Hendry Arrests This Week - Drug, DUIs

Arrest Blotter

04/21/2025 – 04/28/2025

Felony – DUI

Secilia Maria Martinez, 34, Riveria Beach, was arrested no April 21, 2025, by Deputy Sheriff D. Givans on charges of Felony Probation Violation

Rochelle Sharon Whylly, 32, South Beach was arrested on April 22, 2205, by Deputy Sheriff M. Ramos on charges of Fleeing & Eluding LEO with Lights

Carlos Alberto Albuerne, 27, Hudson, Fl was arrested on April 23, 2025, by Deputy Sheriff N. Velasquez-Olvera on charges of Possession Controlled Substance without Prescription

Jessica Alvarez Rodriguez, 36, Clewiston was arrested on April 24, 2025, by Deputy Sheriff D. Blanco on charges of Possession of Controlled Substance without a Prescription, Burglary- Occupied Dwelling, Battery and Aggravated Assault with Deadly Weapon without Intent to Kill

17-year-old male, LaBelle was arrested on April 24, 2205, by det. K. Rosada on charges of Homicide

Natalie Nichole Simmons, 26, LaBelle on April 24, 2025, by Deity Sheriff A. Bell on charges on two counts of Felony Probation Violation and Withholding Support

Bryce Andrew Fenby, 32, at large was arrested on April 25, 2025, by Deputy Sheriff J. Keith on charges of Felony Probation Violation

Alejandro Ernesto Riva, 21, Davie was arrested on April 25, 2025, by Deputy Seriff B. Dibernardino on charges of Fleeing & Eluding/Disregard for Safety Driving While License Suspended

Melvin Lindberg Ford, Jr., 35, Clewiston was arrested on April 25, 2025, by Deputy Sheriff L. Rodriguez on charges of Possession of Controlled Substance with Intent to Sell, Possession Drug Equipment and Possession Controlled Substance without Prescription

Terrence Laketh Saint Lot, 31, South Bay was arrested on April 26, 2025, by Deputy Sheriff I. Cadena on charges of DUI – After License Suspended and DUI

Lorena Vergara, 40, Clewiston was arrested on April 27, 2025, by Cpl. L. Rodriguez on charges of Aggravated Assault with Deadly Weapon without Intent to Kill

William Barrett Schnuck, 42, Naples on April 27, 2025, by Deputy Sheriff E. Atkinson on charges of Possession of Controlled Substance without Prescription and Possession of Drug Equipment

Lorenzo Antonio Garcia Andrade, 52, Lake Worth was arrested on April 27, 2025, by Deputy Sheriff B. Barrira’s

Seeing Is Not Believing - Trump Fooled Again?

Trump Claims MS-13 Tattoo on Prisoner Raises Alarm

Former President Donald Trump stirred controversy during a rally in Michigan and on an ABC special Monday when he made a claim about Kilmar Abrego Garcia's hand tattoo, saying it was clearly marked "MS13." 

ABC Senior National Correspondent Terry Moran in an interview with Trump aired Tuesday night, pointed out the photo of Garcia's hand had been photoshopped. (Although the tattoo graphics were correct, the "MS13" had been added to the hand in the photo.)

Speaking to a packed crowd in Detroit last night, Trump described an encounter where a prisoner, whom he didn't name, allegedly displayed an MS-13 tattoo—a symbol often associated with violence and criminal activity.

"I saw this guy," Trump said, his voice filled with dramatic emphasis. "He had a tattoo right here, and it was MS-13, clearly marked. It’s a warning of what we’re facing." The former president argued that the presence of such tattoos among incarcerated individuals signals the ongoing threat of gang violence within U.S. borders, a challenge that he claims continues to escalate.

The assertion immediately drew attention from both supporters and critics. Trump’s allies framed the comment as a stark reminder of the dangers posed by violent gangs, linking it to his tough-on-crime stance. However, critics quickly pushed back, questioning the accuracy of the claim and whether it was made with political intent to stoke fear about immigration and crime.

Legal experts and law enforcement officials have not verified Trump’s specific claim, as there was no immediate confirmation regarding the identity or the exact details of the individual he referred to. MS-13, also known as "Mara Salvatrucha," is a transnational gang primarily involved in violent crimes, including drug trafficking, extortion, and murder. The gang has gained national attention over the years due to its brutal activities, particularly in urban areas.

