Detention deputy fired for roughing up detainee, according to Monroe County Sheriff

Monroe County detention deputy is fired after the sheriff says he picked up and slammed a detainee to the ground. (WPLG)

MONROE COUNTY, Fla. ā€“ A 21-year-old Monroe County Sheriffā€™s Office detention deputy is facing a criminal charge after he reportedly picked up and slammed a detainee to the ground.

Jacarius John Rahming was fired Thursday, according to Sheriff Rick Ramsay after Ramsay learned of the Tuesday, April 6 incident.

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According to the sheriffā€™s office, Rahming was a new employee who was hired on Feb. 24, 2020 and was assigned to the Monroe County Detention Center on Stock Island.

Stock Island is a little less than three miles from Key West.

Rahming has been criminally charged with battery. According to the sheriffā€™s office, the detainee was not seriously injured in the incident.

Monroe County Sheriff released that Rahmingā€™s annual salary was $52,195.


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