Honduran Man Charged: Florida Navy Base Incident
- A Honduran national is in federal custody following an incident at Naval Air Station Pensacola in Florida.
- According to the Department of Justice (DOJ), Garcia Hernandez allegedly crashed a vehicle into a barricade at a checkpoint.
- Orly Moises Garcia Hernandez allegedly crashed into a barricade outside Naval Air Station Pensacola and fled on foot, onto the base, where he was ultimately detained.
Orly Moises Garcia hernandez, a Honduran national, faces federal charges after allegedly breaching security at Naval Air Station Pensacola. Authorities report that the suspect crashed a vehicle into a barricade before attempting to flee onto the base, leading to his apprehension by military police. The man now faces charges of illegally entering a military base and resisting arrest, as confirmed by the Department of Justice. News Directory 3 is closely following this developing story. The investigation, involving the U.S. Navy and Homeland Security Investigations, comes amid heightened concerns about military base security and illegal immigration.Discover what’s next in this evolving case.
Honduran National Arrested after Security Breach at Pensacola Naval Base
updated June 02, 2025
A Honduran national is in federal custody following an incident at Naval Air Station Pensacola in Florida. orly Moises Garcia Hernandez,34,faces charges after allegedly breaching security at the base on May 25.
According to the Department of Justice (DOJ), Garcia Hernandez allegedly crashed a vehicle into a barricade at a checkpoint. He then reportedly fled on foot onto the base in an attempt to evade military personnel. Military police apprehended him at gunpoint after a brief pursuit.
Orly Moises Garcia Hernandez allegedly crashed into a barricade outside Naval Air Station Pensacola and fled on foot, onto the base, where he was ultimately detained.
(Santa Rosa County Jail)
Garcia Hernandez is charged with illegally entering a military,Naval,or Coast Guard property,as well as resisting arrest by a federal officer,according to the DOJ. He is currently being held without bond in Santa Rosa County Jail.
If convicted on the federal charges, Garcia Hernandez coudl face a prison sentence of up to 18 months, along with potential deportation proceedings. The U.S. Navy and Homeland Security Investigations are jointly handling the ongoing examination into the incident.
This case falls under Operation Take Back America, a Department of Homeland Security initiative focusing on combating illegal immigration and dismantling transnational criminal organizations.
What’s next
The investigation is ongoing, and Garcia hernandez awaits further court proceedings.The incident highlights ongoing concerns about security at military installations and the efforts to address illegal immigration.