Parkland Crime Blotter: Thief Makes Off With $2,100 Food Processor From Restaurant

by Sharon Aron Baron September 3, 2025

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The Broward County Sheriff’s Office in Parkland responded to various incidents between August 26 and September 1, 2025. Below is a detailed account of the incidents and arrests handled by local law enforcement.

Information

Aug. 26 — A woman tripped and fell while walking at Terremar Park (6700 W. Hillsboro Blvd.) and was transported to West Boca Medical Center with a possible broken arm.

Aug. 29 — A subject showed up uninvited at a resident’s home but made no threats.

Aug. 29 — A 7-year-old was tricked by friends into tasting hand sanitizer. Fire Rescue responded, and the child was deemed safe.

Aug. 30 — Deputies responded to a noise complaint. Sound levels were determined to be under 60 decibels.

Sept. 1 — An 80-year-old woman visiting from Ohio, who has dementia, became lost and knocked on a stranger’s door, believing she lived there. She was safely reunited with her sister.

Criminal Mischief

Aug. 22–24 — A phone junction box at Parkland Bay was vandalized with spray paint.

Domestic Disturbances (Non-Criminal)

Aug. 27 — A woman reported that her husband took her Cadillac Escalade against her wishes while they were picking up groceries with their children. No argument or physical contact occurred.

Aug. 28 — An ex-boyfriend kicked in a bedroom door after his ex-girlfriend changed the locks. She later left the home to avoid further disputes.

Sept. 1 — A 20-year-old woman had a verbal argument with her father about living at home and leaving with a family cat and computer. She left with her roommates, leaving the items behind.

Property Damage

Aug. 27 — A rear wall at Publix (8095 University Dr.) was damaged by a waste company while picking up a dumpster.

Found Property

Aug. 28 — A purple bicycle was found abandoned on the grass along Riverside Dr. and recovered for safekeeping.

Baker Act

Aug. 29 — Deputies responded to a woman throwing construction barrels into the road. She was transported for evaluation under the Baker Act.

Threats / Intimidation

Aug. 27–29 — A resident reported receiving threatening text messages from a man to whom he had previously loaned money, including statements like “Ima coming guns blazing.”

Theft

Aug. 29 — Staff at Keke’s Breakfast Café (7609 N. State Rd. 7) reported a missing Robot Coupe CL50E food processor, valued at $2,100, stolen during a pallet delivery.

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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.