Well they’re not all terrible but this report shows some bad hair days, a shotgun encounter near the Sandalfoot Cumberland Farms, plus drugs, a few domestic battery incidents, a DUI Hit & Run in Mission Bay, and more.
Neighborhoods include Watergate Estates (twice), Palmetto Pines, Boca Rio, Sandalfoot Cove, and a few from East Boca.
Scott Zagofsky (40, Sandalfoot Cove) has a lot going on. It starts with a domestic dispute and finished with Zagofsky punching a deputy multiple times in the head, then kicking and punching other deputies. A Taser was used multiple times.
Zagofsky has multiple prior domestic cases here in Palm Beach County. He has a pending felony drug case in Broward with an active warrant, and some old felonies there as well.
Maybe he’s not the one?
Temple Inman (56, East Boca) was arrested for a DUI Hit & Run on Diego Drive in Mission Bay after she crashed into a Honda minivan at Glades & Diego and then drove away.
Deputies found multiple open cans of Miller Lite in her car. She refused a breath test.
Charges include driving a revoked license (prior DUI), repeat refusal of breath test, leaving scene of crash with injuries and DUI with property damage.
Court records show she had two DUI arrests in February 2018, and a felony battery on a senior in 2016. Earlier this year she was arrested by Delray PD after giving them a fake name.
Pro Tip: If you’re going to give police a fake name, it shouldn’t be someone who has a warrant.
David Hernandez (34) was arrested for stealing packages from other residents of his apartment complex near the San Remo Golf & Tennis Club (Yamato just east of I-95).
Hernandez has several prior cases, mostly minor crimes, none of them hair-related.
Nelson Paul (24, San Marino at Town Place) was arrested for choking and hitting his girlfriend, stopping her from calling police, and preventing her from leaving the apartment. She managed to escape.
He was arrested at the nearby CVS on St. Andrews. No CVS receipts were used in committing the crime.
We see no criminal history for him, but he has had several traffic cases.
A spat in Sandalfoot Cove led deputies to arrest Sandra Casey (50, Boca Rio). Her common-law wife accused Casey of hitting her in the face and stopping her from calling 911.
It appears Casey was angry that her fiancée called off the engagement while they were out drinking.
We see one prior domestic violence case involving Ms. Casey.
Louis Almeida (61, Palmetto Pines) was arrested for aggravated assault with a firearms after he pointed a shotgun at a restaurant owner. The incident occurred in the back alley behind the restaurants just north of the Sandalfoot Cumberland Farms.
It began when Almeida had an argument from his car with a 13-year-old behind the restaurant. The kid’s dad came out and Almeida drove away, threatening to return and shoot “the bitch” – the child.
Almeida did indeed return in his car and pointed a shotgun at the owner, again from his car. The owner grabbed the barrel and deflected it away from himself. Almeida drove away again.
Witnesses got Almeida’s plate and deputies went to his home, where he told multiple inconsistent storied and denied owning a shotgun. He consented to a search and police found a shotgun in his home.
Deputies did not find ammunition so it appears the gun was not loaded. We see no priors for Almeida.
Jesse Lebrecht (28, Watergate Estates) was arrested after his girlfriend accused him of throwing her to the ground during a domestic dispute. We see no prior arrests for him.
Bradley Barber (50, Watergate Estates) was arrested on drug charges. Back in September a PBSO team were informed about a drug dealer using a particular phone number. An undercover agent contacted the number and engaged in a transaction with Barber at his (Barber’s) home.
A month or so later the team searched the home with a warrant. Deputies found crack cocaine and various pills.
For some reason he wasn’t arrested until 5 months later. We suspect he was working for them as an informant, and at some point he didn’t do what they wanted and that’s why he was finally arrested.
