Delray Beach Police Arrested Two Kings Point Residents
Two individuals from the Kings Point community were booked into the Palm Beach County Jail following recent arrests.
Updated on Sept. 22, 2026 in Law Enforcement
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Police in Delray Beach recently arrested two Kings Point residents in separate incidents involving a DUI charge and a battery charge. These arrests bring the total number of Kings Point residents taken into custody in 2026 to 26.
Why it matters
These arrests are part of a broader, ongoing trend of police activity involving residents from the Kings Point community. Tracking these developments provides insight into local law enforcement efforts and recent criminal charges within the area.
Moniqua McGrady, 33, is being held on a $1500 bond after being charged with DUI, DUI refusal, and resisting an officer. Grace Levine was also arrested and later released on her own recognizance for a battery charge.
The players
Moniqua McGrady
She is a 33-year-old resident of Kings Point who faces charges of DUI, DUI refusal, and resisting an officer.
Grace Levine
She is a Kings Point resident who was arrested on a battery charge.
The details
Moniqua McGrady was booked into the Palm Beach County Jail after she allegedly rear-ended a car on Military Trail near Linton on September 11th and admitted to drinking wine. Grace Levine was subsequently booked into jail on September 19th on a battery charge before being released on her own recognizance.
Timeline
2023 marked the beginning of the recorded arrest count for Kings Point residents.
September 11, 2026, is when Moniqua McGrady allegedly rear-ended a car.
September 19, 2026, is the date Grace Levine was arrested.
Legal Context
These recent arrests contribute to an ongoing pattern of law enforcement interactions involving the Kings Point community. With 107 arrests recorded since 2023, these incidents reflect a consistent frequency of police engagement in the area.
The arrests occurred at specific locations, including Military Trail near Linton, and may impact local traffic or community safety awareness. Residents of the area remain advised of ongoing law enforcement activity reported in the vicinity of their neighborhood.
The takeaway
Understanding the frequency of local arrests can help residents stay informed about community safety and law enforcement activity. Monitoring these updates allows for a clearer picture of how charges are processed within the Palm Beach County judicial system.
Further reading
For more information on regional police activities, visit Law Enforcement.
Source note: This article includes information reported by BocaNewsNow.
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