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Palm Beach County prosecutors used an anti-litter law to convict Jon Minadeo II in a flyer-spreading case similar to 2022 incidents in Napa and the Bay Area.

The Palm Beach County State Attorney's Office, the Palm Beach Sheriff's Office (PBSO) and West Palm Beach Police announced the sentencing of a Neo-Nazi.

The leader of a well-known antisemitic group will spend the next 30 days in jail, months after he tossed flyers with hateful content onto Palm Beach County residents’ properties, live-streamed it on social media and told police he would continue to toss them, even after he was cited. Jon Minadeo, 40, is the leader of the Goyim Defense League, which the Anti-Defamation League has said is a ...

Authorities in Palm Beach County are looking to find and prosecute those responsible for antisemitic acts and hope a new state law will be a deterrent for these groups.

Antisemitic flyers left in driveways in Okeechobee County, Wellington, West Palm Beach — police investigating.

33-year old Nicholas Bysheim was first arrested in January after refusing to show I.D. to police who wanted to cite him for littering in Atlantis.

33-year old Nicholas Bysheim was first arrested in January after refusing to show I.D. to police who wanted to cite him for littering in Atlantis.

33-year old Nicholas Bysheim was first arrested in January after refusing to show I.D. to police who wanted to cite him for littering in Atlantis.

If someone is convicted of projecting messages onto a building, including public spaces without the owner's consent, fines would range from $1,000 to $15,000 depending on the case.

One of the five men cited for littering is the same man who was charged with resisting an officer in Atlantis after a similar incident in Atlantis back in January.