Arrest Count Rises For Senior Living Community. 34 Arrests Since Start Of 2023.
BY: KINGS POINT BUREAU | BocaNewsNow.com
DELRAY BEACH, FL (BocaNewsNow.com) (Copyright © 2024 MetroDesk Media, LLC) — It has happened again. Another resident of the senior living community of Kings Point Delray Beach is in jail — facing multiple charges. Diane Parolin of Monaco P remains jailed as Friday morning.
Parolin was taken into custody early Friday and booked into jail at 5:23 a.m. She is charged with DUI and “refusal to submit to DUI testing.” She is additionally charged with resisting an officer without violence, and resisting an officer by “refusing to accept or sign citation or post bond.” She is being held on $2250 bond as of 9 a.m.
Parolin was arrested by the Atlantis police department. She is 59 years old.
Diane Parolin is the 14th Kings Point resident to be arrested in 2024 and the 34th since the start of 2023. Kings Point, known as the South Palm Beach County retirement community with more arrests than any other, has had its residents arrested for DUI, sex offenses, drug offenses, threats, weapons charges, assaults, battery, and more. Read our Kings Point Delray Beach coverage here.
Kings point is a senior citizen community. Why are these low life’s being allowed in puts all of us in danger. They certainly don’t qualify as a senior what will it take!
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Just because the woman is over 55 and was caught snookered, and driving does not give you the right to refer to her as a lowlife. She has every right to live at Kings point as you do. I’d say your nasty comment is uncalled for considering where you live is often seen by the masses as a tenement-class community. Therefore, it could be said that you’re so low class you have to look up to look down. Next time put your brain in gear before putting your fingers in motion on a keyboard.
12000 residents equals very low crime rate. Boca news just likes to slam us.
Kings Point has a neverending string of miscreant crime and aptly described as ‘full of lowlifes’
As a banker, I attend professional RE events and KP is the butt of every joke and a property/community no agent would sell to a family member or friend.
Those pretending it’s a small fraction of the community don’t understand crime metrics.
Those of us who do know it’s a red light district and stay the hell away.
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