Working at the 911 call center for the city of Boca Raton was terrible. They are very catty,…read moredisrespectful, talk down to you, they lack diversity and they are plain old bullies.

I am a 23-year-old male working part-time at a big chain retailer at the Town Center Mall, and I…read moreattend college full-time. I was assaulted at work by a customer who came in to purchase a new phone. Despite having security footage of the incident, the customer's name, and multiple witnesses, the police have done nothing to address the situation. This experience has left me feeling embarrassed, disgusted, and unsupported. I had no previous interaction with the customer other than greeting her and saying hi. I wasn't even the one who did the transaction or set up her new phone that she bought as a replacement because she decided to go horseback riding on the beach, from what I was filled in on afterwards. My manager provided the police with security footage, the customer's name, and the details of the purchase, yet the police department has not taken action, stating there is not enough evidence. The footage clearly shows the customer taking a swing at my right buttocks, cupping it, and then running out of the store laughing and waving back inside the store. Despite this, the evidence seems to be insufficient for them to proceed. I feel unsafe in our community, and this needs to change. Is touching someone's private area while on camera, with their name known and verified by people at the place, not enough for action to be taken and held accountable? Is it not serious and more of a common thing in Boca Raton that the Police Department just sweeps it away, when someone innocently just trying to make ends meet deals with the negative impact? It makes me question and think that there are other people who have gone through things just like me, and it is treated not seriously and more of a common thing that the Boca Raton Police Department just decides to sweep under the rug, letting the victim and innocent worker pay the price while the aggressor goes about as if nothing happened. Absolutely saddening and gross how unhelpful and unwilling to help the Boca Raton Police Department is!

great agency but political.... way to many criminals and…read morerepeat convicted felon fr the population broward, with the knuckle heads robbin, rapin and looting. the brward sheriff will apprehend them and hold them in jail till ustice is served. so sugar coating. don't buck the jack, the jack man gotta get paid.

Broward County Sheriff should be ashamed of themselves. They…read morearrested a man named Gilberto Torres Arriaga -- homeless, with nowhere to sleep -- just for trying to find a place to rest. They called it burglary, but what it really was... was a man looking for shelter from the cold world outside. Instead of compassion, they gave him charges. Instead of help, they gave him handcuffs. No one stopped to see that he's struggling with mental health. No one cared that he's homeless, hungry, and lost. What a disgrace. I used to be homeless myself. I remember when things were different -- when officers tried to help you, when they'd take you to a shelter instead of a cell. Places like Broward Outreach, Faith Farm, and House of Hope were created to lift people up, to help rebuild lives. But now... it feels like the system is more focused on destroying lives than saving them. It's heartbreaking. We live in a world that turns its back on the broken -- that punishes people for being lost instead of guiding them home. This man didn't need jail. He needed love. He needed someone to see his pain, not his charges. He needed help, not handcuffs. To everyone out there struggling -- I see you. I've been there. I know the pain of being forgotten by the system. But don't lose hope. God still sees you, even when the world looks away. What a disgraceI am so disappointed.I was there too at one point and did not get treated.So well either I completely understand this brother.

The few times I had to use the non emergency CS Police department I was amazed by the respectful…read moreand supportive team. I have called them maybe 4 times in my lifetime for diff reasons and they always responded on a timely manner. Kudos to CSPD - amazing team, amazing officers and employees. Please keep up good work. CS citizens appreciate you.

Very organized pd with state of the arch equipment, friendly in the community while protecting and…read moreserving

It seems like since Covid time everybody is off from work . We came here looking to do finger print…read more paperwork for a visa and of course they only do it at certain days and time . My friend wanted to scream why isn't their website up to date on this stuff ?? Of course we love the Police and all that they do but .......

As police officers and sergeants, you have a responsibility to lead by example and to train your…read moresubordinates to be law abiding professionals who enforce the law fairly and consistently. Every interaction with the public should reflect respect, discipline, and a commitment to upholding the principles that so many service members have fought and died to protect. A video currently circulating online raises serious concerns about conduct that appears inconsistent with these expectations. It shows behavior that comes across as lacking professionalism, discipline, and proper de-escalation, traits that are essential to effective and just policing. Freedom can be complex and, at times, challenging to navigate. However, it is precisely in those moments that restraint, training, and accountability matter most. Upholding the law is not only about enforcement, but also about maintaining public trust through integrity and respect for every citizen.

