WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — The Florida Department of Highway Safety said around 1,400 troopers are working 12-hour shifts along Florida's east coast while Hurricane Dorian spins over the Bahamas.
The troopers are working to keep roads safe and help prepare for the impacts of the storm.
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West Palm Beach police said Monday they made an overnight burglary arrest along Northwood Road. Police said the offender, who they did not name, now faces an enhancement for committing the crime during a state of emergency.
“If you are going to do the crime, be prepared to the "extra" time,” said West Palm Beach police in a tweet.
Thank you to all of our law enforcement and first responders while Florida remains under a state of emergency from Dorian.
Thank you to the Bravo shift for keeping the streets safe while we rest at night! https://t.co/2iU6kIr0LX
— FHP West Palm Beach (@FHPPalmBeach) September 3, 2019
Overnight a burglary arrest was made along Northwood Rd. The adult offender now faces an enhancement for committing the crime during a State of Emergency. If you are going to do the crime, be prepared to the "extra" time. #westpalmbeach #florida #stateofemergency #HurricaneDorian pic.twitter.com/UwgGXo99DR
— West Palm Beach PD (@WestPalmPD) September 2, 2019
