
Coral Springs Police Department {Aiden Palmer}
The Coral Springs Police Department reported numerous crimes across the city between March 9 and March 15, 2026. Please note that the police have redacted the names and addresses of most victims in most incidents.
Incidents
Incidents
Burglary (Conveyance – Forced Entry, Nothing Stolen): Attempted vehicle burglary reported; nothing was taken.
Burglary (Residence – Non-Forced Entry): Residential burglary resulted in approximately $14,000 in losses.
Burglary (Vehicle / Theft from Auto): Theft from a vehicle on Sample Road with about $700 in losses.
Retail Theft / Shoplifting:
Home Depot, 750 N University Drive – $349 loss
Walmart, 3801 Turtle Creek Drive – $108 loss
Walmart, 6001 Coral Ridge Drive – multiple incidents
Additional shoplifting incidents reported throughout the city
Petit Theft: Multiple incidents reported across Coral Springs, including small-value thefts.
Grand Theft:
University Drive – $1,100 loss
West Atlantic Boulevard – $2,355 loss
Fraud / Identity Theft:
Multiple fraud cases reported
One case involved approximately $23,500 in losses
Another long-term fraud case totaled approximately $600,000
Battery / Domestic Battery: Multiple incidents reported, including domestic-related cases and one involving a victim over 65.
Assault (Domestic Violence): Domestic violence-related assault reported.
Sexual Battery (Attempted): Attempted sexual battery incident reported.
Elderly Exploitation: Case involving exploitation of an elderly victim.
Animal Bite: Victim reported being bitten by an animal.
Extortion / Blackmail (Attempted): Attempted extortion incident reported.
Property Damage / Criminal Mischief: Several incidents reported, including one case with damages between $200–$1,000.
Fleeing / Eluding Police: Incident reported on Sample Road.
DUI (Driving Under the Influence): DUI incident reported on University Drive.
Narcotics Violations: Drug-related incidents including trafficking and possession.
Traffic Violations / Suspended License: Multiple incidents involving suspended licenses and traffic violations.
Baker Act: Numerous Baker Act cases reported throughout the city.
Disturbance / Fight: Neighbor disturbance and a fight reported on Sample Road.
Threat Assessment / Risk of Harm: Multiple reports logged across the city.
Suspicious Incidents / Information Reports: Several suspicious incidents and general information reports.
Missing Person / Runaway: Reports of a missing person and a runaway juvenile.
Lost / Found Property: Multiple reports of lost and recovered property.
Medically Attended Death: Death reported on Royal Palm Boulevard.
City Ordinance Violations: Noise and other ordinance violations reported.
Arrests
Michael Andre Pratt, 42: Shoplifting/retail theft
Carlos Ernesto Zayas, 26: Petit theft
Marvin Gerardo Araya, 63: Leaving the scene of a crash with injury
Jayleen Reyes Arana, 26: Battery
Herbert McCrea, 32: Shoplifting
Freddie M. Raysor, 78: Fleeing police with lights and sirens
Jermaine Lamar Brown, 43: Petit theft
Diana Merant, 25: Driving with a suspended license (habitual)
Kurhann Gyle Cuffy, 30: Driving with a suspended license (habitual)
Kevin S. Ashraf, 27: Petit theft ($100–$750)
Happy J. Slavis, 27: Shoplifting
Christopher Dallas Bouie, 35: Domestic battery
Kevin Marlon Wilson, 21: Trafficking ecstasy (10 grams or more)
David Jaheim Williams, 20: Shoplifting/petit theft
Fazeeda Annette Mohan, 57: Grand theft (retail, $751–$5,000)
Raul Antonio Cajal, 64: DUI (second offense)
Jarvis Kennard Taylor, 33: Possession of hallucinogenic substances (psilocybin)
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