Coral Springs police recorded a range of crimes across the city between Oct. 19 and Oct. 25, according to a department bulletin. Most victims and addresses were withheld.
The most serious incident was a strong-arm robbery reported Oct. 21. The victim was robbed sometime between 7 and 7:58 p.m., and police estimated the loss at $400. The location was not released.
Vehicle crimes were frequent. Police logged at least three reported grand thefts of automobiles, on Oct. 20, Oct. 22 and Oct. 23. Separately, a vehicle burglary on Oct. 19 caused an estimated $500 loss, and an attempted vehicle theft was reported Oct. 24.
Retail theft accounted for several reports, with two felony cases. One involved about $782 in merchandise taken between Oct. 18 and Oct. 21. Another, reported Oct. 25, involved $1,241 in goods. Smaller shoplifting cases ranged from $6 to $136.
Fraud and extortion reports also made up a large share of the bulletin. A single fraud case reported Oct. 23 listed a loss of about $22,000, and another fraud case reported Oct. 24 listed about $4,346. Police did not describe the schemes in either case.
Residents can check the full bulletin for dates and details, and report suspicious activity to the Coral Springs Police Department.
