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Police Make 57th Arrest Of A Kings Point Delray Beach Resident Since 2023

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Another Resident Of Senior Living Community Sent To Jail. Seventh This Year.

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A 32-year-old woman living in the senior living community of Kings Point in Delray Beach is the seventh resident jailed this year, the 57th since 2023.

DELRAY BEACH, FL (BocaNewsNow.com) (Copyright © 2025 MetroDesk Media, LLC) — For the 57th time since the start of 2023, a Kings Point resident has been jailed. This time, it’s Joanie Engers. At 32, she’s significantly younger than the typical resident of the senior living community in Delray Beach. She lists the Monaco section of Kings Point as her home address.

Engers was arrested Sunday afternoon and booked into the Palm Beach County Jail around 4:10 p.m. She is charged with a moving traffic violation for driving with a suspended license for the “second or subsequent” time. Bond is set at $1000. 

The arrest report continues to be processed early Monday morning. It was unclear where she was stopped or why she was stopped by police. We will update this report once BocaNewsNow.com obtains the report. 

Joanie Engers
Joanie Engers, Courtesy Palm Beach County Jail.

Engers is the latest arrest of a Kings Point resident. Not just the 57th arrest since 2023, but the 37th since 2024 and the 7th this year. BocaNewsNow.com’s unofficial records indicate that more Kings Point residents are arrested than residents of any other senior living community in south Palm Beach County. Among them: residents charged with sexual assault, drug crimes, weapons crimes, domestic assault crimes, DUI, downloading illegal images of children, and more. Read our Kings Point coverage here.

We remind readers that charges filed by law enforcement agencies are allegations and that all criminal defendants are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. We also remind readers that civil court filings are allegations made by the party filing suit. The validity of those allegations will be determined in court. If you are the subject of reporting that you believe is inaccurate, please email us immediately at clarification@bocanewsnow.com.

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