DAVIE, Fla. – An argument over a parking space in a Walmart lot turned violent quickly on Tuesday afternoon, according to Davie Police. It all happened at the Walmart on University Drive and Griffin Road over a parking-space disagreement. Police said one woman had been waiting for a parking spot but when the space opened up, a silver Mercedes sped into the spot before she could pull in. At that time, when she got out of her car, she was attacked by three people from the Mercedes-Benz, according to police. Video shows the woman on the ground being attacked by the group while other shoppers try to help stop the assault.

MEDLEY, Fla. The Town of Medley Police Department is mourning one of their own after an officer drowned in a pond behind a home in Davie over the weekend. We are heartbroken by the loss of one of our own, Officer Dan Garcia, who proudly served our community with integrity, honor, and commitment, the Police Department posted on Twitter. Leone said the officer went under water and did not surface. Leone said Davie police officers responded to the scene around 7:40 p.m. and police divers retrieved Garcia from the water. The Davie Police Department extends our deepest sympathy and prayers to the family of Officer Dan Garcia and the Town of Medley Police Department for their loss, he said.

A Monday night shooting left a family in mourning in Davie and a killer on the loose, according to the Davie Police Department. Lt. Mark Leone, a spokesman for the department, said officers found a man dead inside a car about 9 p.m. in the driveway of a home at 2700 SW 116 Ave., in the Majestic Groves community. Leone said the man was shot several times and the detectives’ investigation was ongoing Tuesday afternoon. Detectives have yet to release the identity of the shooting victim. According to the multiple listing service that real estate brokers use, the 3-bedroom home was listed for $1.08 million on Dec. 6.

DAVIE, Fla. – A South Florida man who punched a father in front of his 8-year-old son has been arrested. Davie police said Wilson was identified as the man seen on surveillance video punching the victim in the face during an argument Oct. 13 at Off the Wall Trampoline Fun Center. The victim, who didn't want to be identified, told Local 10 News that Wilson accused him of stealing his game card. Lt. Mark Leone said Wilson was supposed to turn himself in, but he stopped answering calls from police. Ultimately, Wilson did surrender.

DAVIE, Fla. - Something police called a "potential threat" caused all Nova schools to be placed on lockdown Friday afternoon in Davie. According to police, an investigation was launched into a threat made over the phone to Nova High School, but the school was checked and deemed safe. Police said Nova High received several phone calls around dismissal time Friday in which a muffled caller stated, "Code Red" multiple times. A total of five schools were placed on lockdown during the investigation: Nova Blanche Forman Elementary, Nova Eisenhower Elementary, Nova Middle School, Davie Elementary School and Nova High. One of the teens is currently registered at Nova High School.

DAVIE, Fla. - Davie Police Department detectives are still searching for the suspected motorcycle club members responsible for a brutal beating that resulted in a 57-year-old man's death last year. Detectives suspect they were Outlaw Motorcycle Club members. Michael Kline was beaten July 4, 2018, outside of the Road Dawgs Saloon at 13010 W. State Road 84. Kline's son also told police officers he remembers seeing several Outlaw Motorcycle Club members there, and his father had argued with one of them a few weeks earlier. Before the beating, Kline left the bar to buy cigarettes at a nearby Exxon gas station.

DAVIE, Fla. - Destiny Rose was tied to a chair with a rope wrapped around her neck, Rose's aunt Shanna Champion told police officers on Wednesday. Champion said the man who was with her used an Instagram live video chat from Rose's mobile phone to taunt her. She said Rose, 17, was crying. Lt. Mark Leone released a statement Thursday saying Rose was last seen Aug. 20 at the Alpha Group Home in Southwest Ranches. Detectives are asking anyone with information about Rose to call the Davie Police Department detectives at 954-693-8200 or Broward Crime Stoppers at 954-493-8477.

DAVIE, Fla. - Destiny Rose was tied to a chair with a rope wrapped around her neck and a man was using her mobile phone to taunt her. Rose's aunt Shanna Champion told officers that the man, who was holding Rose hostage, contact her on a live video chat from Rose's Instagram account. Champion reported the Instagram live chat call to police officers on Wednesday saying that Rose was in danger. Lt. Mark Leone said Rose was last seen Aug. 20 at the Alpha Group Home, a therapeutic group home in Southwest Ranches. Detectives are asking anyone with information about Rose to call the Davie Police Department detectives at 954-693-8200 or Broward Crime Stoppers at 954-493-8477.