Wednesday, December 30, 2009

Boynton Beach Police Beat

09-65832 1946 hrs Possession of Contraband 500 SW 23rd Avenue

W/M Joshua J Frye DOB 11-12-83 and W/M Johan P Junttila DOB 04-19-85 were arrested after they were observed smoking a marijuana “cigarette” by Officer Sohn. Also in their possession were two tablets of Oxycodone which they attempted to eat while being arrested. Both were processed and sent to county jail.



09-65635 2042 hrs Auto Theft (Update) 1076 SW 26th Avenue

Delray Beach PD advised that the blue ’99 Dodge Caravan bearing FL tag L921BJ stolen on 12-28-09 had been used in two purse snatch robberies in their city today (DBPD case #09-33322 & #09-33325). DBPD had info that the vehicle and/or suspect was in the area of 2208 SE 4th Street. Units from both agencies set up in the area and observed the minivan. The suspect, w/m Gregory B Hertz DOB 07-26-72 was observed entering and exiting the minivan and was subsequently arrested for the GTA by BBPD officers. DBPD advised that the victims’ from one of their cases had positively identified Hertz as the perpetrator. Hertz was also found to be in possession of property from the robberies. DBPD took possession of Hertz charging him with the robberies. The minivan was removed from FCIC/NCIC.

Tuesday, December 29, 2009

Boynton Beach Police Beat

09-65614 1600 hrs Aggravated Battery (MV) 600 NW 7th Court

W/F Melissa A Morgan DOB 07-08-89 and W/M Stephen S Schradin DOB 09-10-86 were arrested after they intentionally struck the victim’s bicycle with their SUV causing the victim to fall off his bike. The victim received minor injuries. Schradin then exited the SUV and battered the victim with his fists. Two witnesses called 911 and the pair was arrested in the 900 block of NW 11th Avenue. Both were sent to county jail. The SUV was held for forfeiture.



09-65687 0001 hrs Burglary (residence) 2151 NE 1st Lane

Officers responded to the residence for a delayed burglary report. It was determined that sometime between 0600 hours and 2359 hours, a window was smashed and an unknown subject gained entry to the residence. Taken were miscellaneous electronics, jewelry and video games valued at approximately $4315.00. Crime Scene negative.

Monday, December 28, 2009

Boynton Beach Police Beat for last 10 days

09-065417 09:54 hrs Possession of Contraband 500 NW 11Th Ave.

Arrested: B/F Ella Hollis DOB 12-04064.After conducting a traffic stop NCIC/FCIC confirmed that Hollis had a suspended driver license which she had knowledge of. Search incident to arrest 1.0 grams of marijuana was discovered.



09-065430 11:56 hrs Warrant 135 NE 1 Street

Arrested: B/M Delroy Cole DOB 12-27-09. Cole turned himself in inference to B.B.P.D. case 09-65059 and 09-065210. NCIC / FCIC also confirmed a warrant for FTA out of P.B.S.O. Cole was tot P.B.C.J without incident.





09-065433 12:02 hrs Burglary Auto 206 SW 4th Ave.

Victim discovered the catalytic converter cut off her 99 Toyota 4 Runner bearing Fl. tag J901WY. Total loss valued at $450.00 dollars.



09-065442 13:18 hrs Possession of Contraband 1456 SW 25th Ave.
Arrested: Angela Brown DOB 6-2-78. Officers responded to a burglary in progress after investigation was completed it was determined that Brown was a current owner of the foreclosure. Further investigation determined that she was in possession of a controlled substance w/o a prescription. Brown was tot P.B.C.J.


09-065220 04:29 hrs R/A Without Violence 500 W Boynton Beach Blvd.

Arrested: W/M Victor Rubino DOB 3-8-78. Defendant was behind the wheel and asleep at the I-95 and Boynton Beach Blvd. Intersection. Investigation determined that he had no driver license and was in possession of an open container of beer.


