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Parkland Crime Update

The Broward County Sheriff’s Office in Parkland responded to various incidents between September 15 and September 21, 2026.

Incidents

A residential burglary was reported in Parkland on Sept. 15. The estimated loss was $360, and the parties indicated they wanted to prosecute.

Theft

Two unidentified men entered CVS at 7621 N. State Road 7 with a bag and stole body washes on Sept. 16.

Threats and Intimidation

A caller spoofed a mother’s phone number and threatened to shoot her during a call to her son on Sept. 17. The son contacted his parents and confirmed they were safe at home in Parkland. No demands for money were made.

Property Damage

Windows on two vehicles were shattered at Rising Tide Car Wash, 7201 N. State Road 7, on Sept. 20. An automated spinning brush picked up a ratchet from the back of a vehicle, causing the damage.

Threat Assessments

A threat assessment report involving a student was completed at Westglades Middle School, 11000 Holmberg Road, on Sept. 15. No additional details were released.

A threat assessment investigation involving a student was completed at Westglades Middle School, 11000 Holmberg Road, on Sept. 17. No additional details were released.

A threat assessment investigation involving a student was completed at Westglades Middle School, 11000 Holmberg Road, on Sept. 18. No additional details were released.

Domestic Disturbances

A domestic disturbance involving a couple arguing over scheduling their child’s therapy was reported in Parkland on Sept. 15. The incident was classified as a noncrime.

A verbal argument between a husband and wife in Parkland on Sept. 15 was reported Sept. 16. Deputies reviewed video and determined no crime had occurred.

A delayed domestic disturbance in Parkland was reported Sept. 17. The report listed an incident period of Aug. 27 through Sept. 14 and classified it as a noncrime.

A domestic disturbance involving a family member who reportedly had been drinking was reported in Parkland on Sept. 19. No physical altercation occurred, and deputies determined the person did not meet the criteria for involuntary examination under the Baker Act.

Found Property

A silver bicycle was found outside the main entrance to the BSO Parkland district office at 6650 University Drive on Sept. 14. The incident was reported Sept. 16.

A resident found 18 rounds of .223-caliber ammunition while cleaning garage cabinets at a recently occupied home on Rowan Terrace on Sept. 18. The ammunition was turned over to deputies for destruction.

A resident discovered a bag containing unidentified pills and loose Tylenol at a Parkland residence on Sept. 20. Deputies collected the pills for destruction.

Death Investigation

Deputies conducting a welfare check at a Parkland residence on Sept. 19 found a person deceased. The report described the death as natural.

Information

An information report was generated for Somerset Academy Parkland, 8401 University Drive, on Sept. 18. No additional details were provided.

An information report involving an incident in Parkland between Sept. 17 and Sept. 18 was filed Sept. 18. Additional details were redacted.

A parent reported that a late-night visit by neighborhood friends turned into a wrestling match between two boys at a Parkland residence on Sept. 18. Another child recorded the encounter. Deputies determined both boys participated willingly, no injuries occurred and there was no criminal intent. The incident was reported Sept. 19.

Deputies investigated a brief verbal confrontation at Publix, 8095 University Drive, on Sept. 19. Surveillance video showed no physical contact or criminal offense.

Deputies responded to a Parkland residence on Sept. 21 after receiving an anonymous Fortify tip involving three juveniles. No additional details were released.

A drone flying near Chabad of Parkland, 7170 Loxahatchee Road, prompted an information report on Sept. 21.

Arrests

No arrests were listed in the report.

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Sharon Aron Baron

Sharon Aron Baron is a Parkland resident and editor of Talk Media. She has been covering Parkland news since 2012. Parkland Talk was created to provide News, Views, and Entertainment for the residents of Parkland.