NAYELY GARCIA-ESCOBEDO

Ruskin Woman Arrested on Multiple Charges in Hillsborough County

On January 17, 2025, Nayely Garcia-Escobedo, a 23-year-old resident of Ruskin, Florida, was arrested by the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office. The arrest occurred near East College Avenue and 9th Street SE. Garcia-Escobedo faced three misdemeanor charges: attaching a tag not assigned, operating an unregistered vehicle, and petit theft involving property valued at $100 or less. She was booked at 4:25 PM and released on January 18, 2025, at 2:26 AM on a surety bond, with each charge carrying a $150 bond.

Attaching a tag not assigned and operating an unregistered vehicle are both second-degree misdemeanors in Florida. Convictions can result in fines up to $500, potential jail time of up to 60 days, or both. Petit theft involving property valued at $100 or less is also a second-degree misdemeanor, carrying similar penalties and the possibility of restitution to the victim.

Garcia-Escobedo has a prior legal history, having been arrested on September 25, 2022, in Ruskin for battery on an emergency medical care provider, a charge that underscores a pattern of legal challenges. Battery on an emergency medical provider is a more serious offense under Florida law, often classified as a felony with enhanced penalties.

Garcia-Escobedo is expected to appear in court to address her latest charges, registered under case number 25-CM-000546-A. Hillsborough County authorities emphasize the importance of compliance with traffic and theft laws, underscoring the consequences of repeat offenses. This case serves as a reminder of the significant legal repercussions tied to even misdemeanor-level violations.

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Charges Below:

Booking Date: 01/17/25    City: Ruskin, Florida    Age/YOB: 23

Hair: Brown   Eyes: Brown   Weight: 140   Height: 5'03   Gender: Female

Title Type Bond
ATTACHING TAG NOT ASSIGNED (TRAF5040) Misdemeanor $150
OPERATING UNREGISTERED VEHICLE (TRAF5015) Misdemeanor $150
PETIT THEFT ($100 OR LESS) (THEF1011) Misdemeanor $150

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