SE 28th Avenue Armed Robbery
Victim advised he was hit over the head and robbed by two unknown subjects. Suspects are a B/M, light skin, and a Hispanic male, in his 20’s. Suspects took $150 from the victim before they fled the area on foot.
16066427 – 0638hrs Burglary (Auto) 6 Mayfield Drive
A black 4dr 2015 Mazda 6 (FL tag DJV-R80) was burglarized by unknown suspects. The vehicle was left unlocked in the driveway. Nothing was reported to be missing. A surveillance camera captured two suspects in the area at approximately 0313hrs. One suspect carrying a flashlight was seen walking in front of the driveway of 5 Mayfield Way. Another suspect was seen inside of the victim’s vehicle, and also had a flashlight. One suspect was wearing blue shorts, a gray T-shirt, and a dark color cap. The video will be provided to the BBPD at a later time.
16066429 – 0705hrs Stolen Vehicle (Recovered) 130 NE 12th Ave.
During a traffic stop BBPD Officers recovered a 2008 white Ford F350 (FL tag Y06FAZ) that had been reported stolen (PBSO case #16-156601). The driver, Jason David Crooks, was taken into custody without incident and placed under arrest for Grand Theft Auto. Crooks was processed at BBPD and transported to the Palm Beach County Jail. The vehicle was removed by Beck’s Towing.
16066430 – 0725hrs Burglary (Business) 1626 South Federal Hwy.
Store manager reported that an unknown suspect shattered the front door of the Causeway Coin Laundry and entered the business. Due to prior incidents, she had changed the location of the cash and buckets of quarters, to prevent thieves from finding them. This appears to have been an effective strategy, as nothing was reported to be missing from the location. The total loss reported is the broken front door glass, which is estimated at $300. Crime scene responded and took pictures of the incident.
16066488 - 1256hrs Stolen Vehicle (Scooter) 2301 SE 4th Street #10
Victim reported her motor scooter (an orange 2015 TaoTao bearing FL tag #MAJM62) stolen from her residence parking lot. The tag and decal were attached. The vehicle keys remain with Torres. A BOLO entry was completed via BBPD records.

Boynton Briefing - Nov. 29, 2016

16-066311 1551hrs Burglary to Auto 8089 Tangelo Dr
Contact was made with the victim, who advised that between 1900 hours, 11-27-16 and 0500 hours, 11-28-16 an unknown suspect(s) entered her unlocked 2012 gray Honda Odyssey, FL # BJSG83, while it was parked in the residences driveway. No property was missing.
16-066320 1617hrs Burglary to Auto 8885 Kings Dr
Contact was made with the victim, who advised that between 1900 hours, 11-27-16 and 0930 hours, 11-28-16 an unknown suspect(s) entered his unlocked 2015 white Jeep Grand Cherokee, FL # CBDH54, while it was parked in the driveway. No property was missing.
16-066345 1753hrs Burglary to Auto 805 Savanah Lakes Dr
Contact was made with the victim, who advised that between 0200 and 0630 on 11-28-16 an unknown suspect(s) entered his unlocked 2007 gray Pontiac G6, PA # GTR2801, while parked in front of his residence. There were no signs of forced entry.
16-066339 1755hrs Burglary to Auto 103 Chippewa Cir
Contact was made contact with vehicle victim advised that on Sunday, November 27, 2016 at approximately 2200 hours she parked her silver 2014 Hyundai Sonata bearing FL Tag 720PAN in the driveway of her residence unsecured (doors not locked). Upon returning to her vehicle on 11-28-16 at 0630 hours she observed her vehicle ransacked and approximately $5-$10 in miscellaneous change missing from the center console.
Overnight hours Burglary (Multiple Vehicles) 14 Southern Cross Circle
Numerous vehicles were discovered to have been burglarized in the Clipper Cove neighborhood during the overnight hours. There are no known suspects. Please see case numbers 16066181, 16066182, 16066184, 16066186, and 16066187 for further.
Overnight hours Burglary (Multiple Vehicles)1600-1700 Stonehaven Drive
Numerous vehicles were discovered to have been burglarized in the Clipper Cove neighborhood during the overnight hours. There are no known suspects. Please see case numbers 16066193, 16066202, 16066198, 16066206, 16066208, 16066210, 16066211, 16066224, and 16066254 for further.
16066278- 1352 hours Juvenile Trouble Miner Rd/Ocean Pkwy
Units responded to a 911call reporting juveniles pointing the guns at cars. Two juveniles ran from officers as they arrived in the area. The juveniles were detained by officers in the 300 block of Northeast 28th Court, where two pellet guns were recovered. Both juveniles admitted to skipping school, and to pointing the pellet guns at passing cars. Officers explained the related dangers, and the potential for a negative outcome, to both youth’s. The pellet guns were confiscated from the children, and both were released to the custody of their mother (s).
16066264- 1352 hours Child Neglect/DCF Case 309 SE 21st Avenue
A 3 year old juvenile was found walking alone in the 300 Blk of SE 21st Ave. Officer’s Jean and Adea eventually located the child’s mother at her work place, and she responded to the station. A DCF representative responded and also interviewed the mother. The child was unharmed during the incident and returned to the custody of the mother. The officer’s also identified the caregiver who was responsible for the child when the incident occurred. Charges will be forwarded to the State Attorney’s Office.

Boynton Briefing - Nov. 23-28, 2016

16-066100 1822 hours 407 NE 2nd St. Suspicious Incident/Shots Fired
2016 Mazda 3 was found alongside the roadway with multiple bullet holes in the front windshield. Investigation revealed that unknown person or person(s) fired through the back window which was shattered, striking the front dashboard and windshield. In plain view was a jar of Marijuana and a gun holster. There were no witnesses or victims located. The vehicle was towed back to BBPD and held as evidence in the event a victim was found at a later time.
16-65979 0312 hours Shooting into Occupied Dwelling 113 Meadows Cir
BBPD units responded to 113 Meadows Cir in reference to a call of shots fired. Upon arrival, Officers found (4) .380 shell casings in the parking area. One projectile went through the front door of the residence, and through two different walls. There were no injuries reported and no suspect information.
16-65944 1925 hours Suspicious Incident 3200 Old Boynton Road
Officers responded to a witness report of an armed male entering Walmart. A short time later, an unknown subject called 911 stating that he is inside Walmart, armed with two handguns, and he is going to start killing people inside the store. A perimeter was set and the store evacuated. SWAT responded and subsequently cleared the business with negative results for anyone hiding inside. The case will be referred to the Detective Bureau for further follow up.
16-65857 Burglary 1108 Mahogany Dr 1008hrs
Officers responded to the report of a burglary. Victim reported going to sleep at 0130hrs and discovered several electronic items missing this morning. Entry made via sliding door. Suspect blood evidence collected.
16-65874 Stolen Veh Recovery 2100 N. Seacrest 1220hrs
Officer Whitefield observed a traffic infraction. Before initiating a traffic stop the driver ran a stop sign and a passenger bailed from the vehicle. A records check revealed the vehicle was stolen from PBSO jurisdiction16-150716. The driver fled the traffic stop and bailed out of the vehicle after the vehicle was disabled by a light pole (in the area of 100 NE 19th Ave). The suspect was apprehended by a Good Samaritan and Officer Whitefield at the rear of the residence adjacent to the disabled vehicle. FPL responded, Suspect medically cleared t.o.t. PBCJ. SIR in progress.
16-065804 2245 hours Mall 801 N. Congress Ave. AOD BBFR
BBFR responded reference heavy smoke coming from the roof inside the food court. It was determined a wire was burning which caused minor damage. No injuries reported.
16-065812 0017 hours 2219 NE 1st Lane Burglary Residence/Cat Type
Owner/victim entered the kitchen and found an unknown white male standing near the door. The male took flight through the house. The victim’s boyfriend then chased the suspect across N. Seacrest Blvd where he lost sight of him. Units located a male who matched the description of the suspect riding a bicycle in the 2500 block of N. Seacrest. A K-9 search of the area completed, however Officers were unable to locate the suspect. The investigation continues at this time as Officers are trying to identify suspect through a photo line-up.
Burglary to Auto
16-65636 0606hrs 1047 Quantum Lakes Dr. Smashed window
16-65637 0630hrs 3316 Quantum Lakes Dr. Smashed window
16-65649 0836hrs 1019 Quantum Lakes Dr. Smashed window
16-65665 1006hrs 2977 Quantum Lakes Dr. Smashed window
16-65668 1006hrs 965 Quantum Lakes Dr. Smashed window (Gun taken) 16-65662 0935hrs 239 SE 34th Ave Vehicle unlocked
16-65664 0957hrs 736 Manatee Bay No signs of forced entry
16-65669 1041hrs 712 NE 20th LN Vehicle unlocked
16-65658 0904hrs GTA 2600 NE 1st LN #5-101
Sometime between 11-24-16 at 2100hrs and today at 0900hrs, unknown suspect took victim’s 2016 4D, Silver Honda Civic (FL/YI18R) from the driveway. Key fob was left in the cup holder.
16-065506 0132hrs L&P and Resisting arrest without violence 3441 Ocean Parkway
Officers responded to 3441 Ocean Parkway in reference to an anonymous caller stating they observed 2 B/Ms entering the backyard of the residence with bolt cutters. As Officers were establishing a perimeter Officer Roedel observed a B/M jumping fences through backyards. A track was conducted and while K9 was tracking, officers observed a H/M later identified as Anthony Hernandez concealing himself behind a pole in the backyard of 271 East Atlantic Drive. After remaining concealed in that spot for several minutes, the male finally yielded to officers commands, and exited the yard on his own accord where he was taken into custody. Hernandez was TOT PBCJ.
16065297 0442hrs Robbery (Sudden Snatching) Old Boynton Rd. and Congress
Victim stated that she was walking on Old Boynton Rd at approximately 0400hrs when a B/M subject rode up behind her on a BMX style bicycle and stole her purse from her arm. Suspect not located, delay in reporting.
Burglary Auto
16065303 1941 W. Woolbright
16065309 2161 W. Woolbright
16065313 1490 W. Gateway
16065343 638 Snug Harbor Dr.

Boynton Briefing - Nov. 18-21, 2016

16-064737 00:01 hours 1901 N. Seacrest Blvd. Criminal Mischief/Arson
Officers responded to the playground area extinguished a small fire in a garbage can and the side of a palm tree. Damage was minimal. Sir to follow.
16-064856 23:46 hours 140 W. Ocean Avenue Burglary Res Non/Force
Victim advised she left her residence at 18:00 hours and when she returned at 22:30 hours the residence had been rummaged through and numerous items (fifty inch Samsung television, Hp Notebook laptop, and a Song Play station) taken. Entry was made through an open kitchen window.
16064789- 1317 hours Burglary (Vehicle) 2651 NE 1st Court
Victim reported that an unknown person burglarized her unlocked 2005 red Jeep Cherokee bearing NJ tag YPB19L. The glove compartment and center console were opened, and the contents of each were on the driver and passenger side seats and floor. an inventory check of the vehicle revealed that nothing appeared to be missing, however she will re-check to verify that is the case.
Units conducted pro-active burglary suppression patrols in the shopping areas along the Congress and Federal Highway corridors.
16-064746 Fire (City Towing) 421 NE 7th Avenue 01:46 hours
BBPD units responded to City Towing in reference to a confirmed structure fire. BBPD units arrived on scene and assisted BBFR in traffic control. FPL notified; scene turned over to Fire Marshall.
16064589- 0728 hours Burglary (Compound) Renaissance Commons Blvd.
Foreman reported that someone entered the construction site at this address and stole a Wacken Neuson dirt compactor ($1,000), 2 generators ($1,000 total), 2 hammer drills ($300 total), 2 Dewalt drills ($500 total), 1 chipping hammer ($600), and 1 chop saw ($250). He stated the tools were all stored inside a storage container, and that the locking mechanism had been cut off. Total loss is estimated at $3,650.
16064596- 0858 hours Theft (Other) 801 N. Congress Ave.
Victim reported that a green Sunbelt wood chipper, that he had rented to complete a landscaping job at the Mall, was removed from the south parking lot of JC Penney by an unknown person. The chipper was valued at approximately $30,000. The owner of the chipper, Sunbelt Rentals in Oakland Park, FL, was made aware of the incident.
16064634- 1225 hours Burglary (Shed) 640 SE 2nd Ave. #212
Victim reported that his red tool box containing Matco brand impact sockets (8mm-24mm), a digital air gauge, miscellaneous ratchets, a star bit set size (T4-T40), was taken by an unknown person from a communal storage unit on the ground floor of this complex. The storage unit did not have a lock on the door, and is used by multiple people. Total loss is estimated to be $1,000.
Honor Flight participants were escorted along northbound I-95 through the City by members of law enforcement. Law Enforcement and Fire-Rescue personnel manned the overpasses to show their respects to these veterans, as the escort passed.
Members of the A1-2 Platoon joined Crime Prevention Unit Officers, Professional Standards Commander A/C Harris, and PIO Stephanie Slater, for a Coffee-With-a-Cop Event at the McDonald’s 1810 South Federal Highway.
16-064550 2043 hours Burglary Residence 2201 Mahogany Drive #201.
Victim stated someone entered their residence between 0900 and 2000 hours and removed a flat screen television, a laptop and jewelry. There was no forced entry and the victim suspects a former roommate who may have had a key.
16-064566 2318 hours Armed Robbery 2800 High Ridge Road (Tri-Rail).
Victim reported that seven juveniles robbed him at gunpoint. During the robbery one suspect pistol whipped him, causing injury. A perimeter was set and all seven were taken into custody as they attempted to break the perimeter. Victim positively identified the suspects the two suspects that were armed and took his belongings. Two of the suspects were apprehended by the K-9 unit and were treated at the hospital. A semi-automatic pistol was recovered from one of the suspects. Victim was transported to JFK.
The shift experienced two non-fatal overdoses at both KFC locations.
16064388- 0659 hours Burglary (Business) 1626 S. Fed Hwy
Victim reported that someone shattered the front door of The Causeway Coin Laundry and took the cash register and two buckets containing rolls of quarters.
16064467- 1439 hours Robbery (Sudden Snatch) 801 N. Congress Ave.
Victim reported that as she was looking for her vehicle in the parking lot of Macy’s, a tall white male with dirty blonde hair offered to assist her. The w/m suddenly snatched the victim’s purse, and ran to a green Nissan Maxima that had tinted windows. The suspect fled eastbound on Old Boynton Road in this car. No injuries were reported, and there are no known suspects. The loss has yet to be determined.
16-064315 1934 hours 11 NE 17th Ave Suspicious Incident/Shots fired
Officers responded to the area and were unable to locate any witnesses, suspects, victims, or evidence.
16-064350 2219 hours 413 SW 7th Ave CLS/Non-fatal Overdose
16-064364 2356 hours 3000 SE 1st Place AOD to BBFR
BBFR and Officers responded in reference to a fire. Resident was charging a Hover board on his bed when it exploded and caught the mattress on fire. The resident dragged the burning mattress through the house and outside to the rear patio. He then threw the mattress into the swimming pool to extinguish the flames. No injuries reported.
16-64159 Stolen Motorcycle 1331 S Federal Hwy
2014 black Yamaha motorcycle bearing FL 6360RT was taken from Las Ventanas overnight.
16-64225 Stolen Motorcycle 1499 S Federal Hwy
2016 silver Polaris motorcycle bearing FL MBYI14 was taken from Las Ventanas overnight.
16-64227 Overdose not fatal 1521 Stonehaven #6 1335hrs
Woman overdosed and was subsequently revived. She declined to provide any additional information.

Boynton Briefing - Nov. 17, 2016

16-064018 1605 hours 201 E. Boynton Beach Blvd. CLS/Non-fatal overdose
16-064104 2130 hours 1000 N. Seacrest Blvd A.O.D-USMS
PTO Herny observed B/M Ricky Williams crossing the roadway. USMS issued a BOLO for Williams, wanted for Federal VOP warrant (extradition to West Virginia). Williams was taken into custody without incident and transported to PBCJ.
16-064110 2156 hours Alto Road CLS-overdose
B/M was found unresponsive on the floor, due to an apparent overdose. D-Bureau and Crime Scene responded. The investigation is on-going.
16-063493 2327 hours 100 NW 10th Ave. Suspicious Incident/Shot Fired
Officers responded to the area and were unable to locate any witnesses, suspects, victims, or evidence.
16-064120 2310 hours 138 SW 2nd Ave Residential (cat-type) Burglary
Victim stated that between 2200 and 2300 hours, while sleeping an unknown person(s) entered the residence through a window and stole their 60 inch television.
16-064121 2330 hours 19 Southern Cross Cir Burglary-auto
While standing on the patio, the victim observed a black male enter her unlocked 2012 Chevrolet Cruze and remove multiple items. A search for the suspect was negative.
16-63907 Robbery 341 NE 13th Avenue 0510hrs
Victim reported that he was walking in the park when he was approached by a suspect later identified as Canson St. Fort. St. Fort asked to use the victim’s phone. The victim declined and St. Fort grabbed the phone and fled.

Boynton Briefing - Nov. 11-14, 2016

16-063493 1940 hours 900 NW 1st Street Suspicious Incident/Shot Fired
Officers responded to the area and were unable to locate any witnesses, suspects, victims, or evidence.
16-63398 Burglary 300 West Woolbright Rd 1006hrs
Officers responded to the report of a burglary the concession stand at Little League Park. The venue was closed last night at approx. 2300hrs. Entry was made via a window. Potential blood evidence collected. No significant theft.
16-063240 1642 hours 1877 W. Woolbright Road Crash/Parking Enforcement vehicle
Operator of a black Dodge Ram pickup collided with City vehicle #4660. Minor damage to both vehicles, no injuries reported. City vehicle was unoccupied at the time of the crash. SIR in progress .
16-063248 1717 hours 3652 S. Seacrest Blvd. Non-Fatal Overdose
16-063281 1917 hours 500 W. Boynton Beach Blvd. Refused to Stop
Officers attempted to stop a tan in color Chevrolet bearing Florida tag 7394QB (no record). Operator of the vehicle entered I95 and last seen traveling southbound at a high rate of speed.
16-063273 1932 hours 1491 NW 1st St. Non-Fatal Overdose
16-063306 2023 hours 1100 NW 2nd St. Refused to Stop
Officers attempted to stop a white in color Mazda 4 door sedan (N.F.I.). The operator of the vehicle failed to stop traveling south on NW 2nd St. towards SR 804, where Officers lost sight of the vehicle.
16-063305 2026 hours 2112 NE 1st Way Suspicious Incident/shots fired
Reported by Officers on scene of another call for service. Officers responded to the area, there were no suspects, witnesses, evidence located.
16-063328 2138 hours 165 N. Palm Dr. Non-Fatal Overdose
16-036330 2150 hours 333 N. Congress Ave. Non-Fatal Overdose
16-063360 0057 hours 1005 N. Seacrest Blvd. Suspicious Incident/shots fired
Officers responded to the area, there were no suspects, witnesses, evidence located.
16-63151 Disturbance 405 E Gateway Blvd 0856hrs
Officers responded to the above address in reference to a disturbance where it had been reported a firearm was involved. Investigation revealed no firearm/weapon was involved.
Officers attended CAIR Day of Dignity at Ezell Hester Center.
16-62895 0638 hrs Burglary Auto 2081 W. Woolbright Rd. #I101
16-62900 0720 hrs Burglary Auto 2424 N. Federal Hwy. #106
16-62909 0836 hrs Burglary Auto 2424 N. Federal Hwy. #108
16-62911 0847 hrs Burglary Auto 2424 N. Federal Hwy. #113
16-62923 0914 hrs Burglary Auto 2070 NW 1st St.
16-62899 0639 hrs Stolen Semi-Truck 1500 SW 8th St.
A beige Kenworth T700 semi-truck (NJ tag# AT732G), was stolen between 11/10 2000 hour and 0639 hours this morning. The trailer was disconnected by suspect prior to theft of truck.
16-62903 0740 hrs G.T.A. Arrest 121 Arthur Ct.
Officers responded to a medical call, reference four unconscious occupants inside a parked vehicle. Investigation revealed the occupants were all under the age of 15 and were sleeping within a stolen vehicle. Juvenile in the driver’s seat was arrested for G.T.A. and occupants arrested for Trespass in Conveyance. One juvenile was in possession of a bag of marijuana. A blue Toyota Corolla 4dr with FL tag # EMSQ57 was recovered.
16-062830 1934hrs Grand Theft Auto 302 W. Boynton Beach Blvd
Officers were flagged down by Miami Beach PD advising they were tracking a stolen vehicle 2015 gray Mini Cooper bearing FL tag# EACX57 taken from their city. It was advised that the suspect pulled into the Marathon gas station. Officers were able to take the suspect into custody W/M Christian DeJesus (DOB 11/28/89). DeJesus was TOT PBCJ.
16-062846 2048hrs DUI/Possession of Heroin Summit and Congress Ave
Officers responded to a reckless driver in the area of south Congress Ave, where the vehicle was striking the median. Officers were able to locate the vehicle and conducted a traffic stop. Investigation revealed that the driver W/M Taheri, Shawn DOB 08-15-87 was driving under the influence. Search incident to arrest reveled that Taheri was in possession of 4 capsules of heroin. Taheri was TOT PBCJ.

Boynton Briefing - Nov. 10, 2016

16-062664 2118 hours Armed Robbery 2893 SE 1st Place
Victim stated that 3 black males and a black female robbed him at gun and knife point. The suspects took the victim’s backpack. The victim is familiar with the suspects and can ID. The incident may have been drug related.
16-062677 2256 hours 1005 N. Seacrest Blvd (EZ Market).
Officers attempted to approach a stolen vehicle that had fled from officers earlier in the evening while it was parked at EZ Market. The vehicle suddenly maneuvered out of the parking lot and crashed into a police vehicle parked in a turn lane. The vehicle lost the front tire to the damage and continued entering I-95. The vehicle traveled north at a significantly reduced speed exiting at Hypoluxo road . The vehicle came to stop and the occupants ran from the vehicle throwing firearms on the ground. K-9 was deployed on the suspect believed to be the driver. Two of the occupants were taken into custody. Two weapons were recovered.
16-062682 0013 hours Burglary Auto 2955 Quantum Lakes Drive.
Witnessed reported seeing a black male entering neighbors unlocked vehicles. Witness described a black male in his late teens wearing a white shirt and red shorts, riding a black dirt bike. Victim could not ascertain if anything was taken.
16062506- 0831 hours Burglary (Vehicle) 202 Tybee Circle
Victim reported that someone opened all the doors to her blue 4dr Mitsubishi Outlander (Fl Tag DDY-D16) and opened numerous compartments. Nothing was taken. Crime scene processing revealed a partial latent print on the inside passenger front window. The print was lifted and placed into evidence.
16062529- 1025 hours Burglary (Vehicle) 3241 Ridge Hill Rd
Victim reported that an unknown subject burglarized her 2005 blue Nissan Sentra bearing FL tag 010PPT. She found her glove compartment open, and the contents on the passenger side floor. Nothing appeared to be missing; however shewill conduct a second inventory check, and will contact BBPD if anything is missing.
16062533- 1054 hours Burglary (Vehicle) 3251 Ridge Hill Rd
Victim reported that an unknown subject burglarized her 2006 gold Toyota Senna bearing FL tag GEPA48. She noticed her bead necklace on the passenger side floor, but remembered it was hanging on the rear view mirror when she closed the car door. Nothing appeared missing; however she will conduct a second inventory check, and will contact BBPD if anything is found to be missing.

Boynton Briefing - Nov. 4-7, 2016

16-061945 Shots Fired 425 SW 7th Avenue 22:26 hours
BBPD units responded to the ambient lit area of 425 SW 7th Avenue in reference to a report of shots fired. The complainant advised she observed a B/M no shirt, wearing jeans and blue boxer shorts walking S/B on 4th Street from inside her residence. The complainant advised the suspect was 6’0” 230-240lbs and had a black gun in his back waist band. BBPD units located a subject matching the description walking southbound on SW 4th Street just south of 7th Avenue. Subject was a B/M wearing jeans, no shirt and did have bluish in color boxer shorts protruding through the top portion of his jeans. No gun was located. Subject was Fir’d on scene.
16061850- 1039 hours Burglary (Vehicle) 6203 Mahogany Drive
Victim reported that someone broke the passenger side window of his black 2011 Nissan Versa (FL tag Y53BSS) and removed an Amazon box containing boat supplies worth $200 from within. Damage to the window was estimated at $200. Total loss estimated at $400.
16061661- 1020 hours Burglary (Vehicle) 501 Buttonwood Lane
Victim reported that she left her purse in her vehicle, a gray 2013 Jetta (FL tag 873XWH). At approximately 1000 hours she found the front passenger window of her car had been shattered by a rock, and her purse was gone. Total loss estimated at $1,200. There was another car burglary in the same area (16-061665), as well as a stolen vehicle (16-061668).
16061665- 1102 hours Burglary (Vehicle) 510 Buttonwood Lane
Victim reported that an unknown suspect shattered the front passenger window of her locked her 2009 white Honda Accord (FL tag x857ZU), with a rock. Nothing was reported to be missing from within the car. Total loss estimated at approximately $200. There was a similar auto burglary using a rock in the same area (16-061661), as well as a stolen vehicle (16-061668).
16061688- 1122 hours Theft (Vehicle) 601 Buttonwood Lane
Victim reported that his locked red 2013 four door Honda Accord Sport (FL tag CRBB13) was stolen by an unknown suspect. Two auto burglaries were also reported in the same area overnight (16-061661 and 16-061665). A 2013 black Toyota Corolla (FL tag Beck53) belonging to Mia, that was parked at the same location, had also been rummaged through (no loss reported). The Honda was entered into NCIC/FCIC as stolen.
16-061563 Poss Cocaine/Paraphernalia (Warrant Attempt Murder) 100 NW 10th Avenue 18:11 hours
While on patrol in the area of NW 10th Avenue Officer Vargas passed by the empty lot along the 100 block of NW 10th Avenue and observed a subject he knew to be Timmy Tyrone walking around the field picking up trash. Officer Vargas also knew that an active warrant for Attempted First Degree Murder with a Firearm had been issued for Tyrone. Officer Vargas with the assistance of Officer James took Tyrone into custody. Tyrone was processed at BBPD and then turned over to Palm Beach County Jail without incident.
16061462- 0635 hours Armed Robbery (Attempt) 218 NE 12th Ave.
Victim reported that an unknown black male, wearing a grey hoodie jacket and grey pants, approached him with a black pistol in hand and told him to “give it up”. He ran away and climbed onto the roof so that he could get away from the male. The suspect continued to walk toward him, but turned away. The suspect was last seen walking east bound from this residence. No loss was reported.
16061485- 1001 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 522 NE 1st Street W/F located lying unconscious in the bushes in front of this address. BBFD administered Narcan and transported her to Bethesda East for follow up treatment.
16060827- 1207 hours Auto Theft (Semi-Truck) 1601 South Congress Ave.
A Summit Van Lanes employee reported that his company semi-truck blue 2004 Columbia Freightliner Fl Tag F9184U was taken from this location by an unknown person. The driver still had the keys to the truck, but there were no signs of forced entry, such as broken glass. The truck was entered into FCIC/NCIC as stolen.

Police update process for alarm permitting

Boynton Beach Police have updated the application process for burglar, medical alert and fire operating alarms.
Individuals or businesses can download the application by visiting http://www.boynton-beach.org/departments/code_compliance/docs/city_alarm....
The completed application, along with a one-time registration fee of $30, can be returned to the Boynton Beach Police Department by mail or in person. We are located at 100 E. Boynton Beach Blvd., Boynton Beach, FL 33425.

Police searching for bank robbery suspect

Boynton Beach Police are searching for a woman who robbed a TD Bank branch on West Boynton Beach Boulevard this morning.
The woman entered the bank at 1601 W. Boynton Beach Blvd., around 8:37 a.m., and handed a teller a note demanding money. She said she was armed but no weapon was seen. She fled on foot with an undisclosed amount of cash.
She is described as a white female, approximate 50-60 years of age, wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt with the lettering W73 on the front, white shorts, beige loafers and a pink SuperBowl XLIII hat.
Anyone who recognizes the suspect is asked to call Det. Marco Villari at 561-732-8116 or Crime Stoppers of Palm Beach County at 800-458-TIPS. You can remain anonymous. Tips can also be submitted via our MyPD app and www.bbpd.org.

Boynton Briefing - Nov. 2, 2016

16-060876 1651 hours Robbery (Sudden Snatch) 1213 NW 4th Street (Cherry Hill Mart)
The victim stated that a black male in his 20’s grabbed his phone and ran. Victim described the subject as 6’2” muscular build, large nose, short hair.
16-060904 1845 hours Burglary Residence 24 Crossing Circle
Victim stated that unknown suspects entered his residence, broke down his bedroom door and stole numerous electronic items including a television and camera.
16-060946 2207 hours Burglary/Robbery (Sudden Snatch) 2051 NE 1st Way
The victim stated that a black male wearing a bandana around his face removed the screen from the kitchen window and attempted entry. When the victim went to investigate the suspect reached in and grabbed the victim’s necklace and fled the scene.
16060827- 0919 hours Auto Theft (Recovered) 569 Manatee Bay Drive
Victim reported that an unknown person took his 2016 Volvo XC60 bearing Fl tag#ALW1K from this location. The vehicle was left unsecured and had a spare key in it. As the vehicle was being entered into NCIC/FCIC, OnStar provided an updated location of it. Officers located the vehicle, however they were unable to stop it and lost visual contact. OnStar updated the vehicle location to 156 NE 17th Ct., and officers located it there unoccupied. Victim recovered his vehicle from the scene and had a personal tow truck removed it.
16060830- 1004 hours Burglary (Auto) 801 North Congress Ave.
Victim reported that an unknown person broke into his 2006 silver Ford E250 work van with FL tag ELCX84. The rear door lock was punched out. Stolen from within the van was a 90lb Harbor Freight jackhammer valued at approximately $500, and a Dewalt chipping saw valued at approximately $700. Damage to the lock was estimated at approximately $100and total loss estimated at approximately $1,300.

Boynton Briefing - Oct. 31, 2016

16-060716 Overdose Non-Fatal 1640 S Congress Avenue A 15:44 hours
W/M was located unconscious inside his vehicle. BBFR arrived on scene administered several doses of Narcan. He was resuscitated and transported to Bethesda Memorial Hospital for further treatment.
16-060717 Sex Crime 196 Orange Drive 15:44 hours
BBPD responded to the above location in reference to a suspicious incident. The victim advised he observed a naked man driving a white 4 door Toyota slowly through his neighborhood. As the subject (later identified as W/M Kurt Allen Jenkins 05-13-60) drove by the victim he gestured at the victim to look down towards his groin area where the victim observed an electronic device with wires attached to Jenkins penis. The victims advised he turned down Jenkins advances and contacted our agency. BBPD officers arrived. Jenkins was given verbal commands to which he refused to comply. Jenkins was taken to the ground and placed into custody. Jenkins was charged with Lewd and Lascivious Exhibition, Exposure of Sexual Organs and resisting an LEO without violence.
16-060719 Overdose Non-Fatal 225 NW 6th Avenue 16:03 hours
W/M was found disoriented and sweating profusely. BBFR responded and provided medical care. He was transported to Bethesda Memorial Hospital for further treatment.
16-060722 Burglary to Auto 1105 SE 2nd St 16:06 hours
Victim advised sometime between 15:00 hours and 16:00 hours unknown person(s) entered his unsecured vehicle and removed property (cash, credit cards, and license) from the center console.
16-060750 Overdose Non-Fatal 2821 S. Federal Hwy 18:46 hours W/F/Juvenile was found unresponsive/not breathing due to a heroin overdose. Officers began first aid techniques prior to BBFR arrival. BBFR administered Narcan and then transported her to Bethesda Memorial Hospital for further treatment.
16-060761 Overdose Non-Fatal 409 W. Boynton Beach Blvd 19:47 hours
W/M who overdosed earlier in the day (see16-060719) was located in the hallway of a halfway house just north of 409 W. Boynton Beach Blvd. after he overdosed on an unknown type of drug. BBFR responded to scene and during transport he became combative during transport to Bethesda Memorial Hospital. he was sedated at the hospital.
16060645- 0830 hours Burglary (Auto) 1116 Lake Terrace
Victim reported that his 2000 blue Chrysler Sebring bearing FL tag 059RFZ, was burglarized by an unknown person. He found the vehicle glove compartment open, and items scattered across the passenger side seat and floor. He conducted an inventory check of his vehicle, however nothing appeared missing.
16060650- 0857 hours Burglary (Auto) 1118 Lake Terrace
Victim reported that her purple 2010 Toyota Scion XB with FL tag 4361VH and VIN #JTLZE4FE7A1116637 was broken into by an unknown person. The front passenger window was shattered, and a bag containing Orthodontic Appliances valued at approximately $10,000 was taken.