09-065256 11:22 hrs Simple Battery 509 Belmont Place

Arrested: W/M Jeffrey Bernstein DOB 4-23-60. Defendant pushed victim after a verbal altercation over a bag of garbage that was left in front of his door step. NTA issued.







09-065252 11:08 hrs Warrant 1500 SW 8Th Street

Arrested: W/M Michael Egan DOB 3-24-58. NCIC/FCIC confirmed that Egan had a warrant for violation of probation out of BSO. Egan was tot PBCJ.

09-64934 0517 hrs. 400 NE 10th Ave. Robbery (Strongarm)



Victim called BBPD at approx. 0515 in ref. to a robbery that occurred in the area of 400 NE 10th Ave. at approx. 0400 hrs. Victim told officers that he was in the area visiting a friend and was leaving towards home in W. Palm Bch. when he heard a strange noise coming from his vehicle and pulled over. Victim pulled over to investigate the noise and stated that three unidentified b/m’s approached him and asked him for money. Victim told the three b/m’s that he did not have any money and got punched in the face. Once on the ground, the other two b/m’s jumped on victim and began punching him as well. Victim advised the three b/m’s took the gold chain he was wearing around his neck and his wallet and fled the area. Victim then, for unknown reasons, drove to Lake Worth and remained there for approx. 45 mins. before returning to Boynton Bch. and deciding to report the incident. Victim did have superficial scrapes on his face and knees but was unable to provide any description of suspects for officers. Victim refused to give officers a statement (written/taped) and stated he just wanted to go home.



09-64938 0759 101 Commerce Rd. Burglary Auto



Five (5) company vehicles were reportedly forcibly entered sometime between 12-23-09 1830hrs and 12-24-09 0715hrs. by forcing (prying) either the rear door lock or right side cargo door lock. Hand tools, torches, canisters of freon and boxed garbage disposers were taken from the vehicles. Total value of loss est. at approx. approx $10,750.00. Crime scene negative.

09-65183 1946 hrs Warrant Adult 432 NW 12th Ave

B/F Deronceler, Ileene (DOB 9/28/89) was arrested in reference to an outstanding arrest warrant. She was processed and TOT PBCJ.



09-65186 2011 hrs Accident with injuries (THI) 3000 N. Congress Ave

A motorcycle travelling south on N. Congress Ave struck a vehicle travelling north. The vehicle made a left turn in the motorcycle’s path. Both driver and passenger of the motorcycle were thrown approximately 140 feet forward. Both riders were wearing helmets. They were taken to Delray Trauma, injuries appeared to be non life threatening. Charges are pending investigation results.



09-65208 0000 hrs Burglary Auto 106 N. Abercorn Circle

Victim heard a car door open, and upon looking outside, saw 1 unk. b/m standing outside his wife’s 1995 Green Ford bearing Fl tag M260MZ. He then noticed another b/m inside the vehicle. Both subjects fled jumping the fence into the Sand and Sea development, upon seeing the victim. Taken were a radar detector and a prox/swipe card. Vehicle had been left unlocked.



09-65210 0029 hrs Aggravated Assault 128 S. Atlantic Dr. W.

B/M (victim) Hall, Christopher (DOB 8/9/86) stated He was walking home north on Seacrest Blvd when a blue or purple PT Cruiser (unk tag) pulled up along side him and B/M Delroy Cole (DOB 1/3/90) rolled down the driver side window and pointed a 'chopper' (AK Rifle) at him and stated he should “kill him for snitching” (referring to previous incident 09-65059). Hall fled the area and vehicle was last seen south on N. Seacrest Blvd. A check of all areas was negative.

09-065046 Recovered Stolen Vehicle 108 NE 20 Ave.

Officers responded to 108 NE 20 Ave. regarding a suspicious vehicle. The vehicle, red 1990 Toyota Camry had been reported stolen earlier this date from the Tri-Rail station located at 2800 High Ridge Road. The vehicle was recovered unoccupied. The vehicle was towed and the owner notified.



