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MARATHON, Fla. – A man recent off probation yelled racial slurs at some other boater as he handed via in his dinghy off Marathon, then flung a hatchet in the course of the victim’s cabin window, in step with an arrest record received via Local 10 News on Thursday.
Monroe County Sheriff’s Office deputies took Bertil James Haney, 32, whose profession is indexed in on-line prison data as “rapper,” into custody on 3 felony fees early Wednesday morning.
According to the MCSO arrest record, the incident came about overdue Tuesday evening in Boot Key Harbor.
The record doesn’t state what Haney is accused of yelling on the fellow boater or what he was once allegedly disillusioned about, however states that the hatchet “narrowly” ignored the 39-year-old man’s head — and his canine — after Haney threw it in the course of the cabin window because the sufferer was once inside of consuming, shattering glass because it went into the cabin.
Deputies mentioned the sufferer picked up the hatchet in self-defense, regarded out of doors and noticed Haney leaving the realm.
The record states some other boater heard Haney yelling the racial slurs and he and some other witness noticed the suspect leaving the scene.
Deputies mentioned they later tracked down Haney, who mentioned he was once out on his dinghy “to buy cigarettes.”
Haney claimed he spotted a ship drawing near him with folks on board yelling and claimed he was once struck via a hammer, the record states.
MCSO Deputy Christian Vega famous that whilst Haney had a bruise on his left arm, “it was not easily identifiable,” nor did it have any distinct marks indicating it got here from a hammer.
He mentioned he couldn’t determine who threw the hammer at him, Vega wrote, however claimed he wasn’t close to the victim’s vessel.
Deputies took Haney into custody on fees of irritated battery with a dangerous weapon, throwing a missile into a automobile, development or plane and felony mischief.
He was once being held in MCSO’s Key West prison facility on a $25,000 bond as of Thursday afternoon.
MCSO data display that Haney has been arrested three times ahead of within the county.
In his most up-to-date arrest ahead of Wednesday, on Oct. 20, 2023, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission officials took Haney into custody on a rate of housebreaking with attack or battery.
Court data display he later pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor felony mischief rate if so and was once sentenced to probation, which he finished not up to a month in the past on May 14.
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