A second Monroe County Fire Rescue Firefighter Paramedic
assigned to the Trauma Star helicopter program has been arrested for tampering
with evidence and official misconduct.
The arrest is the result of an investigation conducted by
the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigations Unit.
“Trauma Star is a vital, life-saving program. We will continue
to hold those who obstruct this criminal investigation accountable,” said
Sheriff Rick Ramsay.
Harold Jaesson Perez, 34, of Miami, lied to Detectives about
his knowledge of an ongoing investigation into the theft of narcotics from the
Trauma Star hangar. Perez also deleted text messages from his phone that were
evidence in a criminal investigation.
Perez’s arrest follows the September arrest of former Chief
Flight Nurse Lynda Rusinowski, 56, who was charged with two counts of grand
theft of a controlled substance, two counts of obtaining a controlled substance
by fraud, and two counts of official misconduct as well as the arrest of Damian
Roberto Suarez, 44, of Miami, who was also charged with tampering with evidence
and official misconduct.
The investigation remains ongoing.
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