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The Broward County Sheriff’s Office in Tamarac responded to various incidents through November 24, 2025. Below is a detailed account of the incidents and arrests handled by local law enforcement during this period.

Incidents

Aggravated Battery – Tamarac – Nov. 18
A stabbing between friends following a roommate dispute left one man with non-life-threatening injuries. The suspect was arrested at the scene.

Retail Theft – Publix, 8245 N. Pine Island Rd – Nov. 17 (reported Nov. 18)
Two unidentified women stole several items valued at $442 and fled in a vehicle photographed by staff.

Threats/Intimidation – Tamarac – Nov. 18
A resident reported an argument with a neighbor over trash-can placement. The caller initially claimed the neighbor threatened him with a firearm before recanting; no weapon was seen.

Auto Theft – Arcadia Apartments – Nov. 17–18
A 2025 Honda Civic was stolen overnight from the north lot. The victim still had her keys; the vehicle was entered into NCIC.

Domestic Disturbance (Non-Crime) – Tamarac – Nov. 18
A woman called after discovering her husband cheated; no crime was committed.

Theft – Island Club Apartments – Nov. 18
Two people were seen removing coconuts from a tree behind a resident’s home. Approximate loss: $50.

Retail Theft – Five Below, 5767 N. University Dr – Nov. 18
An unknown male walked out with toys valued at $6 without paying.

Baker Act – Tamarac – Nov. 18
A subject expressing suicidal statements was transported for an involuntary mental health evaluation.

Fraud – Tamarac – Oct. 17–Nov. 18
A woman reported losing $1,000 after being scammed through a fake rental listing on Facebook.

Theft – Tamarac – Nov. 4 (reported Nov. 18)
A complainant reported $55,000 worth of rented lawn equipment never returned.

Battery – Tamarac – Nov. 19
A subject was arrested for pushing his domestic partner.

Domestic Disturbance (Non-Crime) – Tamarac – Nov. 19
Two sisters argued about a broken window and sharing a bed; nothing physical occurred.

Aggravated Assault – Tamarac – Nov. 19
A woman reported her boyfriend choked her and pointed a firearm at her during an argument in a parking lot. Suspect not located.

Credit Card Fraud – Tamarac – May–Nov. 19
Four fraudulent transactions totaling $3,900 were reported.

Domestic Disturbance (Non-Crime) – Tamarac – Nov. 19
A mother asked deputies to speak with her disrespectful adult son; no physical altercation occurred.

Burglary Conveyance – Tamarac – Nov. 20
Deputies arrested a suspect after the victim identified him as the person who committed a vehicle burglary.

Vehicle Fire – 9210 NW 81st Ct – Nov. 20
A vehicle was destroyed by fire at a residence. Fire Rescue determined the blaze was not suspicious.

Fraud – USPS Mailbox, 7875 NW 57th St – Nov. 19–20
A check placed in an outdoor USPS mailbox was stolen, forged, and cashed for $3,320.

Fraud – Tamarac – Aug. 25 (reported Nov. 20)
A victim reported identity theft and an attempted fraudulent check deposit.

Lost Property – Sunshine Plaza – Nov. 20
A woman reported leaving her purse and ID on a bus.

Domestic Disturbance (Non-Crime) – Tamarac – Nov. 20
A woman said her fiancé, who had been drinking, was holding their baby in a concerning manner. He left for the night; no crime occurred.

Auto Theft – Tamarac – Nov. 20
A 2014 Hyundai Sonata was reported stolen.

Baker Act – Tamarac – Nov. 20
A man making suicidal threats was transported for treatment.

Dumpster Fire – Osprey Apartments, 5903 NW 57th Ct – Nov. 20
A dumpster fire was extinguished by maintenance staff. No criminal activity suspected.

Baker Act – Tamarac – Nov. 21
Deputies Baker Acted a man running into traffic and expressing intent to harm himself.

Domestic Disturbance (Non-Crime) – Tamarac – Nov. 21
A mother and daughter argued about school attendance; no physical altercation.