09-065059 Aggravated Assault with a Firearm 121 NW 10 Ave. #B

At 2028 hours, Officers responded to 121 NW 10 Ave. in reference to shots fired. Units meet with victims Christopher Hall who stated he had gone to this address to visit his son and bring him Christmas gifts when he was confronted by suspect B/M Delroy Cole. Cole and Hall began arguing and Cole left the area. Cole then returned with an assault rifle. Hall ran in fear for his life when he heard at least two shots fired. Hall stated that Cole then fled on foot in leaving the area.



09-065061 Warrant Arrest 501 SW 1 Court

At 2119 hours, Officers were investigating a disturbance involving B/M Karl Gross dob 11/13/1981 over a cell phone when he was found to have three outstanding warrants for his arrest out of PBSO for FTA regarding domestic battery and criminal mischief. The warrants were confirmed and Gross was transported to the Palm Beach County Jail.



09-065073 Armed Robbery 312 E. Boynton Beach Blvd.

At 2135 hours, units responded to 312 E. Boynton Beach Blvd. (Accessories and More) regarding an Armed Robbery where three black males dressed in black wearing masks entered the store armed with a gun and demanded money. One of the suspects grabbed the victim’s purse which contained her bible, and $750.00 cash, cell phone and gift cards from the business. All three suspects fled the scene running southeast. The incident was captured on video, but could not be viewed or obtained at this time.



09-065120 Poss. of Cocaine w/Intent to sell 100 W. Gateway Blvd.

Officer Mulcahy stopped a 1994 Chevy Caprice for multiple traffic violations. The front passenger H/M Leonardo Millan was reaching towards the floorboard of the car at the time of the stop. All occupants were removed from the vehicle at which time a clear sandwich bags was located on the passenger floorboard in plain view that contained six smaller bags of powder cocaine. Millan was arrested for poss. w. intent to sell cocaine and was TOT to the Palm Beach County Jail.



09-065096 DUI Arrest 400 SE 10 Ave.

Officer Murphy was responding to a reckless driver when he noticed the vehicle traveling at a high speed past him. Murphy was able to catch up to the vehicle and conduct a traffic stop. The driver H/M Romel Velasquez was found to be driving under the influence of alcohol. Velasquez refused to submit to road side sobriety tasks and was arrested. Velasquez subsequently refused to submit to a breath test. He was processed and transported to the Palm Beach County Jail.



09-64068 1930 hrs Police Assist (FEC Police) 400 S FEC

Officers responded to the area in reference to a report of a pedestrian struck by a southbound train. BBFR located a black male with no vital signs lying to the east of the railroad tracks. FEC Police responded and notified the County Medical Examiner’s Office. The male did not have any forms of identification on his person. The train’s conductor advised it appeared the male was attempting to beat the train across the tracks. FEC is following-up with the investigation.



09-64891 2123 hrs Possession of Contraband 121 NW 10th Avenue

B/M Billy A Cobb DOB 10-07-84 was found to be in possession of marijuana <20 grams following a loitering investigation. Cobb was processed and released with a NTA. Cobb’s 17 year old friend was arrested for trespass after warning. Officers also located a small amount of crack cocaine on the juvenile.



09-64896 2139 hrs Assault (L.E.O.) 4753 N Congress Avenue

W/M Ryan F Crofutt DOB 04-12-85 was arrested after he clenched his fists and motioned as if he was about to punch the investigating Officers. Crofutt had been lawfully detained for riding a bike without a headlight. Crofutt made statements that it would take an army to get him in the police car. Crofutt was processed and sent to county jail.

09-64624 1746 hrs Warrant Adult 125 NW 10th Ave

Cesar, Jean (b/m 3-16-78) was arrested in reference to an outstanding arrest warrant. He was processed and TOT PBCJ.



