Pines market teases ‘big changes, big flavors.’ Plus fraud, sexual assault cases
From an Asian supermarket’s highly anticipated reopening to an alleged $180,000 fraud scheme and a sexual assault case involving a foster teen, these three recent Pembroke Pines stories made headlines.
Here’s a rundown to catch up:
Popular Asian supermarket plans to reopen soon with major upgrades
Kimchi Mart on Pines Boulevard says it will reopen in a few weeks after renovations, teasing “big changes” for shoppers. Updates include a fresh look and a new food court.
Man accused of $180K fraud scheme targeting credit union member, police say
Police say a Miami man allegedly posed as a Navy Federal employee, convinced a member to share account details and triggered a $180,000 withdrawal. Investigators say he tried cashing out money at a Pembroke Pines branch.
Miramar man accused of sexually assaulting Pembroke Pines foster teen, cops say
Investigators say a Miramar man picked up a teen from a Children’s Harbor group home in Pembroke Pines and assaulted her after driving to his Miami apartment. He was arrested months later on felony charges.
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