Uploaded March 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
*This video underscores the importance of ethical harvesting practices and full compliance with Florida's wildlife laws to ensure that alligators are dispatched in a humane manner.
Bodycam Footage Video - On August 16, 2024, an officer with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) was on land patrol in a marked vehicle in Broward County. During patrol, a call was received from another officer reporting that a group of alligator hunters had recently harvested an alligator near the northeast pump house at Stormwater Treatment Area ¾ (STA 3/4). The officer proceeded east on the north levee of STA ¾ to conduct a resource inspection.
Upon arrival, the officer made contact with the permit holder, who confirmed that an alligator had been killed and was in the bed of a truck. The officer exited the vehicle to conduct the inspection.
During the inspection, the officer observed that the alligator’s eyes were still moving. When the officer touched the eye, the alligator blinked, and its neck began to fill with air as it breathed. A bullet wound was visible near the alligator’s neck. It was determined that the bullet from the bang stick had struck the spine, paralyzing the alligator but not dispatching it. The officer instructed the permit holder to remove the alligator from the truck bed and administer a fatal shot to ensure the animal was humanely and ethically dispatched. The permit holder complied, pulling the alligator to the side levee and delivering a fatal shot.
A misdemeanor citation was issued for a violation of F.A.C. 68A-25.042(3)(d)1, which mandates that alligators captured using handheld snares and snatch hooks must be released or humanely dispatched immediately to prevent unnecessary trauma.
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*This video underscores the importance of ethical harvesting practices and full compliance with Florida's wildlife laws to ensure that alligators are dispatched in a humane manner.
Bodycam Footage Video - On August 16, 2024, an officer with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) was on land patrol in a marked vehicle in Broward County. During patrol, a call was received from another officer reporting that a group of alligator hunters had recently harvested an alligator near the northeast pump house at Stormwater Treatment Area ¾ (STA 3/4). The officer proceeded east on the north levee of STA ¾ to conduct a resource inspection.
Upon arrival, the officer made contact with the permit holder, who confirmed that an alligator had been killed and was in the bed of a truck. The officer exited the vehicle to conduct the inspection.
During the inspection, the officer observed that the alligator’s eyes were still moving. When the officer touched the eye, the alligator blinked, and its neck began to fill with air as it breathed. A bullet wound was visible near the alligator’s neck. It was determined that the bullet from the bang stick had struck the spine, paralyzing the alligator but not dispatching it. The officer instructed the permit holder to remove the alligator from the truck bed and administer a fatal shot to ensure the animal was humanely and ethically dispatched. The permit holder complied, pulling the alligator to the side levee and delivering a fatal shot.
A misdemeanor citation was issued for a violation of F.A.C. 68A-25.042(3)(d)1, which mandates that alligators captured using handheld snares and snatch hooks must be released or humanely dispatched immediately to prevent unnecessary trauma.
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![Police Catch Em Partying Too Hard & Speeding in Manatee Zone
Officers with Florida Fish and Wildlife were on water patrol south of Peanut Island near the Rybovich marina when we observed a vessel heading south on the east side of the mooring field on plane in a posted slow speed manatee zone. We initiated a vessel stop to address the violation.We made contact with the vessel,and the operator of the vessel I told [REDACTED] the reason for the stop and informed him it was a slow speed zone he had violated. [REDACTED] had bloodshot and glassy eyes while speaking with him. I asked for his registration, Boater ID and Florida license. While he was doing this, I could smell an unknown alcoholic beverage coming from his person. I asked [REDACTED] about it and he stated his father had taken the boat out and spilled alcohol. I continued with the stop and asked for life jackets for the all 10 people on board. [REDACTED] entered the helm hatch and as he was showing me the life jackets I could tell the smell was coming from his person.I boarded the vessel and found under the back seat of the leaning post, a storage filled with empty containers. I had [REDACTED] board my vessel.I informed [REDACTED] that since he was [REDACTED] the age of 21 and there was probable cause to believe that he may have consumed alc that I was going to administer a portable breath test (PBT) to determine if he was over the .02 limit for an operator of a vessel under the age of 21 years old. [REDACTED] provided 2 breath samples on the agency-issued PBT. The 1st breath was .056 and the 2nd breath was .059. The vessel and [REDACTED] was released to his father and registered vessel owner.
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![He Knows Hes Going To Jail For Partying Too Hard
FWC Officers were on water-based patrol in the IntraCoastal waterway (ICW) south of Blue Heron Bridge located in Palm Beach County. They observed a vessel heading north in the (ICW) displaying fishing rods. They initiated a vessel stop to conduct a fisheries inspection.
Upon contact with the vessel operator, later identified as [REDACTED], Officer Morgan noticed that the individual had slightly slurred words when speaking. [REDACTED] also had glassy eyes with droopy eyelids and exhibited unstable movements, needing to brace while standing. The odor of an unknown alcoholic beverage was detected coming from the vessel. Officer Morgan explained the purpose of the inspection, to which [REDACTED] stated they had not caught anything that day. Officer Morgan then conducted a boater safety inspection for the required equipment. As [REDACTED] moved around the vessel, Officer Morgan detected the smell of alcohol coming from the individuals person.
Officer Morgan asked [REDACTED] if they would perform Seated Standardized Field Sobriety Tasks (SFSTs) to determine impairment, to which [REDACTED] consented. [REDACTED] boarded Officer Morgans vessel to begin the tasks.
Officer Morgan administered the Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus (HGN) and attempted to administer Finger to Nose, Palm Pat, and Hand Coordination tasks in that standardized order. During the HGN task, [REDACTED] showed clues in both eyes, including lack of smooth pursuit, distinct and sustained nystagmus at maximum deviation, and onset of nystagmus prior to 45 degrees. [REDACTED] also showed vertical nystagmus, totaling 6 clues for impairment, indicating potential intoxication.
The next task attempted was the Finger to Nose task. While reading the instructions, [REDACTED] inquired about ceasing the task, to which Officer Morgan explained the implications of such actions. Despite this, [REDACTED] refused to continue with SFSTs.
Considering the totality of circumstances, including [REDACTED]s glassy eyes, droopy eyelids, the smell of alcohol on their breath, coordination impairment, and speech difficulties, [REDACTED] was arrested for boating under the influence Operating a vessel with normal faculties impaired. [REDACTED] was placed under arrest at 1930 hours on 07/30/23.
Disposition of Vessel:
The vessel was released to a passenger, [REDACTED], on the vessel as per [REDACTED]s request.
After being placed under arrest, [REDACTED] was transported to Rybovich Marina to be transferred from the patrol vessel to Officer Morgans patrol truck. During this, [REDACTED] expressed regret, acknowledging previous DUI incidents and stating a need to avoid such situations. [REDACTED] was then transported to the Breath Alcohol Test (BAT) facility located at Palm Beach County main jail on Gun Club Road, arriving at 2016 hours.
[REDACTED] was read implied consent and requested to provide a breath sample for alcohol content determination, which [REDACTED] refused. After being read the refusal section on implied consent and acknowledging, [REDACTED] still refused. [REDACTED] declined to answer questions post-Miranda being read.
[REDACTED] was booked into the Palm Beach County Main Jail at 2141 hours on 07/30/23.
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