09-64655 1959 hrs Burglary Cat Type 34 Misty Meadows Dr

Between 1330 and 1600 hrs victim received a delivery from UPS, which was placed inside his open garage next to his open interior door. Shortly after the delivery he noticed that his wallet and cellular phone were stolen from the counter, adjacent to the open interior door. The victim checked his accounts and found, that within a half hour of the delivery, several charges were made to his accounts. Crime scene was negative. Estimated amount of stolen items is $445. The amount, location, and quantity of charges is as of yet unknown. At this time no contact has been made with UPS in regards to identifying their employee.



09-64666 2104 hrs Burglary Auto 1035 W Gateway Blvd

Between 2030 and 2100 hrs the victim’s vehicle was broken into by having a window smashed out. Stolen from the vehicle was a lap top computer, two bags, and a day planner, and other miscellaneous items. The total loss is estimated at $5239. Crime scene responded and was able to lift partial latent prints from the vehicle and a hypodermic syringe that was left at the scene. A witness observed a slender black male flee from the area, but could not identify the subject.



09-64667 2113 hrs Poss Drug Paraphernalia 201 NW 9th Ct

Allen, Rodney (b/m 4-23-64) was arrested for possession of a crack pipe at the above location. He was processed and released with a NTA.



09-64673 2200 hrs Warrant Arrest 1100 W Gateway Blvd

Sonn, Randy (w/m 1-14-63) was arrested in reference to an outstanding warrant for his arrest. He was processed and TOT PBCJ.



09-64675 2203 hrs Poss Cocaine 100 E MLK Blvd

While conducting an extra patrol at Robert’s units arrested Bryant, Antonio (b/m 1-21-91) who was found to be in possession of .4 grams of crack cocaine. He was processed and TOT PBCJ.



09-64678 2206 hrs Retail Theft 801 N Congress Ave

Li, Emily (a/f 3-13-91), Liu, Peggy (a/f 11-19-91) and a juvenile female were arrested after they were caught trying to steal merchandise from Macy’s. Liu and the juvenile had stolen misdemeanor amounts and were released from the scene with a NTA and juvenile referral respectively. Li had stolen $321 worth of merchandise and was TOT PBCJ.

09-64258 1608 hrs Shoplifting 1901 N Congress Avenue

W/F MaryAnn Randazzo DOB 02-14-61 was arrested after she was observed concealing $148.00 worth of merchandise (make-up and fragrances) from Kohl’s. Randazzo was processed and released with a NTA.



09-64270 1721 hrs Burglary (auto) 1901 N Congress Avenue

Victim stated that between 1500 hrs and 1530 hrs unknown person(s) entered her unlocked red ’09 Ford Explorer while she shopped at Kohl’s. Taken from the SUV were a bowling ball carrier ($200.00), three 16lb bowling balls ($500.00) and a pair of Dexter bowling shoes ($169.00). Also taken were a Magellan GPS ($300.00) and two pairs of Ray-Ban sunglasses ($450.00). Victim did not discover the items were missing until she returned home.



09-64317 2207 hrs Shoplifting 3200 Old Boynton Road

A 16 year old male was arrested after he was observed concealing $111.00 worth of merchandise (T-shirts and fishing equipment) from Wal-Mart. The teen was processed and released to his parents.



09-64327 0049 hrs Stolen Auto 1002 Victory circle

Victim stated that a female friend whom he knows for only a couple of days came by for a visit. Victim stated he noticed that his cars keys were missing. Moments later the friend stated she was going outside to smoke a cigarette. When victim went outside to check on the friend he observed her driving his silver ’02 Ford Taurus bearing FL tag I271LC away. The car was entered into FCIC/NCIC as stolen.



09-63914 1639 hrs Burglary (residence) 1303 N Railroad Avenue

Victim stated that between 1245 hrs and 1630 hrs unknown person(s) entered her residence by removing a screen from a rear bedroom window. Taken from the residence were a pair of Nike Air Jordan sneakers ($100.00) and a pair of flip-flops ($20.00). It should be noted that the unknown suspect(s) did not take/touch any of her electronic equipment.



