If you see your stolen belonging online, contact BSO or your local police agency to let them safely recover the item.New Year's is high time for serial arsonists, research shows, and Hollywood firefighters are seeing that phenomenon first hand as they chase potential copy-catters who continued to set cars ablaze Saturday morning. Some popular online shops are OfferUp, eBay, Craigslist Secure your belongings at all times HOW TO RECOVER YOUR PROPERTY.Add or note distinctive markings or colors.Photograph and document your valuable belongings.However, let BSO staff know you’re using the grounds for a safe-zone exchange.
Trades and purchases can be made in Broward Sheriff’s Office district lobbies and parking lots. BUY & SELL SAFELY Use the parking lot of a law enforcement agency. Primus, who faces charges of grand theft and dealing in stolen property, was released on bond. During an undercover operation, the team recovered the watercraft. Primus had swiped a Sea-Doo GTX and posted it for sale on OfferUp. On June 14, BSO’s Deerfield Beach Crime Suppression Team arrested Shawn Primus for stealing a personal watercraft. Perez, who was taken into custody by BSO Detective German Bickbau, is facing six charges including grand theft, possession of a controlled substance and driving with a suspended license. The victim was able to confirm with “100 percent” certainty that the purloined mower was his based on distinctive markings he had documented. State Road 7 in Hollywood where Perez showed up with the victim’s mower. BSO Detective Matthew Goodnow made arrangements to meet the seller at McDonald’s at 5530 S.
The mower had been taken a few days earlier from the carport of a Dania Beach home and was listed on OfferUp before the owner could even file an incident report. On June 23, BSO Dania Beach detectives arrested Orlando Suarez Perez in the theft of a John Deere lawnmower. Broward Sheriff's Office - BSO Makes Arrests after Stolen Goods Found on OfferUp Twice this month, Broward Sheriff’s Office deputies helped residents recover items that were stolen and then put up for sale on the app OfferUp.
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