Boynton Briefing - Oct. 27, 2016

16-059606 Burglary Res Non Force 3350 Ocean Pkwy 17:34 hours
Victim advised unknown individual(s) entered the residence sometime between 12:10 hours and 12:30 hours by using a key lost on the previous day at her son’s school. No signs of forced entry. Taken were three pairs of air Jordan sneakers, a play station, and several play station games.
16-059608 Robbery Firearm 1005 N. Seacrest Blvd 18:18 hours
Victim was approached outside of EZ Food Mart by two unknown black males asking him to purchase drugs from him. Victim advised the suspects took him back to their residence and demanded money from him. The suspects went through his pockets and took $60 from him. Both suspects then brandished black in color guns within their waistbands as they demanded more money. The victim told them he would obtain more money if they took him to a Western Union so they ordered an Uber driver to pick them up. After the victim and suspects arrived at the check cashing store located at 138 W Boynton Beach Blvd. the victim used his cell phone to contact police. BBPD units canvassed the area however did not locate the suspects or the Uber driver.
16:059532 Overdose Non-Fatal 801 N. Congress Avenue 20:29 hours
16-059655 Overdose Non-Fatal 2821 S. Federal Hwy. 23:11 hours
16-059657 Overdose Non-Fatal 309 Se 36th Ave 23:18 hours
16-059657 Failed to Stop NW13th Avenue/Nw 4th St 23:20 hours
BBPD unit observed a silver Dodge Ram Pickup (Fl tag CSLF27) with an expired reg tag travelling southbound on N Seacrest Blvd. As units attempted to stop the vehicle, the vehicle continued to drive until eventually stopping at Rainbow Food Mart. Rodney Lamar Caldwell was arrested for Fleeing and Eluding, possession of Marijuana with intent to sell. Caldwell was processed and tot to PBCJ without incident.
16059574 - 1428 hours Traffic Crash (w/ Injuries) 400 Block North Seacrest Blvd.
A two vehicle crash occurred that resulted in injuries to three persons, two of whom were triaged as trauma alert patients by BBFR. North Seacrest Blvd was closed to north and southbound traffic from Boynton Beach Blvd, north to the 500 Block. City Utilities employees provided assistance to those involved prior to the arrival of BBFD. Traffic Homicide Investigators on scene.

Boynton Briefing - Oct. 21-24

16-058390 1752 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 2821 S. Federal Hwy. #B-310 (Homing Inn).
16058886 - 1046 hours Burglary (Residence) 1670 NW 3rd Lane
An unknown black male removed a window screen reached into the home, and removed a 32” Samsung television from within. The residence was occupied by an elderly male and three children when the incident occurred, however they were in another room and did not see the incident occur. The suspect was then observed leaving the residence with the TV by a neighborhood witness. He was described as a black male, wearing a white shirt, blue shorts and glasses. He was last seen walking south on NW 3rd Lane with the TV. Crime scene was negative. The loss was valued at $100.
16058891 - 1211 hours Burglary (Auto) 444 SW 7th Court
Victim reported that an unknown person burglarized his locked 2000 black Dodge Dakota bearing FL 968PWL. The driver’s side window was shattered, and the glove compartment was left open. Items from within the glove compartment were scattered across the passenger seat. Victim reported that his insurance card is missing, and that he will update the report if necessary.
16-058759 1703 hours Strong Arm Robbery 112 SW 8th Place (Leisureville)
The victim stated that a black male in his 20’s dressed in a black hoodie and black pants assaulted her and took her credit card from her pants pocket. The suspect then entered a dark blue or black newer model Audi sedan driven by another black male and fled the scene. Lantana PD reported a similar robbery a short time later at the Publix located at Lantana Road and I-95. BOLO was sent to surrounding agencies.
16-058778 1845 hours Retail Theft 1901 N. Congress Ave. (Kohls)
B/F Kevisha Wester violently resisted officer’s attempts to take her into custody after she committed a felony retail theft. A Taser was deployed and the suspect was taken into custody without further incident.
16-058841 0042hrs Overdose (No Brain Function) D-Bureau, CSI Call Out 344 SW 14th Ave
16-058610 1839 hours Burglary Battery 313 N. Railroad (Coin Laundry).
B/F Shannon Hill (09-13-88) was arrested for Burglary Battery after she entered the victim’s vehicle striking her and dragging her from the car.
16-058625 1935 hours Strong Arm Robbery 101 W. Woolbright Rd. (7-11.)
The victim stated that a short heavy set Hispanic male entered the store with a mask and demanded money. The victim took approximately $100 from the register and handed it to the suspect.
16-058610 1839 hours Burglary Auto 2839 S. Seacrest Blvd. (Boulevard Rehabilitation).
Witness stated that a white male short cropped blond hair, wearing a green shirt and black pants attempted to break into the victims mini-van by smashing the glass with a rock. The burglary was interrupted by the witness and the suspect fled the scene on foot.
16058475 - 0353 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 1494 NW 1st Street
16058477 - 0500 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 1491 NW 1st Street

Boynton Briefing - Oct. 14-17, 2016

16-057534 1812 hours 1000 W. Gateway Blvd SBI crash/THI call-out
Brandon James Tucker was operating his 2016 Kawasaki motorcycle when he lost control in the 1000 block of W. Gateway Blvd. Due to the injuries sustained as a result of this crash, Tucker was transported to Delray Trauma Center. Tucker is listed in stable condition. The investigation is ongoing.
16-057593 2325 hours 3136 N. Seacrest Blvd CLS non-fatal overdose
16-57354 1757 hours Shots Fired 1901 N. Seacrest Blvd
Officers responded to Ezell Hester in reference to shots fired from a vehicle. A witness reported an unknown make/model vehicle’s front seat passenger fired 5 rounds into the air from a handgun. A crime scene was located and shell casings were recovered. No damages or injuries were located.
16-57324 AOD PBSO 700 W BB Blvd 1449hrs
An armed carjacking occurred at 6170 Jog Rd. BBPD units located the vehicle abandoned in a business parking lot. BBPD located the suspects at 1611 N. Seacrest Blvd and detained them for PBSO.
16057133 2010 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) Starbucks / 306 N Congress Ave
Officers and EMS responded and found w/m unconscious with labored breathing inside the restroom. Life saving techniques were administered and he did regain consciousness. He was transported to Bethesda for further treatment where he later admitted to injecting heroin prior to entering the business.
16057172 2251 hours Shots Fired / AOD PBSO Orange Rd @ Alto Rd
BBPD responded to the area in reference to multiple reports of shots being fired. Upon arrival, it was discovered that a shooting had occurred in PBSO jurisdiction. PBSO was in the process of tracking the suspect. The suspect was located a short time later and taken into custody. BBPD units assisted with crowd control of the crime scene until being relieved by arriving Sheriff’s Deputies.
16057200 0058 hours Felony Eluding 500 block of NW 10th Ave
OFC Montoute initiated a traffic stop on a 2006, Nissan Maxima, 4 door, white, FL tag#GMYJ85 for tint violation. The vehicle yielded; however, upon approaching the vehicle on foot, it immediately sped away in a reckless manner. Vehicle was last observed traveling west.
16057202 0106 hours Armed Robbery Meadows Way @ Meadows Blvd Victims advised they came to a stop at the intersection in the vehicle in which they were operating. An unknown black male wearing a hoodie approached and brandished a small handgun and placed it against the passengers head. He relieved the passenger of his cellphone and wallet. The suspect then walked around the car and did the same to the driver before he fled on foot and was last seen running west towards Meadows on the Green. A perimeter was established and a K9 track was conducted which yielded negative results. During questioning, both victim’s recollection of the encounter were not consistent. CSI Jean responded.
16-056879 1610 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 3001 N. Seacrest Blvd (Qwik Stop).
16-056884 1629 hours Stolen Vehicle 515 SE 27th Terrace #50A.
Victim reported that between 2200 hours and 0700 hours unknown suspects took his black 2015 Taoi-Taoi motor scooter unknown paper tag (VIN L9NPEACB8F1001470). Vehicle entered into FCIC/NCIC.
16-056898 1751 hours Stolen Vehicle 2100 NE 4th Street.
Victim reported between 2000 hours and 1000 hours this morning unknown suspects stole his gold 1995 Toyota Camry which was parked at the above location. The vehicle does not have a tag attached. Victim stated that he is in possession of the keys. Vehicle entered into FCIC/NCIC.
16-056909 2119 hours Burglary Residence 105 SW 5th Ave.
Victim reported that between 0900 and 1830 hours unknown suspects entered her residence by prying the bathroom window and removed 2 large flat screen televisions, a laptop, and a jewelry box.
16-056950 0016 hours Strong Arm Robbery 850 W. Gateway (7-11).
Victim reported that a black male assaulted her while she was waiting for a ride to a sober home, stole her Iphone, and ran east on W. Gateway Blvd.

Boynton Briefing - Oct. 12, 2016

16056595 0212 hours Overdose (Fatal) Homing Inn /2821 S Federal Hwy
Officers and EMS responded and found w/m 03/27/1995 unconscious and not breathing. Life saving techniques were conducted; however, he was pronounced deceased a short time later by Bethesda medical staff.
16056596 0259 hours Residential Burglary (In-Progress) 915 Greenbriar Dr
Officers responded in reference to the homeowner (remotely watching from Cincinnati) home surveillance and advising that an unknown person was inside the residence. Officers set up a perimeter and observed b/m Wanchel Souffrant dob 02/15/1993 trying to exit a rear window with a flat screen tv in hand. Upon observing officers and K9 Filip, Souffrant complied with verbal commands and was taken into custody without incident. Wanchel was arrested, processed, and later lodged at PBCJ.
16-56488 1719 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 100 SW 2nd Avenue An unconscious male was located in a vehicle at the above address. He was transported to Bethesda Hospital in stable condition.
16-56561 2144 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 850 W. Gateway Blvd An unconscious male was located in a vehicle at the 7-11. He was transported to Bethesda Hospital in stable condition.
16-56573 2302 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) Miner Road/Seacrest Blvd
An unconscious male was located near Rosemary Scrub Park. He was transported to Bethesda Hospital in stable condition.
16-56569 2231 hours Overdose (Fatal) 1499 S. Federal Hwy
A male was found deceased in his bathroom at Las Ventanas. It appeared to be a possible drug overdose. Detective Bureau and Crime Scene responded.
16-56586 0022 hours Shots Fired 140 W. Ocean Avenue
Officers responded to multiple reports of 8-10 shots fired in the area. The exact location was not determined due to conflicting reports from the area. No shell casings, damage, or evidence of a crime was located.
Several members of the department were recognized for their outstanding contributions at the Award’s Ceremony. Additionally, 9 new members were sworn-in and joined the proud ranks of the Boynton Beach Police Department.

Boynton Briefing - Oct. 11, 2016

16056317 1929 hours Failed To Stop / Felony Vehicle 300 W Boynton Beach Blvd
SGT Turco initiated a traffic stop on a Jaguar XJ8 FL tag#479IZB that was wanted in connection to an armed carjacking out of Palm Beach Gardens. The vehicle failed to yield and entered northbound onto I-95. Traffic was heavy and the vehicle was extremely reckless. SGT Turco terminated his efforts due to the safety of innocent citizens. Surrounding agencies were notified.
16056322 1955 hours Overdose (non-fatal) 634 Ocean Inlet Dr
w/m dob 12/02/1986 was found unconscious with labored breathing due to snorting a large amount of heroin. BBPD and EMS provided life saving measures and were able to revive him. He was transported to Bethesda for further treatment.

Police investigating traffic fatality

The driver of a motorcycle involved in a crash on Sunday morning in Boynton Beach died as a result of his injuries this morning at Delray Medical Center.
Phillip Frossard, 18, of Boynton Beach, was ejected from his black 2003 Kawaski motorcycle after it struck a gray 2012 BMW 750Li in the 1700 block of North Congress Avenue at around 10 a.m. A 17-year-old passenger on the motorcycle was also thrown from the vehicle. She is expected to have a full recovery.
The driver of the BMW, Joseph Gray, 39, of Boynton Beach, was not injured. He told traffic homicide investigators that he was traveling south on North Congress Avenue and entered the left turn lane to travel east onto Renaissance Drive. He observed the motorcycle in the distance traveling north in the center lane of North Congress Avenue. Gray said that given the distance of the motorcycle, he proceeded to make a left turn onto Renaissaince Drive. He was about to clear the outside northbound lane of travel when the motorcycle struck the BMW’s right rear tire.
Investigators believe speed was a factor in the cause of the crash. Anyone who witnessed the crash is asked to call Traffic Homicide Investigator Dennis Castro at 561-742-6147.

Boynton Briefing - Oct. 7-10, 2016

16-056133 2051 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 416 SW 4th Ave.
16-056156 Suspicious Incident 3000 Old Boynton Road (Steak and Shake) 01:08 hours
An employee advised he received a phone call from a block phone number on the phone with an unknown male who stated there was a man in the bathroom speaking Islamic words and there is a bomb in the kitchen. The employee was indecisive with his statement how the caller knew the subject was talking about a bomb then advised the caller sounded Islamic but had clearly spoke in English that there was a bomb in the kitchen. Units spoke with the manager who stated she had advised the employee not to call; employees checked the restroom and determined there was no one there. A check of the restraurant by the manager revealed no suspicious packages or explosive devices before determining it was a hoax.
16-56159 Armed Robbery Walmart 3200 Old Boynton Beach Blvd 01:54 hours
Armed Carjacking occurred at Walmart 3200 Old Boynton Beach Blvd at 01:54 hours. The victim observed a Silver 4 door Toyota pull into a parking space facing his vehicle with no lights on. The victim stated that one suspect exited the vehicle; opened the front door to his vehicle and pointed a black semi-automatic handgun at his face and ordered him out of his vehicle. Vehicle Taken was a 2008 Toyota Camry Florida Tag DLGN79 Black Front Grill cover, suspects were four male blacks wearing hoodies. Two suspects left in the victims vehicle while the other two suspects fled in a Silver Toyota Camry. At approximately 03:02 hours (16-056163) BBPD K-9 unit spotted Silver Toyota matching the description of the suspect vehicle in the area of Gateway and Seacrest. The suspect vehicle attempted to flee from BBPD units as it travelled N/B on 95 until it exited E/B 6th Avenue. The vehicle continued eastbound on 6th Avenue to the Water Treatment Plant where the vehicle struck a fence. Both suspects bailed out of the vehicle and were apprehended by BBPD units in the immediate vicinity.
16-055940 1705 hours Burglary Auto 180 NE 19th Ave.
Victim stated someone entered her unsecured vehicle between 2200 hours yesterday and 1430 hours today and removed her wallet from the center console.
16-055936 1616 hours Failed to Yield (Pursuit) 100 S. Federal Hwy.
Officers attempted to stop a reckless driver travelling south on Federal Hwy driving a 2015 Chrysler 200 bearing Georgia tag BSQ1862 (rental). During this time a female leaned out the window and began signaling officers that she was in distress. Based on this a pursuit was authorized. The vehicle traveled south on I-95 until information was received that the driver was Sylvania Fredricks and the female was not a victim of kidnapping or robbery but a possible acquaintance of the suspect. The pursuit was terminated. There were no injuries or damage as a result of the incident.
16-055943 1743 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 2821 S. Federal Hwy (Homing Inn).
16-55874 0724 hours Burglary (Auto) 25 Crossing Circle Unit G
An unknown suspect entered a 2009 red Toyota Prius bearing FL EAIY57, and removed a wallet containing a debit card from the center console area. Unauthorized charges were subsequently transacted against this debit card in Lantana, FL., prior to it being cancelled. The victim was directed to contact the Lantana PD regarding the unauthorized charges.
16-55893 1015 hours Auto Theft 230 NE 26th Avenue #3-105
An unknown subject stole a white 2002 Ford Explorer, bearing FL Tag 5673GC w/attached decal #10938167, and VIN# 1FMDU74WX2ZC00651 from in front of this residence. A passport and Social Security card were in the vehicle, and there is a Margaritaville license plate on the front of it. A Bolo entry was completed and the vehicle was entered into FCIC/NCIC as stolen.

16-55905 1212 hours Missing Endangered Adult (Recovered) 480 W. Boynton Beach Blvd.
Jose Antonio Cancel-Morales (10/16/34) was reported to have dementia and to be missing from The Inn at Boynton Beach by his wife. BBPD units were immediately deployed to search the area. Officer Lampe located Cancel-Morales in the 5000 Block of North Ocean Avenue. He was unharmed and reunited with his wife. DCF was notified of the incident.
Patrol returned to normally scheduled staffing, and Police details resumed normal operations.
16-055790 1752 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 500 Se 21st Ave (Golden Sands).
16-055837 2245 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 1005 W. Gateway Blvd. (Publix).
16-055856 0111 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 220 SW 6th Ave.
16-055801 1907 hours Found Property 1634 S. Federal Hwy (Intracoastal Waterway).
Complainant reported reeling in a Glock pistol of unknown caliber while fishing. Firearm appears to have been submerged for an extended period of time and was placed into evidence. Detective Bureau notified.
16-55682 0735 hours Assault/Resisting Arrest 2861 S. Seacrest Blvd. Unit D5
Officers responded to disturbances involving W/M Richard McGinn and W/F Katie Cafferata, during the storm (BBPD case number 16-055679 & 16-055681). During our third response, McGinn was verbally aggressive towards the responding officers, and displayed intention to commit physical harm to them. He was arrested after a brief struggle and TOT PBCJ.
The Alpha 1.2.3. and 4 Platoons were combined, and augmented by PTO Units and Command Staff Members, to form the hurricane response team. Officers responded to assorted incidents of power lines down, trees down, and general public assistance requests throughout the incident. The City Emergency Operations Center was staffed by Command Staff. No significant storm related events or serious damages were reported.
16-55502 0006 hours Overdose (Fatal) 208 SW 1st Avenue
Officers responded to an unconscious male at the above address. CPR was initiated, however the male was pronounced deceased by BBFD. D-Bureau and Crime Scene responded.
16-55482 2119 hours Suspicious Incident 500 W. Gateway Blvd
Three witnesses stated that they observed an unknown black male standing on the I-95 overpass firing a rifle at traffic. The male was last seen going towards NW 1st Street. One subject was interviewed but no weapon was recovered. No victims or crime scene located.
16-55469 2000 hours Police Assist/Evacuation 5000 N. Ocean Blvd
Multiple units assisted in notifying Briny Breeze’s residents of an evacuation order. Loudspeakers were utilized and officers also spoke with multiple residents to answer their questions.
16-55524 0518 hours Aggravated Battery (Arrest) 217 NE 13th Avenue
James Reed was arrested after an investigation revealed that he hit the victim repeatedly in the head with a closed fist before striking her with a metal rod. Reed became uncooperative after the arrest and required a hobble for transport to BBPD. He was processed and sent to the Palm Beach County Jail. (SIR In Progress)

Boynton Briefing - Oct. 4, 2016

16-055050 Burglary to Auto 642 Manatee Bay Drive 22:30 hours
Victim advised sometime between 0200 hours and 2200 hours on 10-03-2016 unknown subject(s) entered her unsecured vehicle and removed her black Kel Tek 9mm Pistol from the driver side door compartment.

16-055062 Strong Arm Robbery EZ Mart 1005 N Seacrest Blvd 23:39 hours
Victim told officers he was confronted by two B/M subjects in the parking lot of EZ Mart. The first subject told him that he was in wrong part of town as he pulled the victims bike. As the victim held onto the bike the subject punched him repeatedly in the face knocking him backwards onto the ground. A second subject took his wallet, fishing pole/reel, and tackle box. The victim described the first subject as a black male, wearing a white shirt, grayish/brown jean shorts, black shoes, mid to late 30’s. short hair and numerous bumps on his face. FD responded to scene; the victim was transport to Bethesda Memorial Hospital where he received treatment for his injuries.
16-54899 0847 hours Burglary (Business) 2061 W. Woolbright Rd.
Unknown person(s) broke into a storage shed and stole 2 Honda pressure washers ($800.00 total, unknown model/serial #’s), lawn blower ($200 unknown make/model/serial#), and a floor buffer ($800 unknown make/model/serial#).

16-54910 0949 hours Auto Theft 1999 N. Congress Ave.
An unknown person(s) stole a locked black 2014 Nissan Sentra (bearing FL tag with decal attached #DRNA11) from parking spot #29 located on the north side of the residence.

16-54920 1125 hours Theft/Scheme to Defraud 3469 W. Woolbright Rd.
Scott Titlebaum (DOB 5/21/78) was arrested when his employer learned that over the past several years he had taken approximately 500 oxycodone tablets from within sealed bottles, and replaced them with blood pressure medication. He was TOT the PBCJ.

Boynton Briefing - Sept. 30 - Oct. 3, 2016

16-054804 1711 hours 146 SE 26th Ave. Burglary to Auto
Vehicle entered between 10/01 at 2200 and 10/02 at 0800 by unknown person who removed property from within.

16-054860 2251 hours 1000 N. Seacrest Blvd. Poss. of Controlled Substance/Tampering w/ Evidence/Recovery Stolen Auto
Officers located a black Jeep in the 1000 block of N. Seacrest Blvd. A computer check of the tag revealed the vehicle was reported stolen out of PBSO (case# 16-134363). The driver Jason Ewell stated the owner of the vehicle traded it for drugs. L/R/P of the vehicle, W/M Moses Moyer was found to be in possession of methamphetamine. Moyer was also charged with tampering with physical evidence. Moyer was later transferred to PBC main jail.

16-054867 0016 hours 121 NW 10th Ave Suspicious Incident/shots fired
No Victims, suspects, witnesses, or evidence located.

16-54728 0748 hours Burglary Auto 624 NE 12th Ave.
Vehicle entered between 10/01 at 1500 and 10/02 at 0800 by unknown person who removed vehicle documents.

16-54779 1323 hours Burglary Auto 108 Azalea Cir.
Vehicle entered between 10/01 at 2030 and 10/02 at 0800 by unknown person who removed a purse from within.
16-54583 1640 hours Burglary/Auto 1020 West Industrial Ave
Approximately $17,500 dollars’ worth of electronics equipment was stolen from a van parked in the storage lot. Several hours later, a witness located 5 storage containers that appeared to have had their locks cut and entered (#16-54647). It is unknown who the containers belong to and a representative of the storage company could not be located. At this time it is unknown if anything else has been taken. Extra patrol’s conducted throughout the shift.

16-54590 1715 hours Traffic Accident/Police Vehicle 2000 NW 1st Street
Police vehicle #4554 was properly parked while the officer was on the scene of an investigation. The driver of another vehicle brushed #4554 along the rear passenger side door with their mirror. Traffic Unit completed crash report. Both vehicles sustained very minor damage.
16-54675 2347 hours Shots Fired 407 NE 1st Street
Officers responded to the area in reference to 8-10 shots fired. The area was checked with negative results for a crime scene, witnesses, or any damage.

16-54666 2327 hours Narcotics Arrest 2221 N. Seacrest Blvd
Officer Wagner and Officer Alegria initiated a traffic stop on a vehicle for multiple equipment violations. The driver, later identified as Oskar Lopez, was subsequently arrested for an FTA warrant, DWLS, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia and Possession of Synthetic Marijuana. The passenger, later identified as Jasmyne Montalvo, was arrested for .9 grams of MDMA, 18 Heroin capsules, 13.8 grams of Marijuana, and 9.8 grams of Crack Cocaine. Both were processed and sent to the Palm Beach County Jail.
16-54535 1128 hours Burglary Residence 149 Executive Cir.
Unknown person entered screened porch of the residence between 09/30 at 2200 and 10/01 at 1100 and stole a dark blue Mongoose bicycle.

16-54556 1339 hours Burglary Auto 640 NE 6th CT.
Vehicle entered between 09/30 at 2000 and 10/01 at 1200 by unknown person. Hand tools were taken from a pried open toolbox.

16-54561 1415 hours Burglary Structure 2923 S. Federal Hwy. (Bethesda Tabernacle Christian)
Between August 21 and today’s date, unknown person broke the door lock of the electrical room and stole copper wire from the electrical box within. A hole was made in the ceiling of the room to gain access to several rooms, where there was evidence of further copper wire removed from various outlets/electrical boxes. In furtherance of the crime, several more holes in walls and ceilings were made. Total value of theft and damage estimated at $10,000 according to representative of property.
16-54398 1800 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 1711 Stonehaven Drive
Officers responded to an unconscious male in the parking lot of the above address. He was transported to Bethesda Hospital in stable condition.

16-54452 2209 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 2360 N. Federal Hwy
An unconscious male was located in a vehicle at the Shell Station. He was revived and subsequently transported to Bethesda Hospital in stable condition.

16-54454 2219 hours Medical/Ride-Along 2360 N. Federal Hwy
While on scene of the above incident, a civilian ride along experienced a medical issue and fainted. He was transported to Bethesda Hospital as a precaution and then driven to his residence.

16-54433 2056 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 3596 Quantum Lakes Drive
An unconscious male was treated on scene by BBFD prior to being transported to Bethesda Hospital in stable condition.

**Multiple weather related alarms and vehicle accidents during the shift**

**Bravo ¾ began patrolling Briny Breezes at midnight**

16-54291 0451 hours Burglary Auto 2181 W. Woolbright Rd.
Vehicle broken into between 09/29 at 2030 and 09/30 at 0451. Unknown subject removed a pair of flashlights.

16-54303 0707 hours Burglary Auto 308 NW 12th Ave.
Vehicle broken into between 09/29 at 2100 and 09/30 at 0700. Unknown subject removed a purse and some change.

16-54357 1228 hours Burglary Auto 533 SE 28th Cir.
Vehicle broken into between 09/29 at 2200 and 09/30 at 0700. Unknown subject removed a wallet containing cash and personal identification.

16-054178 Burglary/Res Forced Entry 440 W. Ocean Avenue 17:54 hours
Victim stated he left his residence at approximately 07:00 hours and returned home at 17:30 hours; only to find his rear kitchen window shattered, his house in disarray, and numerous items missing worth approximately $9,800.00.

16-054162 Burglary Auto 202 SE 1st Avenue 16:33 hours

16-054183 Burglary Auto 689 NE 6th CT #408 17:52 hours

16-054209 Burglary Auto 2755 S Federal Hwy 20:25 hours

16-054233 Burglary Auto 1613 SW 3rd Stree 2320 Hours

16-054053 0624 hours Burglary (Auto) 640 E. Ocean Ave.
Victim reported that sometime between 1530 hours on 9/28/16, and 0625 hours today, an unknown suspect entered his locked White 2016 Dodge Ram 2500 pickup truck bearing FL tag GR5H87. The following items were taken, gray wallet ($10), 2 Chase visa cards, 2 vehicle insurance cards, and $5 in loose change US currency.

16-054060 0722 hours Burglary (Auto) 1314 Asbury Way
Victim reported that sometime between 2300 hours on 9/28/16, and 0700 hours today, an unknown subject entered his locked silver 2009 Toyota Tundra bearing FL tag E724TU. Removed from the vehicle was an amplifier/sub-woofer valued at $600, and a remote garage door opener.

16-054091 0944 hours Burglary (Auto) 2926 S. Greenleaf Circle
Victim reported that between 2000hrs on 9/28/16, and 0930hrs today, an unknown suspect shattered the front passenger side window ($200) to her 2013 gray Mercedes GLK350 (Fl Tag 283-YIN). Her Garmin GPS ($200), phone charger ($30), a beaded fish shape purse ($10) and $6 in US coins was taken from her vehicle.

16-054093 0944 hours Burglary (Auto) 2928 S. Greenleaf Circle
Victim reported that between 2130hrs on 9/28, and 0930hrs today, an unknown suspect entered her locked 2013 white Hyundai Sonata (FL Tag HBG-Q13) through the front passenger door.

Help identify man suspected of more than a dozen car burglaries

CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Take a good look at this guy attempting to burglarize cars in Mariner Village https://youtu.be/CiaHqacAZyA.
He is the same suspect who broke into these cars (https://www.facebook.com/deris.bardales?fref=ts) and these (https://youtu.be/TqjX3gsZq00). In fact, he is suspected of burglarizing more than a dozen cars in the past month in Mariner Village, Manatee Cove and other neighborhoods along Northeast 6th Avenue. He is possibly armed, so we urge you not to approach if you see him. If you recognize him, please call us at 561-732-8116 or Palm Beach County Crime Stoppers at 800-458-TIPS. You can also submit a tip via www.bbpd.org or our MyPD app.
We don't need your name...just his!

Boynton Briefing - Sept. 28, 2016

16-53746 1506 hours Accident/City Vehicle Wooldbright Rd/SR 9
Officers responded to a vehicle crash at the above location. The investigation revealed that a BBFD Tahoe failed to yield at the intersection and collided with a 2017 Toyota Camry. Two passengers in the Camry were sent to the hospital with minor injuries.

16-53785 1926 hours Disorderly Conduct/Arrest 4746 N. Congress Ave
Raul Morales was arrested after an investigation revealed that he was causing a disturbance at Duffy’s Restaurant. Morales then chose to disregard instructions and resisted arrest. Morales was taken into custody and sent to the Palm Beach County Jail.

16-53644 0449 hours Burglary Auto 317 NE 10th Ave. #B
Unknown person entered unsecured vehicle between 09/26 at 1800 and 09/27 at 0449 hours, removing an identification card.

16-53661 0625 hours Burglary Auto 239 NE 12th Ave.
Unknown person entered unsecured vehicle between 09/27 at 0500 and 0600, removing a small amount of change.

16-53668 0753 hours Burglary Auto 117 NE 11th Ave.
Unknown person entered unsecured vehicle between 09/26 at 1900 and 09/27 at 0745, rifling through the vehicle. Nothing is missing.

16-53694 0926 hours Battery on Health Care x 2 2815 S. Seacrest Blvd.
W/F, Rhonda Snorek, 03/2/61, was arrested after the hospital reported her kicking and punching two nurses during her stay. Snorek TOT PBCJ.

16-53709 1109 hours Burglary Auto 718 NE 12th Ter. #7
Unknown person entered unsecured vehicle between 09/26 at 1900 and 09/27 at 1100, removing a coin bag with change.

16-53745 1440 hours Accidental Injury/Obstruction Arrest 1620 S. Federal Hwy.
Officers responded to the ICW behind Winn Dixie in response to an intoxicated female reported to have fallen in. Upon arrival, a female and male were found in the water underneath the overhanging seawall. Upon request for them to come up from the water, both subjects refused. The female, later identified as W/F, Lisa M. Reichle, 04/26/71, said she wasn’t going to comply and began to swim out into the middle of the channel, taunting officers to jump in and get her. She swam for several minutes until she swam back and exited the water. During this time, it was discovered that the male had fallen into the water and hit his head. The male was intoxicated and was unable to respond to verbal commands to assist in his rescue. Ocean Ridge P.D. responded on a boat and BBFR personnel entered the water and retrieved the male, whom had several lacerations on his body and head. He was later transported to BMH. Reichle attempted to interfere with the rescue operation after she was advised not to approach the immediate area, taking into consideration her intoxication and proximity of the steep fall to the waterway. Reichle was arrested and transported to BMH for medical clearance.

