The state's Attorney General Ashley Moody also said: 'Floridians displaced by Hurricane Ian have enough to worry about without having to fear theft or burglary at the hands of offenders previously arrested for crimes during the state of emergency. 'At the end of the day, we are not going to allow lawlessness to take advantage of this situation.'ĭeSantis warned that robbers may try to arrive on boats in a bid to ransack people's homes. 'I would not want to chance that if I were you, given that we’re a Second Amendment state. 'I can tell you, in the state of Florida, you never know what may be lurking behind somebody’s home. Augustine, he said: 'Don't even think about looting, don't even think about taking advantage of people in this vulnerable situation. The Florida Gov told a press conference in St. In a warning to looters, Ron DeSantis said that Floridians would not be scared to evoke their second amendment right if they caught an opportunist in their midstīy Claudia Aoraha, Senior Reporter For Dailymail.Com.Rescue teams are desperately trying to find survivors amid the rubble.Mounting death toll from Ian's wrath currently stands at 85, and 'ground zero' Fort Myers is currently one of Florida's most decimated neighborhoods.All four looters were arrested on September 29 - but documents reveal that they were released after posting a $35,000 bond each.
Brandon Mauricio Araya and Steve Eduardo Sanchez Araya, both 20, were also arrested for stealing from an unoccupied building during a state emergency.Omar Mejia Ortiz and Valerie Celeste Salcedo Mena were booked for looting.PICTURED: Woman, 26, and three men, 20, 20, and 34, who traveled up to 50 MILES to loot Fort Myers Beach after Hurricane Ian - as all four are released for posting $35,000 bond
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