A man jumps from the shipping ship claims to avoid the $ 17 thousand gambling debts in Portorico

It is claimed that a man accused because of the cruise line is approximately $ 17,000 of the gum’s debts jumped from a ship to avoid payment.

J Gonzalez Diaz, who was booked under the name of the passenger “Jeremy Diaz”, was arrested by customs and border protection officers (CBP) around 9:45 am on Sunday near San Juan Port, After jumping off Royal Caribbean’s Rhapsody of the SEAS while going down, according to a criminal complaint.

Security footage shows that Gonzales Diaz is bringing to the beach by two flying sigans.

CBP officers said they found $ 14,600 in the American currency, one back bag, one handbag, two mobile devices and five identification documents in Gonzales Diaz’s possession.

“The survivor of sailing rings in Miami” said in the face, “the lawyer says.

When asked why he jumped Outside the ship, He is alleged that he told the officers in the Spanish language that he “does not want to report the currency for his possession because he believed that he would be subject to a tax in the currency,” the complaint said.

The journey line told the investigators that Gonzales Diaz “had a $ 16,710.24 debt “ This “was almost exclusively associated with casino expenses and games.”

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The journey left the port of San Juan on August 31 before returning on September 7.

According to the court’s report, when Gonzalez Diaz was asked by HSI investigation agents (HSI) about his full name, he said: “If you are your comrades in your job, you will know that.” Then he refused to speak with HSI clients more, the prosecutors said.

Three of the identity documents that the officers regained the name “Jeremy Diaz”, who later told the investigators the name of his brother. There were two additional documents, “Ji Zander Omar Gonzalez Diaz”.

The authorities said that the brother of Gonzalez Diaz has been a federal detainee since January 2025 at the reservation center at Metropolitan Guinabo.

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Gonzalez-Diaz faces fines of up to $ 250,000, up to five years in prison or both.

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When contacting him by Fox Business, a Royal Caribbean spokesman said that it is part of the ongoing investigation, they “work with the authorities and have no other information to participate.”