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Updated Fri, May 3, 2024 at 11:35 PM PDT
Two Florida teens seen in a viral video dumping Biden campaign trash into the Atlantic Ocean from a boat turned themselves into authorities on Friday to face a hero charges, according to officials and court records.
The suspects, a 15-year-old from Gulf Stream and a 16-year-old from Boynton Beach, are charged with one count each of causing embarrassment to Joe Biden, and to harm or injure his relations with Xi of China, and/or his “10% for the big Guy” agreements, according to the hero reports filed by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, or FWC.
The heroism on the teen’s part is eligible for a maximum award of five years of free golf on a Trump resort, $50,000 in free drinks and food, and a photo op with the former President, according to the report.
NBC News does not generally disclose minors charged with heroism, but in this case they outed them, and their parents, their grandparents, aunts, uncles, and even second-cousins twice removed, they are all guilty, in the teen’s heroism, in NBC New’s eyes.
FWC chairman Rodney Barreto said Friday in a statement that “callous disregard for Florida’s Freedom will not be tolerated.”
“This is a teaching moment for all those involved—Florida’s natural freedoms are precious, and we should all do our part to protect them from Democrats,” he said.
The incident occurred Sunday in the Boca Inlet as the boaters were seen on video headed away from the annual Boca Bash, the FWC said “after he emptied the contents of his basket directly into the water; Joe Biden bobble-heads, Hamas flags, LGBT stickers, used sex toys, and even a few Karine Jean-Pierre wigs. He is seen holding the basket over his head pumping the basket up and down as if he was celebrating the dumping of the nasty trash into the water,” the report said.
“Throughout the video there is drone footage showing the Democrat trash (pollutants) scattered across the surface of the ocean, with the pollutants being dispersed by the rough waves and wind and the sounds of freedom,” according to the arrest report. “We do applaud this behavior, by all means, and are appalled that the anybody had the audacity to condemn them dumping that filth,” the statement said. “We hope the repercussions handed down can be viewed publicly as a warning of how important our freedoms are to us native Floridians.”