Police searching for armed robbery suspects

Boynton Beach Police are asking for the public’s help in identifying three men who robbed a 7-Eleven at gunpoint early Friday.
Surveillance video at the convenience store at 2605 W. Woolbright Road shows the suspects enter through the front door at 4:16 a.m. They forced a clerk to open two cash registers and empty the contents.
They struck the clerk several times in the back before fleeing with an undisclosed amount of cash. The clerk suffered minor injuries.
All three males suspects had their faces covered and were wearing white gloves. One male was wearing a blue sweatshirt, black shorts and black socks and sneakers. He held a black handgun in his right hand with no glove on. The second male was wearing a gray sweatshirt with a large black stripe down the center of both arms and dark colored jeans. The third male was wearing a gray sweatshirt and gray sweatpants, and was holding a silver plated handgun. All three were approximately 5-foot-9 to 5-foot-11 with thin build.
Video of the suspects can be viewed here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2tu9AoWV2U
Anyone with information is asked to call Det. Charles Ramos at 561-732-8116 or Crime Stoppers of Palm Beach County at 800-458-TIPS. You can remain anonymous. Tips can also be submitted via our MyPD app and www.bbpd.org.

Boynton Briefing - Sept. 23-26, 2016

16-053388 1847 hours Burglary Auto 1810 New Palm Way.
Victim stated that unknown suspects entered his vehicle and removed a breath testing camera valued at $1,100.00. There did not appear to be any forced entry, however the victim insists the doors were locked.
16-053392 2016 hours Burglary Auto (Delayed) 609 N. Railroad Rd (All My Sons Moving)
Victim reported a delayed burglary to his vehicle. Miscellaneous jewelry was taken from the vehicle. There is CCTV surveillance on the property and owners are reviewing video to see if it captured the incident.
16-053401 1847 hours Burglary Auto 409 NE 10th Avenue
Victim stated that unknown suspects entered his unlocked vehicle while it was parked in front of a friend’s house and removed his wallet, cash and credit cards.
16-053291 0717 hours Burglary (Auto) 210 NE 20th Avenue
Victim reported that sometime between 0100 and 0715 hours this morning an unknown subject burglarized his 2006 blue Buick Rendezvous bearing FL 836QMQ. He found his center console items scattered across his front driver and passenger seat and his black wallet containing his driver license, social security card, and four credit cards missing.
16-053312 1035 hours Burglary (Auto x2) 151 NE 18th Avenue
Victim reported sometime between 0030 and 1000 hours this morning an unknown subject burglarized her 2006 blue Kia Spectra bearing FL 414PKR and 2001 white Chevy Impala LS bearing FL tag 262PXQ. The contents of both vehicles center consoles and glove compartments were scattered across the front driver and passenger seats of each. The loss has not yet been determined.
16-053082 0549 hours Burglary (Residence) 305 E. Gateway Blvd
Victim reported that her home was broken into for the second time in 3 days (See BBPD #16052572). The point of entry was the rear bathroom window; the bottom panel of which had been removed from its hinges.
16-052965 1716 hours Burglary Residence 3034 E. Palm Drive
Victim stated that between 0600 and 1700 hours unknown suspects entered his residence by breaking a window at the rear of the house and removed a 55” Vizio television.
16-052956 1656 hours Overdose (non-fatal) 744 W. Boynton Beach Blvd (7-11).
16-052983 1853 hours Burglary Auto 512 NW 5th Street.
16-052989 1853 hours Burglary Auto 512 NW 5th Street.
Victims stated that between 0900 and 1300 hours unknown suspects entered the victim(s) unlocked vehicles removing miscellaneous items.
16-052867 0702 hours Burglary (Vehicle) 257 NE 6th Avenue
Victim stated that sometime between 1900 hours on 09-22-2016, and 0700 hours today, her silver 2013 Kia Soul bearing FL tag BPQV05 was burglarized. The suspect entered through the passenger side door and ransacked the vehicle. Reported missing was miscellaneous U.S. coins from the center console and a few dollars from the glove department. Total loss estimated at $5.
16-052907 1203 hours Burglary (Vehicle) 3902 Westchester Way
Victim stated that sometime between 1730 hours on 09/22/16 and 1200 hours on 09/23/16 an unknown person entered into his unsecured 2013 Dodge Avenger (FL tag DVBX43) and stole his Asus laptop with case and work files from the rear passenger seat.
16-052897 Overdose (Non-Fatal)
16-52771 1804 hours Burglary/Auto 246 SW 10th Avenue
A 1995 Nissan had its back window broken out while in the driveway of the above address. It appeared the vehicle was entered but nothing was missing.
16-52830 2306 hours Shots Fired N. Federal Hwy/MLK
Officers responded to the area in reference to 8-10 shots fired. The area was checked with negative results for a crime scene, witnesses, or any damage.
16-52793 1946 hours Agg. Assault/Firearm 119 NW 10th Avenue
Probable cause exists for the arrest of Venice Wallace after an investigation revealed that she pulled out a revolver and pointed it at the victim after an argument over a parking space. Wallace fired two shots in the air after threatening to shoot the victim. Wallace fled the scene prior to officer’s arrival.
** Members of the Detective Bureau conducted extra patrols during the shift in reference to the recent burglaries. They located recent vehicle burglaries at the following locations: -653 Castilla Lane -935 Greenbriar Drive -944 Brookdale Drive -955 Brookdale Drive The suspects were not located after an extensive search.

Save the Date: Town Hall Meeting

The Boynton Beach Police Department has set the date for its final Town Hall Meeting of the year.
The Oct. 13 meeting at Palm Beach Leisureville is an opportunity for residents to speak directly with Chief Jeffrey S. Katz and police officers who patrol the area. The meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m. in the clubhouse at 2000 S.W. 13th Ave.
For more information, please call Public Information Officer Stephanie Slater at 561-742-6191 or slaters@bbfl.us.

Boynton Briefing - Sept. 21-22, 2016

16-52594 2300 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 125 SE 6th Avenue
Officers responded to an unconscious female that was barely breathing. Narcan was administered by BBFD and she regained consciousness. She was transported to Bethesda Hospital in stable condition.
16-52572 2142 hours Burglary/Residence 305 E. Gateway Blvd
Between 1930 hours on 09/20/16 and 2140 hours on today’s date, an unknown subject(s) entered the residence through a back window. An X-Box and other items were taken. No suspect information available.
16- 52600 2326 hours Robbery/Resisting Arrest 120 Flamingo Drive
Officers responded to the above address in reference to a disturbance. The investigation revealed that Timothy White Jr had stolen a cell phone from his girlfriend’s family member while she was attempting to call 911. Officers attempted to arrest White when he ran from the residence. A Taser was utilized and White continued to resist arrest. He was subsequently taken into custody and transported to Bethesda Hospital with minor injuries. He was sent to the Palm Beach County Jail.
16-52432 Burglary Auto 805 NE 2nd Ct 0648hrs
16-52435 Burglary Auto 208 NE 14th Ave 0704hrs
16-052344 1728 hours Burglary Residence 141 NW 13th Ave.
Victim stated that between 0600 and 1700 hours unknown suspects entered his residence by breaking a window and removed television, laptop, and other miscellaneous items.
16-052370 1928 hours Burglary Residence 10 Southern Cross Circle.
Victim stated that between 0700 and 2000 hours unknown suspects entered her residence by unknown means and a Playstation, and other miscellaneous electronic items.
16-052392 2220 hours Stolen Auto 2290 N. Congress Ave (LA Fitness). Victim stated that between 2030 and 2200 hours unknown suspects stoel the victims white 2015 BMW M5 bearing NY tag EJF1148. The vehicle had numerous upgrades including gold wheels. Vehicle entered into FCIC/NCIC. Total loss $120,000.
16-052249 0725 hours Vandalism 4305 N. Congress Ave
City of Boynton Beach Parks Supervisor Clarence Hickman reported that sometime between Friday September 16, 2016, and Monday September 19, 2016, an unknown person broke a hole in the big slide on the playground of Meadows Park. Estimated loss is $3500.
16-052248 0804 hours Lost Property (Vessel) 6415 N. Ocean Blvd.
BBPD Marine Enforcement Units responded to Ocean Front Park in reference an abandoned vessel that had washed ashore. They located a 21’ 1990 Bayliner Trophy that was mostly out of the water, which presented a hazard to navigation. In order to prevent a waterway collision, and to avoid it sinking and then spilling fuel/oil into the ocean, the vessel was removed. MEO Gregg Koch is seeking assistance from the public to find the vessels owner. He can be reached at 561-732-8116.
16-052254 0816 hours Burglary (Residence) 3104 Waterside Dr.
Victim stated that sometime between 1800 hours on 09-19-2016, and 0800 today, a generator and compressor were stolen from this construction site. Workers left the items inside of an unsecured garage overnight, and did not secure the items with a chain/lock. The generator was an orange and black Rigid 7500 estimated at $2,000, and the compressor was a dark green Rolair 6.5 HP estimated at $1,650. Total loss is estimated at $3,650.
16-052302 1326 hours Burglary (Vehicle) 801 N. Congress Ave.
Victim advised that on September 19, 2016, between 1530 and 2200 hours, an unknown person entered her unsecured grey 2008 Toyota Camry FL tag# N28 1PL. and removed her grey and black Dell Inspirion laptop. Estimated loss is $500.

Boynton Briefing - Sept. 15, 2016

16-051075 Burglary 714 Rider Road 17:45 hours
Victim advised sometime between 17:00 hours on 09/05/16 and 09/15/16 at 17:45 hours unknown person(s) removed a Garmin 8212 Series GPS unit, valued at approximately $2,500, from the center console of a Sea craft boat that was docked behind the residence.
16-051082 Non-Fatal Overdose 2941 Ocean Pkwy 18:37 hours
16-050977 0642 hours Burglary (Vehicle) 111 SW 3rd Ave. #22
A locked 2001 silver Chevrolet Tracker, bearing FL tag 879QRB, was entered via the driver side rear window and a generator was taken from the backseat. Loss is $450.
16-051035 1324 hours Fleeing/ Resist Arrest 3800 S. Congress Ave.
Officer Garafalo responded to a report of a suspicious person/vehicle in the parking of this address and stopped an involved white Toyota Pick-Up (bearing FL tag DBGJ70). The truck was operated by a thin B/M in his late 30’s to early 40’s. Upon seeing a back-up officer arrive on scene, the driver fled from the stop and entered southbound Congress Avenue, headed towards Delray. A second stop was attempted, however the b/m refused to yield, and officers immediately terminated their efforts. The vehicle was later located a 171 Sterling Ave. Delray Beach, FL 33444 by DBPD Officers. The b/m driver was not with the vehicle. Officer Garafalo made contact with the registered owner of the vehicle, B/M Desir, Virgilant DOB: 09/24/1949, however he refused to cooperate with LE. The identity of the b/m driver remains unknown.

Operation Dirty Dope nets 15

Boynton Beach Police this week made good on the promise to continue going after drug dealers in the city.
Following a month-long investigation, police arrested 11 suspected drug dealers who sold heroin and cocaine to undercover officers and confidential informants. Two individuals were charged with possession of marijuana with intent to sell; and two others for misdemeanor possession and resisting arrest charges.
Police also executed two search warrants at two residences that resulted in the seizure of large amounts of heroin, cocaine, marijuana, as well as thousands of dollars in cash.
More arrests and additional charges for trafficking in heroin and cocaine are expected in the coming days.
The investigation stemmed from the recent rise of heroin overdoses citywide. Narcotics agents conducted “buys” from the suspects, who were then taken into custody and arrested.
Police have responded to 247 drug overdoses in the city since Jan. 1. It is believed the individuals overdosed on heroin in more than two thirds of these cases. There have been 19 overdose deaths in the city this year. Heroin was found on scene in 11 of those cases; however, cause of death in all incidents is still pending the Medical Examiner’s final report.
The following individuals were arrested this week as a result of Operation Dirty Dope:
1. Serge Racine, DOB 2/14/96, Sale of Heroin (two counts)
2. Wolson Francois, DOB 12/30/95, Sale of Heroin within 1,000 feet of a park, Sale of Cocaine
3. Mervens Moreau, DOB 2/14/96, Possession of Heroin with intent to sell
4. Christopher Diverant, DOB 2/24/95, Sale of Heroin
5. Randy Butler, DOB 1/19/85, Sale of Heroin within 1,000 feet of a convenience store
6. Deandre Alexander, DOB 3/15/78 Sale of Cocaine (two counts)
7. Anthony Chester, DOB 4/13/62, Sale of Cocaine
8. Jonathan Williams, DOB 10/13/84, Sale of Cocaine
9. John Black, 5/20/93, Sale of Heroin
10. Jeffrey Dominique, DOB 8/26/97, Sale of Cocaine, Resisting arrest with violence, tampering with evidence
11. Evens Archelus, DOB 8/25/96, Possession of Cocaine with intent to sell within 1,000 feet of a park, possession of an imitation substance
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13. Christopher Dubuc, DOB 4/16/91, Possession of marijuana with intent to sell
14. Molly Haga, DOB 3/16/90, Possession of marijuana
15. Richard Similorme, 8/6/96, Resisting arrest without violence

Boynton Briefing - Sept. 9-13, 2016

16-050744 0015 hours 404 NE 10th Ave #9 Disorderly Intoxication/Resisting Arrest without Violence
Officers responded in reference to a verbal dispute. The caller stated the B/M male involved was in possession of a handgun. The B/M identified as Carl Webb was located and subsequently arrested. Webb was medically cleared due to the report of an injury to his right thumb.
16-50666 THI 800 West Boynton Bch Blvd 1526hrs
Officer responded to the above location in reference to a traffic crash. Injuries sustained resulted in a trauma patient being transported to DCH. THI/CS responded.
16-50673 Suspicious Incident 1209 NW 7th Street 1551hrs
Officers responded in reference to the report of a disturbance and an involved party brandishing a firearm. Officers later located alleged victims in the area of 5 Southern Cross Lane. DB/CS assisted with involved parties responding to the PD for additional investigation.
16-050510 Non-Fatal Overdose 1901 N. Seacrest Blvd 18:02 hours
16-050542 Non-Fatal Overdose 12 Crossings Circle #B 20:49 hours
16-050441 0804 hours Burglary (Vehicle) 689 NE 6th Court
A black 2009 Infiniti FX35 (bearing FL tag EXLY84) was found by a resident in the parking lot with the front driver side and front passenger side doors ajar. The vehicle appeared to have been ransacked. The vehicle owner was not contacted on the scene; however a case card and instructions to contact BBPD were left.
16-050443 0832 hours Burglary (Vehicle) 689 NE 6th Court
Victim stated that between 2000 hrs on 9-10-16 and 0830 hrs on today's date, unknown person entered her gray 2014 Acura RDX (bearing FL tag 722RWG) and ransacked the interior. Nothing was reported to be missing.
16-050444 0833 hours Burglary (Vehicle) 689 NE 6th Court
Victim stated that his (2013 Black Chevy Equinox LTZ bearing FL Tag#U90-5XE) was rummaged through, including the glove box and center console areas. Nothing was reported to be missing.
16-050466 1223 hours Death (Possible OD) 105 South Blvd. BBPD and BBFD responded to a report of an unresponsive male at this residence. They located a W/M, who appeared to be in his 40’s, with a needle hanging from his arm. BBFD declared the male to be deceased.
16-050342\ Non-Fatal Overdose \ 401 NW 13th Avenue \17:37 hours
16-050285 1026 hours Burglary (Vehicle)/Fraud 729 NE 8th Avenue
Victim stated that sometime between 2130 hrs on 9-09-16 and 1000 hrs on today's date, unknown person entered his unsecured white 2014 Dodge Charger R/T (bearing FL tag A996M) and removed the following items:Black G-Shock watch Model GA 120 (unknown serial number)- estimated value is $150.00, Brown Oakley Sunglasses- estimated value is $120.00, Brown Johnson and Murphy wallet- estimated value is $60.00, $180.00 in cash, 8 Credit cards- estimated value is $8.00, Florida Driver's License- estimated value is $1.00. Total estimated loss is $519.00. The suspect also charged $108.33 on the bank debit card at 3625 S. Federal Highway (Walmart), and $280.00 on his credit cards at a Metro PCS store (unknown location). The investigation is ongoing.
16-050295 1202 hours Burglary (Vehicle) 3830 Newport Avenue
Victim stated that sometime between 2200hrs on 9/9/16, and 1200hrs hours today, an unknown person entered her gray 2016 Honda CRV (Fl Tag V72-4GX) and removed a black IPOD ($278), a yellow and black IPOD carrier ($15), (2) chargers (one blue and the other white black specks) ($60), an IPOD charger ($15), and wireless ear buds ($60) from within it. Victim stated that her motion camera activated around 0416hrs as a two tone SUV passed by her residence.
16-050326 1503 hours Agg. Battery (Stabbing) 404 NE 10th Avenue
Officers responded to a suspicious incident at this address and located a B/F who had been stabbed in the face. BBFD responded and treated the victim and declared her a trauma alert. She was transported to the Delray Medical Center for treatment. The case remains active.
16-050143 Non-Fatal Overdose 150 Commerce Road 16:06 hours
16-050224 Non-Fatal Overdose 744 W. Boynton Beach Blvd 00:29 hours
16-050059 0623 hours Suspicious Incident 1319 North Federal Highway
An anonymous caller saw two black males running east bound across N. Federal Highway, and subsequently heard what was believed to be a single gunshot. Responding officers were unable to locate a crime scene, victim, witnesses, or a suspect. A check of the local hospitals for gunshot victims was negative results. There were no other calls for this incident.
16-050103 1142 hours Burglary (Vehicle) 555 North Congress Avenue
Victim stated that sometime between 0930 and 1130 hours this morning an unknown person (s) entered his unsecured gray 2007 BMW 328I FL tag#Y75 KMR and removed his silver 11" Mac Book Pro computer ($1300.00), and $200.00 dollars in cash.
16-050119 1416 hours Robbery (Armed) 1601 South Congress Avenue
An unknown W/M suspect entered the Walgreens and robbed the cashier at knifepoint. The suspect was wearing a black hat, a long sleeved shirt, and was unshaven. He fled the area on foot prior to the arrival of police. It was undetermined if he entered a vehicle. The contents of the cash register drawer were reported stolen. Total loss is undetermined at this point. There were no injuries reported. Detective Bureau/Scene Units responded and took over the investigation. The case remains active.
16-050032 2152 hours DUI/Child Neglect 850 W. Gateway Blvd.
Ofc. Castro arrested white female Dana Piskulic for DUI, after his investigation revealed that she was driving while impaired. She was also driving with her 7-year-old child who was left unattended while Dana went inside a store. While in booking, she began to bang on the cell’s window and door. For her safety, she was instructed to sit down. When officers opened the cell door, she launched towards the officers. As a result she was escorted back to the cell’s bench where she lost her balance and hit her back with the bench. SIR in progress.

Boynton Briefing - Sept. 7, 2016

16-049605 Non-Fatal Overdose 638 E. Ocean Avenue 19:19 hours
16-049630 Robbery Attempt/Shooting112 NW 5th Avenue 22:15 hours
BBPD officers responded to 112 NW 5th Avenue in reference to the victim being shot. Victim advised when he pulled into his driveway he was approached by two unknown b/m who began striking him demanding him to “give it up.” Victim advised as he attempted to block punches he heard a gunshot go off. The two b/m suspects ran west bound on NW 5th Avenue. The victim described the suspects as 1 – thin build, approx. 5’7”, wearing a blue hooded sweatshirt and grey shorts. 2-thin build, approx. 6’1”, wearing a black long sleeve shirt and jeans. Victim was shot in the arm and had a superficial wound to his chest. Investigation ongoing.
16-049564 Road Closure/Accident 400 I 95 15:41 hours
Temporary road closure - S/B lanes of 95 south of Wool bright Road and entrance ramp to Wool bright Road closed due to AOD to FHP (THI investigation).
16-049485 0615hrs Burglary (Compound, Multiple Motor Vehicles) 2302 SW 10th St.
Officers responded to a delayed burglary. Upon arrival, the front gate to the compound was open and the padlock was on the ground. Inside the compound, 12 Power Secure trucks were burglarized (Case #16-049488). Upon investigation, the FPL power plants gate was also open and the pad lock was cut. FPL representative responded. The incident occurred between 1600hrs on 9/2 to 0600hrs 9/6. Nothing appeared to be taken from the compound.
Multiple Motor Vehicle Burglaries
16-049490 1770 NE 6th St.
16-049501 639 Ocean Inlet Dr.
16-049512 502 NW 24th Ave.
16-046517 15 Pepperwood Ct.
16-049523 645 Ocean Inlet Dr.
16-049526 717 Victory Cir.
16-049536 1237hrs Motor Vehicle Theft 24 Crossings Cir.
Victim stated that their vehicle was stolen from the parking lot and recovered as abandoned by West Palm Beach PD.

Boynton Briefing - Sept. 2-6, 2016

16-049447 2042hrs Aggravated Battery/Vandalism to Police Vehicle 8 Southern Cross LN
While off duty, Officer Lauture was advised by one of the residents that two B/M’s were fighting in the parking lot. Officer Lauture advised dispatch and responded to the location upon his arrival he observed the two males fighting in the parking lot. Officer Lauture able to detain both males until units arrived. Once units arrived, it was determined that B/M Lenny Lejean was vandalizing a black BMW in the parking lot and then decided to vandalize Officer Lauture’s patrol vehicle 4444. The victim attempted to stop Lejean and when he did Lejean picked up a bicycle and threw it at the victim which struck him in the arm. Based off the investigation Lejean was placed under arrest and TOT PBCJ. Vehicle 4444 had a broken passenger side mirror.
16-049459 2244hrs Overdose Non-Fatal 1308 Belmont Place
16-049362 0815hrs Burglary (Auto) 234 Birch St.
Victim stated that sometime between 1300hrs on 09/04/2016 and 0815hrs today unknown suspect(s) entered his unsecured vehicle and stole a drone which was left on the rear seat.
Railroad crossings at SE 12th Ave and at Woolbright were malfunctioning and Officers manned the crossings until FEC was able to remedy the situation.
16-049332 2334 hours 400 E. BBB Poss. of Controlled Substance X3, DWLS, 2 felony warrants
Officers completed a traffic stop and made contact with B/M Ronald Brutus who removed a clear plastic bag containing suspected crack cocaine and numerous pills from the center console. Brutus was taken into custody without incident. Officers recovered .7 grams of crack cocaine, 17 Xanax tablets, and 49 Dilaudid tablets. Brutus also had two active warrants for possession of controlled substance. Brutus was processed and transported to Palm Beach County main jail.
16-049345 0120 hours 631 E. Woolbright Road CLS (non-fatal overdose).
16-49046 1722 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 2740 SE 2nd Street
An unconscious female was revived by BBFD and transported to Bethesda Hospital in stable condition. It is unknown whether this was an overdose or a suicide attempt.
Operation: Two officers were assigned to conduct proactive enforcement. This resulted in 3 Felony level drug arrests, 15 traffic stops, and 23 citations.
16-48952 Narcotics/Resisting Arrest 1520 S Federal Hwy 0825hrs
Officers responded to the report of a potential overdose. Officer’s investigation revealed that the defendant Giovanni Menard was found to be in possession of various narcotics, paraphernalia and the identification, bank card, ss card of the overdosed person. Overdosed person was t.o.t. BMH. The defendant resisted arrested and sustained taser deployment. The defendant was medically cleared and t.ot. PBCJ.
16-48825 1704 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 550 N. Congress Ave
Officers responded to a semi-conscious female at the above address. She was transported to JFK in stable condition.
16-48846 1818 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 401 W. Boynton Beach Blvd
Officers responded to an unconscious male in a vehicle. The male was unresponsive and foaming at the mouth. The vehicle was running with the doors locked so officers on scene broke a window to gain entry. BBFD arrived and subsequently transported him to Bethesda Hospital in stable condition.
16-48851 1907 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 1372 Auburn Court
A male was found unconscious at the residence. BBFD revived him with Narcan and he was later transported to JFK in stable condition.
16-48925 0202 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 121 NW 1st Avenue
An unconscious male was revived by BBFD and transported to Bethesda Hospital in stable condition.
16-48924 0146 hours AOD/FHP I-95/Boynton Beach Blvd
An FHP Trooper was investigating a single vehicle accident when his patrol car was struck from behind. The Trooper was outside of his vehicle and he sustained minor injuries. The driver of the vehicle that struck him was suspected to be under the influence of alcohol. BBPD units responded and assisted on scene and with the closure of I-95.
16-48753 1008 hours Burglary Auto 2424 N. Federal hwy. #210
Unknown person entered victim’s vehicle between 1830 hours last night and 0730 hours this morning, ransacking the contents within, and took a black wallet containing cash and identification documents.

Boynton Briefing - Aug. 23, 2016

16-046523 Burglary to Auto 689 NE 6th Ct 18:10 hours
Victim reported that sometime between 22:15 on August 21st and 06:00 hours on August 22nd unknown individuals ransacked his vehicle and absconded with approximately $10.
16-046562 Overdose Non-Fatal 109 New Lake Dr 22:23 hours
W/F was found unconscious in the master bedroom; agonal breathing. BBPD officers administered one dose of Narcan prior to BBFR arrival. BBFR arrived and advised BBPD to administer one more dose to her. BBFR transported her to Bethesda Memorial Hospital for further treatment.
16-046428 0744 hours Burglary (Auto) 222 SE 5th Avenue
Victim stated that sometime between 2101 hours on 08/21/2016, and 0730 hours this morning, an unknown subject burglarized her locked vehicle, a blue 2005 Lexus bearing FL tag Y28HCM. Missing from within a wallet was $280.
16-046469 1251 hours Larceny (Other) 2319 North Congress Ave.
Victim stated that on 08/21/16 she answered a Craigslist ad for an apartment at the above location. She met a black male at the location who stated his name was Allen, James and that he owned the apartment. After looking at the apartment, she gave Allen $850.00 as half of the deposit. She agreed to meet at the location today, to sign lease paperwork, and to give Allen the rest of the money. She met with Allen today and gave him another $850.00. Allen gave her a lease agreement and keys. When she went to open the apartment door the keys did not work. It was later determined that Allen did not own the apartment. He was last seen leaving the area in a white van. Total loss is $1,700.

Police identify suspects in burglary of donut, pizza shops

Two women arrested by a burglary task force on Wednesday are suspected of burglarizing two Boynton Beach eateries earlier that morning.
Officers responded to Jupiter Donuts at 2260 W. Woolbright Road at 4:20 a.m., after employees called to say that two women broke into the business with a pick axe. One of the suspects grabbed an employee and walked her around the business, attempting to find a cash register. The suspects fled after they realized there was no money.
The suspects also broke into the neighboring Jersey Mike’s Subs and stole money from a cash register.
Victoria DeJesus and Deztanie DeJesus, both 19, were arrested later that day by the PBSO South County Task Force. Each was driving a stolen vehicle. One of the cars, a burgundy Honda Accord, was stolen on July 29 from a parking lot on Golfview Terrace in Boynton Beach.
Charges against Victoria DeJesus and Deztanie DeJesus for the Boynton Beach burglaries are pending further investigation, including DNA results.

Boynton Briefing - Aug. 18, 2016

16-045398 Burglary to Residence/Delayed 114 E. Ocean Dr. 15:03 hours
Victim reported that he was painting a vacant unit when an unknown male subject requested to look inside the unit. After the subject left the unit, the victim discovered that his white Samsung Core cell phone/w blue case was missing from the unit.
16-045403 Burglary to Residence/Delayed SW 5th St 16:20 hours
Victim (elderly) reported she was hospitalized from July 27th to August 17, 2016. On today’s date she discovered that a saw was missing from her garage.
16-045399 Burglary Forced Entry/Day SW 28th Avenue 16:28 hours
Victim reported while she was at her doctor’s office her alarm company notified the alarm had been activated. The victim left her residence at 15:50 hours and returned at 16:30 hours. The front door of the residence was open and the lock was damaged. The victim found the inside of the residence to be in disarray however after an inventory check no items appeared to be missing from inside the residence.
16-045404 Burglary Forced Entry/Day NE 12th Terr 17:11 hours
Victim advised sometime between the hours of 10:00 and 17:00 unknown individuals entered the residence. The front door was found open and the front window of the residence was broken. After checking the residence the owner discovered the bedrooms ransacked and numerous items missing. Total loss estimated at $20,202.
16-045414 Burglary Residence Delayed 1131 SE 4th Street 18:01 hours
Victim advised sometime between 22:30 hours on 8/15/2016 and 11:00 hours the following day unknown person(s) entered his unsecured residence and removed his laptop from his dining room table. The victim believes the culprits may have entered the residence on Monday night while he was sleeping.
16-045312 0646 hours Burglary 620 SE 1st Avenue
Victim advised that sometime between 08/16/2016 at 0730 hours, and 08/17/2016 at 0500 hours, an unknown suspect burglarized her tool shed. The tool shed is located in the back yard secured with a latch and a padlock. The suspect gained entry by breaking the latch, but left the padlock intact. An Echo Weed eater ($300) is missing from the shed.
16-045345 1106 hours Failed to Stop for Officer 100 East MLK Blvd.
Officer Sohn observed a 2017 Black Ford Mustang bearing Fl. tag 995-JPZ run a red light at NE 10 Ave./Seacrest Blvd. This vehicle fled from officers of this agency last week (Case # 16-0044174). When signaled to stop via emergency lights/siren, the vehicle immediately increased speed, ran through a stop sign within a neighborhood, and failed to stop again. All efforts to stop this vehicle were terminated, and it was last seen headed northbound on Seacrest Blvd.

Boynton Briefing - Aug. 17, 2016

16-45236 1838 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal)200 N. Seacrest Blvd
Officers located a male subject in obvious medical distress. He was transported to Bethesda Hospital in stable condition.
16-45269 2149 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 3260 E. Palm Drive
Officers responded to an unconscious female that was barely breathing. Narcan was administered by BBPD and she regained consciousness. She admitted that she had been using heroin. She was transported to JFK in stable condition.
16-45277 2316 hours Robbery (Person) 1005 W. Gateway Blvd
The male victim reported that he had a verbal altercation with an unknown black male while at 850 W. Gateway Blvd. When he crossed the street and went to Publix, the same unknown male got out of a vehicle and pointed a gun at him. His wallet containing $1280 was taken and the vehicle fled westbound on W. Gateway Blvd.
16-45281 0031 hours Robbery (Business) 217 N. Federal Hwy
Officers responded to a suspicious person demanding money of the store clerk at Chevron. It was determined that the male, later identified as Jerraco Morlock, had passed a note that said to “give me the cash or shots will be fired bro.” Morlock was holding the front of his waistband implying that he had a firearm. Officers arrested him as he was attempting to leave the business. He was processed and sent to the Palm Beach County Jail.
16-45185 Missing Juvenile 641 NW 9 Ct 1434hrs Officers responded to the above address in reference to a missing juvenile. Several minutes later the child was located unharmed.

