Coconut Creek Crime Blotter: 2 Vehicles Stolen Overnight in Windsor Community

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Coconut Creek Police responded to various calls from March 3 to March 9, 2026. Below is a detailed account of the incidents handled by local law enforcement during this period.

Crime Incidents

• Aggravated Assault: A victim reported an aggravated assault that occurred on March 3 in the 4500 block of West Atlantic Boulevard. The incident occurred over a brief period, and the victim declined to pursue prosecution.

• Missing Person: Police investigated a report of a missing adult connected to a location on Coconut Creek Parkway. The report was filed March 3.

• Theft from Vehicle: A victim reported that items valued at about $60 were stolen from a vehicle near Cusanos Baking Company on March 3.

• Suspicious Death Investigation: Officers responded to a residence in the 5200 block of Northwest 55th Boulevard on March 4, where a woman was found deceased. The death was classified as suspicious pending further investigation.

• Possible Narcotics Overdose: Emergency responders were called to a Wendy’s on State Road 7 on March 4 regarding a possible opioid overdose.

• Drug Investigation: Officers reported a narcotics investigation in the 1900 block of Lyons Road involving fentanyl and cannabis.

• Lost Property: A backpack containing a biostatic E-Mister was reported lost at Tradewinds Elementary School on Johnson Road.

• Juvenile Disturbance: Police investigated a situation at Monarch High School after a student reportedly made concerning comments in text messages several months earlier.

• Identity Theft: A resident of Northwest 65th Street reported a case of identity theft connected to activity between September and December 2025.

• Retail Theft: Baby formula valued at about $850 was reported stolen from Publix at Coral Creek Shoppes.

• Theft from Building: A Wynmoor resident reported the theft of a diamond ring valued at about $1,000.

• Vehicle Theft: Two separate vehicle thefts were reported overnight between March 5 and March 6 in the Windsor neighborhood.

• Elder Neglect Allegation: Police investigated allegations of elderly neglect in the Country Lakes area. Authorities reported no removal was required.

• Aggravated Assault with a Weapon: Officers responded to an aggravated assault involving a deadly weapon in the Bayview Village II community.

• Traffic Offense: Police investigated a driver accused of operating a vehicle while their license was suspended near Coconut Creek Parkway.

• Vehicle Burglary: A resident of Northwest 61st Street reported a theft from a vehicle with an estimated loss of $100.

• Retail Theft: Merchandise valued at about $1,673 was reported stolen from Kohl’s on State Road 7.

• Retail Theft: A shoplifting incident was reported at Walmart on Hillsboro Boulevard with an estimated loss of $62.

• Retail Theft: A second shoplifting incident at the same Walmart later that evening resulted in an estimated loss of $234.

• Fraud: A resident of Lyons Road reported a wire/computer fraud incident involving approximately $233.

• Property Damage: A vehicle windshield was reported smashed in the Paloma Lakes community.

• Domestic Disturbance: Officers responded to a verbal domestic disturbance in the Elliot South community.

Arrests

• Davarioous Lashard Devoe, 29, was arrested on March 4 on a charge of possession with intent to sell or deliver cannabis at 1911 Lyons Road.

• Ryan Sankar Narain, 38, was arrested March 6 on a charge of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon without intent to kill.

• Christopher Lee Bevins, 45, was arrested March 7 on a charge of driving while license suspended (third or subsequent offense) near Coconut Creek Parkway.

• Vladislav Plazinskiy, 45, was arrested March 7 and charged with petit theft (second degree, first offense) at Walmart on West Hillsboro Boulevard.

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