Broward County Sheriff’s Office cracks down on vehicle burglaries in Parkland
Broward County, Florida – The Broward County Sheriff’s Office recently apprehended three teenagers in connection with a series of vehicle burglaries within the confines of the Grand Cypress Estates development in Parkland.
On July 9th, law enforcement officials responded to a security alert triggered by a local resident. The alert, originating from a surveillance system, depicted the trio, later identified as Jamarius Rogers, 19, Dishawn McClain, 18, and Jayden McCoy, 18, engaging in what appeared to be a vehicle break-in.
The notification from the victim was swiftly followed by another report from a security guard of the estate. He observed a vehicle speeding away from the community premises. The guard managed to relay a comprehensive description of the escape vehicle, including the crucial license plate number, to the sheriff’s deputies.
Utilizing the information provided, the authorities traced and halted a Honda Accord believed to have been involved in the series of burglaries. The occupants, identified as Rogers, McClain, and McCoy, were detained.
During their interaction with the investigators, both McClain and McCoy admitted their involvement in the burglaries. Concurrently, Rogers conceded to his role as the driver of the vehicle used to facilitate their escape.
Subsequent to their arrests, all three suspects were transported to the Broward County Jail and were later released upon posting a bond of $1,000 each.
In the aftermath of their detention, further examination of the surveillance footage from the victim’s property revealed the culprits approaching the victim’s vehicle parked on the driveway. Moments later, the security footage captured the Honda Accord, operated by Rogers, idling in the nearby roadway and subsequently whisking away McClain and McCoy following the burglary.