Boynton Briefing - Aug. 12-15, 2016

16-044769 Overdose Non-Fatal North Seacrest Blvd. and Seacrest Ct 16:47 hours
W/M was located at the above area inside his vehicle unconscious/labored breathing. BBFR responded to scene and injected with Narcan prior to his transport to Bethesda Memorial Hospital.
16-044740 1154 hours Theft 1600 North Federal Highway
Three unknown B/M’s entered the location and took several Metro PCS cellular phones. The suspects were last seen walking westbound on NE 15th Ave. The total loss was undetermined at the time of this report.
16-044745 1309 hours Suspicious Incident/Shots Fired 139 NE 15th Ave
Units responded to a report of shots fired from a silver Chevrolet Monte Carlo in the area of 139 NE 15th Avenue. An area check was negative for any shooting victims, witnesses, the alleged vehicle, or a crime scene. No injured persons were received at any of the local hospitals.
16-044622 Overdose Fatal 257 Lake Monterey Circle 15:38 hours
W/F (28 yrs old) was found unresponsive, not breathing on the floor of her bedroom due to a possible overdose. BBFD responded to scene and at 15:51 hours confirmed that she was deceased. CSI Stidham and Detective Labbe responded to the scene.
16-044634 Shots Fired (Suspicious Incident) SE 1st and SE 24th Avenue 17:13 hours
BBPD units responded to the intersection of SE 1St Street and SE 24th Avenue in reference to possible shots fired. Units canvassed the area with negative results.
16-044680 Shots Fired (Suspicious Incident) 3001 N. Seacrest Blvd 21:38 hours
BBPD units responded to 3001 N. Seacrest Blvd. on report of possible shots fired. Units canvassed the area with negative results.
16-044574 1027 hours Burglary (Auto) 705 Buttonwood Lane
Victim stated that sometime between 0950 hours on 03/12/16, and 0930 hours on 08/13/16, an unknown person entered into his unsecured 2013 Volkswagon Passat and stole approx. $6.00 in change from the center console.
16-044597 1234 hours Burglary (Auto) 746 Buttonwood Lane
Victim stated that sometime between 1800 hours on 03/12/16, and 1230 hours on 08/13/16, an unknown person entered into his unsecured 2005 Nissan Xterra and stole approx. $300.00 in change, music CD's ($1,000), and black sunglasses ($100).
16-044464 Overdose Non-Fatal 5201 Mahogany Dr17:54 hours
Victim was found unconscious on the floor of his apartment. BBFD responded and administered Narcan to the patient. He regained consciousness and was transported by BBFD to JFK Hospital.
16-044473 Burglary Cat-Type NE 1st st 18:06 hours
Victim advised sometime between the hours of 0900 and 1745 on 08/12/2016 unknown persons unlawfully entered her residence via her bedroom window and removed her 39” Vizio TV. The victims roommate had been inside the residence at the time however did not witness the incident because the victim’s bedroom door had been closed.
16-044523 Overdose Non-Fatal 3625 S Federal Hwy 00:37 hours
Victim was found lying on the floor in a restroom stall of Wal-Mart; conscience but breathing. BBFD responded and administered Narcan prior to transporting patient to Bethesda Memorial Hospital.
16-44368 2338 hours Burglary Auto/Arrest 2709 SW 7th St
Officers responded in reference to a Burglary/Auto in progress where the vehicle owner observed an unknown female rummaging through his unlocked vehicle. Officers subsequently located Latonya Laster on foot in the area. The victim positively identified Laster as the subject in his vehicle. She was arrested and sent to the Palm Beach County Jail.
16-44372 0012 hours Criminal Mischief/Arrest 1500 N. Federal Hwy
Officers located Patrick Tidridge on Federal Hwy and arrested him for an open Probable Cause Affidavit. He was wanted for breaking a window at Chevron on August 8, 2016 (#16-43573). Once back in the booking area, Tidridge repeatedly smashed his head into the cell door causing a laceration to his eye. He was transported to Bethesda Hospital and then sent to the Palm Beach County Jail.

Boynton Briefing - Aug. 11, 2016

16-44129 1952 hours Burglary/Residence 3103 Mahogany Drive
Between 0640 hours and 1945 hours on today’s date, an unknown person(s) forced the front door open and ransacked the apartment. Miscellaneous items and a safe were taken.
16-44177 2245 hours Burglary/Residence 3101 Mahogany Drive
Between 1030 hours and 2245 hours on today’s date, an unknown person(s) forced the front door open and ransacked the apartment. Multiple items were taken but the resident needs more time to complete an inventory.
16-440881627 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 215 N. Atlantic Drive
Officers responded in reference to a female that was unconscious and not breathing. CPR was initiated until FD arrived and provided Narcan. She became responsive and was subsequently transported to Bethesda Hospital where she is in stable condition.
16-44174 2240 hours Failed to Stop 700 S. Federal Hwy
Officers observed a black Ford Mustang GT (FL#995-JPZ) traveling on Federal Hwy in excess of 100 mph. They observed it pull into Las Ventanas and attempt to park. Upon activating emergency equipment to initiate a traffic stop, the vehicle immediately backed out and accelerated through the parking garage at a high rate of speed. The vehicle was last observed traveling westbound on E. Woolbright Rd at a high rate of speed. Routine checks indicated it was a rental vehicle.
16-44206 0109 hours Robbery (Strong-arm) 24 Colonial Club Drive
An unknown person opened the passenger side door of the victim’s vehicle as she pulled into her parking spot. The unknown subject pulled her purse from her arm and ran northbound through the parking lot. The purse contained her wallet, car keys and house keys. She was unable to provide a physical description or gender of the subject. A K9 track was initiated with negative results.

Boynton Briefing - Aug. 10, 2016

16-43936 1945hrs Child Neglect SW 12th Ave/SW 1st St
Anonymous caller advised that they observed what appeared to be an approximate 11yo b/f and an approximate 2yo b/m on a black in color 4-wheeler, driving on the roadway for approximately the last hour. Units responded to the area, and located the 4-wheeler traveling eastbound on SW 11th Ave approaching the intersection of SW 2nd St. A juvenile female who was 11 yoa was operating the gas operated 4-wheeler, with a juvenile male who was 3 yoa sitting on top of the gas tank neither juvenile had eye protection nor helmets. The juvenile female advised that her father ( later identified as B/M Sutton Jr., Jimmie 08/22/85 - parent) knew that she and 3 year old boy were on the 4-wheeler and knew that they were riding around the neighborhood. Sutton arrived on scene and when asked why the juveniles were operating a 4-wheeler in the middle of the roadway with no safety equipment, he advised that they were only supposed to stay in front of the residence. Sutton advised that they have been riding the 4-wheeler most of the day. The 4-wheeler is dark in color, with no type of illumination on. The distance from where Sutton, was located at (127 SW 11th Ave) to where the juveniles were located at was approximately a quarter mile away; with no parental figure in sight/unsupervised. Based off this investigation, Sutton was placed under arrest for child neglect and TOT PBCJ.
16-43945 2159hrs Robbery with Firearm 2600 Quantum Blvd
Contact with the victim who advised that he was walking down Quantum BLVD when he saw a vehicle(possible Black Dodge Charger or Challenger), pull next to him onto the sidewalk. The driver and the passenger doors both flew open and two black males, possible juveniles, came out of the car. He stated that the passenger of the vehicle, put a large silver handgun to his head and demanded that he empty his pockets. He complied with their demands and gave them his iPhone 5s, which had a black wallet type of cover. The two black males then retreated into their vehicle and drove off at a high rate of speed on Quantum Blvd., westbound towards Congress Ave. Officers canvased the surrounding area looking for the vehicle however the search for the vehicle yielded negative results.
16-043782 0442 hours Stolen Vehicle x 2 2790 NE 5th Ct.
Units responded to the above address in reference to the delayed theft of two vehicles. Upon arrival victim advised his 2015 Grey Chevrolet Malibu bearing FL tag 609QKP and his 2015 Black Honda Motorcycle bearing FL. Tag 3949RN had been stolen by unknown suspect(s) sometime overnight. All keys were accounted for and there were no signs of any crime scene. Both vehicles were subsequently entered into F/NCIC.
Units assisted with traffic related issues due to on-going construction at the intersection of Woolbright Rd. and Congress Ave.

Woman suffers minor injuries when bullet strikes her car

A Boynton Beach woman is lucky to be alive this morning after a bullet struck the windshield of her car and narrowly missed her head.
Nia Lewis, 19, was at the corner of Northeast First Court and Northeast 16th Avenue around 10:45 p.m., when she heard shots being fired in her direction.
A single bullet struck her black Honda Accord’s windshield, went through it and struck the driver’s side window frame next to her head. The impact of the bullet caused splintering glass to cut her face and left upper arm.
Lewis amazingly continued driving, and stopped when she saw officers at EZ Mart, 1005 N. Seacrest Blvd. She was treated for minor injuries at the scene by Boynton Beach Fire Rescue.
Officers responded to the area of Northeast First Court and Northeast 16th Avenue and found 10 to 15 spent shell casings in front of 201 N.E. 16th Ave. The residents of the house were uncooperative, and refused to come to the front door to speak with officers.
Detectives do not believe Lewis was an intended target as the house is a considerable distance from where she had been driving, however, it impossible to know for sure at this time.
No other witnesses have come forward with any information to assist detectives with their investigation. Detectives are urging anyone with information to all 561-732-8116 or Crime Stoppers of Palm Beach County at 800-458-TIPS. Tips can also be submitted via our MyPD app

Boynton Briefing - Aug. 9, 2016

16-043712 Burglary Delayed 171 NE 27th Avenue 17:34 hours
16-043727 Burglary Delayed 2515 NE 2nd Ct #14-102 19:42 hours
16-043714 Non-Fatal Overdose 480 W. Boynton Beach Blvd. 18:08 hours
Victim was found unresponsive/agonal breathing. BBFD arrived on scene began lifesaving measures and was subsequently transported to Bethesda Memorial Hospital for further treatment.
16-043716 Suspicious Person 123 NW 10th Avenue 18:23 hours
A fight occurred involving a B/M later identified as Kevin Frantz Bernardin (10/25/94) within the 100 block of NW 10th Avenue. The subject was observed by anonymous callers pointing a gun at numerous individuals. Officer Schalk observed the suspect vehicle traveling west on NW 10th Avenue. A traffic stop was performed with additional units. As a result of his failure to comply with multiple lawful orders, he was tased and taken into custody.
16-043735 Suicide Threat 480 W. Boynton Beach Blvd. 20:34 hours
Crisis hotline notified BBPD they received a call from an unknown female, who advised she was going to kill herself and that she was at an unknown hotel in Boynton Beach. Detective Athol was able to make contact with the woman and learned she was in the parking lot of the Boynton Inn. BBPD units responded to the area and the subject was Baker acted.
16-043604 0801 hours Stolen Auto 1826 Via Sofia
Units responded to the above address in reference to a delayed stolen vehicle which was taken sometime overnight. Upon arrival they met with the victim who stated unknown suspect(s) stole her 2014 Maroon Toyota Highlander bearing FL tag LITAG8. The spare key was accidently left in the center console. Vehicle was subsequently entered into F/NCIC as stolen.
16-043612 0822 hours Stolen Auto 310 North Blvd
Units responded to the above address in reference to a delayed stolen vehicle which was taken sometime overnight. Upon arrival they met with the victim who stated unknown suspect(s) stole her 2007 Red Saturn Ion bearing FL tag CSM1I. Keys were left inside the vehicle. Vehicle was subsequently entered into F/NCIC as stolen.
16-043647 1128 hours Robbery by Sudden Snatching 3625 S. Federal Hwy.
Units responded to Wal-Mart in reference to a robbery in progress. While en route it was gleaned the suspect had snatched the victim’s IPhone from his hip and ran North Bound on Federal Hwy. Estimated cost of loss is $600.

Boynton Briefing - Aug. 2, 2016

16042420 1746 hours Traffic Crash Investigation Gateway Blvd @ Federal Hwy
Officers responded in reference to a traffic accident between a motor vehicle and a motorcycle. The motorcyclist was deemed a trauma alert due to head injuries and was transported Delray Trauma Center, where he is expected to recover. THI and Crime Scene responded.
16042446 2109 hours Loitering and Prowling / Obstruction 600 NE 12th Ave / Manatee Cove
Officers responded in reference to two black males that were observed looking into vehicles and walking around residences. B3/4 officers were already conducting an operation for burglary suppression and observed the males conducting themselves as described above. Upon trying to make contact, the males fled on foot and were last seen running west in the 400 block of NE 12th Ave. A search of the area did yield a vehicle burglary.
16042452 2150 hours Burglary (Auto) 637 NE 12th Terrace
Officers notified the owners of the burglarized vehicle due to the above incident. Victim advised that nothing appeared missing at this time.
16042454 2222 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal)
Officers responded and found w/m unconscious and barely breathing behind the wheel of his vehicle. Officers and EMS provided life saving techniques and he regained consciousness and was later transported to Bethesda for further treatment. He said that he had just injected heroin prior to pulling into the convenience store.
16-42314 Burglary SW 10th Street
Officers responded in referenced to the report of burglary. Investigation revealed that several vehicles had been burglarized at the above address. An as yet undetermined number of tools were taken in addition to approximately 1,000lbs of copper wiring.
16-42329 Burglary High Ridge Road
Officers responded to the report of a burglary. Investigation revealed that 2 5’ brass/copper sunflowers (art) were taken from the above address. The items were valued at $10,000.

Police investigating traffic fatality

A 51-year-old motorcyclist died this morning in a traffic crash in the 100 block of East Gateway Boulevard.
David Bookman, of Boynton Beach, was driving his 1999 Yamaha V-Star motorcycle east on Gateway Boulevard around 9:45 a.m. At the same time, Joseph Dinmore, 79, was driving his 2012 Dodge Grand Caravan north on Northeast First Court. When Dinmore, of Boynton Beach, approached the intersection, he pulled out in front of Bookman, causing the front of the motorcycle to strike the driver’s side tire of the Dodge. Bookman was taken to Delray Medical Center, where he died. The investigation is ongoing. Witnesses are asked to call Traffic Homicide Investigator Christopher Munro at 561-742-6112.

Boynton Briefing - July 29 - Aug. 1, 2016

16-042242 1937hrs Aggravated Battery with Firearm 407 NE 1st St
Units responded to the area of the 400 block of NE 1st and NE 2nd St where residents advised that unknown B/M’s were shooting at other B/M’s. Officers were able to make contact with a victim who advised he was just standing outside of 400 NE 2nd St when several unknown B/M’s started shooting in his direction. The victim ran west to NE 1st St and was not harmed. The victim did not know the suspects and signed a refusal to prosecute form. CSI responded and recovered several 9mm shell casings from the roadway of 400 NE 2nd St.
16-042270 2250hrs Shots Fired 1213 NW 4th St
Officer responded to the area of Cherry Hill Mini Mart in reference to a block party where dispatch received multiple calls of shots being fired in the area. Upon arrival of units most of the patrons from the party were dispersing. A canvas of the area resulted in negative results for shell casings or victims. Local hospitals notified and no victims reported.
16-042278 2344hrs Burglary Auto 1425 S. Congress Ave
Contact was made with victim who stated at approximately 0700 hour she parked her 2015, Red in color Toyota bearing FL tag BDEK08 in the parking lot. When she returned to her vehicle at 2345 hours, she observed the rear passenger side window smashed out. Victim advised she had a pink in color purse ($275 value) sitting on the back seat that was now missing. The purse contained a pair of red gym sneakers ($60 value) and a yellow in color bracelet ($400).
16-042279 2344hrs Burglary Auto 1425 S. Congress Ave
Contact was made with victim, who stated at approximately 2303 hour she parked her 2001, Silver in color Saturn (bearing FL tag 382QNF) in the parking lot. When she returned to her vehicle at 2345 hours, she observed the front passenger side window smashed out. She advised her black in color purse ($15) containing a debit card and a FL ID were missing from the front seat of the vehicle.
16-042280 2344hrs Burglary Auto 1425 S. Congress Ave
Contact was made with the victim, who stated at approximately 2257 hour she parked her 2007, Red in color Chevrolet Uplander (bearing FL tag Y64KNG) in the parking lot. When she returned to her vehicle at 2345 hours, she observed the rear passenger side window smashed out.Victim completed an inventory of her vehicle and advised there were no items missing.
16-04216/16-042186 0555hrs Agg. Assault (Firearm) and Hit/Run 3200 Old Boynton Road
Victim was parking in the lot of 3200 Old Boynton Rd. (Walmart) when a black Nissan Altima backed into the front of his vehicle (BBPD case#16-042186). Victim exited his vehicle to assess the damage. The Altima backed into his vehicle a second time, and then fled the parking lot, with a brown Mustang following it. Victim followed the vehicles onto Old Boynton Rd. The driver of the Mustang stopped, displayed a black handgun toward him, and told him to stop. Both vehicles then went north on N. Congress Ave. Victim followed the Mustang into Meadows on the Green, but lost sight of it by the gate. The Mustang was not located. No injuries were reported, and there are no known suspects.
16-042184 1115 hours Burglary (Residence) SW 6th Avenue
Reportee advised that the home owner has been in Connecticut for approximately one month, and that he has been watching the house during her absence. Today he observed that the back door had been broken in, so he contacted BBPD. Officers cleared the residence for any suspects. They found that the interior had been ransacked. The loss is undetermined, and is pending an inventory from the victim. Thomas secured the residence prior to the officer’s departure. Pictures were taken of the residence and point of entry.
16-042192 1239 hours Burglary (Auto)Las Palmas Park
Victim Kimberly Gould found her vehicle (Black 2013 Volkswagon Passat FL tag #910QUQ) window slightly ajar. A closer look revealed that unknown subjects had rummaged through the glove box and center console, however nothing was taken.
16-042194 1239 hours Burglary/Auto Theft Las Palmas Park
Victim stated that sometime between 0030hrs and 1230hrs, someone entered his locked personal vehicle (2016 Mercedes CLA250, bearing FL tag#GTIA77) and stole the key from within the center console to his locked work vehicle (black 2009 Ford Flex bearing FL tag#EQZS36). The company vehicle had the following company owned tools inside it, a drill set (unk name/model) valued at $150.00 and (2) furniture dolly/s with a total value of $50.00. The stolen vehicle was entered into FCIC/NCIC.
16-042061 1620hrs Overdose (Fatal) SW Cranbrook DR
W/M , was found unconscious and not breathing. Officers arrived on scene simultaneously with the Boynton Beach Fire Department. Boynton Beach Paramedics pronounced him deceased. Officers established a secure crime scene and stood by for Detective Lagor and Crime Scene.
16-042108 2003hrs Overdose (Non-Fatal) NW 13th Ave
W/F was observed on the lying on the floor, unresponsive. Upon arrival CPR was in progress and shortly after Officers arrived she regained her consciousness and was further tended to by BBFD and was subsequently transported to Bethesda Memorial Hospital.
16-042127 2216hrs Overdose (Fatal) 480 W. Boynton Beach Blvd (The Inn)
Female was unresponsive, not breathing and had possibly overdosed. Boynton Beach Fire Rescue arrived on scene and at 2226hrs, confirmed that shewas deceased. CSI Stidham and Det. Lagor responded to the scene.
16-041995 0854 hours Stolen Vehicle 3025 Waterside Circle
Victim advised that on 07/29/16 at 1930 hours she parked her 2016 black VW Tiguan (SUV) bearing FL tag BMMM79 in her driveway and brought the keys inside. When she woke up on 07/30/16 at 0830 hours, the vehicle was missing. There was no evidence of broken glass / forced entry but the victim advised the vehicle was locked and she had possession of the keys. NCIC / FCIC entry was completed.
16-041999 0917 hours Stolen Tag 2770 NE 5th Court
Victim B/M Yves Desir (DOB 02/19/55) advised that upon exiting his residence at 0917 hours, he noticed that the tag to his 2002 Isuzu Trooper was missing (FL tag I692EY w/decal # 04791637 attached.. Tag/decal were entered into FCIC/NCIC as stolen.
16-042001 0933 hours Shooting South Circle Drive/NE 4th Street
Officers responded to 417 NE 17th Ave in reference to a shooting which occurred near the intersection of S Circle Drive and NE 4th St. Victim stated that they went to the Quick Stop at 524 E Gateway Blvd., made a purchase, and left the store. While walking home, a white Chevy 4 door pulled alongside them and an unknown B/M occupant began to yell obscenities at them. Both initially believed that he was joking; however the suspect retrieved a handgun and fired several rounds at them from approximately 50 yards away. The vehicle then then drove away. Several shell casings were turned over. Detective Lagor responded and Crime Scene processed the scene.
16-042002 0958 hours Burglary (Vehicle) 3077 Waterside Circle
Victim advised her unsecured 2015 silver Mazda 6 bearing Fl tag DJVR92 was parked in her driveway on 07/29/16 at 2215 hours. When she awoke on 07/30/16 at 0900 hours, she observed the driver’s door slightly ajar. A brown Michael Kors bag ($350) was missing from underneath the driver’s seat. The bag contained her FL driver’s license and misc. clothes ($50). There were no signs of forced entry.
16041819 07:58:57 BURGLARY AUTO 2870 NE 5TH CT
Victim stated unknown person(s) smashed the driver side window to his Black 2005 Land Rover LRS bearing FL tag M662IT and stole a pair of $250 sunglasses. Officer J. Rivera located a mortgage paper with fresh blood on it which had been taken from the victim’s vehicle. Crime Scene responded and collected the biological evidence. Estimated cost of loss is set at $450.
16041840 10:39:26 BURGLARY RESIDENCE - DELAYED 2530 SW 14TH ST
Victim stated unknown person(s) gained access to his vacant residence and removed a generator (NOI) and an older model Intratec AB-10 9mm firearm (NOI). Estimated cost of loss is set at $400.

Boynton Briefing - July 28, 2016

16-41559 1959 hours Burglary/Delayed 305 E. Gateway Blvd
Between 1730 hours and 1959 hours on today’s date, an unknown person(s) smashed the glass door to the residence and removed a television.
16-41567 2004 hours Burglary/Delayed 1627 NE 3rd Court
Between 1800 hours on 07/25/16 and 2004 hours on today’s date, an unknown person(s) entered the fenced yard and removed a bicycle and a generator. No suspect information available.
16-41525 1704 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal)3345 S. Federal Hwy
Officers responded in reference to a male that overdosed on Heroin. He was revived and transported to Bethesda Hospital.
16-41526 1706 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 1005 W. Gateway Blvd
Officers responded to Publix in reference to a female that overdosed on Heroin in the bathroom. She was subsequently transported to Bethesda Hospital.
16-41449 0923 hrs Burglary Residence 198 SE 27th Ave.
Unknown person entered the residence between 06/09 and 06/16, removing diving equipment and several electronic devices.
16-41481 1207 hrs Possible Overdose/Not Fatal 4905 Park Ridge Blvd. Patient never lost consciousness but displayed drowsiness from prescribed medication. Unknown if any illicit narcotics were taken in addition. Patient transported to BMH for evaluation.
16-41501 1436 hrs Burglary Auto 850 W. Gateway Blvd.
Victim was pumping gas when a subject opened her vehicle door and took her purse from within. Suspect described as, B/M, early 20’s, 5’8, thin build, medium length black hair, wearing long black pants and black hooded jacket.

Two people injured when someone fires gun into air

Two people suffered gunshot wounds Monday night after someone fired dozens of bullets into the air on Northwest 20th Court.
Julio Felix was sitting on the front porch of his home at 1990 N.W. 2nd Court at around 8:40 p.m., when he heard multiple gunshots coming from west of his location. Felix, 25, immediately ducked down and entered his home. That was when he realized he had been shot in the buttocks. He was taken to Delray Medical Center with non-life threatening injuries.
Around 10 p.m., police were called to St. Mary’s Medical Center in reference to a second victim. Emanuel Austin, 32, said he in the area of Northwest Second Court and Northwest 19th Avenue when he heard the shooting and started running. Austin felt a little prick in his stomach but continued running. Once he felt that he’d run far enough away, he looked down and saw that he had been shot. He called his girlfriend, who picked him and brought him to the hospital. His injuries are also not life-threatening.
Officers observed about 70 shell casings in the roadway on Northwest 20th Court. They made contact with all of the residents in the area; however no one witnessed who was shooting into the air.
This is the second time in a month that people have been injured by someone carelessly firing a gun into the air. On July 4, a Boynton Beach woman was struck by a bullet while sitting on her front porch.
Police cannot stress enough the dangers of shooting a gun into the air. Bullets can easily travel far distances, and anyone nearby could be injured.
Anyone with information about this shooting is urged to call Boynton Beach Police at 732-8116. You can remain anonymous.

Boynton Briefing - July 22-25, 2016

16-40925 0835 hours Burglary to Residence 1180 SW 24th Ave
Suspect entered patio through an unsecured door and removed a television and fishing rod and reel.
16-40938 0926 hours GTA 307 Savanah Lakes Drive
Black 2006 Kawasaki 2X6R taken from the driveway.
16-40945 1139 hours Burglary Auto 2300 S. congress Ave
16-40952 1238 hours Burglary Auto 100 NE 6th Street
16-40852 1905 hours Overdose x2 1331 N. Federal Hwy #216
Officers responded to Las Ventanas in reference to two subjects that overdosed on heroin. Both subjects were transported to Bethesda Hospital. One was pronounced deceased at approximately 0300 hours. The other subject will most likely make a full recovery.
16-40864 2057 hours Fire 1901 N. Seacrest Blvd
Officers responded to a fire at the Ezell Hester playground. Miscellaneous items were set on fire in the mulch causing minor damage to the playground equipment. Fire extinguished by officers on scene.
16-40881 2311 hours Shots Fired Shore Drive(Coquina Cove)
The area was checked after a caller reported 12 shots fired in the area. A canvass did not locate any damage or evidence of a crime.
16-40896 0045 hours Improper Exhibition/ Firearm 2821 S. Federal Hwy
A caller reported that a male, later identified as Eddie Gentry, entered a vehicle in the Homing Inn parking lot with a “machine gun” slung over his shoulder. Believing this to be suspicious, he provided vehicle information and direction of travel. Officer Loshelder located the vehicle several miles from the location. A high-risk stop was conducted and a loaded Kel Tec rifle was recovered from the passenger side floor. Gentry was arrested for Improper Exhibition of a Dangerous Weapon/Firearm. He was subsequently sent to the Palm Beach County Jail.
16-40773 1031 hours Burglary Auto 1001 NE 1st Street
16-40787 1155 hours Burglary Auto 113 S. Atlantic Dr. W
16-40797 1253 hours Burglary Auto 2631 SW 4th Street
16-40800 1302 hours Burglary Auto 850 W. Gateway Blvd.
16-40780 1031 hours Burglary to Residence NW 8th CT
Sometime between 07-21-16 @ 1200hrs and today at 0700hrs, unknown suspect entered the opened garage and stole two custom fishing rod and reel combos valued at $3,000.
16-40569 Stolen Auto 765 Manatee Bay Dr
2015 white Toyota RAV4 bearing FL DTTD13 taken overnight.

Boynton Briefing - July 13, 2016

16-038679 Burglary 2290 N. Congress Avenue 21:10 hours
Victim advised at approximately 1720 hours he secured his belongings including a wallet containing credit cards in a gym locker at 24 Hour Fitness. The victim retrieved his belonging at approximately 1830 hours. A short time later he learned that four credit cards had been removed from the wallet after he was notified of fraudulent charges on his credit cards. Further inspection of his luggage lock revealed small scratches and damage to the lock. No other theft reports at this location were taken at this time.
16-038717 Shots Fired 1331 S FEDERAL HWY #525 00:22 hours
The victim advised he heard two gun shots followed by two more. BBPD units responded to the area; nothing of evidentiary value was found during a canvass of the area.
16-038695 Failed to Stop/Officer 400 W. Boynton Beach Blvd. 21:58 hours
While on patrol, Officer Castro observed a Black, 4 Dr. Mercedes bearing Fl Reg 688QBR traverse the roadway of North Seacrest Blvd westbound from NE 6th Avenue to NW 6th Avenue causing him to abruptly brake in order to avoid striking the passenger side of the Mercedes. As Officer Castro attempted to affect a stop on the vehicle, the vehicle continued to proceed towards I95 while failing to stop for the officer. The stop was terminated as the vehicle continued south of our city limits.
16-038500 0456 hours Burglary (Vehicle) 20 Southern Cross Circle
Victim stated that sometime between 1330 hours on 07/11/16, and 0445 hours on 07/12/16, an unknown person entered into his unsecured 1997 Ford Explorer (FL tag 352RKR) and stole approx. $10.00 in loose change. The center console and glove compartment were both open, and the contents were strewn across the seat and floor.
16-038519 0833 hours Burglary (Vehicle) 21 Southern Cross Circle
Victim stated that sometime between 2330 hours on 07/11/16, and 0830 hours on 07/12/16, an unknown person entered her unsecured 2007 Toyota Corolla (FL tag N940VZ) and stole a purse which contained her children’s Social Security Cards. The glove compartment was open and the contents thrown on the seat and floor.
16-038521 0854 hours Burglary (Vehicle) 20 Southern Cross Circle
Officers checking the parking lot of the Clipper Cove Apartments observed a blue 1999 Toyota Corolla with FL tag GLUP85 with the radio removed from the dashboard and sitting on the driver seat. A key was found left in the trunk keyhole. The vehicle owner/victim stated that her radio was intact when she parked her vehicle last night at approximately 2100 hours, and that the car doors were locked. Taken from within the vehicle was a black iPod Nano valued at approximately $150.00. Damage to the radio was estimated at approximately $100.00. Total loss estimated at approximately $250.
16-038503 0601hrs Auto Theft 415 Chapel Hill Blvd
Victim stated that sometime between 0445 hrs and 0515 hrs on 7/12/16 someone took her 2010 Honda Accord bearing PA tag HXE6419 from her driveway. Anna was in possession of the vehicle keys. Inside of her vehicle was a pair of Ray Ban sunglasses, a car seat base, and a craftsman tool set. Estimated loss of $600.
16-038508 0607hrs Auto Theft 534 Chapel Hill Blvd
Victim stated that sometime between 0100 hrs to 0400 hrs someone took her unsecured 2008 Kia Optima bearing FL tag I497IR from her driveway. She stated that there was a dog cart and seat inside of the vehicle valued at $100.

Boynton Briefing - July 12, 2016

16-038277 Traffic Stop 1775 North Congress Avenue 14:24 hours
While on patrol, Officer Herny observed a white Saturn Station Wagon (Fl tag WQ14G), which matched the description of a vehicle involved in a previous shooting at the EZ Mart 1005 North Seacrest Blvd. on July 11, 2016 at 0229 hours. During the original incident the victim was shot in the leg after he had approached the occupants of the vehicle asking for loose change. Officer Herny along with PTO unit members conducted a felony stop on the vehicle. Subsequent to further investigation through D-bureau B/M Tevin Dennard Tookes was arrested for Aggravated Battery with a firearm. TOT PBCJ.
16-038289 0704 hours Burglary (Vehicle) 3409 Diane Drive
Victim advised that she left her 2004 silver Honda Accord unsecured between 0430hrs on 07/10/16, and 0700hrs 07/11/16. The following items were found to missing from within the car: I-Pad ($300), I-pod ($200), large brown purse ($300), orange wallet ($200), two Bank America debit cards, and one Chase credit card (cards were cancelled). The vehicle interior was ransacked, but no damage was reported.
16-038316 0923 hours Burglary (Vehicle) 801 SW 35th Avenue
Victim advised that she left her 2005 Ford Explorer unsecured in her driveway between 2030hrs on 07/10/16, and 0930hrs on 07/11/16. During this timeframe an unknown subject entered the vehicle and ransacked the interior, however nothing was taken.
16-038323 0953 hours Burglary (Vehicle) SW 21st Street
Victim reported that on 07/10/16 at 0000 her beige 2005 Lincoln was parked in her driveway unsecured. When she woke up on 07/10/16 at approximately 0800 hours she discovered that her sunglasses ($150) were missing. The glove compartment/center console had also been opened, and its contents were scattered across the front seats. The victim refused crime scene processing, as she did not want the mess of the fingerprint dust all over the interior of her car.
16-038323 0953hrs Aggravated Battery/Poss of Cocaine 101 N. Fed Hwy (Ocean Food Mart)
W/M Chiappisi, Nicholas dob 12/03/1983, attempted to purchase a can of Miller Lite Beer with a credit card bearing another person’s name. Victim, w/m Harb, Nidal dob 09/17/1980 asked for identification from Chiappisi, however he refused to provide it, and began yelling obscenities at Nidal. Nidal refused service to Chiappisi, and he became enraged. He then threw the can of beer at Nidal, striking him in the upper left shoulder, narrowly missing his head. Chiappisi was arrested, and subsequently found to be in possession of cocaine. He was medically cleared for jail due to apparent intoxication. Chiappisi was processed at the BBPD and TOT the PBCJ.

