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The official Twitter feed of the Boynton Beach Police Department. #bbpdpride
Boynton Beach, FL
Joined September 2008
Congratulations to Officer Ronald Redondo and Officer Gabriela Patino who graduated from the Palm Beach State College Police Academy today! 🎓. Please join us in wishing them all the best as they begin their career in law enforcement. Welcome to the family! 💙. #bbpdpride
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Whisman failed to yield to traffic, ultimately causing the vehicle to strike Whisman and his e-bike. Whisman was transported to Delray Medical Center; he was pronounced dead on July 6. The investigation is ongoing.
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The preliminary investigation reveals that the bicycle was an e-bike, driven by Whisman, and was traveling eastbound across Congress Avenue on the south side of the intersection while a vehicle was traveling northbound on Congress Avenue with a green traffic light.
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(Cont) On June 24, 2025, the Recreation and Parks Department notified the event organizer that their event permit had been denied via email. A refund was initiated the same day, which the organizer acknowledged via email.
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UPDATE #2: On June 17, 2025, the organizer of “Peace in the Hood” submitted a Special Events Application to the City of Boynton Beach Recreation and Parks Dept to host an event titled "Stop Violence Awareness" for approximately 20 attendees at Sara Sims Park on July 5, 2025.
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…while attendees, including numerous children, were in the crossfire. During the shooting, several vehicles both occupied and unoccupied were struck. Additional victims sustained minor injuries and were treated at local hospitals or on-scene by Boynton Beach Fire Rescue.
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BBPD Officers determined that the shooting occurred during an unsanctioned event advertised as “Peace in the Hood” with nearly 500 attendees. The initial investigation shows that at approx 8:04 p.m. multiple rival gang members began shooting at each other (cont.).
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Shortly after, BBPD dispatch received reports that two additional female victims were self-transported to local hospitals. One victim was suffering from a gunshot wound to the leg and the other suffered from a gunshot wound to the hip.
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UPDATE: Three gunshot wound victims have been identified from the shooting at Sara Sims Park. All victims have non-life threatening injuries. We continue to ask anyone with information to call our non emergency line at 561-732-8116.
Boynton Beach Police are currently investigating a shooting at Sara Sims Park, 209 NW 9th Court. We urge residents to avoid the area while officers remain on scene. Anyone with information is asked to call our non-emergency line at 561-732-8116. Thank you for your cooperation.
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Boynton Beach Police are currently investigating a shooting at Sara Sims Park, 209 NW 9th Court. We urge residents to avoid the area while officers remain on scene. Anyone with information is asked to call our non-emergency line at 561-732-8116. Thank you for your cooperation.
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TRAFFIC ALERT: BBPD are on scene of a traffic crash at Old Boynton Rd and N Congress Ave. Northbound lanes of N Congress Ave from Old Boynton Rd as well as Eastbound lanes of Old Boynton Rd from N Congress Ave are currently closed. Drivers should seek an alternate route.
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Planning to attend the @cityofboyntonbeach’s Red, White & Blue with a Waterfront View 4th of July Celebration at Intracoastal Park? . BBPD will be out there with you—celebrating safely and keeping our community secure all night long. 🇺🇸. #BBPD #FourthOfJuly
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#REMINDER to all businesses:.• Always verify payment requests — especially those involving wire transfers. • Law enforcement and banks will NEVER ask for payments by phone or in person. • If you suspect fraud, report it immediately to your local police. #ScamAlert.
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The email looked legitimate — complete with company letterhead and banking details. Thanks to quick action by BBPD detectives, $102,826.03 of the stolen funds have been recovered and returned to the victim.
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🚨 FRAUD ALERT: Over $100K Recovered in Email Scam Investigation . BBPD are investigating a wire fraud case where a local business owner was scammed into sending $170K to scammers posing as a contractor via email.
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“We are also grateful to the U.S. Marshals for their assistance, and to the members of our community who provided tips and submitted video footage—your support was instrumental in helping us move this case forward.”.
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