The Broward County Sheriff’s Office in Tamarac responded to various incidents from June 23 to June 29, 2026. Below is a detailed account of the incidents and arrests handled by local law enforcement during this period.
Incidents
A delayed domestic battery was reported June 24 after deputies determined a victim had been battered between May 15 and June 19.
A driver was arrested for felony driving with a suspended license following a traffic stop on Rock Island Road on June 23.
Deputies arrested multiple people after spotting narcotics in plain view during a traffic stop on West Commercial Boulevard on June 23.
A resident reported a neighbor repeatedly throwing rocks toward their home.
A delayed theft was reported at Ferro Pizza, 8146 N. University Drive, where approximately $200 worth of property was stolen.
A Tamarac resident reported a lost permanent resident (green) card.
A vehicle burglary was reported June 23 in a parking lot in Tamarac.
A father accused his adult daughter of stealing his citizenship certificate after asking her to move out.
Deputies investigated a natural death after a resident suffered a medical emergency and was pronounced dead by fire rescue personnel.
A resident reported losing a Rolex watch and filed a report for insurance purposes.
During a domestic dispute June 24, deputies determined the caller was the primary aggressor and made an arrest.
Deputies responded to several verbal domestic disputes throughout the week. In each case, no crime was determined to have occurred.
A resident reported suspicious activity involving an alleged investigator, but deputies found no evidence of fraud.
A package containing seven American Airlines security uniform shirts valued at $140 was stolen after being delivered to a residence.
A black electric bicycle valued at $150 was stolen from a parking lot.
Deputies investigated a missing person report on June 25.
A traffic stop on West Commercial Boulevard resulted in a marijuana-related notice to appear.
A driver reported another motorist threatened to shoot him during a road rage incident after an alleged traffic conflict. No weapon was seen, and no damage was reported.
A man was transported to Fort Lauderdale Behavioral Health Center under the Baker Act after a behavioral incident at his home.
A resident reported a lost wallet.
A man was arrested after deputies said he choked his girlfriend and fled before being taken into custody.
Deputies investigated a natural death on June 25.
Two bottles of wine valued at $54 were stolen from a 7-Eleven at 4999 N. State Road 7.
A retail theft investigation led deputies to a suspect wanted on multiple felony warrants.
Deputies investigated another natural death at Tamarac Rehabilitation and Health Center.
Following a traffic crash at State Road 7 and West Commercial Boulevard, a woman allegedly threw water on another driver and struck him. The victim declined to pursue charges.
A woman reported unauthorized purchases totaling $649 after losing her debit card.
A customer at Chow Time Buffet, 6997 W. Commercial Blvd., suffered burns from hot soup. No crime occurred.
A traffic stop on West Commercial Boulevard resulted in a marijuana-related notice to appear.
Deputies investigated a battery involving two homeless individuals after a woman reported being grabbed by the neck and punched.
A traffic stop resulted in the arrest of a driver accused of possessing nearly 48 grams of marijuana with intent to sell, along with drug paraphernalia.
A man reported his dog was attacked by another dog while walking.
A resident reported a $1,000 fraud to obtain documentation for a bank investigation.
A resident reported 88 missing prescription pills valued at approximately $600.
Deputies investigated property damage after a vehicle reportedly struck a street sign and left the scene.
A traffic stop led to the arrest of a driver after deputies found oxycodone and marijuana inside the vehicle.
Deputies responded to reports of a person firing a gun into the air. Investigators recovered one spent 9mm shell casing and two live rounds. No victims or property damage were found.
Beer valued at $18 was stolen from Walgreens, 3914 W. Commercial Blvd.
Miscellaneous merchandise valued at $20 was stolen from Dollar Tree, 4161 W. Commercial Blvd.
Deputies made another narcotics arrest following a traffic stop on West Commercial Boulevard.
A person was taken into protective custody under the Baker Act on June 29.
Arrests
Cheniah Grace Butler Maddox, 29, was arrested June 23 on a warrant for petit theft.
Johnny Rae Eggan, 47, was arrested June 23 on a petit theft charge.
Dane J. Benzy, 34, was arrested June 24 on a battery charge.
Denton Hugh Small, 28, was arrested June 24 on a warrant for resisting or obstructing without violence.
John Trevino, 50, was arrested June 25 on a charge of domestic battery by strangulation involving a dating partner.
Ryan Charles Calvin, 39, was arrested June 25 on a criminal mischief charge involving property damage between $200 and $1,000.
Voldin Ori Houston, 24, was arrested June 27 on a charge of possession of a controlled substance with intent to sell, manufacture or deliver.
Aquavion Ezekiel Rhett, 18, was arrested June 28 on a charge of possession of oxycodone.
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