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Kim Jung Su is Sheriff Wayne Ivey’s Winner of this Week’s ‘Criminals do the Dumbest Things’ Award

By  //  November 16, 2021

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SHERIFF IVEY: in Brevard County we have zero tolerance for crime

BREVARD COUNTY SHERIFF WAYNE IVEY: The winner of this week’s “criminals do the dumbest things” award goes to Kim Jung Su of Flushing, NY for burglarizing one of our Corrections Deputies vehicles in the parking lot of the Brevard County Jail Complex. (BCSO image)

SHERIFF WAYNE IVEY: Kim Jung Su decided it was a good idea to break into one of our Corrections Deputies’ personal vehicles in the parking lot of the Jail Complex.

BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA – The winner of this week’s “criminals do the dumbest things” award goes to…Kim Jung Su of Flushing, NY for burglarizing one of our Corrections Deputies vehicles in the parking lot of the Brevard County Jail Complex.

Oh wait folks, it gets even better, as Su had just hours earlier been released from the Brevard County Jail following an arrest that originally took place on October 9, 2021.

Su was first arrested by the Florida Highway Patrol on October 9, 2021, after he was involved in a vehicle crash on I-95. At that time, Troopers made contact with Su and determined he was the driver of the vehicle which was reported stolen out of Hollywood, Florida.

In addition to driving the stolen vehicle, Su was also found to be a wanted fugitive from New York with an active warrant for Grand Theft of a Motor Vehicle and Trespass.

Not that I am surprised, or even shocked for that matter, but yesterday our agency received notification from the Queens County District Attorney’s Office that they were no longer going to extradite Su and requested that the warrant hold they had previously placed on him be removed.

So, with no pending local charges, Su was released from the Jail Complex last night around 10 p.m.

Over the course of the next 4 hours, Su waited in our Jail lobby and public parking area and then at approximately 2:40 a.m. decided it was a good idea to break into one of our Corrections Deputies’ personal vehicles in the parking lot of the Jail Complex.

Su was observed by Corrections Deputies entering into the employee’s personal vehicle and Deputies from our North Precinct Patrol Services responded to conduct the investigation.

The subsequent investigation by responding Patrol Deputies confirmed that Su had unlawfully entered the employee’s vehicle and removed approximately $4 in cash and change.

Su was taken into custody by our Deputies and once again booked into the Brevard County Jail for Burglary, Petit Theft, and Resisting Arrest Without Violence.

Su was held on an $11,000 bond and I can assure you that unlike the State of New York we won’t be dropping the charges.

Remember, crime will rise to the level a community will tolerate, and unlike other parts of the country, in Brevard County, we have zero tolerance for crime.

– Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey

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