Domestic Disturbance (Non-Crime) – Tamarac – Nov. 21
A man was overheard yelling on the phone; no crime occurred.

Property Damage – Tamarac – Oct. 31 (reported Nov. 21)
Damage to a community mailbox was reported.

Information – Tamarac – Nov. 21
Deputies responded to a disturbance; a report was taken for documentation.

Missing Person – Tamarac – Nov. 21
A man with dementia was reported missing after a walk. He was found safely in Margate and returned home.

Recovered Auto – Towmaxx Towing – Nov. 21
A stolen vehicle was recovered after being towed from a 7-Eleven lot.

Domestic Disturbance (Non-Crime) – Tamarac – Nov. 21
A woman caring for her elderly mother with dementia requested assistance; no crime occurred.

Domestic Disturbance (Non-Crime) – Tamarac – Nov. 22
A verbal dispute between a mother and daughter; both separated for the night.

Information – Tamarac – Nov. 22
A caller believed their vehicle was being illegally towed.

Aggravated Battery – Tamarac – Nov. 23
A suspect struck a man multiple times with his own cane. The suspect was arrested.

Dating Disturbance (Non-Crime) – Tamarac – Nov. 23
A man reported repeated argumentative calls from his ex-girlfriend; no crime occurred.

Battery – Tamarac – Nov. 23
A witness saw a man slap and push a woman during an argument. The man was arrested.

Theft – Tamarac – Nov. 22–23
A license plate decal valued at $500 was reported stolen; later found placed on the vehicle’s hood.

Suspicious Incident – Tamarac – Nov. 22–23
A man with a fishing rod approached a residence asking for water, then left in a black vehicle. No crime occurred.

Information – Tamarac – Nov. 23
Deputies were requested during a planned equipment purchase after a suspicious seller fled.

Domestic Disturbance (Non-Crime) – Tamarac – Nov. 23
A woman reported her ex-boyfriend banging on her door; he left before deputies arrived.

Information – Tamarac – Nov. 23
Forced entry for Fire Rescue caused damage to a deadbolt and lock.

Burglary Conveyance – Tamarac – Nov. 23–24
A 2025 Honda Accord was left unlocked and burglarized; a bag, wallet, and $1,000 cash were taken.

Found Property – 7515 N. Pine Island Rd – Nov. 24
A jogger turned in a black wallet found in Plum Bay.

Information – Tamarac – Nov. 24
A woman claimed a neighbor made a gun-like gesture; she later could not confirm it happened.

Domestic Disturbance (Non-Crime) – Tamarac – Nov. 24
A verbal dispute between an estranged couple; no crime observed.

Robbery – Tamarac – Nov. 24
A known suspect brandished a firearm and demanded money from the victim. Robbery detectives took over the investigation.

Lost Property – Tamarac – Aug.–Sept. (reported Nov. 19)
A Jamaican passport was reported lost.

Information – Tamarac – Nov. 21
A temporary injunction was served; two firearms, ammunition, and a concealed carry permit were seized.

Arrests

Alyvia Taylor Korte, 32 – Aggravated battery with a deadly weapon (Nov. 18)
Ralph Deonta Roberson, 34 – Domestic battery causing bodily harm (Nov. 19)
David Troy Ricketts, 23 – Domestic battery by strangulation (Nov. 19)
Javaris Demetrius Mason, 22 – Burglary of unoccupied conveyance (Nov. 20)
Robert William Boyle, 35 – Warrant: battery on a person over 65 (Nov. 20)
Dave Julien, 25 – Criminal mischief over $1,000 (Nov. 21)
Yvonne Billy, 63 – Aggravated battery with a deadly weapon (Nov. 23)
Omarian Deshaun Henry, 20 – Domestic battery (Nov. 23)
Jhonn Elvis Plazas Castaneda, 44 – Aggravated stalking after injunction (Nov. 23)
Maxwell Scott Delien, 21 – Reckless driving (Nov. 24)

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