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May 29: A man reported that his home at 5007 NE 2 Way was burglarized. The suspect stole about $100 in coins and fled through the front door.

May 30: A woman reported that someone entered her car parked at 107 SE 10Ct. and stole loose change for a total loss of $30.

May 31: A man reported his bicycle stolen at 1937 NE 4 Ct.

May 31: It was reported that a woman tried to steal items from Target at 3599 W. Hillsboro Blvd. She fled when approached by loss prevention officers.

May 31: A woman reported that someone entered her apartment at 303 Oakridge Q and stole about $50 in coins.

June 2: It was reported that multiple vehicles were burglarized at a pavilion used for a 5K race at 401 S. Powerline Rd. Various items including cash, a ring, credit cards and purses were stolen from the cars.

June 2: A woman reported her car parked at 812 NW 47 St. was broken into and a phone charger was stolen.

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May 28: Police responded to a call at 3580 N. Federal Hwy. of a dog barking inside of a car with the windows rolled up. The car was running and the A/C was on. The owner responded and showed officers a temperature system that would alert him if the temperature got too high.

May 28: The resident was worried that a dog continued to jump a small fence at 2601 NE 48 Ct. Police responded and were able to block the gate to prevent further occurrences. 

May 30: Police responded to a call of property that was found at the post office at 2091 NE 36St. The owner of the property was contacted and said that the card that was found could be destroyed.

(This is a partial list. For Deerfield Beach Crime Watch in full, visit www.DFB.City and click on “Sign Me Up” to receive the city wide report.)

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May 21: A man reported his car burglarized and headphones, a wallet and a PayPal card were stolen. The incident was reported at 116 SW 9 St.

May 21: A home at 204 SW 3 Ct. was burglarized and four shirts and four pants were stolen.

May 21: A man entered a BrandsMart USA at 821 SW Natura Blvd. and stole a Robo vacuum valued at $855.

May 22. A jet ski was stolen from 164 SE 18 Ave. It was later found by police in Miami Shores and three suspects were arrested in connection with the theft.

May 22. A man entered a CVS at 2 S. Federal Hwy. and stole $180 worth of merchandise and fled.

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May 24: A resident who lives on the 2400 block of NE 21Ave. contacted police because he thought he was the victim of a vehicle burglary because he was unable to locate his wallet. After further investigation, it was determined his wallet was missing since there were no signs of forced entry to the vehicle and other items were still in place.

May 25: Police responded to a call of two Rottweilers in a park at 5200 NE 31Ave. When they arrived, the dogs were gone.

May 26: Police responded to a burglar alarm at 4121 NE 23Terr. When they arrived, they walked the perimeter and found the home secure.

(This is a partial list. For Deerfield Beach Crime Watch in full, visit www.DFB.City and click on “Sign Me Up” to receive the city wide report.)

Remember, if you see anything suspicious, call 911 immediately.

Effective immediately, the Tuesday, May 28, “Precautionary Boil Water Alert” which affected the following areas has been lifted: – FAU Research Blvd between SW 15 Street and SW 10 Street – West side of SW 9 Avenue to FAU Research Blvd, between SW 11th Court and SW 15th Street – People’s Trust Insurance Bacteriological tests have confirmed that no contamination entered our drinking water system. Thank you for your patience during this precautionary action to ensure the integrity of our public drinking water supply. If you have any questions, please call the City of Deerfield Beach Water Dept., at 954-480-4370.

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May 14: A woman reported that her vehicle was burglarized, and sunglasses and $200 were stolen. The incident was reported at 355 Deer Creek Woodlake Ln.

May 14: A woman reported that her former boyfriend “borrowed” her car but has not returned it. She has made efforts to contact him. The incident was reported at 772 Tivoli Cir.

May 14: A woman was arrested and charged for stealing bed sheets from Target at 1200 S. Federal Hwy.

May 14: A woman reported her vehicle stolen from 623 Anderson Cir.

