93rd Kings Point Resident Arrested Since 2023

Maria Zimmerman, 56, charged with DUI after allegedly crashing car at Broken Sound Old Golf Course

Published on Mar. 7, 2026

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Another Kings Point Delray Beach resident, 56-year-old Maria Zimmerman, has been arrested - the 93rd resident of the senior living community to face criminal charges since 2023. Zimmerman was taken into custody on March 2nd for allegedly driving under the influence after crashing her car in the parking lot of the Broken Sound Old Golf Course.

Why it matters

Kings Point, a senior living community in Delray Beach, Florida, has seen a high number of resident arrests in recent years, raising concerns about public safety and the well-being of the community's elderly population.

The details

According to the Boca Raton Police Department, Zimmerman had a strong smell of alcohol, slurred speech, and difficulty keeping her eyes open when officers responded to the scene. She also thought it was Tuesday when it was actually Monday. Zimmerman later struggled to complete field sobriety exercises, and her breath samples yielded alcohol content results of .146 and .147 - well above Florida's legal limit of .08.

  • Zimmerman was arrested on March 2nd, 2026.
  • Since 2023, there have been 93 resident arrests at Kings Point.

The players

Maria Zimmerman

A 56-year-old resident of the 'Brittany F' section of Kings Point in Delray Beach, Florida, who was arrested for DUI after allegedly crashing her car in the parking lot of the Broken Sound Old Golf Course.

Boca Raton Police Department

The law enforcement agency that responded to the incident and arrested Zimmerman.

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What’s next

Zimmerman is scheduled to appear in court for her DUI charge.

The takeaway

The high number of resident arrests at Kings Point raises serious concerns about the safety and well-being of the senior living community, and highlights the need for increased oversight and support services to address the underlying issues contributing to the criminal activity.