Wild the way the system works. Go to doral frequently for work and enjoy the area honestly. Not surprised though. I feel this can happen in ANY city in the broward/dade counties nowadays with no exception.
They stole 600 outboards
Here is who you can blame for your boat insurance being so high in FL:
1. The owners of Netcycle Trading in Doral, FL (Miami) Nadia Esperanza Ledesma and her husband Carlos Orlando Ledesma.
2. Roberto Marrero-Cisneros who supplied fake serial numbers
3. Osmani Valdivia Perez of Leigh Acres, FL (Lee County) who financed it all.
4. Osmani's nephew Tomas Vale Valdivia in Mexico and also helped finance it and was previously arrested for smuggling migrants.
They were responsible for stealing and shipping about 600 outboard motors from Florida to Mexico between 2015-2018.
"The defendants face up to five years in prison at their sentencings in May before U.S. District Judge Robert Scola, and must pay forfeiture penalties totaling between $50,000 and $120,000 each to the U.S. government."
The punishment... "up to 5 years and a fine between $50K and $120K" for stealing and exporting motors valued between $9.5M and $25M.
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1. The owners of Netcycle Trading in Doral, FL (Miami) Nadia Esperanza Ledesma and her husband Carlos Orlando Ledesma.
2. Roberto Marrero-Cisneros who supplied fake serial numbers
3. Osmani Valdivia Perez of Leigh Acres, FL (Lee County) who financed it all.
4. Osmani's nephew Tomas Vale Valdivia in Mexico and also helped finance it and was previously arrested for smuggling migrants.
They were responsible for stealing and shipping about 600 outboard motors from Florida to Mexico between 2015-2018.
"The defendants face up to five years in prison at their sentencings in May before U.S. District Judge Robert Scola, and must pay forfeiture penalties totaling between $50,000 and $120,000 each to the U.S. government."
The punishment... "up to 5 years and a fine between $50K and $120K" for stealing and exporting motors valued between $9.5M and $25M.
Four plead guilty to stealing 600 outboard engines in Florida, shipping them to Mexico
Four Florida residents have pleaded guilty to fencing about 600 stolen outboard engines worth millions of dollars and shipping them illegally to Mexico, according to federal authorit…
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