Boynton Briefing - July 8-11, 2016

16038214 1859 hrs Robbery w Firearm/Armed Burglary/Agg Batt Texas Roadhouse 3001 Old Boynton
Investigation revealed that Suspect b/m Christopher Charles dob 07/21/1989 had become angry over an online purchase of a cell phone from the victim. Charles met with the victim in the parking lot of the above business and reached into the victim’s vehicle and immediately began striking him in the face with his fists. Charles then brandished a handgun and used it to strike the victim in the face before reaching further into the vehicle and removing the vehicle’s keys and a gym bag. Officers recovered the weapon and the victim’s property that had been hidden in Charles’ vehicle. Post Miranda, Charles provided a full written confession of the events. He was arrested, processed, and lodged at PBCJ.
16-38129 0731 hrs Auto Burglary 121 SW 4th Ave.
Unknown person entered the vehicle between 2200 hours last night and 0730 hours this morning. $45.00 was taken from a wallet within and the subject attempted to steal the audio unit.
16-38132 0742 hrs Auto Burglary 222 SE 4th Ave.
Unknown person entered the unlocked vehicle between 2200 hours last night and 0740 hours this morning, removing $5.00 in loose change.
16-38135 0840 hrs Auto Burglary 111 SW 25th Ave.
Unknown person entered the vehicle between 0200 and 0800 hours, removing a wallet with a FL DL in it.
16-38143 1027 hrs Grand Theft Auto 1904 SW 17th Ave.
A black 2002 Hyundai Santa Fe with FL tag #915YBI, was stolen sometime between 0945 and 1015 hours.
16-38147 1119 hrs Grand Theft Auto Arrest 1720 Stonehaven Dr. B/M, Romain Ramgeet, 10/09/96, was arrested for GTA after investigation revealed he took his mother’s vehicle without permission and was involved in a vehicle accident reference case #16-38126.
16-38158 1239 hrs Auto Burglary 1901 SW 17th Ave.
Unknown person entered the unlocked vehicle between 1230 hours yesterday and 1230 hours today, ransacking the contents within.
16-38163 1307 hrs Auto Burglary 1901 SW 15th St. Unknown person entered the unlocked vehicle between 2300 hours last night and 1300 hours today, removing a Garmin GPS.
16-38065 ATL Vehicle 220 SW 6th Ave = 2015hrs
2014 white Chevy Cruz bearing the FL tag CATS10 taken by boyfriend w/m Colby Hislop.
16-37963 0737 hours Burglary/Auto 238 SE 2nd Avenue
Between 1745 hours on 07/08/16 and 0730 hours on today’s date, an unknown person(s) entered a Ford F-150 by breaking a window. The vehicle was ransacked and miscellaneous tools were removed.
16-37967 0750 hours Burglary/Auto 713 SW 15th Street
Between 1630 hours on 07/08/16 and 0750 hours on today’s date, an unknown person(s) entered an unlocked Toyota Prius and ransacked the vehicle.
16-37971 0851 hours Burglary/Auto 2094 SW Park Drive
Between 2130 hours on 07/08/16 and 0830 hours on today’s date, an unknown person(s) entered an unlocked GMC Yukon and removed approximately $25.00 cash.
16-37966 0748 hours Battery (Arrest) 2815 S. Seacrest Blvd Officers responded to Bethesda Hospital in reference to a delayed battery. The investigation revealed that Juan Alvarado-Lopez (02/05/92) intentionally struck one of the nurses in the chest when they were providing him medical attention. Alvarado-Lopez admitted he struck her because he did not like the way that she helped him on to the hospital bed. He was arrested for Battery on a Medical Care Provider and sent to the Palm Beach County Jail.
16-37749 0741 hours Burglary/Auto 815 South Road Between 1845 hours on 07/07/16 and 0745 hours on today’s date, an unknown person(s) entered an unlocked Chevy SUV and removed some earrings.
16-377753 0840 hours Burglary/Theft 1040 W. Industrial Avenue
Officers responded to Xtreme Performance Marine in reference to a theft of marine equipment from inside the fenced yard. It was determined that miscellaneous electronics were taken from one vessel and the lower engine units from two additional vessels. Entry was made by cutting a 3x3 section of the fence.
16-37792 1106 hours Suspicious Item1500 SW 8th Street (Home Depot)
Officers responded in reference to an unattended back-pack. Upon arrival, it was determined that it contained miscellaneous clothes and most likely belonged to an unknown homeless person.

Boynton Briefing - June 30- July 5, 2016

16037110 2005 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) SW 7th Ave
Officers and EMS responded and administered life saving techniques to w/f due to a heroin overdose. She regained consciousness and was transported to Bethesda.
16037127 2141 hours Disorderly Intoxication / Resisting 630 E Woolbright Suspects w/m George Sinclair dob 08/10/1962 and w/f Lisa Antonucci dob 04/26/1971 were found passed out and laying in the roadway. Upon officers trying to assist, they both became very belligerent and refused to comply with officers to cease their drunken tirade. Upon trying to take them into custody both actively resisted and had to be forcefully subdued. Both were medically cleared, processed, and lodged at PBCJ.
16037131 2217 hours Shots Fired (Block Party) 100 NE 16th Ave
Officers responded in reference to multiple gunshots being fired. Upon arrival officers encountered over 500 people in the streets who refused to disperse. There were no immediate reports of victims and due to the large crowd officers had to tactically retreat and allow the large crowd to clear on its own. Once clear, officers attempted to locate evidence of the shooting; however, the excessive amount of trash and debris in the streets made it impossible to locate any.
16037132 2245 hours Shooting (Negligence) 544 NW 13th Ave
Investigation revealed that Victim b/f Glenda Jenkins dob 10/12/1959 was sitting on her porch when she was struck in the leg by an unknown caliber bullet that had most likely struck her after it had been fired up into the air and fallen back down. Her injuries were not life threatening.
16-37058 1254 hours Stolen Auto 411 E. Boynton Beach Blvd.
A blue 2000 Dodge Caravan with VIN # 2b4GP4432YR616335, No tag, was reported stolen.
16-036971 2030hrs Traffic Crash THI Callout 1940 N. Seacrest Blvd
A 2006 Yamaha Banshee 4 wheeler operated by b/m David Richardson was traveling southbound in the north bound lanes of North Seacrest Blvd, and a 1999 Pontiac Firebird operated by b/m Rodney Bullard was traveling southbound in the left turn lane of North Seacrest Blvd. The Pontiac attempted to make a left turn into the driveway of 1940 North Seacrest Blvd., as the 4 wheeler attempted to pass it. This caused the front of the 4 wheeler to strike the left front door of the Pontiac. Richardson was ejected off the 4 wheeler, causing serious leg injuries, and Bullard suffered a serious head injury. Both were transported to Delray Medical Center as trauma alerts, and subsequently stabilized by the medical staff.
16-036748 1759hrs Burglary to Residence 668 Mariners Way
Victim stated that unknown person(s) entered his rear porch/dock after arriving by small boat via the intercostal canal. A cordless 18 volt Dewalt circular saw was taken. Time of occurrence is estimated to be between 0100 and 1400 hours.
16-01636749 1804hrs Possession of Narcotics 350 Horizons East
Officer Eichorst observed Lauren Michelle Fierstein siting in the driver seat of a vehicle with narcotics paraphernalia in a plain view. Fierstein was also found to be in possession of . 3grams of oxycodone. Fierstein was arrested and TOT PBCJ.
16-036804 2226 Burglary to Auto 2202 N. Congress Ave (Chilli’s) Victim advised that at approximately 2230 hours, an unknown person smashed out the rear passenger side window of his white 2016 Buick Enclave (rental car), bearing FL tag# DFJY68 . A purse was removed from within the vehicle.
16-036653 0659hrs Burglary Auto 1011 SW 24th Ave.
Victim stated that unknown suspect(s) entered his vehicle, which was UNSECURED, and stole property from within.
16-036670 0929hrs Burglary Auto 1313 SW 20th St.
Victim stated that unknown suspect(s) entered their UNSECURED vehicle and stole property from within.
16-036675 1021hrs Suspicious Incident 646 Snug Harbor Dr.
Caller advised that they noticed hand prints on their driver side door around the door handle as if someone was trying to open the door. No suspects seen. Included in the Staff Briefing due to numerous auto burglaries lately.
16-036679 1029hrs Burglary Auto 655 SW 1st Ave.
Victim stated that unknown suspect(s) entered the vehicle and removed property which was now on the ground outside the vehicle. Victim did not wish to file a report, it is unknown whether the vehicle was locked or unsecured at the time of the incident.
16-036696 1221hrs Shooting into Occupied Dwelling E. Atlantic Dr.
Victim reported that a subject shot at her son as he was outside the residence. There was evident damage on the residence from bullet impact and a partial projectile was located. Detective Bureau and Crime Scene responded. Suspect being developed at this time.
16-036702 1301hrs Burglary Auto 1019 SW 24th Ave.
Victim stated that unknown suspect(s) entered his UNSECURED vehicle and stole property from within.
16-036560 1706hrs Burglary Auto 9 Largo Way
Contact was made with the victim who advised that his 2012 Black Nissan Sentra bearing Florida tag # BHQL86 was broken into. The victim advised that he noticed his vehicle was broken into on 07/01/2016 at approx. 0800 hours when he saw his driver side door was slightly ajar. He last saw his vehicle locked on 06/30/2016 approx. 2300 hours. He advised his wallet was stolen which contained $123.00 cash, credit cards and his Florida driver's license.
16-036951 2038hrs Overdose (Non-Fatal) SW 14th Ave
W/M was unconscious, and not breathing. BBFR arrived on scene and rendered aid where they were able to revive him and transport him to the hospital.
16-036606 2236hrs Overdose (Non-Fatal) SE 18th Ave
W/M was unconscious in the male bathroom. By the time units arrived, he had regained consciousness, and was sitting on the bathroom floor. There was a hypodermic syringe on the bathroom floor. BBFR arrived and transported him to the hospital for further treatment.
16-036499 0400hrs Burglary Auto 730 E. Ocean Ave.
Victim stated that unknown suspect(s) entered their vehicle and disturbed the contents of the glove box. No damage and no items missing. It is unknown whether the vehicle was left secured or unsecured.
16-036450 0401hrs Burglary Auto 720 E. Ocean Ave.
Victim stated that unknown suspect(s) entered their vehicle and disturbed the contents of the glove box. No damage and no items missing. It is unknown whether the vehicle was left secured or unsecured.
16-036473 0912hrs Burglary Auto 202 S. Abercorn Cir.
Victim stated that unknown suspect(s) entered their secured vehicle by breaking a rear window. Items inside the vehicle had been moved and rummaged through; however, nothing was noted missing.
16-036482 0959hrs Burglary Auto 686 Manatee Bay Dr.
Victim stated that unknown suspect(s) entered their vehicle and disturbed the contents of the glove box. No damage and no items missing. It is unknown whether the vehicle was left secured or unsecured.
16-036484 1002hrs Burglary Auto 613 Manatee Bay Dr.
Victim stated that unknown suspect(s) entered their vehicle and disturbed the contents of the glove box. No damage and no items missing. It is unknown whether the vehicle was left secured or unsecured.
16-36399 CCF 300 NE 7th Avenue 1936hrs Poss Firearm by prohibited person Poss Heroin, Cocaine, Marijuana Resist Arrest
Officers responded to the above address in reference to the driver subsequently identified as the defendant Jamarr Harris sleeping in a running vehicle at the intersection. The defendant possessed cocaine (plain sight). The defendant actively physically resisted arrest and attempted to retrieve his concealed firearm. The defendant was taken into custody TOT PBCJ.
16-36277 0827 hours Stolen Auto 813 SW 8th Ave.
A 2008 burgandy Ford Taurus with FL tag #685QRJ was reported stolen.
16-36286 0912 hours Stolen Trailer 3106 Waterside Cir.
A 2016 Iron King trailer with FL tag # GZFV11, was stolen sometime on 06/29 between 1400 and 1500 hours.
16-36260 0638 hours Burglary Auto 760 E. Ocean Ave.
16-36279 0840 hours Burglary Auto 204 SW 13th St.
16-36293 0941 hours Burglary Auto 640 NE 6th Ct.
16-36296 1008 hours Burglary Auto 640 NE 6th Ct.
16-36309 1034 hours Burglary Auto 219 W. BB Blvd.
16-36313 0941 hours Burglary Auto 730 E. Ocean Ave.
16-36316 1132 hours Burglary Auto 1009 SW 3rd Ave.
16-36320 1154 hours Burglary Auto 730 E. Ocean Ave.
16-36321 1155 hours Burglary Auto 730 E. Ocean Ave.
16-36322 1156 hours Burglary Auto 730 E. Ocean Ave.
16-36326 1219 hours Burglary Auto 730 E. Ocean Ave.
16-36327 1227 hours Burglary Auto 730 E. Ocean Ave.

Boynton Briefing - June 29, 2016

16-035976 1816hrs Overdose (Non-Fatal) Renaissance Commons Blvd.
W/M (DOB 6/15/90), was unconscious and in the agonal breathing stages. BBFD was able to revive him and transported him to JFK Hospital for further treatment.
16-036000 2049hrs Overdose (Non-Fatal) 1895 N. Congress Ave (CVS)
W/M (DOB 11/24/86) was found lying on the ground in the CVS parking lot next to a gray Mustang. He was breathing, but unresponsive, when BBFR arrived on scene. Life saving measures were administered (Narcan), and he slowly became responsive. He was transported to JFK Hospital for further treatment.
16-035927 1244hrs Home Invasion Dogwood Circle
Officers responded in reference to a possible burglary in progress. Three unknown black males entered the above home via the front door and were attempting to enter the bedroom when they were met by the homeowner who was armed with a handgun. All three subjects fled the home after seeing that the victim was armed. The suspect fled in a newer model dark blue Kia Optima which was parked in the victim’s driveway. One of the black males is in his early 30’s, tall with a large build wearing a white shirt over his head and khaki pants. The other two suspects are in their 20’s.

Boynton Briefing - June 28, 2016

16-035831 1851hrs Overdose (Fatal) Via de Pepi
Roommates arrived to the residence and found W/M lying on the bed unresponsive and cold to the touch. BBFR arrived on scene and pronounced him deceased. Suspect heroin/cocaine and narcotics paraphernalia were found around him. CSI responded along with Detective Joseph.
16-035853 2151hrs Suspicious Incident (Possible Burglary in Progress) 2201 S. Federal Hwy
Units made contact with caller Assistant GM advised that while inside the business he heard what appeared to be a "thud" coming from the roof. He advised that when he went to inspect the noise, via making access to the west exterior door that led to the roof access, he noticed that the door was unlocked and the interior light to the room was on. He advised that due to a recent burglary to the business on (June 26) therefore he made sure himself that the door was locked and the interior light was off just prior to the noise being heard. He believed that an unknown person was in fact on top of the roof. Units set up a perimeter and K9 was called out to conduct an interior search of the business. After a search was conducted it yielded negative results for any suspects inside.
16-035756 1102 hours Burglary to Auto (Delayed) 2085 SW 20th Circle
Victim advised that sometime 2330hrs on 06/26/16 and 1100hrs this morning unknown suspect(s) burglarized her 2015 Toyota Corolla (FL# DSEI28), stealing her GPS and miscellaneous documents.

Boynton Briefing - June 24-27, 2016

16035670 2010 hours Block Party / ATV Complaint Carolyn Sims / 311 NW 12th Ave
Officers responded in reference to a large block party and reports of motor bikes and atv’s racing around the area. Upon arrival approximately 250 people were in attendance in the parking lot and basketball courts. Multiple dirt bikes and four wheelers recklessly left the area upon police arrival. Officers set up traffic control points and the remaining vehicles and attendees left the area without further incident.
16035680 2104 hours Loitering and Prowling Publix / 4770 N Congress
Officers responded in reference to a white male wearing all black with a black hat trying to open the doors of several vehicles that were parked in the lot. Upon arrival, officers observed the male trying to hide in between vehicles and was detained and identified as w/m Rome Payne dob 10/14/1994. Post Miranda, he did not dispel officer’s fears and was arrested, processed, and later lodged at PBCJ.
16035687 2141 hours DUI-Accident 500 W Gateway Blvd
Officers responded in reference to an accident involving a Chevy Tahoe that had struck and was stuck to the rear of a tow truck that was stopped for the red light. Upon officer’s arrival, the driver of the Tahoe, later identified as w/m Fred Farnes dob 03/13/1939, was attempting to dislodge his vehicle and leave the scene. A DUI investigation was conducted and he was arrested, processed, and later lodged at PBCJ after he rendered a breath sample of 0.17 BAC.
16-35552 0434 hours Warrant Arrest /S.I.R In progress 77 Essex Ln.
W/M, Robert J. Lasser, 12/27/56, was arrested after investigation revealed he had a warrant for his arrest for Possession of Cocaine. After transport to BBPD, it was discovered Lasser had abrasions on his wrists which he advised were caused by the placement of handcuffs on him. Injuries appear to have been caused by him manipulating the handcuffs while seated in a vehicle for transport. S.I.R. In progress.
16-35575 1005 hours Burglary Auto 644 South Rd.
Unknown person entered the unlocked vehicle between 2000 hours last night and 1000 hours this morning, removing two Ipods from the center console.
16-35465 Noise Disturbance 2751 NW 1st Street 1721hrs
Officers responded to the above address in reference to the report of a noise disturbance by a city commissioner. A patrol supervisor and the responding officer located 7 persons attending a bbq. The attendees agreed to turn down the music. Officers responded a second time at the request of a city commissioner who reported again that the music was loud. The patrol supervisor responded utilizing a noise meter and documented no violation. I spoke to both the complainant (resident) and the commissioner who initiated the request for police response and explained the results of the inquiry.
16-35502 Noise(shots fired) 300 W. BB Blvd 2058hrs
Officers responded the report of up to 20 shots being fired in the above area. Officers determined that the noise was fireworks (visually observed) and could not substantiate gunfire occurring.
16-35528 Agg Assault 2010 N. Federal Hwy 2347hrs
The reporting party indicated that he was the victim of a battery where he alleged that an unknown assailant punched him in the face and then threatened him with a firearm. The alleged victim appeared to have consumed alcohol. There is currently no evidence at this time to substantiate the victim’s allegations as described.
16-35531 Traffic Crash 109 SE 5th Avenue 0002hrs
Officers responded to a single vehicle rollover crash at the above location. City property (fire hydrant) was damaged in the crash. The water department responded to the scene.
16-35410 1124 hours Overdose (Fatal) 220 SE 3rd Ave.
W/M 10/29/77, was found deceased in his apartment by friends after he failed to attend his place of employment. He is presumed to have overdosed on narcotics, due to his recent release from rehab. Dbureau and Crime Scene responded.
16035298 1859 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 609 Asbury Way
Officers and EMS responded in reference to w/m 10/16/1990 unconscious with shallow breathing. Upon arrival, life saving techniques were performed and he did regain consciousness. He admitted to mixing Heroin and Xanax. He was transported to Bethesda for further treatment.
16-35154 0741 hours Burglary/Auto 2014 SW Golf Road
Between 2030 hours on 06/23/16 and 0740 hours on today’s date, an unknown person(s) entered an unlocked GMC truck and removed miscellaneous tools.
16-35161 0819 hours Burglary/Auto 626 SW 21st Circle
Between 2330 hours on 0/623/16 and 0819 hours on today’s date, an unknown person(s) entered an unlocked Kia Sol and removed a .22 cal handgun.
16-035078 1914hrs Failed to Stop 200 W. Boynton Beach Blvd
PTO J. Rivera attempted to stop on a 2016 gray Chrysler 300 bearing FL GIJK47 for a traffic violation. The vehicle failed to stop and entered I-95 northbound. Officer Rivera then terminated all efforts to stop the vehicle.
16-035093 2055hrs Wanted Person/Possession of Narcotics/Resisting Arrest Without Violence 2300 N. Seacrest Blvd
Officer James conducted a traffic stop and made contact with the driver W/M Tyler Samuelson, and two occupants W/F Melissa Koons, and W/F Amy McBrine. Samuelson did not have a valid DL, and stated that he had a warrant. While Officer James was waiting for confirmation of the warrant, Samuelson began agitated and began to make sudden movements inside the vehicle. Officer James ordered Samulenson to step out of the vehicle, however he refused to comply. Officer James tried to physically remove him, but Samulenson actively resisted this effort. Officer James deployed his Taser and Samulenson was taken into custody without further incident. Investigation revealed that Samulenson was wanted for narcotics possession, and also in possession of crack cocaine and drug paraphernalia. Samulenson was TOT PBCJ.
16-035016 1204 hours Shots Fired 1860 N. Seacrest Blvd.
Officers responded to reports of shots fired in the vicinity of 1860 N. Seacrest Blvd. Initial reports described the suspect as a white male later identified as W/M Ryan Flamer (03/08/87) driving a red Chevrolet Cruz. The witnesses refused to cooperate and there no shell casings. During this time the suspect came to the police department in a different vehicle and gave a statement stating that he was a victim and did not wish cooperate. Due to the lack of evidence Flamer was released. However, Lantana PD located the vehicle, gained consent to search the vehicle from Flamer and located a pistol magazine and ammunition. Flamer, a convicted felon, was arrested and sent to PBCJ.

Boynton Briefing - June 23, 2016

16-34856 1556hrs Retail Theft/Resisting Arrest 1005 W. Gateway Blvd (Publix)
W/M Philip Seager selected merchandise and concealed the items within his backpack. LPO attempted to stop Seager as he exited the store however, Seager fled on foot. Captain Bonafair observed Seager fleeing the scene and gave chase. Seager resisted arrest and was Tased by Captain Bonafair. Seager was then taken into custody without further incident. SIR in progress.
16-34883 1741hrs Burglary to Residence NE 2nd Ct
Victim left for work at about 0700 hours, and returned home at about 1720 hours. When he walked into his back bedroom, he noticed multiple items on his bed, his dresser drawers open, and his bedroom window opened. Victim advised that he did leave the window unsecured when he left for work, and that he did not notice anything missing at this time. No suspect information was obtained. Victim will update PD when loss is determined.
16-34882 1759hrs Crash/DUI Boynton Beach Blvd and Federal Hwy
Units responded to a crash involving a Palm Tran bus an a Ford E250 Cargo van. It was determined that the driver of the cargo van W/M Stroude, William may be under the influence of a controlled substance. A DUI investigation was conducted, which resulted in Stroude being placed under arrest for DUI. Stroude was TOT PBCJ.
16-34884 1817hrs Burglary to Residence Rider Rd
Victim stated he discovered two of his bicycles stolen at 1730 hours. The bike had been locked and secured on his back porch. Victim stated that he last saw the bikes at approximately 2100 hours on 6/21/16, before going to bed. The cable used to secure the bikes had been cut off. A Black Townie Beach Cruise (unknown serial number), and a Mavue Bicycle (unknown make/ serial number).
16-034767 0700 hours Stolen Vehicle 335 SW 5th Ave.
Victim stated that his black four door 2007 Ford F250, FL Tag 526QLP was stolen sometime during the night between 2300 and 0630 hours. Vehicle was entered into FCIC/NCIC.
16-034821 1300 hours Burglary Residence (Occupied) Tara Lakes Drive East
Victim stated that unknown suspect kicked in the door of her residence. When the suspect saw her he fled from the residence. Subject was described as a black male approximately 20 years of age wearing a white tank top and red shorts.

Boynton Briefing - June 22, 2016

16-34656 Stolen Firearm 209 SE 6th Avenue 1635 hours
Victim reported that between 06-17-16 and today unknown persons removed his S&W .38 revolver from his business. FCIC completed.
16-34746 Fail to Stop 2700 N Seacrest Blvd 0041hrs
Officer Herny attempted a stop in reference to a traffic infraction. The driver of a rented light blue Chrysler 300 bearing FL: GIJK47 failed to yield. The attempted stop was terminated.
16-34561 0749 hours Shooting/Occupied Vehicle Gateway Blvd/N. Seacrest Blvd
At 0749 hours, officers responded to Rainbow City in reference to a shooting. It was determined that the caller was driving in the area of Gateway/N. Seacrest when he observed an unknown white SUV driving in front of him. An unknown passenger leaned out the window and fired 4-5 rounds at his vehicle. The SUV continued southbound on N. Seacrest Blvd and the caller stopped at Rainbow City to assess the damage. Three rounds struck the vehicle; however he was not injured.

Boynton Briefing - June 21, 2016

16034423 1633 hours Overdose (non-fatal) McDonald’s / 1810 S Federal
Officers responded in reference to an unconscious female inside the ladies restroom. Upon arrival, w/f was found unresponsive and turning blue. Officers and EMS provided life saving techniques and she regained consciousness. She was transported to Bethesda for further treatment.
16034464 1943 hours Burglary (Auto) 505 SW 3rd St Victim reported that unknown person(s) burglarized his unsecured 2009, Ford truck, by removing approximately $300 of assorted tools which were utilized for cable installation.
Burglary Auto/Theft Banyan Creek Circle
16-34314 Burglary Auto- 1790 Banyan Creek Circle
16-34322 Burglary Auto- 1746 Banyan Creek Circle
16-34320 Burglary Auto- 1783 Banyan Creek Circle
16-34313 Auto Theft- 1812 Banyan Creek Circle
16-34364 1141 hours Burglary Residence (Delayed) 743 NE 12th Terrace
Between 0001 hours and 1141 hours on today’s date, an unknown person(s) removed a 42’ LG television from the rear deck of the residence.
16-34312 0710 hours Suspicious Incident/Pursuit 520 Mission Hill Road
At approximately 0710 hours, Officer Surajbally was on routine patrol when he observed 2 unknown black males run from the front of the residence at 520 Mission Hill Road. The males got in the back seat of a silver Nissan Altima (Unknown Tag) and the vehicle fled at a high rate of speed. Believing that a residential burglary may have just occurred, Officer Surajbally attempted to conduct a stop of the vehicle. The vehicle accelerated away and the driver disobeyed several stop signs. Officer Surajbally, utilizing lights/siren, attempted to get close enough to the vehicle to observe the license plate but was unable to do so due to the high speeds and reckless driving pattern. The pursuit was discontinued at S. Federal Hwy/SE 23rd Ave when it became apparent that the vehicle would not stop. Officer Surajbally returned to the area and met with a witness who said that the residence at 520 Mission Hill Rd is vacant. The residence was checked and no signs of criminal activity were located.

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The Boynton Beach Police Department will be participating in a Commission for Florida Law Enforcement Accreditation On-Site Assessment in August.
During the three-day evaluation process, which begins Aug. 2, a team of law enforcement professionals acting as the eyes and ears of the Commission will examine issues that directly relate to standards and determine agency compliance.
The Commission encourages input from the public about their experiences with the Boynton Beach Police Department. Your comments will be shared with us and used to help us better serve the community.
If you would like to provide feedback, please call 1-800-558-0218, email flaccreditation@fdle.state.fl.us or send a letter to the Commission for Florida Law Enforcement Accreditation, P.O. Box 1489, Tallahassee, FL 32302.
Once the Commission’s assessors complete their review of the agency, they report back to the full Commission, which will then decide if the agency is to receive accredited status. Boynton Beach Police Department’s accreditation is for 3 years. Verification by the team that Boynton Beach Police Department meets the Commission’s standards is part of a voluntary process to gain or maintain accreditation--a highly prized recognition of law enforcement professional excellence, said Officer Christine Naulty, accreditation manager.

Boynton Briefing - June 16-20, 2016

16-034165 0900 hours Burglary Auto 1824 Banyan Creek Circle North
Victim stated that unknown suspects entered his unlocked vehicle and removed a Smith and Wesson 380 body guard Model # BG380 S/N EAE3228 with an extra clip (6 rounds). The weapon was entered into FCIC/NCIC. There were two additional burglaries in the immediate area to unlocked vehicles (16-034166 and 16-034169).
16034034 1549 hours Noise Disturbance (COV) 209 NW 9th Court (Sara Sims Park)
Officers responded to 209 NW 9th Court / Sara Sims Park in reference to a noise complaint / COV. Two bounce houses, DJ speakers, and a generator were found to be in operation. Contact was made with B/M Tory Davis and B/F Andrea Miller, who stated that they were in charge of the equipment. Both parties were fully cooperative, and advised they we're not aware that a City permit was necessary for the above activities. They were then educated as to the proper procedure to operate an active party and children activities in City Parks. They promptly deflated the bounce houses, removed the sound equipment and generator, and left the park without further incident.
16034054 1622 hours Agg. Battery/RA with Violence/Battery LEO 4770 N. Congress Ave. (Publix)
Officers responded to Publix at 4770 N. Congress Ave. in reference to a customer disturbance. W/F, Elizabeth Nye was identified as the person who had battered a Publix store employee with a metal stapler. Upon seeing the officers, Nye fled on foot, and a brief foot chase ensued. Nye was detained, but began fighting with officers and resisting their efforts to place handcuffs on her. Nye spit in the face of several officers, slipped out of the wrist restraints, and continued to fight and kick officers throughout the arrest process, during transport to Bethesda East for medical clearance, and during medical treatment. Nye was TOT the PBCJ. SIR is in progress.
16034065 1711 hours Burglary (Vehicle) 1001 N. Congress Ave. (Olive Garden)
Reportee advised that while dining at the Olive Garden between 1545 and 1630 hours an unknown person(s) entered his work van, 2007 white Chevrolet Express van bearing FL tag V996BC. Suspect(s) pried open the steel plate which holds the padlock to the rear doors, and punched the outside door lock (handle) to gain access to the rear of the van. Suspect(s) then removed a sewer machine (K-60) and sewer cables (total value of missing items is approximately $6,400).
16034078 1911 hours Burglary (Residence) 1 Crossing Circle
Officers responded to 1 Crossing Circle Apt. C delayed burglary. Victim stated that she secured her residence around 1200 hours and returned around 1850 hours to discover the residence had been broken into. Victim advised that she noticed an open drawer in the main living room, and a missing computer from the dining table. Further inspection revealed 2 missing piggy banks from one of the bedrooms, as well as missing jewelry from the top of the dresser in the master bedroom. Entry appeared to have been made through the master bedroom's window, as the blinds were lifted open, and the outer screen was dislodged. Total loss was undetermined at time of report.
16053204 1945 thru 2045 hours Disturbance (Noise) 209 NW 9th Court (Sara Sims Park)
Officers responded to reports of a very large and loud crowd gathered in the area of the park. A crowd of approximately 1,000 people was found to be in the area, and several surrounding streets were clogged with vehicles. A traffic pattern was established, and all persons left the area without incident.
16-033979 0644 hours Suicide 500 S. FEC (FEC Railroad).
A black male was struck and killed by a freight train around the 500 block of S. FEC. An investigation and interviews with the engineer and witnesses revealed that it was deliberate suicide. Detectives and crime scene were called out.
16033903 2028 hours Burglary (Vehicle) 931 SW 34th Avenue
Officers responded to 931 SW 34th Ave in reference to a delayed burglary. Victim reported that sometime between 06/08/2016 and 06/17/2016 an unknown subject burglarized two vehicles that were parked in front of this residence. The vehicles belong to friends of the reportee, who are away on vacation. Both vehicles were unlocked. Total loss was undetermined, as the owners were not present.
16033912 2123 hours Suspicious Incident (Shots Fired) 100 block of South Atlantic Drive East
Officers responded to the area of 100 South Atlantic Drive East in reference to shots fired. Citizens in the area observed several people fighting in the road, and then heard what they thought sounded like gunshots. They believed the shots were fired from a black Honda 4 door car, but were unable to provide any further description of anyone involved. No other calls were received regarding the incident. No shell casings or other evidence of a shooting was discovered at the scene. All local hospital were contacted, however no gunshot victims had been admitted for treatment
16033917 2151 hours Burglary (Cat Type) NE 15th Ave
Officers responded to possible cat burglary delayed. Victim stated that at about 2115 hours, she heard the front door close unexpectedly. The victim walked to the living room at the front of the residence and noticed her JVC 47inch color TV missing from the TV stand, and that her front door was unlocked. It appears the suspect made entry through the NE facing window, which was left open, grabbed the TV and walked out the front door. The screen to the window was lying on the ground about 5 feet away. Crime Scene was conducted. Photographs were taken and placed into BBPD evidence.
16-033744 0052 hours 100 NW 27th Ct. Fleeing and Eluding, Possession of Marijuana
PTO J. Rivera and Officer Hollis conducted a traffic stop on a beige 4 door Buick. As Officers made the initial approach, the driver later identified as B/M Rodney Lamar Caldwell d.o.b. 10-14-71 drove away from the Officers. A short pursuit ensued, where Caldwell came to a stop again at the intersection of NW 27th CT and W. Gateway Blvd. A high risk traffic was conducted and Caldwell was taken into custody without incident. Caldwell was found to be in possession of Marijuana during the search of the vehicle. Caldwell was issued numerous citations and then transported to Palm Beach County jail.
16-33565 1030 hours Burglary Auto (Delayed)1703 Wood Fern Drive
Between 2330 hours on 06/10/16 and 0900 hours on 06/11/16, an unknown subject(s) entered an unlocked Hyundai and ransacked the vehicle. The vehicle registration was the only thing taken from the vehicle. Owner delayed reporting due to not being sure if he should call the police.
16-33540 0742 hours Burglary Residence (Delayed)1541 Stonehaven Dr
A bicycle was stolen from the patio sometime between 0100 hours and 0725 hours on today’s date. Entry was made by pushing in the screen and opening the door latch.