May 16: A woman reported her car broken into and a purse with credit cards stolen. The incident was reported at 3656 W. Hillsboro Blvd.

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May 14: While on routine patrol, police found a medium-sized dog at 2701 NE 42 St. roaming in the parking lot. The dog did not have a tag or microchip and was transported to the department. A resident claimed the dog a short time later.

May 14: A small dog was recovered at 3800 NE 21Ave. and was returned to the owner before police arrived.

May 14: The victim said she lost a Samsung Galaxy phone with a cracked screen in a store at 3780 N. Federal Hwy. The phone was later found in a nearby store and returned to the owner.

(This is a partial list. For Deerfield Beach Crime Watch in full, visit www.DFB.City and click on “Sign Me Up” to receive the city wide report.)

On Tuesday, May 28, 2019, a water main break occurred after a car crashed into a fire hydrant on the corner of FAU Research Blvd. and SW 10 Street. In order for city workers to isolate the line for repair several valves had to be shut off, causing an interruption in water service.

This Precautionary Boil Water Notice applies to residents and businesses located along FAU Research Blvd between SW 15 Street and SW 10 Street, the West side of SW 9 Avenue to FAU Research Blvd, between SW 11 Court and SW 15 Street, as well as People’s Trust Insurance. If you do not live in this area, this boil water notice does not affect you.

As a precaution, we advise that all water used for drinking, cooking, making ice, or washing dishes be boiled. A rolling boil of one minute is sufficient. As an alternative bottled water may be used.

This Precautionary Boil Water Notice will remain in effect until a bacteriological survey shows that the water is safe to drink. You will be notified when this order has been rescinded.

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If you have any questions you may contact Adrian Mocanu at 954-480-4370.

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May 7: A woman reported her Ford Expedition parked at 521 SW 10St. broken into and that money and a laptop were stolen.

May 7: A man said that someone entered his vehicle parked at 1041 E. Hillsboro Blvd. and stole a bag full of 10 new cell phones and his personal cell phone.

May 7: A man reported that four rims and tires were stolen from his Mercedes parked at 500 NW 1 Terr.

May 7: A woman said her vehicle parked at 1000 E. Hillsboro Blvd. was broken into and two wallets containing $450 in cash, a driver’s license and $500 in Brazilian currency were stolen.

May 7: It was reported that a man stole a Dyson vacuum cleaner from the Target Superstore at 3599 W. Hillsboro Blvd.

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April 26: Police were responding to a call of a loose dog in the neighborhood of 2800 NE 51 St. The resident said the owner of the dog was located and they could cancel the call.

May 8: Police were responding to a call of an audible alarm at 3898 N. Federal Hwy. The area was checked and all was secure.

May 8: Police responded to an alarm call at 3896 N. Federal Hwy. Video surveillance showed no one entered from the outside. The area was secure and the alarm was reset.

(This is a partial list. For Deerfield Beach Crime Watch in full, visit www.DFB.City and click on “Sign Me Up” to receive the city wide report.)

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April 30: It was reported that a man struck another man in the face with a handgun. The incident was reported at 920 NE 52 Ct.

April 30: A man reported that he was robbed at knife point by another man in front of a Marathon gas station at 4517 N. Dixie Hwy. The man said he was robbed of his bus pass.

April 30: A man reported that a man who was working for him stole about $10,000 of tools from him. The incident was reported at 272 SW 12 Ave.

April 30: A man reported that a man stole his vehicle from him while it was parked in front of a dry cleaner. The incident was reported at 1090 E. Hillsboro Blvd.

May 3: A man reported that some tools were stolen from his van at 225 NW 36 Ave.

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April 13: Police responded to a call about a snake in the backyard of a residence at 2150 NE 49 St. The resident said the snake was hissing and appeared aggressive. It was gone by the time police arrived and the resident was advised to contact a pest control service for a long term solution.