The debate reignited broader conversations on immigration, criminal justice reform, and public safety, areas where Trump has consistently pushed hardline policies. In his 2016 and 2020 campaigns, Trump frequently cited the threat of gangs like MS-13 as a rationale for stricter immigration controls and tougher law enforcement tactics.

As his 2024 campaign picks up momentum, Trump’s remarks seem to align with his broader narrative of protecting American communities from foreign threats, a topic that resonates with many of his base supporters. However, some pundits argue that using such examples without context may contribute to the polarization of immigration debates.

The controversy surrounding Trump’s claim is likely to be revisited in future rallies and debates as the election season unfolds. With gang violence continuing to be a prominent issue for law enforcement across the country, how voters respond to Trump’s rhetoric on this matter may significantly impact his standing in the Republican primaries.

Full Trump Interview On ABC News

Fact Check On Trump's Tattoo Claim

Photo: X @realDonaldTrump via Snopes.com

Aileen "Sis" Frances (Boyles) De Buysser Dies At 66

Aileen "Sis" Frances (Boyles) De Buysser, 66, of Labelle, Florida, passed away peacefully on April 26th, 2025.

She was born on May 10, 1958, in Norwalk, Ohio, to Art and Sandy (Tinker) Boyles. She graduated from Put-in-Bay High School in 1976.

On June 19th, 1976, she married her husband, Ron, in Put-in-Bay, Ohio. They were best friends for their 49 years together. She often referred to him as her hero. The love they shared with each other was inspiring, especially to their children. Together they built a family that Aileen was always proud of. In recent years, as their family grew, each new addition brought her so much joy. Her absence in their lives will be felt for generations.

Aileen loved her life in Florida. She enjoyed making wreaths and decorations, flower arrangements or jewelry. She adored flamingos and the color pink. Her green thumb was well-known, and she could often be found tending to her beautiful plants. She loved spending time with her friends, who she referred to as her Florida Family. Happy hours and get-togethers were a regular occurrence and Aileen loved treating the group to new drink recipes. She brought love, hugs, fun and laughter to everyone who knew her.

Aileen is survived by her husband, Ron; her daughter, Kristina (Sherry) Taylor, of Huron, Ohio; her son, Joe (Ashley) De Buysser, of Sandusky, Ohio; grandchildren, Dayna (Destiny) Taylor, Dylan (Taylor) Taylor, and Kailey De Buysser; great-grandchildren, Aubree, Carter and Atlas. She is also survived by her father, Art (Celeste) Boyles; siblings, Nancy, Art, Beth, Dennis and Tip as well as many nieces and nephews.

In addition to her mother, Sandy, Aileen was preceded in death by father-in-law, Joseph De Buysser, and nephews, Daniel Niece and A.J. Boyles. Aileen and her family have decided not to hold any services. Akin Davis Funeral Home in Labelle, Florida will handle the cremation.

Please remember Aileen with a smile.

Ortona Lock Closed For Maintenance April 29

Ortona Lock will be closed from 0800 to 1200 and 1300 to 1700 on 28 and 29 April 2025 for Manatee Protection System Maintenance.

REFERENCE:

a. 33 CFR Navigation and Navigable Waters
1. Notice to Navigation
Ortona Lock closure from 0700 to 1600 28-29 April 2025.

2. For up-to-date lock information, contact the shift operator 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at:
St Lucie Lock & Dam 772-287-2665 or 863-662-9148
Port Mayaca Lock & Dam 561-924-2858 or 863-662-9424
Julian Keen, Jr. Lock & Dam 863-946-0414 or 863-662-9533
Ortona Lock & Dam 863-675-0616 or 863- 662-9846
W.P. Franklin Lock & Dam 239-694-5451 or 863-662-9908
Canaveral Lock 321-783-5421 or 863-662-0298 (6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.)

Belle Glade Museum Hosts Air Quality Meeting

Glades Community Meeting In Belle Glade

Date: Tuesday, April 29th
Time: 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM ET
Location: Lawrence E. Will Museum
530 S. Main Street
Belle Glade, Florida

You’re invited to join local elected leaders , community leaders, farmers, health professionals, and leading scientists for an important community meeting to discuss the findings of a landmark study conducted by Tuskegee University and Florida A&M University on Agriculture and Air Quality in the Glades Communities.

Landmark Study: Air Quality and the GladesLunch will be served

Please Join us for this Important Discussion