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The Broward County Sheriff’s Office in Tamarac responded to various incidents through March 2, 2026. Below is a detailed account of the incidents and arrests handled by local law enforcement during this period.

Incidents

Attempted Auto Theft: A suspect attempted to steal a vehicle on Feb. 24. Deputies apprehended the suspect and filed charges.

• Domestic Disturbance (Non-Crime): Deputies responded to a verbal argument between a married couple. The dispute was emotional in nature, and no threats or violence occurred.

• Theft – Vehicle Parts: A victim reported airbags stolen from their vehicle on Feb. 24. Estimated loss: $1,000.

• Lost Property: A resident reported losing a work identification card sometime between Jan. 27 and Feb. 11.

• Vehicle Burglary: A Dodge Ram parked overnight was burglarized Feb. 23–24. The rear window was shattered and two bottles of Hennessy were stolen. Estimated loss: $70.

• Package Theft: Amazon packages were stolen from a victim’s front door between Feb. 8 and Feb. 9. Estimated loss: $265.

• Domestic Disturbance (Non-Crime): Deputies responded to a reported verbal domestic dispute on Feb. 24.

• Baker Act: Deputies responded to a suspicious person call on Feb. 24. During the investigation, the individual met the criteria for a Baker Act.

• Domestic Disturbance (Non-Crime): A verbal argument occurred between two individuals on Feb. 24. No physical violence occurred.

• Animal Bite: A woman walking her dog reported that two neighborhood dogs attacked her dog on Feb. 24.

• Lost Property: A resident reported losing car keys at a McDonald’s at 7600 NW 57 Street on Feb. 24.

• Baker Act Investigation: A man reported that another individual threatened him with a knife while walking his dog near 3873 W. Commercial Blvd. The subject was transported to a behavioral health facility.

• Threat Assessment: A third-grade student at Challenger Elementary School, 5703 NW 94 Avenue, wrote a note threatening to fight a teacher. The assessment was classified as low risk.

• Attempted Residential Burglary: A homeowner discovered a rear window broken Feb. 25 and believed someone attempted to burglarize the residence.

• Found Property: A resident found a replica firearm in bushes near Waters Edge Park, 7508 NW 61 Street.

• Suspicious Incident: A laundromat patron reported a man removed his shirt while inside the business and behaved suspiciously.

• Lost Property: A resident reported losing a wallet.

• Suspicious Incident: A mother alleged a woman slapped her child at a park, but witnesses and surveillance video did not confirm the allegation.

• Aggravated Assault: An Uber driver picking up a passenger at Publix, 8245 N. Pine Island Road, reported the passenger threatened him with a pen and struck him during an argument.

• Vehicle Burglary: A Hyundai Elantra was burglarized Feb. 25. Estimated loss: $1,900.

• Suspicious Incident: A caller reported a social media post containing racial comments and complaints about treatment at a Miami VA hospital.

• Death Investigation: A man was found deceased from apparent natural causes Feb. 26.

• Robbery: A suspect snatched a package from a victim and fled in a vehicle.

• Retail Theft: A suspect stole about $100 worth of hair products from CVS, 3915 W. Commercial Blvd.

• Domestic Battery: A victim reported being punched in the face and pushed during a domestic altercation.

• Information Report: A BSO patrol vehicle windshield was discovered cracked at an unknown time.

• Disturbance: A disruptive individual caused a disturbance during a game at the Tamarac Community Center, 8601 W. Commercial Blvd.

• Missing Person: A woman left a recovery center Feb. 27 but was later located elsewhere in the city.

• Lost Property: A business reported a missing vehicle tag.

• Domestic Disturbance (Non-Crime): A mother asked her adult daughter to leave her home after a verbal dispute.

• Retail Theft: A suspect stole two 12-packs of beer from 7-Eleven, 7901 W. Commercial Blvd. Estimated loss: $40.

• Domestic Battery: A married couple was involved in a physical altercation.

• Death Investigation: A resident was found deceased at Parkside Memory Care, 7501 NW 76 Street, from natural causes.

• Battery: A resident and medical technician at a senior living facility were involved in a verbal dispute with alleged physical contact.

• Baker Act: An intoxicated woman at Retro Fitness, 8129 N. Pine Island Road, was Baker Acted after deputies observed injuries.

• Domestic Battery Investigation: An intoxicated woman reported her boyfriend struck her previously, but refused to provide further information.

• Domestic Disturbance (Non-Crime): Deputies responded to a report of a couple arguing over living arrangements.

• Vehicle Investigation: A Cadillac Escalade reported possibly towed was later located in Lauderhill.

• Missing Persons: Two foster children were reported missing from a Tamarac foster home but were later entered into teletype.

• Domestic Battery: A woman reported her boyfriend struck her and threw her phone from a vehicle.

• Theft – Vehicle Parts: A vehicle tag and decal were stolen from a parked vehicle. Estimated loss: $20.

• Vehicle Burglary: Three vehicles were burglarized overnight, and a firearm and tools were stolen. Estimated loss: $9,820.

• Grand Theft Firearm: A suspect fleeing law enforcement crashed a vehicle and was arrested after deputies recovered a stolen loaded Glock handgun.

Arrests

• Michael Samuel De La Rosa, 41 — charged with grand theft ($750–$5,000).

• Yekusiel Chanin, 42 — charged with DUI (alcohol or drugs), first offense.

• Justin Richard Paul, 18 — charged with possession of a controlled substance without a prescription.

• Adam Justin Guzman, 40 — charged with cyberstalking / sexual cyberharassment.

• Martavis Freddie Cross, 30 — charged with domestic battery (touch or strike).

• Jay Harold Bobker, 68 — charged with domestic battery by strangulation.

• Mirko Ivo Lisse, 37 — charged with domestic battery (touch or strike).

• Anwar-Jose Rivas, 38 — charged with battery causing bodily harm in a dating violence case.

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