Boynton Briefing - June 15, 2016

16033474 1924 hours Burglary (Residence) 700 Horizons W
Victim reported that unknown person(s) entered her screened in patio area by cutting the screen and then removing a McDermott Beach Cruiser bicycle (red in color) valued at $200.
16033490 2058 hours Robbery (Strong-Arm) 100 block of NW 9th Ct Juvenile victim was walking home from the library when an unknown black male juvenile approached, grabbed her eyeglasses, knocked her to the ground, and attempted to take her backpack. Upon refusing to hand over her property, the suspect then kicked her several times in the upper torso and ran away. Victim did have minor injuries but she and her mother refused medical treatment. A search of the area yielded no further evidence.
16033515 2321 hours Fleeing and Eluding 100 NW 6th Ave
Officers initiated a traffic stop on a 2011, Kia Soul, white, FL tag#BIML98; however, the vehicle failed to stop and began taking evasive action. As the vehicle approached Boynton Beach Blvd and Federal Hwy, officers observed a black female, later identified as Jennifer McGee dob 10/24/1963, jump from the passenger side of the vehicle and roll across the roadway. Officers discontinued their efforts to stop the vehicle and immediately attended to McGee. She received minor injuries to her person and refused all medical assistance. McGee advised that she did not know the driver but did not want to be involved in a police chase; therefore, she jumped from the vehicle of her own free will. It should be noted that the suspect vehicle’s registered owner is deceased and the vehicle has failed to stop for officers on other occasions.
16033517 2328 hours Poss of Cntrl Substance / DWLS / Resisting 318 NE 20th Ave
OFC Sohn observed a 1980, Chevy truck, FL tag#Y85IHZ, driving recklessly (slow speed) and failing to stay on the roadway. Upon initiating a traffic stop, the driver, later identified as b/m Cleavon Allen dob 07/14/1981, exited the vehicle and attempted to run to the residence. OFC Sohn did deploy his taser and was able to take Allen into custody. Search incident to his person yielded a small baggy of marijuana and several pills of un-prescribed Dilaudid. In plain view inside the vehicle, was a small tube which contained crack cocaine and more Dilaudid pills. Allen was medically cleared, processed, and later lodged at PBCJ.
16033518 2330 hours Fleeing and Eluding 100 NE 19th Ave
OFC Schalk was traveling east on NE 19th Ave when a 1994, Chevy Caprice, white, FL tag#2803TZ, was traveling on the wrong side of the roadway, almost striking OFC Schalk head on. A traffic stop was initiated; however, the vehicle failed to yield and reached speeds far too excessive for the safety of the public. Officers did discontinue their efforts.
Officers provided security for the Candlelight Vigil that was held at the city’s amphitheater for the recent victims of the Orlando shooting.
16-33358 0700 hours Burglary Auto (Delayed) 2187 SW Congress Blvd
Between 2045 hours on 06/14/16 and 0700 hours on 06/15/16, an unknown subject(s) entered an unlocked Toyota Camry and ransacked the vehicle. Nothing appeared to have been taken.
16-33360 0700 hours Burglary Auto (Delayed) 1310 SW 24th Street
Between 1200 hours on 06/08/16 and 0700 hours on 06/15/16, an unknown subject(s) entered an unlocked Dodge Ram and ransacked the vehicle. Nothing appeared to have been taken.
16-33362 0745 hours Burglary Auto (Delayed) 504 Asbury Way
Between 1900 hours on 06/14/16 and 0745 hours on 06/15/16, an unknown subject(s) entered an unlocked Kia Optima and stole approximately $ 320.00 worth of miscellaneous items.
16-33374 0935 hours Burglary Auto (Delayed) 1808 Belmont Place
Between 1900 hours on 06/14/16 and 0530 hours on 06/15/16, an unknown subject(s) entered an unlocked Mitsubishi and stole a wallet.

Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant

The Boynton Beach Police Department is in the process of applying for the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant. This is the FY 2016 local solicitation. We have been allocated $29,488. Should we be awarded and receive the full amount of this grant, the funds would go towards Media Relations – Community Outreach Projects. In addition, the funds will be utilized to purchase K9 harnesses for the Police K9’s and SmartWater integration within areas of the city as deemed needed by our Crime Prevention Unit. The deadline for submission of the grant is June 30, 2016. Any questions or concerns regarding the distribution of the grant funds should be directed to Officer Jaclyn Smith via the following email link smithja@bbfl.us.

Boynton Briefing - June 15, 2016

16-033234 1721hrs Burglary to Storage Unit 3000 S. Congress Ave ( I Storage)
Unknown persons removed the lock on victims unit and removed a chainsaw (value $75.00), stereo ($100), DVD player (value $75), and tequila (value$35). Estimated loss $295. Property manager advised that there are video surveillance cameras on the exterior of the storage unit, and at the front gate, however she was unable to review the video and provide a copy.
16-033245 1751hrs Stolen Auto 2861 S. Seacrest Blvd # G6
Victim who stated his silver 2009 Nissan Murano FL Tag CSLG39 with decal attached # 11422229 was stolen. Vehicle was last seen on 06/13/2016 at approx. 1400 hours, parked in space # G-6 with the keys inside of it. The victim advised that he did not lend his vehicle to anyone, or give anyone permission to use it. The vehicle was entered into FCIC/NCIC.
16-033272 2012hrs Burglary Business 422 E. Boynton Beach Blvd
Victim who advised that he received an informational tip advising that an unknown group of B/M’s were planning a burglary to his business in order to steal two vehicles from within. Victim left the business at approximately 1830hrs and returned at approximately 2000hrs to conduct a welfare check to his property. He found that the air condition wall unit had been tampered with, and the metal frame that holds the air condition unit in place was partially removed. The victim advised that access was not made into the business and he was not certain if the incident occurred today or last night. Crime Scene responded.
16-033129 0730 hours Burglary Auto 1600 Woodfern Drive (Quail Run).
Victim stated that unknown suspects entered her vehicle by smashing the rear window. Although the vehicle was rummaged thru the victim could not determine if anything was taken.

Boynton Briefing - June 14, 2016

16-033030 1853hrs Burglary to Auto SE 28th CIR
Contact was made victim, who advised someone went into his unlocked vehicle. Victim stated his vehicle was in his driveway and believes the burglary occurred sometime between the hours of 0000 and 0530. Victim stated the only items missing from the vehicle were a chrome Apple I-pod and approximately $4 dollars in change.
16-033052 2010hrs Burglary to Auto SW 8th Ave
Contact was made with the victim who advised that her vehicle 2013 VW Passat was broken into. The victim advised that she observed her vehicle at 1000hrs with damage to the driver side door and last saw her vehicle intact on 06/11/2016 approx 1700 hours. She advised that her wallet was taken with a Wells Fargo debit and credit card, along with her insurance card and passport.
16-033086 2319hrs Stolen Auto 2821 S. Federal Hwy (Homing Inn)
Contact was made with victim, who advised he loaned his vehicle, a white Dodge Ram 1500, FL tag GTVK95, to a B/M, who he knows by the street name "Alligator Shorty". The victim advised he met with Alligator Shorty at approximately 1800 hours this day, when Shorty asked if he could borrow the vehicle. The victim loaned the truck to Shorty, who agreed to have the vehicle back by 2000 hours, today. At approximately 2200 hours, when Shorty had not returned the vehicle, he called Shorty on his cell phone. Shorty failed to answer and the vehicle was entered into NCIC/FCIC.
16-032862 0400 hours Burglary Auto(s) 815 W. Boynton Beach Blvd. (Casablanca).
Numerous auto burglaries (10) to vehicles in complex. Method of entry was smashed windows. Officers were able to approximate the time of occurrence to be between 0030 and 0330 hours.
16-032871 0500 hours Burglary Auto(s) 2800 High Rdige Road. (TriRail).
Numerous auto burglaries (11) to vehicles in parking lot. Method of entry was smashed windows. Officers were able to approximate the time of occurrence to be between 2300 and 0400 hours.
16-032929 1032 hours Grand Theft Auto 129 Buttonwood Lane.
Witness reported seeing a suspicious vehicle in the development’s parking lot. Officers located the vehicle, determined it was stolen and conducted a felony stop. Four subjects were detained and charged with grand theft and numerous other drug charges.

Boynton Briefing June 10-13, 2016

16032813 1946 hours Burglary (Auto) 2004 SW Golf Lane
Victim reported that their unsecured 2001, Chevy Silverado, had been burglarized by unknown person(s) and approximately $10 in change had been taken.
16032818 1946 hours Burglary (Auto) 2004 SW Golf Lane
Victim reported that their unsecured 1995, Ford Explorer, had been burglarized by unknown person(s). Nothing appeared to have been taken.
16032836 2214 hours Fleeing & Eluding / GTA / Resisting Arrest EZ Mart / 1005 N Seacrest
OFC Montoute observed a 2010, Nissan Maxima, FL tag#BPRI55, that was entered F/NCIC as a felony vehicle wanted for Armed Robbery out of Delray Beach. Officers initiated a traffic stop; however, the vehicle did not yield and an authorized pursuit ensued. The vehicle eventually entered into Lantana where OFC Herny was able to stop stick the suspect vehicle at the intersection of Hypoluxo Rd. and Seacrest Blvd. The suspect vehicle then struck another motorist before the suspect lost control and crashed into a metal guardrail. The suspect/driver, later identified as b/m Christopher Barry dob 01/13/1996, attempted to flee on foot; however, BBPD and Lantana PD where able to take him into custody. Recovered at the scene was a PBSO Glock 22 .40 caliber which had been previously reported stolen from a deputy. Gun was submitted for DNA. Delray Beach D-Bureau and CSI responded. CSI McKinlay responded. Lantana PD investigated the traffic crash. OFC Melo sustained injuries to his left knee and was treated at Bethesda. The suspect was also medically cleared, processed, and later lodged at PBCJ.
16-32705/16-32708 0526 hours Theft/Scooter X2 3603 N. Old Dixie Hwy
Between 2200 hours on 06/11/16 and 0500 hours on 06/12/16, two scooters were stolen from the carport of the residence. Evidence on scene pointed to an unknown truck being involved.
16-32751 1254 Hours Resisting Arrest 301 N. Federal Hwy(CVS)
Loretta Moore was arrested for Resisting Arrest w/out Violence during a retail theft investigation. Moore was lawfully detained at which time she flailed her arms and twisted her body to break the officers grasp. Moore sustained abrasions to her legs when she was taken to the ground and handcuffed. Moore was released on scene with an NTA.
16-32566 1047 hours Burglary Auto (Delayed) 3479 S. Federal Hwy
Between 06/10/16 at 2030 hours and 06/11/16 at 0830 hours, an unlocked Toyota Tundra was entered and an I-Pod Touch stolen from the vehicle.
16-32575 1209 hours Burglary Auto (Delayed) 3587 S. Federal Hwy
Between 06/10/16 at 1800 hours and 06/11/16 at 1000 hours, an unlocked Nissan Sentra was entered and a wallet stolen from the vehicle.
16-32407 Burglary Auto 2728 SW 23rd Cranbrook 1600hrs Victim reported his vehicle burglarized overnight. .38 Ruger LCR taken.
16-32425 Burglary Auto 800blk SW 35th Avenue
16-32428 Burglary Auto 800blk SW 35th Avenue
16-32429 Burglary Auto 800blk SW 35th Avenue
16-32430 Burglary Auto 800blk SW 35th Avenue
16-32448 Shots Fired 300 N. Railroad 2028hrs
Officers responded to the report of shots fired. No witnesses/crime scene located to substantiate the report.
16-32449 AOD/FD Manor Forest Tr 2030hrs.
Officers responded to a CLS medical call. Officers met with the reporting party (acquaintance of husband) who had located a female in the bathroom of the residence bleeding from a head wound. DB/CSI responded. The subject was transported to DCH as a trauma patient and will survive. Investigation revealed this to be accidental injury as a result of acute medical condition.
16-32331 0905 hours Burglary (Delayed) 902 SW 36th Avenue
Sometime between 06/05/16 at 0800 hours and 06/10/16 at 0905 hours, an unknown subject(s) entered the fenced in yard and damaged the phone box.
16-32335 0800 hours Burglary (Delayed)/Vandalism 220 Savannah Lakes Drive (Community Pool)
Between 06/09/16 at 2230 hours and 06/10/16 at 0800 hours, unknown subject(s) entered the fenced in pool at Savannah Lakes. A flower pot containing a plant and a large amount of black soil was dumped in the pool resulting in the pool being unusable until a professional cleaning is completed. 19 lounge chairs and 8 regular chairs were also thrown in the pool. Estimated loss/damage is $500. The two surveillance cameras were reviewed and found to be inoperable.
16-032224 1735hrs Overdose (Non-Fatal) 2202 N. Congress Ave
Contact was made with W/F , who was passed out in her 2008 red Honda Civic in the Chili’s parking lot. She was suffering from overdose and was being treated by BBFR. She was revived and transported to the hospital for further medical treatment.
6-032265 2028hrs Fleeing and Eluding 3000 N. Seacrest Blvd
Officer Roedel conducted a traffic stop on a Chevy, four door, bearing FL tag DSE2X, for an infraction. The driver Randy Dowdell. Dowdell stated "my license is suspended” and provided the vehicle registration. As Officer Roedel returned to his police vehicle, Dowdell drove off, headed northbound on Seacrest Blvd. Officer Roedel followed behind Dowdell with emergency equipment activated for a short time as the suspect drove to 3140 E Atlantic Dr., where he pulled into the driveway of a family member and stopped. Dowdell was arrested without incident, cited, and TOT PBCJ.

Operation Staying Alive on Florida Roadways was conducted resulting in 40 citations and a DUI arrest.

Boynton Briefing - June 2-6, 2016

16-031482 1842hrs Burglary to Fence Compound 5500 Park Ridge BLVD
While on patrol Officer Adams observed a B/M/J jump the fence from the Boynton Beach High School . After investigation it was determined that the suspect was inside the school with two of his friends. Contact was made with a custodian from the school who advised three B/M/J break open a shed were trying to the steal a golf cart. Officer were able to locate the other two B/M/J’s who upon site of the officers too flight on foot. Officers gave chase and were able to apprehended the suspects. A positive ID was given by the custodian from a show up and all three suspects were placed under arrest, processed, and released to their parents.
16-031490 1919hrs Burglary to Auto NE 4th St
Contact was made with the victim, who stated that after arriving at the aforesaid business and parking her vehicle facing westbound along the railroad tracks, she told her husband that she was going to leave her purse in the vehicle due to the fact that she had a leg injury and needed to walk with the assistance of crutches. Victim stated that she then entered the establishment until a short time later when she was notified that her vehicle had been burglarized. When she went to the parking lot to investigate, she discovered the rear passenger window to her red 2009 Acura MDX SUV, bearing FL tag T927FK, smashed and her purse missing from the rear seat. A witness explained that he was sitting in his vehicle when he saw a black newer model Chevrolet Suburban, occupied by two males, one W/M and the other a light skin B/M wearing a red hoodie, back their vehicle next the victim’s vehicle.
16-031394 0635 hours Burglary Auto(s) 16109 Mahogany Drive (La Costa)
Victim reported that unknown suspects smashed her car window and ransacked the interior of the vehicle. Victim estimated the incident occurred between 2200 and 0600 hours. Victim was unable to determine if anything was missing from the vehicle. Latent prints were taken from the vehicle. Two additional burglaries were located in the development matching similar methods of entry (see case numbers 16-031396 and 16-03199).
16-031414 0915 hours Stolen Auto 2800 High Ridge Road (TRI-RAIL).
Victim stated unknown suspects stole a 2004 white Dodge Caravan bearing FL tag BEGS72 sometime during the night. The victim discovered the vehicle missing around 2300 hours. The vehicle was entered into FCIC/NCIC. No explanation was given as to the delay in reporting.
16-031202 0750 hours Grand Theft Auto 2951 SW 14th Place (I-Storage).
Victim called stating a former employee had stolen a work truck and had just abandoned the vehicle outside the property. The suspect Robert Fiola (10-20-82) was located by responding units several blocks away. Fiola was arrested for Grand Theft Auto after he was positively identified by the victim.
16-031140 2127hrs Burglary to Residence 1601 NE 3rd St
Contact was made with victim who stated sometime between 2050 and 2115 hours this day, and noticed the window on the northeast side of the home was open. After search of the residence it was determined that approx $2,174.
0807 hrs Multiple Vehicle Burglaries 1901 W. Woolbright Rd.
Multiple burglaries to secured vehicles during the night. Suspect(s) broke the windows of the vehicles involved to gain entry.
16-031007 1106hrs Overdose (Fatal) 480 W. Boynton Beach Blvd.
Decedent was located in the bathroom of the hotel room, a syringe and small capsule with heroin residue were located within reach of the deceased.
16030912 1839 hours Agg Battery / Agg Stalking / GTA / Resisting 1861 Renaissance Commons Blvd
Officers responded to 1800 N Congress Ave in reference to the victim advising that an unknown male, later identified as h/m Carlos Maldonado dob 05/01/1995, had followed her from her hair salon on Okeechobee Blvd and had attempted to wave her down, run her off the road, and had ultimately struck her vehicle just prior to her entering the Renaissance neighborhood. Victim stated that she could not call police due to her cell phone battery being depleted, was afraid to stop her car, and upon entering Renaissance she abandoned her vehicle running to the police substation where contact was made with DET Raftery and OFC Howard. Multiple witnesses directed officers to the suspect who refused to comply with verbal commands and had to be tased and other hard control techniques utilized to place him into custody. Investigation revealed that the vehicle in which Maldonado had been driving was stolen out of Osceola County. CSI and DET Joseph responded. Post Miranda, Maldonado confessed to all the above listed offenses despite not knowing the victim in this case. He was medically cleared, processed, and later lodged at PBCJ.
16030920 1952 hours Grand Theft / Identity Theft / Scheme to Defraud Sears/ 801 N Congress
Officers responded to Sears located at 801 N Congress Ave in reference to shoplifters. Upon officers arrival 2 B/F’s identified as Aquila Wright dob 10/21/1991 and Keitra Howard dob 05/21/1998 were observed exiting the business with a shopping cart full of unpaid merchandise ($792.68). The B/F’s ran towards their vehicle (2003 White Ford) which was parked in front of the store. Howard and Wright were arrested within their vehicle. A search of Wrights purse incident to arrest revealed that she had three separate ID cards and a credit card that did not belong to her. Wright also had multiple gift cards from multiple stores. It was later learned that both parties were at Walmart located at 3200 Old Boynton Rd prior to Sears placing returns and receiving gift cards. Wright and Howard were interviewed, processed, and later lodged at PBCJ.
16030934 2149 hours Loitering and Prowling / Resisting 549 SE 18th Ave
Officers responded in reference to the owner of the business viewing, via live surveillance feed, an unknown black male, later identified as Germaine Dacosta dob 01/26/1984, who had jumped the locked rear fence and was looking into the windows of the business. Officers set a perimeter and a contact team approached and engaged Dacosta with verbal commands. Despite a show of force with OFC Brown and K9 Filip, Dacosta refused to comply with verbal commands and attempted retreat from officers and gain access to the roof of the business by jumping onto a 50 gallon water barrel. OFC Brown utilized his taser which did prove effective by stopping Dacosta’s resistance. He was placed into custody (post Miranda), medically cleared, processed, and later lodged at PBCJ.
16-30781 0625 hours Over Dose Not Fatal 2000 SW 26th ST.
W/M was found on the ground next to his vehicle, unconscious from an apparent overdose. FD responded, provided medical treatment and transported Smith to Bethesda.
16-30783 0632 hours Robbery/Aggravated Battery 548 E. Woolbright Rd.
Following a fight that occurred last night, 5-6 b/f suspects followed the victim to her job. Once there, the suspects confronted the victim inside of the establishment. One of the suspects chased the victim to the rear of the store where she commenced to taser and punch the victim in the face and arms. A couple others followed and began to punch the victim simultaneously, while one suspect remained at the counter throwing containers of milk at the victim. All suspects ran out of the store and was last seen running southbound on Federal Hwy. PC exists for the suspect who utilized the taser, which has been identified as a juvenile.
16-30785 0658 hours GTA (Trailer) 1800 Corporate Dr.
Sometime between 1500 hours on 06-01-16 and today at 0530 hours, unknown suspect took the victim’s 2008 Diamond Cargo trailer, filled with chips and cookies from a parking spot without his permission.
16-30787 0722 hours Burglary Cat Type 203 SW 9th Ave
Sometime between 1000 hours on 06-01-16 and 0645 hours today, unknown suspect entered the victim’s home through an unsecured slider door and removed her wallet containing $1,000.
16-30812 0946 hours GTA 150 High Point Blvd. N
Victim stated that sometime between 2200hrs last night and 0830 hours today, unknown suspect stole his red Nissan hard body pickup truck from the guest parking space. Broken glass was located where the truck was parked. Vehicle entered into F/NCIC as stolen.
16-30823 1016 hours Burglary Res/Forced 815 W. Boynton Bch. Blvd.
Unknown suspect stole a bike and a tool box from victim’s back porch. The bike was located by the dumpster. However, the tool box was not.
16-30845 1240 hours Burglary Auto 550 N. Congress Ave
Unknown suspect entered the unsecured vehicle and stole the victim’s L.G. Flex 2 cell phone. Phone entered into F/NCIC.
16-30855 1250 hours Burglary Auto 335 N. Congress Ave
Unknown suspect entered victim’s unsecured vehicle and stole her purse.

Police investigating costly vandalism, burglary to community center

Boynton Beach Police are investigating vandalism to the Ezell Hester Jr. Community Center on Monday afternoon that caused more than $30,000 in damage.
A witness told police that she was sitting on the porch of her home around 3:30 p.m. when she saw 4-5 black male juveniles climbing out of a window from the press box in a building adjacent to the football field.
She ran toward the suspects, who grabbed their backpacks and fled on foot toward Seacrest Boulevard when they saw her.
Investigation revealed that the suspects completely ransacked the press box, destroying multiple trophies, trophy cases and shelves. It is believed that helmets and football jerseys were stolen, but detectives are waiting on a complete inventory to determine exactly what was taken.
The suspects also shattered 11 new hurricane impact windows that had just been replaced due to vandalism at the same location on April 25. In that case, rocks were used to smash six windows in the press box and five windows in the concession stand, causing $25,000 worth of damage.
Detectives said the juveniles spent a significant amount of time trying to break the windows again on Monday as they counted 98 points of impact from rocks.
“It is disheartening to know that this damage was caused by youth, who are the very ones we encourage to take advantage of the activities we provide at this community center,” said Lori LaVerriere, Boynton Beach City Manager. “We urge anyone with information about who caused this costly destruction to please notify our police department.”
The suspects are believed to be 13-16 years of age. Some were shirtless and some wore football jerseys. Anyone with information about this incident is asked to call Det. Peter Zampini at 561-732-8116 or Crime Stoppers of Palm Beach County at 800-458-TIPS. You can remain anonymous. Tips can also be submitted via our MyPD app and www.bbpd.org.

Boynton Briefing - May 26-31, 2016

16-030266 1546hrs Burglary to Structure 1901 N. Seacrest Blvd (Ezell Hester Center)
Witness observed 5-6 B/M/J's climbing out of a window of the Press Box room at Ezell Hester. The witness advised the windows appeared to be broken. The witness began to run toward the suspects, at which time they noticed her, grabbed their backpacks and fled east towards Seacrest. Witness advised she could not see what the suspects had inside their backpacks, but stated they dropped a football jersey and a broken wooden part of a trophy, when they fled. These items were returned to Ezell Hester Recreational Supervisor, Todd Johnson. The Witness described the suspects as juveniles approximately 13-16 yoa, some were shirtless and some wore football jerseys, but could not remember hairstyles, and advised one subject was extremely tall and she believed he could be older. Investigation revealed several possible blood drops at the crime scene, which were recovered by CSI Jean for processing. No other suspect information at this time.
16-030269 1609hrs Near Drowning 345 SW 13th Ave
A 2-year-old boy was playing hide and go seek in the house around 4 p.m. when an older child went outside and did not close the sliding glass door. The toddler went outside and wandered into the pool. He was quickly pulled out by other family members and began coughing and crying. He was taken to Bethesda hospital and is expected to be OK.
16-030301 1838hrs Aggravated Assault 101 N. Federal Hwy (Ocean Food Mart)
Officers responded in reference to a disturbance where W/M Tidridge, Patrick (04/17/77) was harassing customers and would not leave the store. Investigation revealed that while Tidridge was in the store he picked up a 12 can box of Seagram and threw it at the cashier also almost striking two customers. Tidridge was placed under arrest and TOT PBCJ.
16-030302 1912hrs Overdose (Non-Fatal) E. Ocean Ave
Contact was made with W/Ma who discovered his friend, identified as W/M unconscious lying on the bathroom floor. BBFR responded to the scene and was able to revive him and transport him to the hospital for further medical treatment.
16-030343 2322hrs Traffic Accident/DUI N. Congress Ave and Redford Dr
Officers responded to the scene for an accident and investigation revealed that the driver W/F Weiss, Amy DOB 08-17-63 of the Hyundai Santa Fa was operating a motor vehicle under the suspicion of a controlled substance. Weiss was placed under arrest and TOT PBCJ.
16-030349 0117hrs Failed to Stop 500 W. Gateway Blvd
Officer Adams attempted to conduct a traffic stop on a white Kia however the vehicle failed to stop entered I-95 and traveled north. Officer Adams terminated all efforts to stop the vehicle. No suspect information obtained.
16030102 1446 hours Recovered Vehicle (Carjacking) 401 W Boynton Beach Blvd
Officers responded in reference to a 2008, Lexus, silver in color having crashed into a palm tree. Witnesses advised that three (3) black males were observed running from the vehicle. Upon arrival, investigation revealed that the vehicle was stolen out of PBSO (#16078082) during a carjacking. Officers could observe ammunition in the vehicle and witnesses were able to confirm that one of the males that were seen exiting matched to the exact description of the subject wanted out of PBSO. BBPD officers secured the crime scene vehicle and PBSO took possession for processing. A canvas of the area for the suspects yielded negative results.
16030114 1631 hours Burglary Public Storage / 3400 S Congress Ave
Victim reported that between 05/21 and this date; unknown person(s) burglarized their 6x8 storage trailer in which they keep at the above location. The suspects gained entry by cutting the lock to the door and removed over $2,500 in tools and electronic devices, which are used in the victim’s hobby of remote control airplanes. The trailer was full of remote controlled airplanes which were not touched.
16-30037 0402 hours Burglary Residence, Occupied 620 Horizons West #111
Victim advised an unknown person entered his residence between 0100 hours and 0330 hours while he was asleep. Upon waking, he found that the person cut the screen of his front weather door to reach in and unlock it. The main door was purposely left open by the victim. $120.00 was missing from a wallet within the residence.
16-30051 0755 hours Burglary Residence 815 SW 3rd Ave.
W/M, William Curd, 06/17/87, was arrested after investigation revealed he backed a black 2006 Chevy Cobalt (NY tag # GSJ5194) into the carport and broke a window to gain entry. Subject then stole $600.00 worth of dishware from the residence. Subject was apprehended when a subject with him, waiting in the vehicle, advised of Curd’s involvement and told officer’s where Curd and the vehicle were at. TOT PBCJ reference this case and four outstanding charges reference Stolen Auto/Fleeing & Eluding (BBPD # 16-28395)
16-30072 1015 hours Burglary Residence 714 Rider Rd.
Unknown person walked into the attached patio of the residence and stole an assortment of rods and reels valued at $1600.00 between 1430 hours yesterday and 1100 hours today.
16-29840 0812 hrs Burglary, Occupied Residence 1601 NW 1st Ct.
Victim reported unknown person entered their residence while they were asleep between 2300 hours last night and 0730 hours this morning, by opening an unsecured window at the front of the residence. Subject reached through the window and took a laptop bag with laptop and a few personal items.
16-29846 0846 hrs Burglary, Occupied Residence 836 NW 9th Way.
Victim fell asleep with front door unsecured between 2000 hours last night and 0100 hours this morning. Upon waking, she discovered that a key to her vehicle was missing from her purse and her blue 2011 Lexus IS250 C (FL tag # DJFK35) was missing from her driveway. Vehicle entered FCIC/NCIC.
16029792 2146 hours Overdose (Non-fatal) SE 1st Place
Officers and EMS responded in reference to a 24 year old male (NOI) unconscious and barely breathing due to heroin ingestion. Lifesaving techniques were performed and the male regained consciousness. He was transported to Bethesda for further treatment.
16-29698 1157 hours Burglary Residence 32 Peachtree Pl.
Unknown person entered the residence between 0900 and 1130 hours by prying open the front door and stole two televisions from within.
16-29703 1235 hours Burglary Residence 1371 SW 28th Ave.
Burglary to residence involving the theft of a safe from within. Investigation on-going.
16-029552 1944hrs Possession of Narcotics 1300 Old Boynton Rd
While conducting a selective enforcement in the 1300 block of Old Boynton Rd Officer H. Picciano conducted a traffic stop on a silver Toyota and upon approaching the vehicle she immediately recognized the strong odor of marijuana emanating from the vehicle. Investigation revealed that the driver B/M Panel Eugene was in possession of marijuana. Panel was placed under arrest and released with an N.T.A.
16-029581 2218hrs Suspicious Incident (Shots Fired) 300 SW 13th Ave
Units responded to the area for possible shots fired, upon arriving to the area Officer Castro located 5 spent shell casings in the roadway. A check of the surrounding buildings was conducted for any bullet holes and a check for any victims or witnesses was conducted in the surrounding area which all yielded negative results. No further information was obtained in reference to this incident.

