LARGO FL- The teenager's mom became suspicious when she found radio equipment in his room. Equipment she hadn't bought.
She called Largo police. What she didn't know was that her son, a 15-year-old Clearwater High School student, was already wanted by the U.S. Coast Guard and the Federal Communications Commission.
Some kids go to football or band practice after school. This teen, whose name was not released by police Friday, is accused of using stolen marine radio equipment to place phony mayday calls to the Coast Guard, said Officer Sean Mahabir of the Largo Police Department. Full Story - Military Trader Magazine - Native Cigarettes - JC Whitney
She called Largo police. What she didn't know was that her son, a 15-year-old Clearwater High School student, was already wanted by the U.S. Coast Guard and the Federal Communications Commission.
Some kids go to football or band practice after school. This teen, whose name was not released by police Friday, is accused of using stolen marine radio equipment to place phony mayday calls to the Coast Guard, said Officer Sean Mahabir of the Largo Police Department. Full Story - Military Trader Magazine - Native Cigarettes - JC Whitney
