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The Broward County Sheriff’s Office in Tamarac responded to various incidents from Sept. 15 to Sept. 21, 2026. Below is a detailed account of the incidents and arrests local law enforcement handled during this period.

Incidents

The following is a summary of incidents reported by the Broward Sheriff’s Office in Tamarac for Sept. 15-21, 2026. Names of victims and people not arrested have been withheld.

Burglary

A burglary was reported at The NY Pizza Place, 8275 N. Pine Island Road, on Sept. 16. An unidentified man wearing a hooded jacket reportedly entered the business overnight and stole $180 from the cash register. No forced entry was reported.

A backpack containing an iPad, birth certificate and passport was stolen from a vehicle parked at a Tamarac fitness center on Sept. 20. The estimated loss was $2,600.

Robbery

An unidentified person reportedly stole an iPhone 16 Pro during an armed robbery in Tamarac on Sept. 17. The suspect fled, and the estimated loss was $1,000.

Theft

Mail was reported stolen from an open mailbox in Tamarac between Sept. 11 and Sept. 16. The incident was reported Sept. 16.

A bottle of liquor valued at $249 was reported stolen from Sundown Liquor, 5223 N. State Road 7, on Sept. 19.

A man reportedly damaged two washing machines at The Laundry Basket, 3803 W. Commercial Blvd., and stole approximately $300 in quarters between Sept. 19 and Sept. 20. Damage was estimated at $12,000.

Three delayed shoplifting incidents were reported Sept. 20 at Marshalls, 4197 W. Commercial Blvd. The reported losses were $430 from a Sept. 13 theft, $96 from a Sept. 14 theft and $167 from a Sept. 16 theft.

Fraud

A Tamarac resident reported losing $2,000 after wiring money to unidentified people to purchase a trailer. The incident occurred between Sept. 9 and Sept. 14 and was reported Sept. 15.

A resident reported losing approximately $7,000 to people impersonating bank and federal representatives on Sept. 17.

A couple reported an unauthorized transfer from their checking account to a credit card on Sept. 19. The narrative listed the amount as $6,000, while the report’s loss summary listed $60,000.

Battery

A battery allegation reported in Tamarac on Sept. 15 was determined to be unfounded following an investigation.

A juvenile reportedly pushed his mother to the ground during an argument in Tamarac on Sept. 16. He was transported to the Juvenile Assessment Center.

A battery was reported at a Planet Fitness in Tamarac on Sept. 16. A suspect was arrested and transported to jail.

Deputies investigating a domestic battery in Tamarac on Sept. 17 arrested a suspect, who was taken for medical clearance before being transported to jail.

A domestic battery involving a father and daughter was reported in Tamarac on Sept. 19. The father was arrested.

An aggravated battery involving a pregnant victim was reported in Tamarac on Sept. 19. The suspect was located in Coral Springs and arrested. Deputies also reported a charge of domestic dating violence by strangulation.

A woman was arrested following a domestic dispute in Tamarac on Sept. 19 after allegedly pushing her uncle and scratching her mother’s chest.

Threats and Harassment

A resident reported receiving repeated vulgar and threatening messages from an ex-partner using multiple phone numbers on Sept. 15. Deputies contacted the person and instructed them to stop contacting the resident.

A resident reported that her boyfriend’s girlfriend appeared at her home uninvited between Aug. 12 and Aug. 13. The incident was documented Sept. 16.

A resident reported Sept. 17 that a man she met through Facebook Dating threatened to kill her after she refused to buy him a phone.

Criminal Mischief and Property Damage

A rental vehicle was reportedly damaged by a tow truck at 6170 Rock Island Road on Sept. 15.

A resident reported damage to her vehicle in Tamarac on Sept. 16.

Deputies investigated accidental property damage in Tamarac on Sept. 17.

A parked vehicle’s rear window was damaged in Tamarac on Sept. 18. A piece of brick was found inside, but no property was reported stolen. The incident was reported Sept. 19.

A real estate agent found a lockbox and door handle on the ground outside a unit in the 8000 block of North Colony Circle on Sept. 19. No entry into the unit was reported.

Missing Person

A person was reported missing from a Tamarac residence on Sept. 15 after leaving home without a cellphone on Sept. 7. A family member reported having no contact with the person since their departure.

Animal Incidents

Two severely injured dogs were found at 5219 NW 28th Ave. on Sept. 16. Their owner transported them for emergency veterinary care. The cause of their injuries was unknown, and animal control was notified.

A resident reported being bitten on the right leg and hand by a brown-and-white pit bull in Tamarac on Sept. 16. Deputies located the dog but were unable to contact its owner.

Recovered Vehicles

A stolen vehicle was recovered at 8301 NW 59th St. on Sept. 16.

A stolen vehicle was recovered in Tamarac on Sept. 18. No suspects were identified.

A suspicious vehicle at 7401 N. University Drive was found to have been reported stolen in Miami-Dade County on Sept. 20. Deputies recovered it.

Loitering and Resisting Arrest

Deputies responded to the Extended Stay Hotel, 3873 W. Commercial Blvd., on Sept. 17 regarding a person with active felony warrants. The person reportedly resisted arrest and was taken into custody on the warrants, a probation violation and resisting without violence.

