He claims that the Portorico cruise ship jumps out to avoid a $ 16,000 gambling debt

A man jumped from a The royal Caribbean The authorities said that the trips ship near the Port of San Juan during the weekend – allegedly to avoid paying more than $ 16,000 from gambling debt to the cruise line – was accused of federal crime.

Ji Gonzalez Diaz in Rabudi al -Bahar began in the port of San Juan on August 31, according to a criminal complaint filed on Sunday in the US boycott court for a boycott Portorico. On Sunday, the cruise ship returned from Barbados-when Gonzalez Diaz jumped to the water while the ship was landing around 9:15 am local time, while searching for customs and American border protection, the criminal complaint said.

Investigators said Gonzalez Diaz was brought to the beach by a person passing through a plane skiing. The moment was taken on the observation video.

The court documents said that CBP officers are later located Gonzalez-Diaz near the Puerto Rico Capitol building. He was carrying 14600 dollars in cash, two phones and five identities.

Gonzalez-Diaz is concerned with trying to avoid the requirements of cash report when traveling to the United States, according to the criminal complaint.

As mentioned in the complaint, Gonzalez Diaz told the Spanish language that he jumped from the shipping ship because “he did not want to report the currency for his possession because he thought he would be taxed on the currency.”

Upon more investigations, Royal Caribbean told the investigators that Gonzalez-Diaz was booked under the name Jeremy Diaz, and that he owed $ 16,710.24 to the marine flight line, according to the complaint. Al -Shakawi said the debts “are almost exclusively linked to casino and games.”

Other records of the multiple definitions of Gonzalez-Diaz also revealed that Jeremy Omar Gonzalez-Diaz has been a federal detention center in the capital’s detention center in Guinabo, Portoreko, since January, according to the complaint. Ji Gonzalez Diaz told the investigators that he was his brother.

When they asked him about his full name, he told the investigators, “If she was good comrades in your job, you know that,” she said.

Jey Gonzalez-Diaz was released later on bail, local media wapa.tv I mentioned.

If convicted, Ji Gonzalez Diaz may face A fine of up to $ 250,000 Or the maximum imprisonment for five years, or both. It was not immediately clear whether he had legal representation.