Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Florida Fish and Wildlife officers were conducting land-based patrol when they observed a vehicle with a FL tag just outside the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) gate at the west end of 59th Lane N in Loxahatchee, Palm Beach County. Approaching the gate, they sought to determine if the driver was fishing on the L8 canal beyond it.
Upon approaching the gate, three individuals came into view. One of them was holding a handgun of unknown type, caliber, or make. Further investigation revealed that two suspects had a backpack containing three additional handguns. [REDACTED] claimed two of the handguns belonged to his father, who was unaware of their possession. Inside the same backpack, officers found less than 20 grams of marijuana (referred to as the "devils lettuce") in a resealable bag along with a grinder used for preparing the substance for smoking.
Authorities inquired about the ownership of the vehicle, a white Lincoln, as the tag initially identified it as a black Ford replaced with another tag number according to FWC dispatch records. [REDACTED] explained he had recently put a down payment on the vehicle and was testing it for the week. Officers informed him that the tag did not match the vehicle and arranged for a tow service to recover it.
The vehicle's owner, [REDACTED], was notified of the towing, and the reason for it was explained. Authorities also contacted [REDACTED]'s father, who arrived at the scene to pick up his son and take custody. In total, four handguns, five handgun magazines (including one extended magazine), and 36 rounds of various ammunition were seized and logged as evidence at the Jupiter Temporary Evidence Storage lockers.
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Florida Fish and Wildlife officers were conducting land-based patrol when they observed a vehicle with a FL tag just outside the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) gate at the west end of 59th Lane N in Loxahatchee, Palm Beach County. Approaching the gate, they sought to determine if the driver was fishing on the L8 canal beyond it.
Upon approaching the gate, three individuals came into view. One of them was holding a handgun of unknown type, caliber, or make. Further investigation revealed that two suspects had a backpack containing three additional handguns. [REDACTED] claimed two of the handguns belonged to his father, who was unaware of their possession. Inside the same backpack, officers found less than 20 grams of marijuana (referred to as the "devils lettuce") in a resealable bag along with a grinder used for preparing the substance for smoking.
Authorities inquired about the ownership of the vehicle, a white Lincoln, as the tag initially identified it as a black Ford replaced with another tag number according to FWC dispatch records. [REDACTED] explained he had recently put a down payment on the vehicle and was testing it for the week. Officers informed him that the tag did not match the vehicle and arranged for a tow service to recover it.
The vehicle's owner, [REDACTED], was notified of the towing, and the reason for it was explained. Authorities also contacted [REDACTED]'s father, who arrived at the scene to pick up his son and take custody. In total, four handguns, five handgun magazines (including one extended magazine), and 36 rounds of various ammunition were seized and logged as evidence at the Jupiter Temporary Evidence Storage lockers.
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![Caught By Police Leaving A Beach Party At Night
Getting Caught By Police Leaving A Beach Party At Night
Florida Fish and Wildlife Officers were on water patrol north of Peanut Island in Palm Beach County. They observed a vessel without navigational lights operating at night in state waters and initiated a vessel stop to address the violation.
Upon contact with the vessel, and its operator, later identified as [REDACTED] Officers noticed a can on the console of the vessel above the helm. He explained the reason for the stop and began asking for the required safety equipment and registration. Frick could not produce a valid registration for the vessel.
During the stop, Officers asked [REDACTED] for the can that he originally saw and discovered it was an energy drink with alcohol in it called Beast. Officers had [REDACTED] board his vessel to administer a portable breath test (PBT) to see if he was operating a vessel above the .02 threshold. [REDACTED] provided 2 breaths below .02 and then returned to his vessel.
While Officers were conducting the PBT on [REDACTED], The other officer gathered all the adult beverages that were on the vessel and put it onto theirs.
[REDACTED] was cited and warned for the following:
38331C (Misd.) 562.111(1) Alcohol Violation
V787253 (Infrac.) 327.50(2) Navigational lights not present or operational
V787154 (Infrac.) 327.395(1) No boater ID card Caught By Police Leaving A Beach Party At Night](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/KL6hknQWyD8/mqdefault.jpg)
