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A West Boca Raton closing agent is accused of stealing more than $4 million from his employer’s escrow accounts, including using company money for a roof replacement and past-due HOA fees at his home, according to the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office.
Boca Raton Police issued a non-emergency traffic advisory Tuesday afternoon reporting southbound lane closures near St. Andrews and Glades and urging drivers to use alternate routes.
A cool, cloudy pattern continues across Boca Raton today with occasional showers, gusty north winds, and a high risk of rip currents along the Atlantic beaches. Conditions slowly improve late week, with sunnier and warmer weather expected this weekend.
BSO Homicide Unit detectives are investigating a fatal shooting reported early Sunday in West Park.
Boca Raton Police issued a traffic advisory Tuesday morning saying the intersection of NE Spanish Trail and East Boca Raton Road is closed in all directions because of a gas leak.
State records for the week ending March 15 show six emergency closures in Palm Beach and Broward, along with hundreds of inspections and a new round of disciplinary orders tied to earlier restaurant cases.