Beware- criminals in Fl Keys anchorages

[Ken Z]

sorry to confuse you, the sad part was the abuse of the woman, i love the keys

[tdh1849]

A public records search of, " Monroe County Clerk of the Court", criminal option, shows that Jeffery Sundwall has two pages of violations, most involving his boat, but there are several criminal matters in his past.

Not a good citizen for sure...............

[Hudson Force]

Originally Posted by Ken Z

sorry to confuse you, the sad part was the abuse of the woman, i love the keys

Thanks, Ken Z. There's no place where a polite explanation of miscommunication is more needed than on an internet forum.

[Nobody]

Pretty dam sad when people start calling rape and kidnapping and attempted murder common crime

What do you call extraordinary crime I Wonder!!!!

[zboss]

Originally Posted by StuM

> Key West has had this menace in the anchorage for 20+yrs, last month he was booked yet again ...

Yet again? Nothing in your post to suggest that he has any "priors".

And as Hydra pointed out, this is not piracy. Neither is it really cruising related. It could just have easily happened on land, the perpetrator just happens to live on a boat.

We know that but to a great number of dirt dwellers, there is no difference between this guy and cruisers. We all get lumped in with the criminals.

[PhiSig1071]

Originally Posted by zboss

We know that but to a great number of dirt dwellers, there is no difference between this guy and cruisers. We all get lumped in with the criminals.

People are, as a general rule, scared. So anything they can do to separate or insulate themselves from things they're afraid of they will do. In cases like this, even though their next door neighbor might be Ed Gein, they'll lump this guy in with everyone who lives on a boat.

[Group9]

Originally Posted by Cheechako

Damn powerboaters!
But more seriously, these guys are everywhere. A rap sheet a mile long and out in society. Too expensive to keep them in jail. Cities would rather use their resources that have a plus side financially. Traffic tickets and DUI's. Almost every day I see a crime reported on TV and the offender is a known felon with many arrests.

Yep. But, this isn't a failure of Key West law enforcement. This is a failure of the State of Florida's criminal justice and court system. This guy gets arrested all of the time. But, nothing ever happens to him. This lady paid the price for that negligence. As will others in the future, if he is ever set loose on society again.

[Pete7]

I think this thread has run its course. The accused is behind bars and hopefully a jury of his peers will make the right decision in due course, therefore the thread is closed.