Below is a detailed account of the incidents and arrests handled by local law enforcement during this period.
Incidents
Tuesday, June 30
Marijuana Investigation: During a traffic stop in the 5000 block of West Commercial Boulevard, deputies located suspected marijuana inside a vehicle. The substance did not test positive, and the driver was released. The material was seized for destruction.
Loitering and Prowling: Two people were arrested following a fight in the parking lot of the Extended Stay Hotel, 3873 West Commercial Boulevard.
Domestic Assault: Deputies investigated a domestic disturbance involving an alleged assault.
Strong-Arm Robbery: A victim reported being slapped during a domestic dispute before a cellphone valued at approximately $700 was taken by force. One person was arrested.
Retail Theft: Marshalls, 4197 West Commercial Boulevard, reported a delayed shoplifting totaling approximately $140.
Retail Theft Arrest: Another shoplifting incident at Marshalls resulted in an arrest after about $130 in merchandise was stolen.
Criminal Mischief: A driver reported damage to a vehicle after an object was thrown during a road rage incident.
Wire Fraud: A homebuyer lost nearly $47,000 after scammers posing as bank employees directed the victim to wire closing funds to a fraudulent account.
Domestic Dispute: Deputies responded to a verbal dispute between spouses. No crime occurred.
Criminal Mischief: A delayed criminal mischief report was documented.
Domestic Battery: A man was arrested after a witness reported seeing him push his wife during an argument.
Wednesday, July 1
Domestic Dispute: Deputies investigated a reported disturbance involving a woman allegedly armed with a machete. No crime was reported.
Domestic Battery: Deputies responded to a domestic violence incident.
Recovered Vehicle: A vehicle reported stolen was located after the owner realized it had simply been misplaced.
Domestic Disturbance: A man returned to a residence despite an active domestic violence case and was arrested.
Suspicious Domestic Call: Deputies investigated reports of a possible domestic battery inside a moving vehicle but were unable to locate those involved.
Identity Theft: A victim reported fraudulent use of personal identifying information.
Retail Theft: Walgreens, 8790 West McNab Road, reported a shoplifting incident involving approximately $58 in merchandise.
Thursday, July 2
Domestic Disturbance: Deputies mediated a dispute between a mother and her adult son.
Drug Arrest: During a traffic stop near State Road 7 and McNab Road, deputies recovered felony narcotics and more than $19,000 in cash. Two people were arrested.
Auto Parts Theft: Approximately $2,000 in vehicle parts were stolen.
Custody Exchange Report: Deputies documented a custody-related incident.
School Disturbance: Spring Eagles Academy, 5835 North University Drive, reported a disruptive parent who allegedly threatened another parent. The children involved were expelled.
Death Investigation: Deputies investigated the death of a woman who was pronounced deceased at her residence.
Baker Act: A woman experiencing a mental health crisis was taken into protective custody after family members reported suicidal threats involving knives and medication.
Fraud Scam: A victim lost $10,000 after scammers posing as Wells Fargo employees convinced her to hand cash to an Uber driver.
Property Damage: A home’s front window was damaged by fireworks.
Friday, July 3
Recovered Stolen Vehicle: Deputies recovered a stolen Toyota Corolla.
Property Damage: Deputies documented damage after emergency responders mistakenly forced entry into the wrong residence.
Vehicle Theft: A vehicle was reported stolen overnight.
Recovered Vehicle: A vehicle parked for a week was discovered to be stolen and was recovered.
Battery: A man reported being struck by a vehicle’s side mirror during a parking dispute but declined to pursue charges.
Custody Dispute: Deputies documented a disagreement over a child custody exchange.
Domestic Battery: A husband was arrested after allegedly biting his wife’s boyfriend during an altercation.
Battery: A victim reported having a fast-food drink thrown at him.
Domestic Disputes: Deputies responded to multiple verbal domestic arguments. No physical violence was reported.
Saturday, July 4
Fire: A maintenance shed caught fire at Versailles Gardens. No injuries were reported.
Domestic Battery: A suspect was arrested following a domestic disturbance.
Domestic Dispute: A woman locked out of her residence after an argument arranged to stay elsewhere.
Vehicle Parts Theft: Windshield wipers were stolen from a work vehicle.
Parking Lot Dispute: Deputies responded to a verbal dispute at a Publix parking lot after both parties had already left.
Domestic Dispute: Deputies responded to another verbal disagreement.
Marijuana Arrest: One person received a notice to appear after deputies responded to reports of people smoking marijuana at a community pool.
Fireworks Injury: A person injured a finger while handling fireworks and was transported to a hospital.
Vehicle Damage: A resident requested a report after discovering minor damage to a vehicle.
Sunday, July 5
Doorbell Camera Theft: A woman reported that her former partner stole her doorbell camera.
Domestic Disturbance: Deputies responded to a verbal dispute between family members.
Attempted Burglary: A woman reported damage to the lock on her residence.
Attempted Residential Burglary: Deputies investigated another attempted break-in.
Aggravated Assault: Deputies responded to a disturbance involving a knife.
Welfare Check: A mother requested deputies check on her adult son after losing contact with him.
Monday, July 6
Domestic Disturbance: A reported stolen cellphone was located inside the residence, and no crime occurred.
Domestic Battery: Deputies investigated a domestic battery and established probable cause for an arrest.
Family Dispute: Deputies responded after a child refused to return home with her mother.
Violation of Court Order: Deputies documented a dating violence injunction violation.
Retail Theft: Marshalls reported another shoplifting incident involving approximately $125 in merchandise.
Battery: A woman reported that her ex-boyfriend kissed and touched her against her will while at her business. She declined to press charges.
Domestic Disturbances: Deputies responded to several verbal disputes, including an argument at Walmart and another involving a couple arguing over clothing.
Arrests
The following individuals were arrested during the reporting period:
Jaheim Kanye Laforest, 21, on a warrant for battery.
Dylan Travis Losey, 24, for loitering or prowling.
Ahmad Roberto Abed, 25, for robbery without a firearm.
Robert Paul Huffman, 34, on a warrant for possession of cocaine.
Brian Mohabir, 34, for burglary of an unoccupied dwelling.
Frankie Ronald Joseph, 39, for felony retail theft.
Kevin Everest John Murray, 45, for domestic battery.
Travis Lamar Holland, 35, on a warrant for throwing a missile into a building.
Ron D. Maxwell, 45, for domestic battery.
Jadarius Michael Gaines, 20, for driving without a valid license.
One individual on a felony warrant.
Bruno Dannenberg, 68, for domestic battery.
Pearl Sharell Young, 40, for obstruction of justice.
Edgar Kirk Steuerwald, 50, for dating violence battery.
Dreyon Omar Cephas, 21, for domestic battery.
Terziya Lamariyah Henley, 20, for domestic battery.
Earlington Adams, 19, for possession of less than 20 grams of marijuana.
Jean Bertrand Chery, 37, for petit theft.
Lester Trinidad Marin Lopez, 35, for resisting an officer with violence.
Richardson Bill Capita, 23, on a warrant for exposure of sexual organs.
Kerthanie Elvire Hippolyte, 20, for domestic battery.
Desmond Kevin Bain, 42, for violating a domestic violence injunction.
Leonie Nordia Adenna Louissaint, 60, for petit theft.
Dina Marie Myers, 40, on a warrant for burglary.
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