Crime & Public Safety
Multiple Arrests Reported Across Hendry County, Including Clewiston Attempted Homicide
Hendry County deputies booked a series of suspects in multiple incidents reported across the county between September 21 and September 27, 2026, including an attempted homicide charge in Clewiston. The Clewiston arrest on September 27 involves charges of attempted homicide, tampering with evidence, possession of ammunition by a convicted felon and obstruction during the execution of a search warrant.
The county arrest blotter documents authorities taking numerous individuals into custody on felony probation violations, battery and assault-related charges, drug offenses, written threats, and outstanding warrants. Deputies cited in the blotter who made arrests include A. Dijon, D. Givans, R. Rosas, G. Sosa, G. Camacho, R. Angelo, S. Farraj, L. Rodriguez, A. Upeslacis, L. Drew and D. Calvo-Driggs. Arrested locations listed in the records include Clewiston and LaBelle, with one arrestee noted in the Hendry County Jail.
Allegations recorded by the Hendry County Sheriff’s Office include battery by strangulation, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon without intent to cause death, felony aggravated battery on a person 65 or older, possession of contr substance and paraphernalia, written threats to cause death or cause bodily harm, and an attempted homicide charge arising from the Clewiston incident. Those allegations are presented as charges filed by deputies in the arrest entries; the blotter does not document convictions, case dispositions or victim identities.
Current status in the blotter is limited to arrests and the listed charges. The entries provide names, ages, arrest dates and the deputy or corporal credited with each arrest; no court outcomes, injuries, affidavits, or follow-up investigative details are included in the provided arrest list.
All individuals accused of a crime are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.
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All individuals mentioned in criminal allegations are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.