If you like fish and wildlife content, be sure to subscribe so to miss out on future videos. A deputy with the Monroe County Sheriff's Office was on patrol when he made contact with several individuals fishing under a bridge in Island Marada, Florida. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> How you doing? Good. Did you guys catch anything? You did? >> All right. You have a fishing license? No. Where's your fish at? >> Where's your fish? >> Okay. >> All right. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. Who caught? >> Who? Which? Which which one? >> You caught? >> Okay. >> All right. >> You guys catch anything? >> You guys catch any fish? >> Yeah. The police >> the old police check. >> How big? >> The 10 in. >> Okay, let me see. >> I'm not kidding. They got babies. >> Uh-huh. >> Okay. >> Yeah. pick. Okay. >> Okay. Yeah. Okay. Other one. Other fish. >> Okay. They're all Yeah. >> Uh >> Oh, yeah. Police was here. >> Yeah. >> And where's he going? Yo, >> hey, >> come here. >> He's checking his own other fish. All right. >> That's spider. >> What? >> Uh, no. I I mean this >> But yeah, they're they're babies. All right. >> No, no, no, that's baby, right? >> Yeah, that's Yeah, that's that's too small. >> Oh, >> that's way too small. >> Um, >> you have ID? >> Where you from? Where do you live? Okay, sir. These are these are way too small, sir. These are >> Oh, >> these are little babies. Uh, >> and your Florida driver's license. Okay. You want to come here in a minute? >> 7185. >> They're too small. Oh, they got to be 10 in. >> Hey, step back. Move up. >> I too small. I take a baby looking. >> No kidding. You got babies. Okay. Babies. Yeah. So my only my son. >> Yeah. >> Thank you. >> Okay. It's 5302. 532. >> Tony, grab this uh step over there. You got to Okay. Get him back in the water. >> I don't think they're leaving. >> Maybe. Maybe they'll make it. I think they made it. All right. Okay. >> Are you going to eat that? That little one. If not, >> if not, throw it away. >> We're not sure. >> Okay, then if you >> Those things were babies. >> Oh my god. >> Those were like fish tank style right there. >> 425. Horrible. >> It's horrible. >> The crawfish on my tank is bigger than that thing. >> Come here. All right. So, you're not allowed to possess undersized fish. That's a big no no. No. It's actually an arrestable offense. I could take you to jail. I'm not doing that. I'm giving you a notice to appear. That means you have to return for court. Do you understand? indeed. >> Okay. Just explain to him that I'm not taking him to jail, but he has to come back for court. Okay. >> This is the court date. All right. Right here. Hold on. Hold on. Right here is the court date. >> All right. And that's the address which is here in the keys. >> Yes. That's the address right there. Sunday. >> So if he does go to jail and how long? >> No, no, no. If he comes to court, they will not put a warrant out for him, but he needs to make sure he comes to court. Understand? >> Okay. On that date. >> Okay. >> All right. >> If if he needs a translator, he may want to bring uh what what language is it? >> It's Chinese. >> Chinese. If he brings a maybe bring a translator that speaks Chinese. I don't know if the court system has a Chinese translator. Um, they can certainly try, but I I'm not I'm not aware if they have one or not. Okay. But no more no more catching small fish. So, they they need they need to grow and be bigger. Okay. >> Thank you, gentlemen. Bye-bye. You, too. >> In the end, the suspect was charged with being in possession of undersized school master snapper. He plead guilty to the charge. His adjudication was withheld and he was sentenced to 6 months of probation with the possibility for early termination. He was ordered to complete 24 hours of community service with a buyout at $10 per hour, complete a Florida fish and wildlife course and paid $273 in cost and fees. He ultimately paid a total of $513, completed the course and his probation ended early. If you like this video and want to see more like it, subscribe to Arrest Cam. As always, thanks for watching. >> [music]