Coral Springs police recorded dozens of incidents across the city between Nov. 2 and Nov. 8, 2026, according to the department’s weekly crime blotter. Most victims’ names and addresses were redacted.
The largest loss was a fraud case with an estimated $110,000 loss. It occurred at a redacted location between 3 p.m. Oct. 31 and 8:30 p.m. Nov. 5 and was reported Nov. 5. A separate wire fraud report listed an estimated loss of $40,007, covering a period from April 8 to Nov. 6.
Other property crimes included several grand theft reports, including one with an estimated loss of $9,999 and another of $4,000. Vehicle burglaries were reported with losses of $6,293 and $2,135. Shoplifting and petit theft cases ranged from $7 to $1,283 in estimated losses.
Police also logged battery reports, including several domestic battery cases, one battery on a law enforcement officer on Nov. 5, and a domestic battery by strangulation. Aggravated stalking, a residential fire on Northwest 114th Avenue on Nov. 3, and multiple Baker Act incidents were also recorded.
Residents who have been the victim of fraud or identity theft can contact the Coral Springs Police Department to file a report. The blotter is a summary of calls and reports, and an incident listed in it does not mean an arrest was made.