Boynton Briefing - May 26, 2016

16-029348 1659hrs Car Jacking/Fleeing and Eluding 1790 N. Congress Ave
Contact was made with the victim who advised she was smoking a cigarette with her window rolled down and as she smoking she was approached by two black male subjects. One subject B/M Devonte Duril Trice, asked her for a cigarette as the other subject B/M Victor Dennard Joseph, stood behind him. The victim advised as she went to give Trice a cigarette, Trice told her to get out of the vehicle, opened her driver side door and grabbed her left arm forcefully pulling her out of the vehicle. Trice also took the victims iPhone telling her to give him the phone and physically pulled her headphones out of her ears that were attached to the phone. Units began to BOLO for the vehicle and as they were Officer J. Rivera (960) located the vehicle entering I-95 southbound from Hypoluxo Rd. Officer J. Rivera attempted to stop the vehicle however the vehicle began to flee. As the vehicle was fleeing south on I-95 several other officers were able to engage the vehicle and a pursuit ensued. The suspect vehicle exited I-95 at Atlantic Blvd in Delray Beach where the suspect vehicle eventually came to a stop and the two suspects in the vehicle were detained. A show up was conducted with the victim who positively identified the two suspects Trice and Joseph as the individuals who forcefully took her vehicle. Trice and Joseph were placed under arrest for Car Jacking and Fleeing and Eluding and TOT PBCJ.
16-029358 1815hrs Burglary (CAT) 401 E. Ocean Ave
Contact was made with the victim who advised that sometime between 2200hrs on 05/24/16 and 0600hrs today's date, while the victim was inside the residence an unknown person(s) entered his secured front screen patio to his residence and removed his Black Kent Comfort bicycle. The victim advised that it appeared that the suspect(s) used an unknown flat tool to pry the screen patio door. No suspect information was obtained.
16-029389 2134hrs Overdose (Non-Fatal) N. Seacrest Blvd
Officers discovered W/M on the floor in his room, unresponsive and displaying signs of agonal breathing. BBFD units arrived on scene and injected Boudreau with Narcan. Boudreau became responsive after the injection. BBFD transported Boudreau to Bethesda Hospital for further medical attention.
16-029394 2200hrs Battery LEO N. Seacrest Blvd
Units responded in reference to the above overdose and immediately assisted the unconscious male. While assisting him, his girlfriend, w/f Elizabeth Kathleen Nye, refused to cooperate with officers when asked what he consumed to overdose. Nye began yelling at officers stating I’m not telling you anything. Once he was given medical attention by BBFR and he was inside the ambulance to be transported, Nye turned to Officer C. Herny and stated "I should spit on you", at which point she proceeded to take an aggressive stance and spit on him. At this point, officers attempted to detain Nye, however she began swinging her arms in an attempt to avoid being handcuffed while attempting to trip officers with her feet. Once officers were able to place handcuffs on Nye, she started spitting towards officers and began using her fingernails to scratch Officer Wagner and Officer D. Hayes. Nye continued to scratch officers while she was walked to the patrol vehicle. As Officers attempted to place Nye into the patrol vehicle, Nye began kicking and screaming and dug her fingernails into Officer Hayes' inner forearms, breaking her skin and leaving visible marks. Nye was placed under arrest for battery on LEO and TOT PBCJ.
16-029395 2222hrs Fire 7 Southern Cross Lane
Officers arrived on scene and observed the top floor of building 7 heavily engulfed in flames. Officers immediately began evacuating the entire building and were able to safely remove all occupants from the building without incident. BBFD arrived on scene and was able to put out the fire. Due to extensive damage to the building Red Cross was called out to place some of the residents who’s apartments were deemed uninhabitable.
16-029206 0237hrs Burglary (Business) 3469 W. Boynton Bch Blvd
Officers responded to the above location in reference to an alarm activation. Upon arrival it was discovered that the business had been burglarized. A small sledge hammer was located near the rear door which was heavily damaged and open.
16-029207 0358hrs Burglary (Business) 1877 W. Woolbright Rd.
Officers responded to the above location in reference to an open door called in by a neighbor. Upon arrival it was discovered that the business had been burglarized. The front glass door had been smashed and a rear door was damaged. Property was stolen from within as well as criminal mischief/discharging fire extinguishers.
16-029218 0716hrs Burglary Attempt (Business) 1865 W. Woolbright
The drive through window and rear door were damaged in what appeared to be an attempt to burglarize the business.
16-029248-280 1008hrs Burglary Structure 400 Industrial Ave.
The property manager stated that 21 separate storage units were burglarized. A witness stated that everything appeared to be in order at approximately 1930hrs on 05/24/2016.
16-028185 1127hrs Theft (Bicycle) 625 Casa Loma Blvd.
Victim stated that his silver Schwinn Trailway bicycle was stolen.

Police nab six in undercover heroin sting

First we went after the drug dealers. Now we’re taking on the drug buyers.
Police are committed to making it difficult for anyone attempting to buy or sell heroin in the City of Boynton Beach.
On Friday, narcotics agents arrested six people – including a father and daughter – who attempted to buy heroin from an undercover officer posing as a street level drug dealer.
These arrests follow a month-long investigation that led to the apprehension of 17 drug dealers who were selling heroin and cocaine on the streets of Boynton Beach.
The investigation stemmed from the recent rise of heroin overdoses citywide. Since Jan. 1, police have responded to 110 drug overdoses in the city. It is believed the individuals overdosed on heroin in more than two thirds of these cases. There have been six overdose deaths in the city since Jan. 1. Heroin was found on scene in three of those cases; however, cause of death in all incidents is still pending the Medical Examiner’s final report.
The following individuals were arrested on Friday:
1. David Rivers, DOB 5/22/90, attempted purchase of heroin
2. Bradley Cicero, DOB 9/25/91, attempted purchase of heroin
3. Amber Jarvis, DOB 6/2/96, attempted purchase of heroin
4. Leonard Jarvis, DOB 2/28/75, attempted purchase of heroin
5. Jillian Shea, DOB 5/25/89, attempted purchase of heroin
6. Joseph Etzel, DOB 11/11/83, attempted purchase of heroin, possession of cocaine, possession of controlled substance without prescription.

More arrests are expected.

Boynton Briefing - May 25, 2016

16029159 1954 hours Robbery (Strong-Arm) Wal-Mart / 3625 S Federal Hwy
Victim w/m was walking on the sidewalk adjacent to the business when he was approached by three (3) unknown black males. When he refused them a cigarette, the three began to strike him repeatedly with their fists and feet. Upon falling to the ground, the suspects relieved him of his cell phone and wallet and were last observed running. The victim had injuries to his head and sternum area. Total loss estimated at $400.
16029178 2251 hours Overdose (Non-fatal) 2874 Quantum Lakes Dr
Officers and EMS responded in reference to w/f Haley Ritter dob 01/07/1994 unconscious with agonal breathing due to a heroin overdose. Life saving techniques were administered and she regained consciousness. She was transported to the Bethesda for further treatment.
16029205 0222 hours Poss. Of Firearm/Ammo by Felon 100 block of NE 16th Ave
Officers initiated a traffic stop on a black 4 door Chrysler after observing it driving on the sidewalk. Contact was made with the occupants of the vehicle. OFC Berben acting as the backup officer (passenger side) observed the passenger, later identified as b/m Jeffrey Salomon dob 05/08/1992, attempting to conceal a loaded firearm (Ruger, 9mm, semi-auto) in his waistband. He was detained and investigation revealed that he was a convicted felon. He was arrested, processed, and later lodged at PBCJ.
16-28986 0357 hrs Burglary Business 140 W. Boynton Beach Blvd. (A1Mobile)
Sometime between 2030 and 0900 hours, subjects removed a plexi-glass window covering and smashed open the window panel behind it to gain entry. Once inside, the cash register and several electronics were taken. Inventory of the theft is underway. Video surveillance of incident was obtained and being analyzed for suspect information.
16-29078 1140 hrs Agg. Assault/Child Neglect Arrest 1009 N. Federal Hwy. (Enterprise)
B/F, Titonia Palamino, 05/14/93, was arrested after investigation revealed she threatened an employee of the business after a disagreement. Palamino threatened to come to the business to commence a physical confrontation and arrived with her 2 yoa child in her left hand and a metal “selfie-stick” in her right hand. She then began swinging the stick at the employee, whom took evasive action and waited for police arrival.

Boynton Briefing - May 24, 2016

16-28812 0851 hours Burglary Auto W. Boynton Beach Blvd 11-208
At 1230hrs, victim checked her video and noticed that a w/m, which walks with a limp, entered her unlocked vehicle without her permission and took her tote bag and $2.50 in coins.
16-28831 0930 hours Burglary Residence Eastgate Drive
Sometime between 05-17-16 at 2100hrs and 05-22-16 at 2100hrs, someone stole $2375 worth of jewelry from the victim’s dresser. Victim suspects 2 employees from the nursing agency which comes in and provides services.
16-28855 1211 hours Burglary Residence Forced Stonehaven Drive Sometime between 0730hrs and 1205hrs today, unknown suspect pried opened victim’s sliding door and ransacked the apartment. Suspects took cash and jewelry without her permission.

Boynton Briefing - May 20-23, 2016

16-028704 1600 hours Sara Sims 209 NW 9th CT Armed Robbery
W/M Justin Bedel was walking through Sara Sims Park to wait for Uber ride. Bedel was approached by two black males, one wearing a white t-shirt and gray shorts and the second black male with dreads wearing a black shirt pulled a black handgun out (possibly a .38 cal) and stole his cell phone. The suspects were last seen in a white Toyota Fl tag Y26HCJ northbound on N. Seacrest Blvd. Victim refused EMS.
16-028709 1640 hours 705 Mission Hill Rd. DUI-refusal/Crash
Officers responded to the report of a roll-over crash. W/F Brianna Zumbrum 4.09.94 fled the scene of an injury crash in Delray Beach reference DBPD case #16-08020. Traveling north on Swinton Ave at high speed Zumbrum attempted a right turn on to Mission Hill Rd which caused her vehicle to roll over crashing into the palm trees in the lawn of 705 Mission Hill Rd. Zumbrum was pulled from her vehicle by the witnesses. Zumbrum was not injured as a result of the crash. Upon completion of the crash investigation, a DUI investigation was completed by Officer Castro. Zumbrum was taken into custody, treated at BMH, later transferred to PBC main jail.
16-028460 1541 hours Auto Burglary Cracker Barrel 1475 SW 8th St.
Between the hours of 1245 and 1400 unknown person or persons entered a white 2014 Chrysler T/C minivan and stole black IPad Air ($600), silver IPod classic ($350), brown Nikon DSCR D5500 camera ($775), Samsung S4 cell phone ($200), Pink IPod Nano ($100), Audio Technics headphones ($164), Oakley camouflage backpack ($200), Slapps headphone case ($20), Feather light blue backpack ($20), two 32gb memory cards ($120), miscellaneous clothes ($260), and a CD containing vacation pictures ($50). The total amount of stolen items is approximately is $2,909. Unknown method of entry, no camera surveillance system covering parking lot.
16-28564 2034 hours Armed Robbery 400 NE 15th Ave.
The victim stated that he made arrangements to meet with an unknown subject at NE 15th Ave and NE 15th Ct to purchase a router from an ad he saw on Craigslist. B/M suspect point a handgun at the victim stole $100 and drove away in a silver Malibu with a black front bumper, unknown tag. Suspect was wearing a blue and white Polo shirt- N.F.I. The vehicle was occupied by three black males.
16-28579 2135 hours Burglary Residence SE 27th Ave.
Arriving home the owner/victim reported that an unknown black male was in her front yard. The suspect is described as approximately 5'11", with dreadlocks, and holding an open flip phone. The suspect was last seen running from the residence, getting into newer black vehicle (possibly a Nissan Altima). A check of the residence the victim found the screen to the east side window removed and found the back door open. No property reported missing at this time.
16-28584 2205 hours Structure Fire Brooklyn Bagel 1790 N. Congress Ave.
Officers and BBFR responded to the report of heavy smoke coming from Brooklyn Bagel. It was determined that the bagel oven was left on which caused the bagels to catch on fire. Minimal damage to the oven and front door. No injuries reported.
Bravo 1, 2 conducted traffic enforcement at 1300 Old Boynton Road-Officers issued 68 citations.
0617hrs Multiple Auto Burglaries 2800 High Ridge Rd. Tri-Rail
Units responded to the Tri-Rail parking lot and found several vehicles had been burglarized by an unknown suspect(s). All vehicles involved had a smashed window with the interiors ransacked. There is no suspect information at this time, and the parking lot does not have any surveillance cameras. 16-028373, 16-028374, 16-028375, 16-028376, 16-028377, 16-028378, and 16-028380.
16-028395 0954hrs Stolen Vehicle 303 NE 17th Ave
Victim advised that sometime between 1800hrs yesterday and 0954hrs this morning an unknown suspect(s) stole her white 2000 Mercury Grand Marquis (FL #Z5QKQ). The victim advised the vehicle was parked in her driveway unsecured with the keys inside. Vehicle was entered into NCIC/FCIC.
16-028266 1628hrs Burglary to Auto NW 1st Ave
Contact was made with the victim, who stated his vehicle was parked in the driveway at the above location at 1600hrs on 5-19-2016. Victim stated that at 0900hrs he noticed the vehicle has been ransacked. Victim also stated all the paperwork was thrown on the floor of the vehicle and the only thing missing was approximately $3.00 in change. The victim advised his wife did leave the vehicle unlocked overnight.
16-028294 1901hrs Overdose (Non-Fatal) 801 N. Congress Ave
Contact was made with W/M who was possibly suffering from an overdose. He stated that he injected himself with 1 "cap" of heroin a prior to officers arrival. He was treated by BBFD and transported to JFK hospital.
16-028320 2121hrs AOD Ocean Ridge 8086 Red Reef LN
BBPD Dispatch advised that a detective from Ocean Ridge PD requested BBPD's assistance with recovery of a stolen vehicle. The vehicle which was stolen out of Ocean Ridge (ORPD case # 2016-0134) was described as a gray Toyota Highlander bearing FL tag 4RAMZ. According to info from the detective, the vehicle was supposedly parked in front of this address. Officer Jean set up at the south gate in order to observe if the vehicle attempted to leave the complex. As Officer Jean was waiting outside the gate he did observe the stolen vehicle approaching the gate in an attempt to leave. Officer Jean determined that he had ample time to lay out stop sticks in order to prevent the vehicle from fleeing. As the vehicle exited the gate, it struck the stop sticks causing the tires to deflate. The vehicle was able to continue out of the development and travel southbound, no vehicles gave chase after the suspect vehicle however on his way home from an off duty detail detective Diaz observed the vehicle enter into the Barwood community. Units responded and located the vehicle unoccupied.
16-028327 2216hrs Failed to Stop Boynton Beach Blvd/ N. Federal Hwy
Officer A. Vargas observed a small dark color, possibly red, 2dr convertible (possibly a Mazda or Scion) traveling southbound on N Federal Highway, at a high rate of speed. As Officer Vargas attempted to catch up to the vehicle, it made a right turn, traveling westbound on E Boynton Beach Blvd. The vehicle again accelerated away, once he activated his emergency equipment the vehicle failed to stop, and Officer Vargas terminated his efforts to stop the vehicle.
16-028332 2226hrs Possession of Heroin 426 NW 11th Ave
Contact was made with W/M Carlos Sprague (DOB: 02/21/1987) who was sitting in the driver seat of his vehicle with the driver door open. Officer Hayes asked Sprague if he knew anyone at this address, at which time he responded "no". While speaking to Sprague, Officer Hayes observed two clear capsules filled with Heroin. Sprague was placed under arrest and TOT PBCJ.
16028070 1642 hours Overdose (non-fatal) 1109 Asbury Way
Officers and EMS responded and found w/m unconscious and bleeding from the nose. Life saving techniques were provided and he regained consciousness. He was transported to Bethesda for further treatment.

16028095 1856 hours Shots Fired / Suspicious Incident 197 SE 27th Pl
Officers responded in reference to gunshots being heard from within the residence. While enroute the caller advised that two black males dressed all in black with hoodies over their head were seen running from the residence. Upon arrival contact with made with the resident who was cooperative and allowed officers to perform a security sweep of the interior of the apartment. No victims or evidence of a shooting were found. A canvas of the area yielded no further evidence, victims, or suspects.
16028081 1735 hours Overdose (non-fatal) Publix / 1005 W Gateway Blvd
Officers and EMS responded and found w/m lying on the sidewalk unconscious and barely breathing. Life saving techniques were provided and he regained consciousness. He was transported to Bethesda for further treatment.

Boynton Briefing - May 17, 2016

16-027599 0237 hours Burglary to Auto X2, Fleeing and Eluding, Possession of Stolen Auto. Casablanca Apartments 815 W. Boynton Beach Blvd.
Officers responded to the above address reference to a burglary in progress. The victim advised the suspects were driving a gray Honda Civic bearing Fl temp. tag BRJ1068, which was last seen behind Dunkin Donuts 1300 W. BBB. K-9 Officer Adams located the vehicle at the Mobil Gas Station 290 N Congress Ave. Upon his arrival, all five suspects re-entered the vehicle and fled east on BBB. Officer Dailey deployed stop sticks at BBB and I95 flattening the suspect’s tires. The suspect entered I95, however due to the three flat tires the driver had no choice but to pull over at W. Woolbright Rd. High risk traffic stop was conducted, all five juveniles were taken into custody without incident. Victim responded and positively identified all 5 suspects and the vehicle.
16-027514 1642hrs Possession of Heroin 3625 S. Federal Hwy
Officer A. Vargas observed a suspicious vehicle in the parking lot with two occupants who appeared to be getting ready ingest narcotics. Contact was made with W/M Luke W Corring, who was seated in the driver's seat, and W/F Jaclyn Ann Werner, who was seated in the front right passenger seat. After investigation, it was determined that the passenger Werner was in possession of .1 grams of heroin and Corring was in possession of drug paraphernalia. Corring was issued an N.T.A. and Werner was TOT PBCJ.
16-027577 2144hrs Accident DUI S. Congress Ave and W. Ocean DR
Units responded to location for a traffic crash between a black Buick and a Honda Odyssey. Officer Grigorian conducted an investigation and based off his investigation he determined that the driver of the Buick Swiss, Alan DOB 07-29-72 was under the influence. Swiss was placed under arrest for DUI and TOT PBCJ.
16-027585 2255hrs Accident Injuries DUI 2300 S. Congress Ave Units responded to location for a traffic crash between a blue Honda and a red Nissan. Officer H. Picciano conducted an investigation and based off her investigation it was determined that the driver W/F Pollis, Kirsten DOB 12-05-96 of the Honda was driving under the influence. Pollis was placed under arrest for DUI and TOT PBCJ.
16-027589 0013hrs Burglary to Residence (CAT) NE 17th CT
Contact was made with victim who stated that sometime between 1902hrs and 2152hrs an unknown suspect entered the residence through an unlocked kitchen window and removed a 55inch TV and two speakers. It should be noted that the residence was occupied at the time with 3 children and an elderly woman, however they did not see or hear anything until they observed the TV missing and the side kitchen door wide open.

Boynton Briefing - May 13-16, 2016

16027178 1633 hours Overdose (Fatality) The Inn / 480 W Boynton Beach Blvd
Officers responded in reference to an unresponsive female who had possibly overdosed. Officers found W/F lying face down, not breathing. BBFD arrived shortly after and declared her deceased on scene. There were no narcotics or paraphernalia on or around herperson. However, on 05/13/2016 at 1745 hours (BBPD 16027008) officers responded to the above address and located her unconscious on the bathroom floor and she was later revived. She admitted to officers that she administered Heroin intravenously in her arm just before going unconscious.
16027224 2229 hours Grand Theft Auto Valero / 1601 S Federal Hwy
Victim left his vehicle unlocked with the keys inside while he entered the store. Upon exiting, he observed that his 2011, Dodge Charger, was being driven away. Witnesses to the theft, along with victim, followed the vehicle and notified the police. The suspect, w/m Justin Mazor dob 08/12/1989, realized he was being followed and ditched the vehicle in the 400 block of NW 1st Ave and fled on foot. The victim and witnesses chased and were able to detain Mazor until PD arrived. Post Miranda, he did provide a full confession. He was arrested, medically cleared, processed, and later lodged at PBCJ.

The PTO Unit, BBPD Motor Unit, and Delray Beach Motor Units, provided the funeral detail for Greg Bryant.
16-27136 1108 hours Burglary Auto 625 Casa Loma Blvd
Sometime between 1600hrs on 05-13-16 and today at 1030hrs, unknown suspect broke out the passenger side window of the victim’s 2013 Ford Van. Once inside, suspect took his silver Schwinn bicycle without his permission. Bicycle was entered into F/NCIC as stolen.
16027008 1745 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) The Inn / 480 W Boynton Beach Blvd
Officers responded and found w/f unconscious with agonal breathing. Police and EMS provided life saving techniques and she regained consciousness. She was transported to Bethesda for further medical assistance.
16-26883 0615 hours Burglary Resd/Stolen Auto 1435 Via Alferi
Sometime between 0030hrs and 0600hrs, unknown suspect entered the victim’s completely opened garage and took his 2013 black Honda Civic EX and several fishing poles without his permission. Victim stated that the vehicle was left unlocked with the keys inside. Vehicle was placed into F/CNIC as stolen.
16-26885 0651 hours Burglary Auto 395 N. Congress Ave
Sometime between 0535hrs and 0640, unknown suspect removed victim’s purse and its contents from the back seat of her car. Entry was made by smashing out the driver’s side window. Crime scene was conducted and was positive for prints.
16-26964 1402 hours Overdose Not Fatal 4700 N. Congress Ave W/M was located in the store (Publix) unconscious with shallow breathing from a suspected overdose. BBFR responded and treated him with Narcan, which revived him. He confirmed that he had used some unknown type of opiate pills prior to the overdose. BBFR transported him to JFK hospital.

Boynton Briefing - May 12, 2016

16-026556 1751hrs Burglary to Residence 9818 Nickels Blvd
Contact was made with victim, who explained she left her residence at approximately 1330 hours on today’s date 5/11/16, and did not return until approximately 1730 hours. It was observed that part of the wooden door frame to her front door was broken off as if someone had pried it open, and the door was ajar. After a search of the residence, the victim observed the residence was ransacked and several items were missing from within. Estimated loss $3,363.
16-026624 2135hrs Burglary to Structure 311 NE 14th Ave
Contact was made with victim who stated at about 2058 hours tonight he went into his back yard. While he was out there he noticed his shed door was opened. When he walked over to the shed he noticed his chain lock on the ground and two black tool bags missing. The victim stated the he does have a video surveillance system and at 2051 hours, and unknown white male about six foot, wearing a gray or white hooded sweat shirt with dark hair walked up to the shed and removed three tool bags. Estimated Loss $1,000.
16-026636 2242hrs Fleeing and Eluding 2821 S. Federal Hwy (Homing Inn)
While conducting an Extra Patrol Officer B. Jones and Officer Worrell observed a white Honda van, bearing FL tag GRAJ87 commit a traffic violation. A traffic stop was conducted on the vehicle, and As Officers Worrell and B. Jones approached the vehicle, the van sped away, traveling northbound on S Federal Highway. Officer Worrell and Jones got back into the patrol vehicle and gave chase after the van. The van continued South on Federal Highway until the 1000 block eventually turning into 1001 S Federal Hwy where both the driver W/M Nicholas Garcia, and the passenger B/M David Jones, exited the vehicle and fled on foot. After a brief pursuit and assistance from other units, both suspects were taken into custody. Garcia was TOT PBCJ. Jones was given an N.T.A.
16-026449 0023 hours Burglary Auto 1115 New Lake Drive (Cove).
Victim reported seeing a suspect burglarizing his vehicle. The victim chased the suspect south and described him as a white male 5’ 10” with shoulder length blond hair, wearing jeans and a white shirt. Officers surrounded the area with negative results. Some of the suspects clothing was recovered at the scene and placed into evidence. One additional burglary was reported in the area.
16-026452 0755 hours Burglary Auto 800 New Lake Drive (Cove).
16-026482 1033 hours Burglary Residence 611 NE 10th Ave
Victim reported unknown suspects burglarized the residence between 1630 and 0900 hours. Entry was gained by prying the lock off the front door. The property is currently vacant and nothing was taken. Burglary tools were recovered at the scene.

Boynton Briefing - May 11, 2016

16026386 1847 hours Fleeing and Eluding 100 NE 19th Ave
PTO unit Daley and J. Rivera initiated a traffic stop on a 2015, Chevy, Impala, FL tag #922XQX (Hertz Rental) for window tint violation. As officers approached the vehicle, the passenger and driver switched seats and the vehicle sped away. Officers discontinued their efforts when the vehicle entered north on I-95.
16026407 2024 hours Battery on LEO / Resisting with Violence 2160 N Seacrest Blvd
OFC Brown and OFC Esteves were dispatched to the residence in reference to a domestic disturbance. While attempting to speak with both parties, Suspect b/m Pervis Engram dob 05/20/1988, became enraged and spit in OFC Brown’s face. While attempting to take him into custody, Engram violently resisted officer’s efforts and was able to strike both officers multiple times with fists and kicks during the violent encounter. Officers utilized defensive force and a Taser to stop Engram’s resistance and take him into custody. He was medically cleared, processed, and later lodged at PBCJ. Use of Force (X2) completed. SIR in progress.
16026419 2238 hours Overdose (Non-fatal) Race Trac / 905 W Woolbright Officers responded in reference to w/m unconscious with agonal breathing. Officers and EMS provided life saving techniques and were able to revive him. He was transported to Bethesda for further treatment.
16-26252 0531 hours Burglary Construction Site 2900 High Ridge Rd. Officer Rodriguez located W/M, Thomas Gajda, 06/10/78, after he was reported walking in the roadway, with a metal pipe in his hand, attempting to flag down vehicles for a ride. Further investigation revealed Gajda had entered a construction site nearby and stole several pieces of construction equipment. At some point, Gajda discovered his vehicle was stuck in the sand nearby and he could not leave. Gajda was charged accordingly and TOT PBCJ.
16-26265 0812 hours Burglary Auto 606 Asbury Way Victim reported unknown person entered his vehicle and ransacked its contents, taking a Disabled Vet lanyard with community gate key card and $3.00 in change. Incident occurred sometime between 05/03 at 0630 and today’s date.
16-26332 1258 hours Narcotics/Firearm Arrest 500 NE 1st St. Officer Harris stopped B/M, Henryck Presendieu, 08/28/94 ,for a traffic violation. Sergeant Cannon responded as backup and detected the scent of marijuana coming from within. Further investigation revealed Presendieu was in possession of heroin and cocaine. Additionally, a firearm was located concealed in a purse behind the driver’s seat. Investigation on-going at time of writing. Presendieu will be charged accordingly and TOT PBCJ.

Boynton Briefing - May 6-9, 2016

16-025989 1736hrs Robbery with Cutting Instrument 1015 W. Gateway Blvd
Contact was made with the victim who stated that when he was leaving work, a W/M that he described "looked like a Chihuahua" started small talk then produced a kitchen type knife and demanded the Publix bag that the victim was carrying the money in. Victim said he pulled it away from the suspect, but the suspect reached over and grabbed it. The victim stated the suspect never touched him with the knife and got into a silver Lincoln 4door which was parked in the lot facing south toward W. Gateway Blvd. He advised the suspect was the sole occupant of the vehicle and was able to obtain the tag.
16-026002 1854hrs Accident DUI 100 SE 5th Ave
Units responded to the area and as they were enroute it was advised that one of the individuals involved was leaving the scene. Units were able to stop the suspect trying to leave the scene and Officer Castro arrived and made contact with the suspect Flores, Cristino (04/22/78) and conducted a DUI investigation. Upon completing his investigation Flores was placed under arrest for DUI and TOT PBCJ.
16-025835 1727hrs Overdose (Non-Fatal) 701 W. Boynton Beach Blvd
Officers entered the business bathroom, where they observed W/M lying on the floor of the bathroom stall in the fetal position. He stated that he injected himself with heroin just a few minutes ago. BBFR treated and transported him to the hospital for further medical treatment.
16-025872 2041hrs Burglary Auto 3602 Quantum Lakes DR
Contact was made with Captain Bonafair and a witness to the burglary, victim, who advised she had seen two "well dressed black males" walking in front of her patio and proceed across the parking lot to a black vehicle parked in front of 3628 Quantum Lakes Drive. She said one B/M stood on the sidewalk watching while the other appeared to be running his hands around the vehicle. She said the trunk of the vehicle was opened and one male removed a black satchel bag from within. She said at that time, they both ran north towards Gateway Blvd. Contact was then made with the victim who advised the black vehicle, a 2012 Honda Civic, 4door (FL tag J478DV) had in fact been broken into. At approximately 2135hrs, Captain Bonafair advised that the victim had spotted two individuals by the Mobil at 850 W. Gateway Blvd who fit the description given by the witness. Units responded and one of the individuals, B/M/J , took off running northbound behind the car wash area and was stopped by Captain Bonafair. The other individual B/M/J was taken into custody. After investigation it was determined that the juveniles did commit the burglary to the Honda and were placed under arrest.
16-025873 2042hrs Possession Cocaine/Fleeing/R/A without Violence 2821 S. Federal Hwy (Homing Inn)
Officer A. Vargas and Officer Worrell were conducting an extra patrol at the Homing Inn when they observed a red Nissan commit a traffic violation. Officer Vargas then attempted to conduct a traffic stop on the vehicle however; the vehicle failed to stop and turned into Los Mangos traveling a low rate of speed. As the vehicle was traveling in Los Mangos Officer Vargas saw the driver’s door open and observed the driver B/M Williams, Anthony exit the vehicle and began to flee on foot. Officer Vargas and Officer Worrell gave chase and after a brief foot pursuit and minor struggle Williams was taken into custody. During the brief struggle to get Williams into custody Officer Vargas observed Williams drop something from his hand which was recovered and turned out to be crack cocaine. It was also determined that Williams entered an occupied residence while fleeing on foot and also was in possession of marijuana. Williams was placed under arrest and TOT PBCJ. SIR to Follow.
16-025907 0043hrs Failed to Stop 400 W. Boynton Beach Blvd
Officer Ramos and Officer Herny observed a silver Buick bearing Florida tag Y92IZE driving westbound at a high rate of speed. It should be noted that this vehicle fled from officers on 05/04/2016, reference BBPD # 16-025204. Officer Ramos attempted to conduct a traffic stop on the vehicle however the vehicle entered I-95 northbound and began to flee from officers. Due to only having a traffic violation committed by the vehicle all efforts to try and stop the vehicle were terminated.
16-025740 0427 hours Possession of Burglary Tools 109 E. Boynton Beach Blvd. (G&C Pawn)
Officer Villari spotted B/M Cederic Dames (02-16-75) cutting a lock in an attempt to steal bikes that were locked in front of the business. In addition Dames was in possession of drug paraphernalia. Dames was arrested for possession of burglary tools and paraphernalia. TOT PBCJ.
16-025795 1311 hours Burglary Residence Asbury Way
Victim reported unknown suspects entered his patio by cutting the screen and removed a black mountain bike. No information was available in reference to the make and model.
16-025690 20:30hrs Possession of Heroin 3625 S. Federal Hwy
Contact was made with W/M Neko Rynn-Mason, who was attempting to use narcotics in the business restroom. Based off investigation Neko was placed under arrest for possession of heroin. Neko was TOT PBCJ.
16-025692 20:40hrs Overdose (Non-Fatal) 2815 S. Seacrest Blvd
W/M was overdosing in his car when a friend brought him to Bethesda Hospital for medical treatment. He was treated and revived by medical staff.
16-025697 21:15hrs Shot Fired 5 Ripley Way
Officers responded to location due to several callers advising males were shooting in the street. Upon arrival contact was made with witnesses who advised that a red Nissan was occupied by several B/M’s were shooting at what appeared to be a B/M who was on foot. Contact was made with the residence of 5 Ripley who advised that the suspect from the dating violence case earlier came back to location and that this was related to that incident. Upon police arrival all parties suspected to be in the shooting were gone. Several shotgun shell casings were located.
16025538 0018 hours Carrying a Concealed Firearm Copper Point Brewery / 151 Commerce Rd
Officers responded in reference to a female unconscious and unresponsive inside the restroom. Upon arrival, w/f Sheila Szedentis dob 04/11/1966, was found to be highly intoxicated; however, officers and EMS were able to revive her. Officers observed, in plain view, a Ruger .380 handgun, concealed in a leg holster on her lower left leg. Szedentis was not permitted and was arrested, medically cleared, processed, and later lodged at PBCJ.
16022551 0150 hours Fleeing and Eluding 200 W Boynton Beach Blvd
OFC Herny observed a newer model Toyota, 4 door, white in color, unknown tag, driving recklessly in the 200 block of W. Boynton Beach Blvd. Upon initiating a traffic stop, the vehicle accelerated even faster and was last observed north on I-95, passing Gateway Blvd.
16-25370 0949 hours Burglary Structure 437 NE 14th Ave Sometime between 04-29-16 @ 0800hrs and today at 0945hrs, unknown suspect entered the victim’s lock shed located in the back yard and stole his lawn equipment. The (a) lock was still on the door, but it was hard for him to gain entry. Total loss $1,500.
16-25413 146 hours Overdose ( Non-Fatal) East Ocean Ave & Federal Hwy
A male adult was located in his vehicle (parking lot of the old Bank of America) unconscious from a suspected overdose. BBFR responded and treated him with Narcan, which revived him. He confirmed he had used heroin prior to the overdose. BBFR transported male to Bethesda.