April 13: Police responded to a call of a fraudulent credit card purchase at 4210 N. Federal Hwy. Upon investigation, the $920 purchase was made online and not in the store, so no crime had been committed.

April 16: Police responded to a call for pit bulls at 2800 NE 35St. The owner was found prior to the police arrival.

(This is a partial list. For Deerfield Beach Crime Watch in full, visit www.DFB.City and click on “Sign Me Up” to receive the city wide report.)

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April 22: A man reported his vehicle parked at 1060 Crystal Lake Dr. was broken into and a wallet was stolen.

April 23: A woman reported that a man placed his hands around her neck and intentionally choked her at 860 SE 6 Ave.

April 23: It was reported that four vehicles parked at 4104 NW 9 Ave. were burglarized. Each car had a window smashed. There were no confirmed thefts.

April 23: A woman reported that her car parked at 1021 Crystal Lake Dr. was broken into and her sunglasses, backpack and purse were stolen.

April 23. A former employee of Superior Plumbing at 457 Goolsby Blvd. did not return plumbing tools after quitting his job with the company. Several efforts were made to contact him, and it is believed he pawned the tools.

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April 11: Police stopped a Toyota for failing to stop at a stop sign at 2600 NE 52St.

April 11: Police stopped a suspicious person on a bicycle at 2100 NE 36St.

April 17: Police responded to a home that has had numerous calls for loose animals at 2830 NE 21Terr. Animal control was also called out.

(This is a partial list. For Deerfield Beach Crime Watch in full, visit www.DFB.City and click on “Sign Me Up” to receive the city wide report.)

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April 16: A man reported that someone entered the trunk of his vehicle parked at 299 SW 3 Ave. and stole a Behringer PA mixer valued at $100.

April 17: A man reported that his Dodge Caravan was stolen from his driveway at 511 NW 38 Pl.

April 17: Two women were observed stealing $2,230 worth of fragrance from the Ulta Beauty Supply store at 3820 W. Hillsboro Blvd.

April 17: Loss prevention officers at Target at 1200 S. Federal Hwy. observed a woman conceal merchandise in her purse, leave the store and enter a car and flee.

April 17: A woman was arrested and charged with retail theft. She stole $145 worth of merchandise from Home Depot.

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April 9: Police initiated a traffic stop at 5400 N. Federal Hwy. Police confirmed that the tag on the vehicle belonged to the owner.

April 9: Police initiated a traffic stop at 4500 NE 22Ave. on a suspicious vehicle. The scene was cleared.

April 9: Police responded to a call of an audible alarm at 2700 NE 46St. Police responded and the home was found secure.

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April 9: A man reported his chainsaw valued at $300 stolen from 548 NW 2 Terr.

April 9: Two men, one armed with a semi-automatic handgun, snatched car keys from a man who was pumping air into his tires at the Shell gas station at 301 E. Sample Rd. The two men then stole the man’s Honda Accord.

April 10: A woman reported being pushed against a wall and then being thrown to the ground by her live-in boyfriend at 1368 SW 24 Terr.

April 10: A man reported his work phone stolen from his pickup truck at 5031 NE 6 Ave.

April 12: A woman reported her Honda Civic stolen from her home at 2852 SW 11 Pl.

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March 31: Did you lose a stuffed animal? A resident found a stuffed animal at 3400 NE 23 Ave. It was turned over to police.

April 1: A box of baseball uniforms was found on a bench at 4541 NE 22 Ave. The owner was notified and he said he would pick them up the next morning.

April 3: Did you lose your dog? While on routine patrol, an officer observed a small dog walking at 2820 NE 48 St. The officer retrieved the dog and placed it in the rear of the patrol car. The officer checked for open gates, garage doors or open doors and couldn’t find any so he took the dog back to the department.

(This is a partial list. For Deerfield Beach Crime Watch in full, visit www.DFB.City and click on “Sign Me Up” to receive the city wide report.)