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The Broward County Sheriff’s Office in Tamarac responded to various incidents through September 1, 2025. Below is a detailed account of the incidents and arrests handled by local law enforcement during this period.

Burglaries & Thefts

Burglary Conveyance: Multiple vehicles were broken into across Tamarac between August 25 and 26. Estimated losses included $25 from one incident and $10 from another.

Auto Theft: A vehicle was reported stolen on August 26.

Burglary Residence: A delayed report of a residential burglary showed an estimated loss of $1,690 .

Theft – All Other: A license plate was stolen on August 26 ($6 loss). Another incident at Crunch Fitness involved the theft of a wallet later used for fraudulent purchases ($40 loss). A mailbox theft was reported on August 29, and clothes were stolen from a laundromat on August 31 ($300 loss).

Retail Thefts: Winn-Dixie ($28 loss, Aug. 27) and CVS ($25 loss, Aug. 28) reported shoplifting cases .

Theft – Motor Vehicle Parts: An out-of-state license plate was stolen from a vehicle on Treehouse Lane between August 29–31 ($120 loss).

Burglary Conveyance: A PlayStation 5 was stolen from a vehicle on August 31 ($600 loss).

Fraud Cases: Identity thefts were reported on August 26 and 29 involving fraudulent accounts. La Granja Brasas Grille reported $10,217 in fraud dating back to December 2023.

Assaults & Batteries

Domestic Battery: A brother was arrested for battery involving his sister on August 26.

Aggravated Assault: A father allegedly swung a weapon at his daughter during an argument on August 29.

Domestic Battery Cases: Several incidents occurred from August 28–31, including a strangulation case where an arrest was made.

Aggravated Battery: On August 27, a case involved aggravated battery on a law enforcement officer along with cocaine possession charges.

Other Incidents

Threats/Intimidation: Multiple reports were filed between August 26 and 30, including a case involving threats from an out-of-state relative.

Criminal Mischief: On August 28, a suspect dented the door of a Toyota Prius during a parking dispute .

Missing Persons: Two missing person cases were reported August 28 and another on September 1. All were located or documented, with follow-up.

Domestic Disturbances (Non-Criminal): Numerous verbal arguments between couples and family members were documented throughout the week.

Drugs/Narcotics: On August 29, trafficking amounts of narcotics were uncovered during a probation violation stop.

Weapons Violation: On August 31, a convicted felon was arrested for firearm possession.

Death Investigation: On August 30, a hospice patient died of natural causes in Tamarac; the medical examiner declined jurisdiction.

Arrests

Devonte M. Lewis: Driving while license suspended (felony) and child support warrant (Aug. 26).

Kamilah Safiya Ramsden, 20: Domestic violence battery causing bodily harm (Aug. 26).

Antonio Maurice Carson, 24: Domestic violence battery (Aug. 26).

Roger Lanair Brown, 24: Aggravated battery on law enforcement officer (Aug. 27).

Roshane Andrade Rhoden, 27: Out-of-county warrant (Aug. 27).

Carltell Leon Myers, 33: Possession of cocaine with intent to sell (Aug. 27).

April M. Henry, 37: Grand theft auto (Aug. 28) and cocaine possession (Aug. 28).

Angelo Dimarco, 41: Grand theft auto (Aug. 28).

Michael Devonte Tyrell Stewart, 26: Domestic violence battery (Aug. 28).

Griville George Fearon, 85: Aggravated assault with a deadly weapon – domestic violence (Aug. 29).

Rickicia A. Pearce, 19: Domestic violence battery causing bodily harm (Aug. 30).

Johnny Alexander Marin, 41: Domestic battery by strangulation (Aug. 31).

Jermain O. Allen, 33: Felon in possession of a firearm (Aug. 31) .

Lanorris Ketron Cunningham, 36: Burglary – occupied dwelling, unarmed (Sept. 1).

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