09-63934 1759 hrs Burglary (auto) 2214 S Seacrest Blvd

Victim stated that between 1750 hrs and 1755 hrs unknown person(s) entered the victim’s white ’07 Toyota Highlander via an unlocked door. Taken from the SUV were her leather purse ($25.00), an Apple I-phone ($250.00), and $100.00 cash.



09-63951 2008 hrs Burglary (auto) 4752 N Congress Avenue

Victim stated that between 1200 hrs and 2000 hrs unknown person(s) entered her gray ’07 Toyota Corolla by smashing out the window. Victim advised that the suspect(s) rummaged through the car but nothing appears missing. Victim is an employee of Duffy’s Sports Bar.



09-639954 2021 hrs Burglary (auto) 4752 N Congress Avenue

Victim stated that between 1545 hrs and 2000 hrs unknown person(s) entered his black ’09 Chevy Impala by breaking the passenger window while he was parked at Duffy’s Sports Bar. Taken from the car was an Apple Ipod Touch ($500.00).



09-63955 2022 hrs Burglary (auto) 4752 N Congress Avenue

Victim stated that between 1930 hrs and 2000 hrs unknown person(s) entered her red ’95 Jeep by breaking the passenger window while parked at Duffy’s Sports Bar. Although the Jeep was ransacked, nothing appeared missing from the Jeep.



09-63961 2035 hrs Burglary (auto) 4750 N Congress Avenue

Victim stated that between 0700 and 2000 hrs unknown person(s) entered his green ’97 Honda Civic by breaking the passenger window while parked at Duffy’s Sports Bar. Although the Honda was ransacked, nothing appeared missing from the car.



09-63765 1640 hrs Burglary Residence 801 NE 3rd St

Between 0800 and 1615 hrs suspect(s) unknown broke into victim’s residence through the front door and stole her desktop computer system. Crime scene and witness canvas were negative. Total loss is approximately $600.



09-63760 1709 hrs Warrant Arrest 902 S Seacrest Blvd

While serving a search warrant at the above address CRA officers arrested Sundstrom, Nancy (w/f 12-29-55) in reference to two outstanding arrest warrants. She was processed and TOT PBCJ.



09-63761 1714 hrs Theft 133 N Congress Ave

While shopping at Publix, between 1600 and 1651 hrs, the elderly female victim had her wallet stolen out of her purse. Video shows a light skinned black female reaching into the victim’s purse while it was in the shopping cart unattended. Total loss is estimated at $601.

Thursday, December 17, 2009

10-year-old Boy Hit by Car 1700 Blk of Congress

A 10-year-old boy was taken via trauma alert to Delray Medical Center after he was struck by a car in the 1700 block of North Congress Avenue. The crash occurred at 11:08 a.m. in front of the Catalina Center. The northbound lanes of Congress Avenue from the 1600 block to the 1800 block are closed to traffic at this time. Drivers are asked to take alternate routes.

More information to come.




Respectfully,

PBSO Corrections Deputies Deliver Holiday Presents and Bicycles to Children

December 16, 2009







For Immediate Release MA09-213

Contact: Media Relations 688-3080

Kelly Boykin 775-7195

Place of Hope



MEDIA ADVISORY



PBSO Corrections Deputies Deliver Holiday Presents and Bicycles to Children at Place of Hope



WHAT: PBSO Corrections Deputies came together with the desire to give back to the community this Holiday Season.



Deputies reached out for the Place of Hope and learned the names of 40 children who were in need of gifts. They placed a Christmas tree in the jail and created 40 name tags with the children’s names, ages and wish lists. Deputies chose a tag, purchased the gift(s) on the wish list, wrapped and tagged the gift with the child’s name. Friday, December 18 at 11:00 am, Corrections Deputies will deliver the presents and bicycles to the Place of Hope.



