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The Broward County Sheriff’s Office in Tamarac responded to various incidents from March 31 to April 6, 2026. Below is a detailed account of the incidents and arrests handled by local law enforcement during this period.

Incidents

Auto Theft – Motorcycle: A motorcycle was reported stolen from an apartment complex parking lot between March 31 and April 1. No suspects have been identified.

Auto Theft: A vehicle was reported stolen in Tamarac; however, investigators were unable to obtain sufficient information to locate it. Estimated loss: $10,000.

Battery: Deputies responded to a fight at Walmart on North Pine Island Road on April 1. Parties were separated, and the incident remains under investigation.

Fraud: A victim reported losing approximately $17,000 in a fraud scheme where money was transported via rideshare to a suspect.

Fraud: A delayed report revealed a stolen IRS check valued at $5,207 that was fraudulently deposited. The victim believes the check was taken from their mailbox.

Theft – Auto Parts: Multiple vehicles were targeted overnight on April 1–2, with wheels stolen and vehicles left on bricks. Estimated losses ranged from $1,600 to $3,000.

Theft – All Other: Sunglasses were reported stolen from a bag at the Tamarac Library. Estimated loss: $300.

Missing Person: An endangered adult missing since February was entered into national databases after last being traced traveling out of state.

Robbery: A domestic dispute escalated into a robbery when a suspect forcibly took an iPhone and luggage from a victim.

Auto Theft: A vehicle stolen overnight on April 3 was later recovered with assistance from another agency.

Death Investigation: Deputies responded to a death investigation on April 3.

Battery: A man was arrested after spitting on a bus driver during an argument over spilled food.

Aggravated Assault: A suspect was arrested after threatening a victim with a knife during a disturbance.

Weapons Violation: A convicted felon was arrested after being found in possession of a firearm during a traffic crash investigation.

Auto Theft: A 2007 Ford van was reported stolen between April 1 and April 5.

Theft – All Other: A wallet and cellphone were reported stolen from a residence. Estimated loss: $270.

Fire: A vehicle fire was reported on April 5. No foul play was suspected.

Death Investigation: A man was found with a self-inflicted gunshot wound and later pronounced deceased at the hospital.

Fraud: A victim reported unauthorized charges to an EBT card.

Other Incidents

Several domestic disturbances were reported throughout the week, all verbal in nature with no arrests.

Multiple Baker Act incidents involved individuals experiencing mental health crises.

Suspicious incidents included unusual interactions and reports involving unknown individuals; no crimes were confirmed.

Information reports included property damage, disputes, and delayed incidents without criminal findings.

Lost and found property reports were documented.

Arrests

Daniella Giannetti, 40: Warrant – Grand Theft Retail.

John Stallcup, 71: Warrant.

Zina Lynn, 61: Warrant – Driving with license expired more than six months.

Jorge Toledo, 24: Possession of marijuana under 20 grams.

Oscar Matute, 18: Warrant – Operating without a valid license.

Robert Wilson, 41: Robbery (no weapon).

Tristian Forde, 40: Child abuse without great bodily harm.

Alvaro Herrera, 45: Aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

Theresa Brown, 42: Trespassing.

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