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Burglary, weapons and assault charges highlight Apopka’s weekly arrest report

APD lists 23 arrests in its Sept. 20–26 report, with 1,680 calls for service during the week

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The Apopka Police Department’s arrest report for Sept. 20–26 includes burglary, assault, weapons and drug charges, traffic offenses, and warrant arrests. The report lists 22 adults and one juvenile, with several people appearing under multiple charges or warrants.

Related: APD responds to burglaries at a business, a home and two vehicles.

During the week, APD also recorded 1,680 calls for service, issued 58 citations and reported 31 crashes. The arrest report provides charges and general locations but does not include narratives describing the circumstances of the cases.

Burglary and weapons charges

A 24-year-old man was arrested September 26 on charges of burglary with assault or battery and unarmed burglary of an occupied conveyance. The report lists the offense location as the 300–400 block of East Eighth Street.

A separate arrest on September 22 involved a 37-year-old man charged with unarmed burglary of an unoccupied structure, criminal mischief involving damage of $1,000 or more, and petit theft. The listed location was the 770 block of South Orange Blossom Trail.

The report’s juvenile section lists a 16-year-old arrested September 24 under a warrant case on charges of grand theft of a firearm and armed burglary. The offense location was the 1560–1569 block of Marden Ridge Loop.

Weapons charges also appeared in two adult cases. A 26-year-old man arrested Sept. 22 was charged with possession of a controlled substance without a prescription and use or display of a firearm during a felony. A 33-year-old man arrested Sept. 26 was charged with possession of a weapon or ammunition by a convicted felon.

Assault, battery and false imprisonment

A 40-year-old woman arrested September 23 was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon without intent to kill, child abuse without great bodily harm and false imprisonment. The report lists the offense location as the 1950–1959 block of Nicole Lee Circle.

On September 25, a 35-year-old woman was arrested on charges of domestic battery and false imprisonment in a case associated with the 1250–1259 block of Himalayan Court. Separate cases included an arrest for battery on West Orange Blossom Trail and an arrest for simple assault and resisting an officer without violence on Marden Ridge Loop.

Traffic offenses, drugs and warrants

Traffic-related arrests included driving without a valid license, driving with a suspended or revoked license, and leaving the scene of a crash involving property damage. A 35-year-old man arrested Sept. 20 at Vick Road and Old Dixie Highway was charged with DUI, driving without a valid license and refusal to submit to DUI testing.

Other entries included controlled-substance possession, a controlled-substance sale charge listed under a warrant case, theft, trespassing, providing false identification to law enforcement and giving false information to police. Several people were also listed on out-of-county warrants.

The report does not provide court outcomes. All charges are allegations, and those accused are presumed innocent unless proven guilty.

Key Points:

  • The weekly report lists 22 adults and one juvenile.
  • Burglary entries include charges involving an unoccupied structure, an occupied conveyance and burglary with assault or battery.
  • A juvenile was listed under a warrant case involving armed burglary and grand theft of a firearm charges.
  • Other cases included aggravated assault, child abuse, domestic battery, false imprisonment and weapons offenses.
  • APD recorded 1,680 calls for service, 58 citations, and 31 crashes.

The Apopka Police Department reported the following statistics:

Calls For Service: 1,680

Traffic Citations: 58

Crash Reports: 31

Arrests: 23

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