SpotCrime - The Public's Crime Map

SpotCrime is now mapping crime in Broward County, FL ! Adding Broward County to SpotCrime means we are now mapping the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd most populated counties in the state of Florida , covering a population of over 5.5 million! The most populated county is Miami-Dade County and the 3rd most populated is Palm Beach County . We've been mapping both counties for a couple of years now. The Broward County Sheriff's office is the largest fully accredited Sheriff's office in the nation. You can catch the BSO on TV - they were featured on the first season of COPS in 1989, and on other reality shows like Unleashed: K9 Broward County and Police Women of Broward County. Check out SpotCrime.com or SpotCrime.info for a quick view of crime in your Broward County area. Make sure to sign up for your free Broward County crime alerts ! On mobile? Check out the free SpotCrime apps for iPhone , Android , and Kindle Fire . Stay aware, stay safe!

You can now find Palm Beach County crime data on SpotCrime and MyLocalCrime ! Palm Beach County, FL SpotCrime Map SpotCrime collects it's data directly from the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office , which is the largest law enforcement agency in the county.  The PBSO provides it's services for over 680k residents in the county. Palm Beach county is the second oldest county in the state and now holds approximately 1.3 million people.  About 40% of those people live in incorporated areas, patrolled by the PBSO.  Other major cities in the county including  West Palm Beach , Delray Beach, Lake Worth,  Boca Raton and Jupiter . The county is also the wealthiest in Florida and the coast is lined with particularly well known affluent areas like Palm Beach, Jupiter, Boca Raton and Wellington . Check out SpotCrime or   MyLocalCrime to view crime in your Palm Beach County area.  Be sure to sign up for your local alerts , Stay Safe!

Beginning with a bank robbery on May 22nd 2009, Palm Beach County has been plagued by a serial bank robbery nicknamed "The Withdrawal Bandit" by the press. According to sources at banks that have been struck by the robber the suspect seems to display no signs of nervousness. The suspect's weapon of choice happens to be a withdrawal slip. Many of the bank employees who have dealt with the robber haven't suspected that they are being robbed until the suspect informs them. Currently the Sheriff's Office has yet to receive any tips from the public regarding the bandit; which is surprising as the thief makes no attempt to hide his face. You can find these robberies on our SpotCrime maps here: Withdrawal Bandit Crime Listing Here is a map of the robberies: If you have any information on this case please contact the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office.