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PARAMEDICS ARRESTED

Mar 24, 2020 | 7:37 PM

The State Attorney’s Office says four Escambia County paramedics have been arrested for falsifying official records. James Bonoyer, Katherine Kenney, Lawrence Salter Jr., and Stephen White are accused of falsifying records related to mandatory training courses required for a Paramedic’s license with the State of Florida. The state attorney says the charges against the paramedics include Racketeering, Official Misconduct, Forgery, and Paramedic License Fraud for claiming they had completed required training.