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Coral Springs Police Department {Aiden Palmer}

The Coral Springs Police Department reported numerous crimes across the city between January 19 and January 25, 2026. Please note that the police have redacted the names and addresses of most victims in most incidents.

Incidents

Fraud:
A fraud was reported in the 0–100 block of Wiles Road, resulting in an estimated loss of $2,360. Another fraud case reported later in the week resulted in a $10,000 loss. Additional fraud incidents, including wire fraud and identity theft, were reported throughout the city, with losses ranging from $1,199 to $7,000.

Grand Theft:
Multiple grand thefts were reported across Coral Springs, including incidents in the 0–100 block of Northwest 124th Avenue, the 90 block of West Atlantic Boulevard, and citywide locations. Reported losses ranged from $780 to $36,815.

Retail Theft / Shoplifting:
Several shoplifting and felony retail theft incidents were reported at businesses along University Drive, Coral Ridge Drive, Sample Road, and Westview Drive. Estimated losses ranged from $29 to $1,483.

Domestic-Related Incidents:
Police responded to numerous domestic battery and domestic disturbance calls throughout the week, including incidents involving strangulation and battery on persons 65 years or older.

Aggravated Assault:
Aggravated assaults were reported on Wiles Road, Ramblewood Drive, and other city locations. One incident involved a deadly weapon.

Burglary:
A burglary of a business with non-forced entry was reported, resulting in an estimated loss of $730.

Property Damage / Criminal Mischief:
Property damage and criminal mischief incidents, including vehicle damage, were reported in residential and commercial areas.

Baker Act / Mental Health Calls:
Police responded to multiple Baker Act calls at residences and public locations throughout the city.

Risk of Harm / Welfare Checks:
Several risk-of-harm and welfare check incidents were documented involving both juveniles and elderly residents.

Missing / Endangered Person:
Police reported a missing endangered person incident in the 3600 block of Coral Springs Drive. The individual was later located.

Deaths:
Both medically attended and unattended deaths were reported during the reporting period. No foul play was indicated in the incidents listed.

Arrests

Wilfred Pierre, 25: Arrested on a charge of driving without a valid license at Westview Drive and University Drive.

Betty Morin, 33: Arrested on a charge of domestic battery.

Christina Davilla, 56: Arrested on a capias warrant.

Stewart Hoffman, 85: Arrested on a charge of trespassing after warning.

Justin De Vlieger, 39: Arrested on a charge of battery on a person 65 years or older.

Giovanni Irving, 27: Arrested for driving with a suspended license (third or subsequent offense).

Leeanna Plau, 23: Arrested on a felony retail theft charge involving coordination with others.

Travonda Robinson, 43: Arrested on charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and later domestic battery.

Cesar Lopez, 40: Arrested on a shoplifting charge.

Marc Ginsberg, 38: Arrested for driving with a suspended license with knowledge.

Chenet Simeon, 36: Arrested on a capias warrant.

Breanna Sanford, 38: Arrested on a shoplifting charge.

Gabriel Valdes, 31: Arrested on a domestic battery charge.

Daniel Turner, 37: Arrested on a felony charge of aggravated assault with a firearm.

Ngoc-lien Le Tran, 32: Arrested on a felony retail theft charge involving multiple thefts within 120 days.

Wiljennie Gustave, 30: Arrested on a domestic battery charge.

Gerald Jolliff, 61: Arrested on a shoplifting charge.

Sterling Sharpe, 41: Arrested on a shoplifting charge.

Bri’ana Smith, 18: Arrested on a domestic battery charge.

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