Operation Dope Death nets 13 arrests

Boynton Beach Police are putting drug dealers in the city on notice: We are coming for you.
Following a month-long investigation, police arrested 13 suspected drug dealers this week on charges that include trafficking heroin, sale of heroin, trafficking cocaine and sale of cocaine.
More arrests are expected in the coming days.
Operation Dope Death also resulted in the seizure of 62 grams of heroin, 82.5 grams of cocaine, 90.4 grams of marijuana, $4,300 cash, 8 cars and one gun.
The investigation stemmed from the recent rise of heroin overdoses citywide. Narcotics agents conducted “buys” from the suspects, who were then taken into custody and arrested.
In the first four months of this year, police have responded to 95 drug overdoses in the city. It is believed the individuals overdosed on heroin in more than two thirds of these cases. There have been five overdose deaths in the city since Jan. 1. Heroin was found on scene in three of those cases; however, cause of death in all incidents is still pending the Medical Examiner’s final report.
The following individuals were arrested this week as a result of Operation Dope Death:
1. Janard White, DOB 10-25-90, charged with two counts of sale of heroin within 1,000 feet of park.
2. Johnny Govan, DOB 9/20/81, charged with sale of heroin within 1,000 feet of convenience store; possession of heroin w/intent within 1,000 feet of school; providing a false name to law enforcement.
3. Anthony Caldwell, DOB 12/12/91, charged with sale of heroin.
4. Marcus Marshall, DOB 2/23/83, charged with two counts of sale of heroin within 1,000 feet of convenience store.
5. Roosevelt Johnson, DOB 10/19/82, charged with sale of heroin within 1,000 feet of convenience store.
6. Isidore Reed, DOB 3/3/84, charged with sale of heroin and sale of cocaine.
7. Dominique Edwards, DOB 1/27/85, charged with sale of heroin.
8. Michael Calixte, DOB 7/30/89, charged with trafficking heroin, trafficking cocaine, possession of marijuana w/intent
9. Franche Delhomme, DOB 3/21/97, charged with trafficking heroin, felony violation of probation.
10. Bernard Jones, DOB 3/19/93, charged with possession of marijuana
11. Bernard Donnell Mosely, DOB 9/9/80, warrants
12. Juvenile, 17, charged with sale of heroin
13. Dupson Exantus, DOB 3/12/96, charged with sale of cocaine

Boynton Briefing - May 5, 2016

16025295 2113 hours Burglary (Residence) Meadows Circle
Victim reported that between 1500 hours and 2100 hours this date, unknown person(s) did enter the residence by smashing out the front window and removing a 42 inch LCD television. Total loss estimated at $500.
Officers responded to multiple traffic complaints due to traffic light outages caused by inclement weather .
16-25197 1123 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 1810 S. Federal Hwy.
A male adult was located in a McDonald’s bathroom unconscious from a suspected overdose. BBFR responded and treated him with Narcan, which revived him. The male confirmed he had taken a half capsule of heroin.
16-25204 1208 hours Failed to Stop 700 N. Federal Hwy.
A traffic stop was attempted on a silver Buick LeSabre (FL tag # Y92IZE) for a traffic violation. After it was apparent the vehicle would not stop, officers terminated the attempt as it was last seen driving westbound on Boynton Beach Blvd.
16-25227 1409 hours Overdose ( Non-Fatal) NE 1st Ln. A male adult was located at the residence unconscious from a suspected overdose. BBFR responded and treated him with Narcan, which revived him. He confirmed he had used heroin prior to the overdose.

Boynton Briefing - May 4, 2016

16-025053 2014hrs DUI 2500 Quantum Lakes Drive
Officers responded to the area in reference to a possible drunk driver. Officer Grigorian observed a Blue Chevy Cruz driving around the parking lot in circles. A traffic stop was conducted on the vehicle and upon stopping Officer Castro arrived on scene and made contact with the driver W/M Verdi, Hector DOB 09-13-75. Officer Castro conducted a DUI investigation which resulted in Verdi being placed under arrest for suspicion of DUI. Verdi was TOT PBCJ.
16-024923 1012 hours Stolen Auto 144 SE 29th Ave.
Victim reported their yellow 2003 Yamaha Motorcycle bearing FL tag 59753K (VIN LPRSA20A73A203034) taken from the residence sometime during the night. Vehicle entered into FCIC/NCIC.
16-024687 1015 hours Burglary Arrest 220 Savannah Lakes Drive (Savannah Lakes)
Maintenance workers at Savannah Lakes called 911 after recognizing a suspect from photos Officer Moreno was able to retrieve from video the day before showing an individual using stolen credit cards taken the day before in an auto burglary. Officers responded to the scene and detained W/M Daniel Croes (12-03-89) who gave a full confession after being interviewed by Officer Moreno and Officer Hayes.

Boynton Briefing - May 3, 2016

16-024776 1618hrs Burglary to Residence 6101 Mahogany Dr
Contact was made with the victim who stated that on 04/29/2016 between the hours of 0800 and 1530, unknown suspect(s) entered her home through an unsecured window. The victim advised that the suspect(s) proceeded to take two I pads, miscellaneous jewelry, a Bluetooth speaker and a piggy bank containing $20. The total value of all items taken is $693.
16-024820 2010hrs Suspicious Incident (Shots Fired) 112 SW 4th Ave
Anonymous caller advised they believed the shot had originated from the SW 5th Avenue area. Officers arrived in the area at and searched the surrounding areas for any evidence of such. The search yielded negative results.
16-024825 2038hrs Burglary to Auto 902 S. Broughton Cir
Contact was made with the victim who stated that when she exited her residence she observed the driver's side window of her 1998 Toyota Corolla (NC tag DJP5816) smashed out. The victim advised the only items missing were miscellaneous clothing items (estimated value $300). The victim could not provide an exact time frame but did state it had to happen within the last couple of hours.
16-024687 0710 hours Burglary Auto 305 Victory Circle
Victim stated that unknown suspects entered their unlocked vehicle and removed numerous items including a wallet and credit cards. The credit cards were used in a purchase at 850 W. Gateway (7-11) at approximately 0300 hours.
16-024743 1302 hours Stolen Auto 12 Crossing Circle
Victim stated that unknown individuals stole his 2015 white Honda CRV LX (FL tag 952RCM) from the parking lot in front of his apartment. Vehicle was entered into FCIC/NCIC.

Boynton Briefing - April 29 - May 2, 2016

16024491 1925 hours Battery / Resisting Arrest NW 2nd St
Officers responded in reference to a roommate dispute. Investigation revealed that suspect w/m David Fleishman dob 04/02/1963 had battered the victim. Upon trying to place him under arrest, Fleishman was able to break away from officers grasp and attempted to re-enter the residence and lock officers out. Officers re-engaged and Fleishman refused to comply and was ultimately tased before being placed into custody. Fleishman was processed and later lodged at PBCJ.
16-24551 0522 hours D.U.I. Arrest 2000 block Campanelli Blvd.
W/M, Adam Klein, 12/28/79, arrested for D.U.I. after investigation revealed he was intoxicated while operating a motor vehicle. He was found in the driver’s seat unconscious, and his vehicle was stopped in a resident’s front yard with two flat tires. TOT PBCJ.
16-24561 0912 hours Criminal Mischief/Shooting 613 NW 2nd St.
Victim discovered her vehicle sustained several broken windows which were determined to be caused by bullet fragments found by investigating officer. A shots fired call was received earlier in the morning at 0043 hour in the area of NW 6th Ave. and NW 4th St.
16-24574 1032 hours Burglary Auto 3020 High Ridge Rd.
Unknown person broke a window to a vehicle and rummaged through the contents within the glovebox, but nothing was reported missing. Incident occurred between 04/27 at 0900 hours and 1015 hours this morning.
16-24586 1205 hours Stolen Auto 2251 NW 1st St.
A silver 2005 Chevy Impala with FL tag # EHIK31 was reported stolen sometime between 0130 hours and 1030 hours this morning. PBSO advised the vehicle was reported involved in a hit-and-run at 0530 hours this morning, but they did not locate the vehicle. Entered FCIC/NCIC.
16024463 1651hours Accident w/Injuries/THI 1600 N. Federal Hwy
Units responded to the above location in reference to a Vehicle versus Motorcycle crash. Investigation revealed (V1) B/F Deronvil, Onide was properly stopped at the posted stop sign, in her Silver 2000 Mercury Villager, at the intersection of NE 15th Ave and Federal Hwy; facing East. (V2) W/M Wheeler, Thomas was traveling northbound on Federal Hwy on his Blue 2005 Honda VT750DC in the outside lane, approaching the intersection of NE 15th Ave. Deronvil failed to yield the right of way and crossed into the path of the motorcyclist. As a result the motorcycle forcefully struck the right rear door of Deronvil’s vehicle, causing Wheeler to be vaulted on top of Deronvil’s vehicle. Wheeler was deemed a trauma alert and transported to Delray Medical Center, where he is in stable condition. Deroncil was properly cited.
16024504 2156 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) 600 E Boynton Beach Blvd.
Officers responded and located white male unconscious, with agonal breathing inside his friends vehicle. Officers and EMS performed life saving measures; he regained consciousness. He was subsequently transported to Bethesda Hospital for further treatment.
16-024413 1226 hours Suspicious Incident/Shots Fired 499 Boynton Bay Cir.
A report of shots fired in the area was received with a suspect vehicle described as a white 2dr. Another caller stated they heard shots fired in the area of NE 16th Ave. and the suspect vehicle may have been an older gray Pontiac or Oldsmobile. No contact was made with any witness/suspect/victim. No shell casings located.
The K-9 Unit performed a K-9 demo at Galaxy Elementary for the Kindergarten Early Registration and the BBPD community police Humvee was utilized as a static display.
16024273 1806 hours Shooting Into Occupied Vehicle Seacrest Blvd @ Gateway Blvd
Officers responded to the area in reference to numerous calls of several unknown black males engaged in a gun fight in which they were shooting into each other’s vehicles. The vehicles were described as a Ford Mustang convertible, white in color, with an attached registration tag of Y93HCD and a Nissan sedan, black in color. Upon arrival to the area, pieces of the vehicles were found in the roadway and investigation found that a Palm Tran bus had been struck by bullets. Evidence was photographed and collected at the scene. The tag number that was given was registered to a different vehicle out of Delray Beach. A search of the area and local hospitals yielded no suspects or victims.
16024289 1936 hours Robbery (Strong Arm) Gateway Blvd @ High Ridge
Victim reported that as he was walking, he was approached by three (3) unknown white males who began striking him with fists causing injury to his face and head area. During the encounter, the suspects stole the victim’s wallet and were last observed running from the scene. Total loss is estimated at $50.00. The victim was not forthcoming with information and later left JFK hospital against medical advice. A search of the area yielded no suspects or witnesses.
16024344 0111 hours Overdose (Non-fatal) Checker’s / 755 W Boynton Beach Blvd Officers responded and located w/m unconscious, agonal breathing, with a needle still in his arm. Officers and EMS performed life saving measures and he did regain consciousness. He was transported to Bethesda for further treatment.
16-24132 0739 hours Burglary Auto 145 SE 8th Ave. # A
Unknown person entered the unsecured vehicle between 2100 hours last night and 0739 hours this morning, taking $200 cash stored in the overhead vehicle sunglass compartment.
16-24149 0902 hours Burglary Auto 1394 W. Boynton Beach Blvd.
Unknown person entered the vehicle by breaking a window and stole several plumbing valves, sometime between 04/27 at 0130 hours and today’s date.
16-24155 0942 hours Stolen Auto Recovery/Arrest 2821 S. Federal Hwy.
PTO Hanning and Officer Lampe located an unoccupied stolen auto (Blue Honda Civic FL tag # I5521K) in the parking lot of Homing Inn. A perimeter was setup to conduct surveillance on the vehicle. Several subjects returned to the vehicle and began driving before officers could move in. The vehicle drove to the parking lot of Walmart on S. Federal Hwy. and pulled into a parking space. Officers made contact and took the driver, W/M, John Williams, 03/19/89, into custody. Williams was charged with G.T.A. and tot PBCJ.
16-24159 0945 hours Burglary Auto 1811 Coastal Bay Blvd.
Unknown person entered the unsecured vehicle between 2330 hours last night and 0930 hours this morning, taking several pairs of sunglasses and a bottle of tequila.
16-024011 1609hrs Overdose (Non-Fatal) S. Federal Hwy
W/M was found lying unconscious in the garage. BBFR was already on scene and they were able to revive him. It was discovered that he had been injecting heroin. He was transported to the hospital for further medical treatment.
16-024019 1659hrs Burglary Residence 24th Cir
Contact was made with victim, who stated that said she left her residence at approximately 0700 this morning and returned at approximately 1700 hours. Victim said when she returned home she noticed the gate which leads to a door (master bedroom door) located on the east side of the residence was open. Victim checked the door which leads from the east side of the residence to her bedroom and notice the dead bolt was pried open. Once inside she observed that the entire room had been ransacked and noticed several items missing totaling estimated loss of approx $7,500.
16-024081 0007hrs Overdose (Non-Fatal) NW 13th Ave
Contact was made with W/M was laying on his back unconscious but still had a pulse. BBFR arrived and were able to revive him with Narcan. He was transported to Bethesda for further treatment.

Boynton Briefing - April 28, 2016

16-023827 1827hrs G.T.A. /Fleeing and Eluding/ R/A without violence 100 NE 14th Ave
While on patrol Officer Ramos and PTO Herny observed a gray Honda with dark tinted windows. The tag was ran through NCIC/FCIC which determined that the vehicle was stolen. Officer Ramos and PTO Herny attempted to conduct a traffic stop on the vehicle however the vehicle failed to stop and began to flee. After a brief pursuit, PTO Herny disengaged his efforts to stop the vehicle but soon after the vehicle was observed in the driveway of 403 NW 8th avenue. Officer Ramos and PTO Herny were able to locate the driver at which point a foot pursuit ensued and the suspect B/M Marquis Frederick was taken into custody. Fredrick was TOT PBCJ.
16-023880 2257hrs Trespassing/Battery LEO 905 W. Woolbright Rd
Officers made contact with W/M Lawrynenko, Andrian who appeared heavily intoxicated and was causing a disturbance at the business. An agent of the business issued Adrian a trespass warning which after issued he refused to leave. Officers went to place him into custody and when they did, he did not comply. Officers were able to get him into custody and transported him to the Boynton Beach Booking Facility. While in the cell, Adrian became completely irate to the point where officers attempted to place him in the restraint chair. Andrian did not comply and began to fight with officers inside the cell. It took several officers to finally gain control of Andrian and place him into handcuffs. Due to a cut on his finger, Andrian was transported to Bethesda for medical clearance. While at Bethesda Andrian became violent toward the staff ,and when Officer Gleicher went to intervene, Andrian kicked Officer Gleicher in the face. After another brief struggle, Andrian was finally compliant and TOT PBCJ.

Boynton Briefing - April 27, 2016

16023691 2038 hours Burglary (Auto) Intracoastal Park / 2240 N Federal Hwy
Victim reported that between 1900 hours and 2030 hours, unknown person(s) entered their 2013, Volkswagen SUV, by unknown means, while it was parked at the above location. The victim reported a stolen purse which contained a wallet with all identification, money, and banking accessories. Total loss estimated at $850. The purse (minus its contents) was recovered on Dimmick Rd. by a local resident.
16-23588 0936 hours Burglary Auto 610 Horizons East
Unknown person entered victim’s unlocked vehicle between 2000 hours last night and 0800 hours this morning, ransacking through the contents of the glove box and center console, but nothing appeared to be missing.
16-23600 1119 hours Burglary Auto 115 S. Federal Hwy.
Victim left her personal belongings in her vehicle while she went inside the church thrift store to donate items. While standing inside of the rear doorway of the store, she heard a car door close. Upon investigation, she observed her cell phone was missing from within her vehicle and observed a B/M and B/F (possibly W/F) walking westbound from the parking lot. She then located her mother’s purse and her cell phone lying on the ground several feet away from a female that was walking away from the area. The female was located and identified, however; no PC existed for arrest.

Boynton Briefing - April 22-26, 2016

16023472 1950 hours Burglary (Auto) 1269 Piazza Antinori
Victim reported that sometime between 04/19/2016 and this date, unknown person(s) entered their unsecured 2014, Nissan, Altima, and removed a backpack that contained a Lenovo laptop computer and an LG cell phone. Total loss estimated at $1,500.
16-23388 1218 hours Burglary Business 3400 S. Congress Ave. (Public Storage)
Unknown person entered the facility between 04/16/16 and today’s date, and removed a 15 hp Motorglyde engine from his 14 foot Meyers boat.
16-23396 1310 hours Burglary Auto 2630 Spiceberry Ln.
Unknown person entered two unlocked vehicles at the residence and ransacked the contents of both. Miscellaneous documents were taken from one vehicle.
16-023241 1818hrs Overdose 706 W. Boynton Beach Blvd
Units responded to an unconscious W/M who was suffering from an overdose. BBFR arrived on scene gave him Narcan which revived him. He was transported to Bethesda Hospital.
16-023265 2107hrs Burglary to Auto 2240 N. Federal Hwy (Intercostal Park)
Contact was made with victim who stated she parked her 2011 Volkswagen in the park at approximately 1000 hours and returned around 2100 hours to discover the vehicle had been burglarized. Victim advised she left her purse visible on the rear seat of the vehicle, which was the only item was taken. Point of entry was through the rear window which was smashed out.
16-023282 2309hrs Possession of Heroin/Possession Crack Cocaine 2821 S. Federal Hwy (Homing Inn)
While Officer Gleicher and Grigorian were on an Extra patrol at the Homing Inn they observed a 1999 Honda exit the property which committed several traffic infractions. A traffic stop was conducted on the vehicle and contact was made with the sole occupant B/M Lester, Louis. During the traffic stop, investigation revealed that Lester was in possession of heroin and crack cocaine. Due to the fact that his vehicle was used in commission of a felony, the 1999 Honda was seized for forfeiture. Lester was TOT PBCJ.
16-023169 0835hrs Motor Vehicle Theft 1660 Renaissance Commons Blvd
Victim stated that unknown suspect(s) stole his 2007 Suzuki GSX1300R motorcycle from the parking garage. The motorcycle is burgundy in color bearing Fl tag 346 8NZ.
16-023178 0926hrs Police Assist (Eviction) 10 Dalton Pl
On 04/22/2016 PBSO served a 24hour final eviction notice to James Wright and Roxanne Griblin. BBPD units responded to the location to assist with the eviction. They gathered their belongings and left without any issues. The neighbors were applauding and thanking Officers profusely as Wright and Griblin left.
16-023040 1801hrs Battery LEO Gateway and Seacrest Blvd
While Officer Herny and Ramos were on patrol they observed a black vehicle blocking the roadway and observed the occupants B/M George Bunn and B/F Trecia Benjamin engaged in a verbal altercation that appeared to be escalating. Officers attempted to make contact with both subjects however both Bunn and Benjamin turned their aggression toward the officers by yelling and screaming at them. Due to the possibility of this altercation being a domestic violence incident Officer Ramos attempted to gather information from Bunn. Bunn refused to cooperate and did not comply obstructing any type of investigation. Officer Ramos then placed Bunn under arrest for obstruction and when he did Benjamin jumped on his back. Benjamin was detained and placed into handcuffs but as she was being detained she kicked officer Dailey. Once both subjects were detained Bunn was charged with R/A without violence and Benjamin was charged with two counts of battery on LEO.
16-023050 1851hrs Overdose Belmont Place
W/M was found breathing but unresponsive and is believed to have utilized heroin earlier this evening. BBFR provided him with the proper medical attention and after a short time he regained consciousness. He was later taken to Bethesda by BBFR.
16-023100 2209hrs Trafficking Heroin/Possession Cocaine and Marijuana 2821 S. Federal Hwy
While conducting and extra patrol at the Homing Inn Officer Worrell observed a B/M Reed, Isidore operating a bicycle with several traffic infractions. Officer Worrell attempted to make contact with Reed for those infractions however Reed decided not to stop and began to flee on foot. A brief foot pursuit ensued, which ended with Officer Worrell having to utilize her Taser in order to take Reed into custody. Once detained search incident to arrest revealed that Reed was in possession of 4 grams of heroin, 3.9 grams of Crack Cocaine and 15.3 grams of Marijuana. Reed was TOT PBCJ.
16-023135 0045hrs Possession of Firearm by Convicted Felon 1300 N. Seacrest Blvd
Officer James and Vargas conducted a traffic stop on a Mercury Grand Marquis for a traffic violation. Officers made contact with the driver B/M Bell, Jamael which through investigation it was determined that Bell had a firearm in the glove compartment and is a convicted felon. Bell was placed under arrest for the firearm. While at BBPD Bell gave a full confession under Miranda of owning the firearm. Bell was TOT PBCJ.
16-022854 1955hrs Overdose (Non- Fatal) 2815 S. Seacrest Bethesda Hospital
W/M arrived at Bethesda Hospital and advised Staff that his girlfriend W/F was in the parking lot overdosing. Medical Staff provided aid, brought her into the hospital and was able to revive her.
16-022789 1300 hours Burglary Auto 1005 N. Seacrest Blvd. (EZ Market).
Victim stated that an unknown suspect entered the vehicle between 04/17/16 at 1700 hours and 04/18/16 at 1900 hours and took a black and Purple 9MM SCCY(Make) model CPX2 handgun and magazine.
16022676 2106 hours Burglary (Residence) 229 SW 2nd Ave
Victim reported that between the hours of 0830 and 2100 hours, unknown person(s) entered the residence by prying open the front door. Once inside, suspects stole cash, jewelry, laptop computer, and a Ruger 9mm handgun. Firearm entered F/NCIC. Total loss is estimated at $5,900.
16022689 2317 hours Overdose (Non-Fatal) N Seacrest Blvd
Officers and EMS arrived and found w/f suffering from a heroin overdose. Life saving techniques were administered and she regained consciousness. She was transported to Bethesda for further treatment.
16022697 2318 hours Shooting (Occupied Dwelling) 326 SW 5th Ave
Victim was standing in the driveway when a bullet struck the window to the front of the home. Victim advised no suspects were seen and no gunshot was heard. Crime Scene yielded a very small bullet fragment which appeared to been a ricochet which caused the window to break. A canvas of the area was conducted an no other victims, witnesses, or suspects were located.

Register now for Teen Police Academy summer camp

Registration is underway for the 8th annual Boynton Beach Police Department Teen Police Academy, a week-long summer camp dedicated to increasing an understanding between our community’s youth and their local police.
The academy program will provide youth a hands-on opportunity to learn how the BBPD operates. Class topics will include: K-9, police patrol techniques, dangers of traffic stops, firearm safety, ropes course, bike patrol, marine enforcement, gang and drug awareness, crime scene procedures and field trips.
The academy will be held August 8-12, 2016 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Intracoastal Park Clubhouse in the City of Boynton Beach.
Participants must be between 14-16 years old and enrolled in school. Parental consent is required. The cost of the program is $100 and includes a T-shirt, ball cap, sports bag and lunch throughout the week. Payment is required at the time of registration and refundable until July 1.
Applications are available at the BBPD, City Hall, City Library and online at Facebook.com/boyntonbeachpolice. Registration must be received no later than July 1, 2016. For more information, please contact Officer Rachel Loy at 561-742-6849.

Boynton Briefing - April 20, 2016

16-022207 1712hrs Strong Arm Robbery 3200 Old Boynton Rd (Walmart)
Contact was made with the victim 89 year old W/F, who advised that after shopping in Walmart, she walked to her car in the Walmart parking lot and proceeded to open her car door. Victim stated that as she opened the door to her vehicle, an unknown B/M or B/F possibly a juvenile, wearing a dark cap approached her and pushed her to the ground. The unknown suspect proceeded to attempt to take her purse which was wrapped around her body. She advised that after a short struggle, the suspect gave up and retreated to a silver vehicle, which took off at a high rate of speed in an unknown direction.
16-022233 1943hrs Overdose (Non-Fatal) 2202 N. Congress Ave
W/F was suffering from an overdose. BBFR arrived on scene and were able to revive her. She was transported to JFK Hospital.
16-022238 2019hrs Overdose (Non-Fatal) Woolbright Rd/Congress Ave
W/F was suffering from an overdose. BBFR arrived on scene and were able to revive her. She was transported to Bethesda Hospital.
16-022240 2033hrs Overdose (Non-Fatal) 2815 S. Seacrest Blvd (Bethesda Hospital)
W/M was suffering from an overdose and was brought to Bethesda Hospital by a friend and the medical staff was able to revive him.
16-022249 2141hrs Overdose (Non-Fatal) Asbury Way
W/M was suffering from an overdose. BBFR arrived on scene and were able to revive him. He was transported to Bethesda Hospital.
16-022191 1611 hours Burglary Residence 3048 E. Palm Drive
Witness observed 3 black males attempting to pry a window on the residence. Suspects fled the scene prior to our arrival. Suspects were described as 3 Haitian males approximately 18 years of age last seen running north from the location. Entry was not made.

Boynton Beach Police announce termination of officer’s employment

Boynton Beach Police today announced the termination of employment of Officer Vintyre Finney.
Finney’s employment was terminated for violation of two departmental policies – conduct unbecoming a police officer and conformance to law.
Finney, who was hired in August 2008, was first placed on administrative leave with pay on October 19, 2015. He was officially relieved of duty on April 11.
“The decision to terminate someone’s employment is difficult for all involved but when it becomes apparent that an employee is either unwilling or incapable of maintaining agency standards, it’s a decision that must be made,” Acting Chief Kelly Harris said. “The community counts on us to manage the police department in a way that reflects our principles of civility, accountability and pride. We are committed to continuing to turn this agency around and rebuilding the community’s trust.”

Boynton Briefing - April 19, 2016

16-021991 1747hrs Burglary to Residence 1 Elton Place
Contact was made with victim who stated she received a call from the alarm company stating the alarm was activated and an improper code was entered. The victim advised that there should not be any one in the residence at this time. The victim advised when she arrived home she observed the window on the east side of the residence was smashed. The victim advised that the residence was last seen secure at approximately 1500 hours until she received the alarm call at 1700hrs. The victim noticed dirt marks on the ledge of the smashed out window that appeared as if someone entered through that window. A search of the residence revealed no one inside and no items missing.
16-021999 1848hrs Overdose 301 N. Federal Hwy (CVS)
Contact was made with W/F, who was on the ground lying next to her vehicle unconscious and not breathing. BBFR was able to revive her and transported her to Bethesda Hospital.
16-022038 1947hrs Burglary to Residence 100 SW 2ns St
Contact was made with victim who advised sometime between 0745hrs and 1900hrs, today's date, an unknown person forcefully entered his residence. The victim advised that when he left his residence at approximately 0745hrs, he properly secured it as normal. When he arrived at approximately 1900hrs, he noticed the locking mechanism to his front door was broken. The victim advised after conducting a quick inventory of his personal belonging he noticed that his 21 inch television and some miscellaneous items were missing.
16-022042 2041hrs Burglary to Residence 329 Glen Arbor Terrace
Contact was made with victim who stated that sometime between 1000 and 2000hrs today someone made entry to his residence by prying the lock to the rear slider door open. A search of the residence was conducted which revealed that prescription medications and numerous liquor bottles were taken.

Boynton Briefing - April 14, 2016

16-020970 1750hrs Stolen Auto 1499 S. Federal Hwy
Contact was made with the victim who advised that sometime between 1800hrs on 04/12/16 and 1730hrs today's day, an unknown person removed his 2011 Red Yamaha R1 bearing Florida tag 0532RT, from the second floor parking garage. The vehicle was entered into NCIC/FCIC.
Multiple Auto Burglaries Tri Rail 2800 High Ridge Rd 16-020826, 16-020827, 16-020828
Three auto burglaries were discovered this morning. All vehicles had been secured and various windows were smashed to gain entry to the vehicles, each vehicle had been rummaged through, however, nothing was noted as missing.
16-020832 0623hrs Robbery w/ a Firearm 2200 NW 2nd St
Victim stated that he was walking to work when he was approached by a black male who demanded his money, wallet, and phone. Victim stated that the suspect brandished a revolver so he gave him the items. There was a delay in reporting the incident and the suspect was not located.
16-020847 0832hrs Animal Cruelty/Death Sara Sims Park 209 NW 9th Ct
Complainant discovered a decapitated kitten on the sidewalk outside the bathroom area. Animal Control Investigator Roerich responded and determined that the kitten was about 6 weeks old and the head had been removed from the body by a sharp object, possibly a machete. At this time there are no known suspects.

Boynton Briefing - April 13, 2016

16020748 1557 hours Burglary (Cat Type) Nickels Blvd
Officers responded to a report of an elderly female chasing after a male and screaming. Investigation revealed that the elderly victim was sitting inside her home, when an unknown b/m, late teens, white shirt, red shorts, and no shoes, entered through an unsecured door and grabbed her by the shoulder as she was reading on her couch. The suspect ran from within the residence when he was confronted and was last seen fleeing south. The victim was unharmed and several witnesses within the community corroborated the events. A perimeter was established; however, the suspect was not located. The investigation is ongoing.
16020773 1754 hours Burglary (Residence) NW 4th Ave
Victim reported that sometime between 0830 hours and 1754 hours unknown person(s) entered by smashing out a rear bedroom window. The suspects removed several electronic items (TV’s, laptops, etc.) and multiple firearms from a gun safe. The victim reported the following firearms missing: an AK 47 rifle, AR 15 rifle, Sig Sauer 45 cal., Glock 40 cal., UTAS tactical shotgun, and multiple rounds of assorted ammunition. The victim could not provide any serial numbers for any of the firearms. Total loss estimated at $5,000.
16020798 2141 hours Accident (Fatality) 200 W Woolbright
Officers responded in reference to a collision, motorcycle vs a vehicle. Upon arrival the motorcyclist was deceased at the scene and the occupants of the vehicle had fled the scene on foot. Crime Scene was established along with a perimeter. Delray K9, PBSO K9, and PBSO Eagle responded and assisted with the search for the occupants of the car which were not located. THI, CSI, and ME responded for the traffic fatality.
16-20650 0638 hrs Burglary Auto 2800 High Ridge Rd. (Tri-Rail)
Broken window to vehicle. Small can of pepper spray was stolen. Occurred sometime between 04/10 at 0700 hours and 0630 hours this morning.
16-20652 0659 hrs Vandalism Auto 2800 High Ridge Rd. (Tri-Rail)
Broken window to vehicle. Nothing missing or disturbed within. Occurred between 1645 hours yesterday and 0659 hours this morning.
16-20655 0710 hrs Burglary Auto 2800 High Ridge Rd. (Tri-Rail)|
Broken window to vehicle. Nothing missing from vehicle, but contents disturbed. Occurred sometime between 03/24 at 1500 hours and 0600 hours this morning.
16-20654 0706 hrs Burglary Auto 2800 High Ridge Rd. (Tri-Rail)
Broken window to vehicle. Interior of vehicle was ransacked, but unknown if anything is missing. Unknown timeframe for occurrence.
16-20665 0815 hrs Burglary Auto 2800 High Ridge Rd. (Tri-Rail)
Two vehicles burglarized, but no further information at this time.
16-20682 0939 hrs Suspicious Incident 1610 S. Congress Ave.
Officers responded to Marathon Gas Station to locate a suspect whom attempted to steal a purse from the interior of a white SUV. An elderly female was seated in the vehicle and began yelling for help. A witness assisted by grabbing the suspect and pushing him against the vehicle. The elderly female then drove away. The suspect escaped from the witness’s grasp and was last seen running towards SW 19th Ave. Both the alleged suspect and alleged victim were not located. No video recording of the incident.

Police to honor officer, detective, civilian of quarter; present lifesaving award to citizens

Boynton Beach Police will honor its officer, detective and civilian of the quarter during an awards ceremony T