On November 9, according to a report by the Fort Lauderdale Police Department, a man approached police officers in downtown Fort Lauderdale’s riverfront area on Monday night to ask for help. He reported that 33-year-old Yohana Bec had entered his docked boat without permission. Not only that, but she also allegedly punched him in the face when he confronted her, leading to her arrest.
The report didn’t dive into the specifics of this incident. Questions such as whether there were any arguments or disagreements before she boarded the boat, or what triggered the alleged punch beyond the owner confronting her, were left unanswered. However, the police subsequently arrested Bec after the owner’s report.
Bec was reportedly charged with battery on a person aged 65 or older, burglary with assault or battery, burglary of an unoccupied dwelling, and trespassing in an occupied structure or conveyance. However, what makes this incident interesting is that this wasn’t the first time she was charged or arrested. On the contrary, as per Local10, Bec has had nine charges across five pending cases in Broward County.
To be more specific, she was arrested on July 7 on a misdemeanor charge involving the alleged unlawful use of a false name or identity. Then, she was arrested on September 11 in a trespassing case, September 21 in a burglary case, on October 22 in a municipal ordinance case, and then on November 9 in the incident mentioned…