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Boca Raton woman charged after allegedly hurling stones at occupied vehicles, police say
Summary by Boca Raton News Editorial Desk · As published by cbs12.com
· September 15, 2026
· 1 min read
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Key points For more information on the charge and the incident, further details are available from the source, cbs12. A woman has been charged by police in connection with an incident involving stones being hurled at vehicles.
A woman has been charged by police in connection with an incident involving stones being hurled at vehicles. The vehicles were occupied at the time of the incident.
The woman is from Boca Raton . Police have made this charge, though details of the incident are not fully provided here.
For more information on the charge and the incident, further details are available from the source, cbs12.com.
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