February 13
U-Haul It Away – Stolen Vehicle Recovery
700 block of S Collins St
An officer responded to the location and met with the complainant, who advised that a 12-foot U-Haul box truck had been on the property for approximately two weeks. Today, when he went to check it in, he learned it was listed as stolen by the Boynton Beach PD. The vehicle was removed from FCIC/NCIC as stolen.
Did They Draw A Picture? – Criminal Mischief
2000 block of W Granfield Ave
An officer responded to the location in reference to a Criminal Mischief that had occurred. Upon arrival, he met with the victim, who stated his vehicle had been keyed.
Screen Repair Needed – Criminal
Mischief
30 block of S Maryland Ave
An officer responded to the location and met with the victim. Officers were checking the rear of the house when they located a damaged window screen.
February 14
Valentine’s Day Interrupted – Trespassing/Arrest
2500 block of Procchi Rd
Officers located two subjects in the wooded area of the location. One was issued a trespass warning on 11/22/25, and one on 9/15/25 for the property. An ECRA was completed for trespass after warning, and both were transported to Orient Road Jail.
You Aren’t a Ghost – Trespassing/Arrest
2000 block of N Wheeler St
An officer responded to the location in reference to a subject on the property who had been previously trespassed. Upon arrival, he observed a person matching the description. A records check revealed that the subject was trespassed from this location on 12/21/25. The subject was taken into custody and transported to Orient Road Jail.
Shed Shake Down – Burglary
400 block of W Ball St
An officer met with the victim, who stated that he arrived at his storage unit on this day, at approximately 4:00 a.m., and discovered that the lock from his storage unit door was missing. When he opened the storage unit door, he observed his belongings thrown around, and the toolboxes and compartments were open. The victim stated that no one has access to his storage unit, and all of the belongings inside the unit were owned by him. Upon scan of the unit, the victim reported several tools missing. He was last at his storage unit on an unknown date and time in December of 2025.
February 15
Smashing – Criminal Mischief
800 block of S Tyler St
Upon arrival, an officer met with the complainant, who advised that she had discovered her vehicle had sustained damage to the rear window. The total cost of the damage is approximately $300.
Check Your Driving – Warrant Arrest
Alexander St/Timberlane Dr
An officer conducted a traffic stop for improper lane change. A FCIC/NCIC and Driver’s License check revealed the driver had an outstanding warrant for VOP, reckless driving. The warrant was confirmed, and the driver was placed under arrest and transported to Orient Road Jail to be booked without bond.
Don’t Look Suspicious – Warrant Arrest
1500 block of N Ferrell St
An officer responded to the location in reference to a suspicious person. Upon arrival, he came into contact with a subject. An FCIC/NCIC check revealed she had an active Hillsborough County warrant for failure to appear, issued under the Marchman Act. The warrant was confirmed, and the subject was transported to Orient Road Jail.
February 16
You Can Run – Supplement/PC Pickup/Arrest
2000 block of Greenwood Valley Dr
Officers responded to the location and made contact with two subjects in reference to both having PC pick up. They were taken into custody and transported to Orient Road Jail.
Lock Those Vehicles – Burglary of a Conveyance
1700 block of County Line Rd
An officer responded to the location in reference to a vehicle burglary. Upon arrival, contact was made with the victim, who advised that a suspect entered his unsecured vehicle and stole his wallet. In addition, a card from the wallet was used, resulting in the loss of approximately $250.
February 17
Big Bucks – Theft
700 block of W Herring St
An officer responded to the above address in reference to a theft. Upon arrival, contact was made with the victim, who advised that he witnessed an unknown female pull up to his mailbox in a minivan. The female then extracted outgoing mail (valued at approximately $1.00) and left the area.
