NewsFOX 13 Tampa BaySeptember 13, 2026Hillsborough County
Cape Coral Police arrest 11 individuals in three-year organized crime investigation named 'Operation Ticking Time'
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Eleven individuals were arrested following a nearly three-year investigation by the Cape Coral Police Department into an organized criminal enterprise. The suspects face charges including fraud, identity theft, vehicle theft, and drug offenses.
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Local law enforcement actions conclude a multi-year investigation into organized criminal activity affecting residents and businesses in Cape Coral.
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PersonDaniel Styner“21-year-old arrested during the operation.”otherOperation Ticking Time“The name of the nearly three-year organized crime investigation.”PersonEdward Ray“24-year-old arrested during the operation.”PersonZachariah Correa“21-year-old arrested during the operation.”locationCape Coral“The location where the criminal enterprise operated and arrests occurred.”PersonJalen Rivera“21-year-old arrested during the operation.”OrganizationLee County Sheriff's Office“Worked with CCPD and the U.S. Marshals Service on Sept. 8.”PersonSafiyah Horton“20-year-old arrested during the operation.”OrganizationU.S. Marshals Service Regional Fugitive Task Force“Worked with CCPD and the Lee County Sheriff's Office on Sept. 8.”PersonWayne Williams“20-year-old arrested during the operation.”PersonDerrick Weaver“24-year-old arrested during the operation.”PersonJalen Elliott“24-year-old arrested during the operation.”PersonArgenis Blanco“24-year-old arrested during the operation.”PersonYalissa Reyes-Perez“22-year-old arrested during the operation.”PersonAzira Boone“21-year-old out-of-state suspect who made arrangements to turn herself in.”OrganizationCape Coral Police Department“Conducted 'Operation Ticking Time' alongside partner agencies.”