Newz“Three intoxicated men,” deputies said, caused a “ruckus” at an Islamorada resort overnight on Sunday, leading to their arrests.Christopher Alan Staseiwicz, 35, of Naples; Keith Vincent Stasiewicz, 34, of Boynton Beach; and Christopher David Wilson, 31, of Cape Coral, each face two charges.According to the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office, people at the Hadley Resort + Marina, located at 82749 Overseas Highway, called authorities at around 6:30 a.m. to report “an ongoing ruckus caused by the suspects” that lasted for about four hours.Deputies said their boorish behavior included “fighting amongst themselves, banging on other guests’ doors, threatening to fight other guests and activating a fire alarm for no reason.”“One witness stated the three suspects were combative when asked to respect the sleep of other guests,” MCSO spokesperson Adam Linhardt said in a news release.Deputies arrested the three on charges of disorderly conduct and intentionally activating a fire alarm when no threat existed. Records show the three were being held with no listed bond in MCSO’s Plantation and Key West jail facilities.
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R&B singer Jacquees was arrested Sunday morning in Hollywood after being found passed out in his vehicle, police said.According to Hollywood police, the department received a call from someone just before 8 a.m. Sunday about a person passed out inside their vehicle near North 62nd Avenue and Hollywood Boulevard.Police said Jacquees, whose real name is Rodriguez Jacquees Broadnax, was combative with first responders as he was being transported to a hospital.The 32-year-old was arrested on charges of DUI, resisting an officer without violence and battery on an officer, firefighter or EMT. Jacquees was initially being held at the Broward County Main Jail on a $3,500 bond, but he was no longer appearing in the online jail database shortly before noon Monday.
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