From the Apopka Police Department
The Apopka Police Department reported 96 citations, 32 crashes, and 1,659 calls for service during the week of April 12 through April 18, according to its latest arrest report.
During that same period, officers made dozens of arrests across a range of charges, including battery, theft, burglary, drug possession, DUI, and probation violations.
Battery-related offenses were among the most frequent charges listed in the report, with multiple arrests for battery touch or strike and battery causing bodily harm. Several theft-related cases were also reported, ranging from petit theft to grand theft involving property valued between $750 and $5,000.
Burglary arrests included incidents involving unoccupied structures and conveyances, while drug-related charges included possession of controlled substances without a prescription. One arrest involved DUI with a person under 18 in the vehicle, along with refusal to submit to DUI testing.
The report also included multiple arrests tied to outstanding warrants, both within Orange County and from other jurisdictions, as well as cases involving resisting an officer without violence.
Among notable incidents, police reported an aggravated battery on a pregnant victim, multiple burglary-related arrests tied to the same location on Lake Border Drive, and several repeat theft charges connected to the same individual on April 18.
Juvenile arrests were also documented, including charges of domestic violence battery, aggravated assault on specified personnel, and resisting an officer with violence.
The weekly report provides a snapshot of law enforcement activity across Apopka, highlighting both the volume of calls officers handle and the range of incidents addressed throughout the city.
The Apopka Police Department reported the following statistics:
Calls For Service 1,659
Traffic Citations 96
Crash Reports 32
Arrests 35
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