Driver accused of hit-and-run, then crash at Coral Springs Costco is re-arrested

A man accused of intentionally ramming into a couple’s car at the Coral Springs Costco while he was out on bond in a hit-and-run case has now been re-arrested, Broward court records show.

Police said 23-year-old Dylan P. Rogers hit a woman with his car in Margate in February before he was accused of a similar incident in Coral Springs in August.

Both times he was released on bond, but on Oct. 16 he was booked back in Broward’s main jail as the second incident is being investigated as a hate crime, according to court records.

Authorities filed a motion to revoke his bond from the first incident after the second one. Documents show he was on house arrest after the second incident.

The Coral Springs News reached out to Rogers’ attorneys in the two cases for comment Oct. 20 but did not immediately receive responses.

The first incident happened Feb. 28, when Margate police responded to a report of a traffic accident, according to an arrest affidavit. The victim told officers she got out of her car after a crash with another driver, later identified as Rogers, but when she was walking back to her vehicle, Rogers accelerated his car and hit her, police wrote in the report.

She rolled onto the hood, then when she fell off she said Rogers ran over her left foot, according to police.

She reported she was “in fear for her life” and rolled out of the road as Rogers drove off, police said.

Margate officers stopped Rogers about 10 minutes later and arrested him on charges of aggravated battery with a dangerous weapon and failure to remain at the scene of a crash involving non-serious injuries, records show.

Six months later, Coral Springs police were called to the Costco on Coral Ridge Drive and Wiles Road on Aug. 31 for another report of a crash involving Rogers, according to an arrest affidavit.

A husband and wife in a Honda Accord were reportedly holding up traffic in the Costco parking lot while waiting for a handicap spot when a white male driver got out of his car and verbally confronted them using racial slurs, according to the couple’s account.

Surveillance footage showed the Honda driver get out of his car as Rogers got back in his Nissan Sentra, reversed, then drove forward into the victims’ car, injuring the husband, police said.

The Honda driver “believes it was the (Nissan) driver’s intention to kill him and if he did not move in time he would have been severely hurt,” officers wrote in the report.

Rogers, of Pompano Beach, was charged with two counts of aggravated battery with a deadly weapon with a possible hate crime enhancement, documents show.

This story was originally published October 20, 2025 at 3:12 PM.