The Broward County Sheriff’s Office in Parkland responded to various incidents between September 29 and October 5, 2026.
Incidents
Assault
On Sept. 29, deputies reported that a daughter threatened to hit her mother with a spatula. The daughter was taken into custody and transported to the Broward County Juvenile Assessment Center.
Battery
On Sept. 30, a man allegedly grabbed his wife by the arms and pushed her, causing minor injuries, during an argument. He also allegedly punched his daughter in the neck, causing injuries. He was arrested on a battery charge.
On Oct. 3, a battery was reported in Parkland. Additional details were redacted from the bulletin.
Fraud
On Oct. 3, a resident reported discovering two fraudulent transactions on a bank account. The total estimated loss was $5,800.
Domestic Disturbances
On Oct. 3, deputies responded to a dispute involving a caller who said his mother was withholding his Social Security check. The mother was not at the scene.
On Oct. 4, deputies documented a verbal argument between a mother and son because the son no longer wanted to play tennis. The incident was classified as a noncriminal domestic disturbance.
Information
On Sept. 29, a resident reported concerns about two juveniles allegedly operating an SUV and golf carts on the roadway. The resident provided video of two incidents from Aug. 29. Deputies were unable to contact anyone at the residence.
On Sept. 30, a man requested a report concerning a possible injunction violation involving his former wife at their children’s baseball game. Deputies investigated and documented no ill intent concerning the distance between the parties.
On Oct. 1, deputies generated an information report for an incident in Parkland. Further details were redacted.
On Oct. 2, deputies responded to a noise complaint involving loud music. The incident was documented.
On Oct. 3, a resident reported paying a contractor $2,250 through Zelle for cabinet painting that was not completed. The contractor reportedly agreed to refund the money but had not done so. The resident requested documentation for possible civil court action.
On Oct. 3, deputies documented a report of alleged suicidal threats. The person involved denied making the threats.
On Oct. 3, deputies responded to a noise complaint at a home being used as an Airbnb rental. The owner said a party was taking place and requested help clearing the property. Deputies cleared the residence without incident.
Baker Act
On Sept. 30, a person was taken into custody under the Baker Act.
Death Investigations
On Oct. 2, deputies investigated two deaths in Parkland. Both were reported as resulting from natural causes.
Agency Assistance
On Oct. 2, deputies documented assistance provided to the Coral Springs Police Department. No further details were released.
Arrests
Eddy Pierre Milleret, 55, was arrested Sept. 30 in Parkland on a charge of touch or strike/battery/domestic violence.
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