WHERE: Place of Hope

9078 Isaiah Lane

Palm Beach Gardens

561/775-7195



WHEN: Friday, December 18, 2009



TIME: 11:00 am



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Love Doctor’s Charities and Brio Tuscan Grille HOST Holiday Celebration

December 16, 2009





For Immediate Release MA09-211

Contact: Scott Scrivner 688-4087

PAL Coordinator





MEDIA ADVISORY



The Love Doctor’s Charities and Brio Tuscan Grille HOST Holiday Celebration for PBSO PAL Kids



WHAT: Holiday Celebration at Cabana Colony Youth Center



This event is being held to honor the youth, volunteers and staff who have made the Youth Center a success and to wish everyone a very happy holiday season.



WHEN: Friday, December 18, 2009



TIME: 4:00 pm – 7:30 pm



WHERE: Cabana Colony Youth Center

12180 Alternate A1A

Palm Beach Gardens



Brio Tuscan Grille was kind enough to donate the food for the kids to eat and the kids will receive gifts which were donated by The Love Doctor’s Charities.

Boynton Beach Police Beat

09-63581 1707 hrs Theft 3200 Old Boynton Rd

While shopping at Wal Mart the victim had her wallet stolen from her purse. The victim was not able to provide any suspect information. Due to the time delay and lack of information about the location of the theft loss prevention was not able to locate video of the theft.



09-63591 1732 hrs City Ordinance Violation 207 SW 1st Ave

Reilly, David (w/m 5-11-91) was arrested for soliciting without a permit after he was found soliciting in the above area after having already been warned by officers. He was processed and TOT PBCJ.



09-63599 1811 hrs Traffic Crash- Fatality 200 blk W Boynton Beach Blvd

Units responded to a reported vehicle versus pedestrian collision. BBFD transported the elderly female pedestrian who was pronounced dead a short time later at Delray’s Trauma center. See press release for further information.



09-63604 1819 hrs Theft 3200 Old Boynton Rd

Between 1430 and 1530 hrs the victim was shopping at Wal Mart, when suspect(s) unknown stole the wallet from her purse. The victim was not able to provide any suspect information, but did advise that one of her credit cards was used a short time later at Toys R Us. Wal Mart was not able to find any video of the theft due to the uncertainty of when and where the theft occurred within the store.



09-63615 1954 hrs Credit Card Fraud 1602 S Federal Hwy

Units responded to Josie’s Restaurant in reference to a subject having ordered a delivery of food with a stolen credit card number. Bank of America verified that the transaction was not authorized and that the actual card holder lived in Texas. Units responded to the address the food had been delivered to and arrested Nelson, Matthew (w/m 8-23-89). Nelson admitted obtaining the credit card number from his place of employment, which he refused to identify. He was processed and TOT PBCJ.



09-63658 0139 hrs Theft/ Poss Xanax/ Poss Marijuana Int 3200 Old Boynton Rd

While at Wal Mart units were made aware of two females who were stealing Wal Mart property. As the two exited the store they were taken into custody. Roberts, Tomika (b/f 12-21-79) and Pinkney, Chakeshia (b/f 6-16-88) were arrested for retail theft. Search incident to arrest Pinkney was found in possession of Xanax without a prescription. Roberts was processed and released with a NTA. Pinkney was TOT PBCJ. The vehicle the females had arrived in was occupied by Roland, John (b/m 1-20-68). He stated that the females had left additional property from Wal Mart in the vehicle, but was uncertain if it was stolen. While recovering, this additional stolen property, officers became aware of a marijuana blunt in the center console of the vehicle. While officers were recovering the blunt, Roland stated that he had “about a half ounce under the driver’s seat.” Investigation revealed the presence of 46.5 grams of marijuana. Roland was arrested for possession of marijuana with the intent to sell. He was processed and TOT PBCJ.

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