The police officers at this location are so wonderful. While I was waiting, asked if I was ok and…read moreif I would like some water. Also offered my dog water. Met 3 different officers, and all really pleasant to speak with.

I got window tint ticket and i was trying to get it fix I got it removed from the car and I went to…read morethe this police department to get the ticket signed from a police officer when I went in the lady at the front desk treated me with a really bad attitude and told me that can't be done I ask for a supervisor and 20 minutes later the officer show up really good treatment and sing the ticket how I ask for really bad experience but officer was really polite

One of the worst cops ever Sgt Turner pulled me over after recklessly driving on the 95 , following…read moreclosely behind me while it was pouring raining, and then got upset bc I pulled my phone out to record him driving horrible. When I contacted his boss ,of course, his boss took his side. They only look out for their own oh and apparently sergeants don't have dash cameras so it was his lies against mines. So do with that information as you will.

A former tenant did not pay rent, destroyed locks on a city water meter, dogs destroyed the lawn,…read morelandscaping, and part of the fence and moved across the street. They left the residence when Wilton Manors removed the water meters after they discovered the tenants removed city-placed locks on water meters. They befriended a Wilton Manors police woman and a code enforcement person, who begin making complaints on us while we are trying to repair everything. The started harassing those that visited our property(including our newly-hired property manager), would run up to anyone visiting our property, tell them we were awful, did not repair items, and other slander. We are installing cameras. Police and code enforcement should not do their job based on friendships! I am certain a call to the city will help Curtail the harassment.

Don't know why they get so much hate. Always pleasant interactions on the ave. I been a degenerate…read moredrinker on the ave for years never seen anyone get arrested who didn't deserve it. Officer Greg is easy on the eyes. Tall and handsome. Hate to see him leave but love to watch him walk away.

I am a 64-year-old man who was physically assaulted by a mover after he was prepaid over $600 for a…read morejob he refused to do. I was struck repeatedly while I was on the phone with U-Haul, seeking a replacement after the mover refused to complete a job that was fully prepaid. I calmly informed him multiple times (approximately 4-6 times) that there was no issue between us, and that if he would not perform the work, he could simply leave and I would arrange for another provider. While I was still on the phone with U-Haul, the mover suddenly punched me in the face--including my right ear and nose--and forcibly snatched a gold chain cross from my neck. This left me with bleeding scratch marks and multiple injuries. I have pictures of him holding my gold cross and chain. My wife recorded video evidence of the assault while I was on the phone, and we also took photos showing that I was on the phone when he repeatedly struck, the visible wounds, and the perpetrator holding my stolen gold cross and chain. I called the Delray Beach police when officers arrived, they appeared to be intimidated by the perpetrator, I later found out that he has prior criminal records for assaulting a police officer. They appeared to me as incompetent and inexperienced. They saw cuts and scratches on my face and neck. I also showed them pictures of the perp holding my gold cross and chain which he violently snatched from my neck causing bleeding wounds. They appeared somehow intimidated by the aggressor. One officer was mocking me and my wife while I was sitting on the floor dizzy and bleeding. He called me a liar! When I asked for a supervisor, I found out that one was standing on the side being passive. When I asked for his help, the young sarcastic officer was disrespecting the surgent and answering for him and talking over him. When I pointed this out to the surgent he yelled at the officer and asked him to move back away from the scene. But then the surgent said that I "just lost a fight". Between an old man and a young criminal with prior assault records on a police officer. They even advised the mover that he could press charges against me if I chose to file charges against him, and the mover requested the police to ask me not to press charges. Despite my injuries, the police declined to arrest or charge him at the scene, stating that the matter would be referred to the State Attorney's Office. I provided photos as evidence to the police investigation unit, and they also documented my wounds. Immediately after the incident, I sought medical attention at the emergency room, where my injuries and concussion were treated and reported. The police, showing apparent bias, warned me that the video evidence could be interpreted as me attempting to punch the assailant. Sadly, the Delray Beach Police failed to protect an old man after being physically assaulted and injured by a young perpetrator ith prior criminal records for assualting a police officer. The only and one thing they supposedly pride themselves for is to "Serve and Protect" they failed to provide. Is not this what we pay taxes and pay their salary for?