A person was arrested at 6190 Woodlands Blvd. on Sept. 19 after a caller reported someone looking toward apartment doors while repeatedly moving through a stairwell.

Weapons Violation

A weapons violation near West Commercial Boulevard and Northwest 31st Avenue on Sept. 17 was reported Sept. 20. An arrest was listed in connection with the incident.

Domestic Disturbances

Deputies investigated a verbal domestic disturbance in Tamarac on Sept. 15. The Department of Children and Families was notified to provide counseling resources.

A mother and adult son argued at a Tamarac apartment on Sept. 16. The mother wanted him to leave and was advised about obtaining a restraining order and beginning eviction proceedings.

A man and his ex-girlfriend were involved in a verbal argument in Tamarac on Sept. 16. No physical altercation was reported.

A couple argued over a vehicle-related issue in Tamarac on Sept. 17. Deputies observed no injuries or signs of a physical altercation.

Two separate verbal disputes between mothers and sons were reported in Tamarac on Sept. 19. Neither involved physical contact, and no crimes were established.

A verbal dispute between a mother and adult son was reported in Tamarac on Sept. 20. Deputies determined no crime occurred.

A man reported that his wife used his cellphone without permission on Sept. 20. Deputies determined the matter was civil.

Death Investigation

Deputies investigated an apparent suicide at a Tamarac residence on Sept. 17. Homicide investigators, crime scene personnel and the medical examiner responded.

Mental Health Calls

A person was taken for an involuntary mental health examination in Tamarac on Sept. 16 after sending suicidal text messages.

Deputies transported a person experiencing a mental health crisis to a behavioral health facility on Sept. 18.

A person experiencing a mental health episode was transported to a behavioral health facility on Sept. 19.

Found Property

A wallet found near Publix, 8245 N. Pine Island Road, on Sept. 14 was turned in to the Tamarac district office Sept. 15.

Information

A person requested assistance with the court system at 8146 N. University Drive on Sept. 15.

A resident reported approximately $2,000 unaccounted for after multiple cash transactions at a bank on Sept. 15. The incident was reported Sept. 16. No independent evidence was available at the time.

A resident requested documentation of an incident involving a Waste Management truck driver in Tamarac on Sept. 16.

A resident reported a missing disabled parking placard and vehicle registration on Sept. 16. The estimated loss was $60.

A resident reported that a girlfriend moving out of a Tamarac home covered a security camera with a towel on Sept. 18. No contact or argument occurred between the parties.

Allegations that a vulnerable adult was being financially exploited and threatened by a caregiver or roommate were documented Sept. 18. Deputies determined the allegations were unfounded after investigating.

A resident reported receiving messages from her child’s father concerning a custody dispute on Sept. 18.

A juvenile left a Tamarac home without family members’ knowledge and traveled to Orlando with friends. The incident was reported Sept. 19. The juvenile remained in contact with family and said he planned to return home.

Arrests

Joshua Maurice Selel Taylor, 28, was arrested Sept. 15 in Tamarac on a charge of burglary of an unoccupied structure.

Richard Paul Wolfe, 66, was arrested Sept. 15 in Tamarac on a felony rape charge involving force, threats or intimidation.

Harold Osvaldo Labrada Cruz, 24, was arrested Sept. 16 in Tamarac on a battery charge.

Joseph Lamar Moody, 35, was arrested Sept. 17 in Tamarac on a charge of aggravated battery with a deadly weapon.

Rhonsheka Nicole Boswell, 43, was arrested Sept. 17 in Tamarac on a charge of grand theft of $750 to less than $5,000.

Rasahd Brittain, 46, was arrested Sept. 17 in Tamarac on a domestic battery charge.

Alexdeine Anthony Goodwin, 37, was arrested Sept. 17 at 7901 W. Commercial Blvd. on a warrant involving weapons permit violations.

Gabriel Santiago Fiallo, 24, was arrested Sept. 18 at 7515 N. Pine Island Road on a warrant involving driving with a suspended license.

Jared Leon Maurice Agenor, 19, was arrested Sept. 19 at 6190 Woodlands Blvd. on a charge of loitering or prowling.

Tim Ali Neoman, 56, was arrested Sept. 19 in Tamarac on a domestic battery charge.

Giovanni Salinas, 41, was arrested Sept. 19 at 9251 NW 57th St. on a warrant involving attempted burglary of an occupied conveyance.

Jason Alexander Vera, 32, was arrested Sept. 19 on a charge of aggravated battery involving a victim he knew or should have known was pregnant. The incident narrative also listed a charge of domestic dating violence by strangulation.

Danya Nicole Dillow, 51, was arrested Sept. 19 in Tamarac on a battery charge.

Andrew William Ramirez, 37, was arrested Sept. 20 in Tamarac on a charge of battery on an officer, firefighter, emergency medical technician or other covered personnel.

Nicholas Patrick Potts, 26, was arrested Sept. 20 near West Commercial Boulevard and Northwest 31st Avenue on a charge of possession of a weapon or ammunition by a convicted felon.

Jeremy Chetram Singh, 32, was arrested Sept. 20 in Tamarac on a battery charge involving dating violence.

Malick Isaac Jeantinord, 25, was arrested Sept. 20 at 3914 W. Commercial Blvd. on a charge of resisting an officer without violence.

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