Florida: Collier County Sheriff Kevin Rambosk reports DUI arrest; felon with gun busted too

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Traffic Stop Leads To Arrest Of Convicted Felon With Loaded Gun

Collier County Sheriff’s Office

According to Collier County Sheriff Kevin Rambosk, on 07/20/2016 3:50 PM

Yoandy Ledesma Carmona of Tampa, attempted to flee and deputies found he was wanted. He also had a gun. Collier County Sheriff

Deputies arrested a convicted felon and confiscated a loaded gun from the car he was riding in during a traffic stop in Golden Gate Estates early Wednesday morning.

Deputies in a marked Collier County Sheriff’s Office cruiser were patrolling Wilson Boulevard near 12th Avenue Northeast around 12:30 a.m. when they noticed items being thrown from the passenger windows of a red Dodge four-door vehicle in front of them. Deputies immediately initiated a traffic stop of the vehicle.

The four occupants told deputies they threw out cigarette butts and a beer bottle.

Yoandy Ledesma Carmona was a convicted felon and had two active warrants for battery/domestic violence out of Hillsborough County.

Deputies received permission from the driver/owner to search the vehicle. When they asked the back seat passengers to step out of the vehicle, one of them, Yoandy Ledesma Carmona of Tampa, attempted to flee. Ledesma Carmona, 29, was quickly apprehended. He resisted handcuffing attempts, but was overpowered by deputies.

Further investigation by deputies revealed Yoandy Ledesma Carmona was a convicted felon and had two active warrants for battery/domestic violence out of Hillsborough County. Deputies also discovered a black Smith & Wesson .357 handgun underneath Ledesma Carmona’s seat. The gun was fully loaded and ready to fire, according to the arrest report.

Deputies placed Ledesma Carmona under arrest for his warrants. He was additionally charged with being a felon in possession of a firearm and resisting arrest without violence.