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Apopka Burglary Report

Vehicle break-ins dominate Apopka’s weekly burglary report

Incidents were reported between September 8 and September 12

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In Summary:

The Apopka Police Department recorded five burglaries during its latest weekly reporting period. Vehicle burglaries were reported on Lakeview Ridge Circle, Mill Run Circle, Panical Drive, and Rock Springs Road. APD also reported a commercial burglary along South Orange Blossom Trail.

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The Apopka Police Department reported five burglaries between September 6 and September 12, including four involving vehicles.

Related: From triple-digit speed to vehicle theft, APD records 16 arrests in one week.

Two auto burglaries were reported on September 8. The incidents occurred in the 2060-2069 block of Lakeview Ridge Circle and the 1020-1029 block of Mill Run Circle.

Police reported a third vehicle burglary on September 11 in the 730-739 block of Panical Drive.

Police reported two additional burglaries on September 12. One was an auto burglary in the 1500-1509 block of Rock Springs Road, while the other was a commercial burglary in the 770-779 block of South Orange Blossom Trail.

The weekly report did not include information about stolen property, possible suspects, arrests, or whether any of the incidents may be connected. No residential burglaries were listed for the reporting period.

APD noted that information in the report remains subject to change based on the outcome of continuing investigations.

Here are the details:

Burglaries:

Commercial - 1

Residential - 0

Vehicle - 4

Five key points:

  • APD listed five burglaries for the September 6-12 reporting period.
  • Four of the five incidents were classified as auto burglaries.
  • Two vehicle burglaries were reported on September 8.
  • A commercial burglary was reported on September 12 on South Orange Blossom Trail.
  • The weekly report included no residential burglaries.

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