Johnny Noviello cause of death: Canadian man's family reveals years-long health condition after ICE death
Johnny Noviello, a Canadian citizen and lawful US permanent resident, died earlier this week while he was in US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody at the Federal Detention Center in Miami, Florida. He was 49 years old. His death has raised questions about medical care in detention facilities, particularly after his family disclosed his long-standing health condition. Johnny Noviello died in ICE custody this week(X)
Noviello was found unresponsive at 12:54 PM on June 23, 2025, at the Miami detention center. Medical staff administered CPR and used an automated external defibrillator while awaiting Miami Fire Rescue, who pronounced him dead at 1:36 PM, according to the ICE press release. The Miami-Dade Medical Examiner's Office is investigating, but no preliminary cause of death has been released yet.
Read More: Stephen Miller profiting off ICE deportations? Report brings up Palantir link
ICE's statement emphasizes that the cause remains under review by the Department of Homeland Security's Office of Inspector General and ICE's Office of Professional Responsibility, with a report due within 90 days.
Johnny Noviello's family makes big revelation
Noviello's family, including his father, Angelo Noviello, revealed he suffered from epilepsy, requiring daily medication to prevent seizures, his lawyers said.
Court documents from his 2023 conviction noted this condition, and his attorney, Daniel Leising, ensured medication access during his county jail sentence.
The family told the Miami Herald they worked 'painstakingly' to ensure Noviello received his medication in ICE custody but had limited contact after his May 15, 2025, arrest.
Read More: Who is Mads Mikkelsen? Norwegian tourist, 21, claims he was denied entry into US over JD Vance meme in phone ICE detention
Noviello entered the US legally on January 2, 1988, and became a lawful permanent resident on October 24, 1991, living in Daytona Beach, Florida, since age 10. He co-owned Daytona Auto Sales with his father.
In October 2023, he was convicted in Volusia County of racketeering, trafficking in oxycodone (7-14 grams), trafficking in illegal drugs (4-14 grams), trafficking in hydrocodone, and unlawful use of a two-way communication device, sentenced to 12 months in jail, serving about 125 days with credits. In February 2025, his sentence was converted to probation, per web:9.
On May 15, 2025, ICE arrested Noviello at a Florida probation office, charging him with removability for controlled substance violations, despite his permanent resident status.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
India Today
an hour ago
- India Today
Son of Norway's crown princess suspected of three rapes, 24 other offences
The son of Norway's crown princess is suspected of three rapes and nearly two dozen other offences, Norwegian police said Friday, handing the case to prosecutors to decide whether to press Borg Hoiby, who was born as a result of a relationship before Crown Princess Mette-Marit's marriage to Crown Prince Haakon, has been under investigation since his arrest on August 4 last year on suspicion of assaulting his arrest led to a slew of allegations against the 28-year-old that have shaken the royal family. Police attorney Andreas Kruszweski told reporters the 10-month investigation had been completed. Hoiby was suspected of "one count of rape with sexual intercourse" and "two counts of rape without sexual intercourse", Kruszweski lawyer Ellen Holager Andenaes told news agency NTB her client rejected the three rape allegations. Hoiby has previously admitted to assault and vandalism in the August 2024 a public statement 10 days after his arrest, he said he had acted "under the influence of alcohol and cocaine after an argument", having suffered from "mental troubles" and struggling "for a long time with substance abuse".BEHIND BARSPolice said Hoiby was also suspected of four counts of sexually offensive behaviour, one count of abuse in a close relationship, two counts of bodily harm, one count of vandalism, one count of issuing threats, five violations of restraining orders, one count of insulting a police officer, and five traffic cannot elaborate on the number of victims in the case other than to confirm that we are talking about a double-digit number," Kruszweski a tall strapping blond who cultivates a "bad boy" look with slicked back hair, earrings, rings and tattoos, has been in the eye of a media storm since his the rape allegations emerged in November, he spent a week behind bars in custody -- unprecedented for a member of Norway's royal his release, he reportedly went to rehab in is the child of a brief romance between his mother and Morten Borg -- who has also been convicted of abuse and drug-related crimes -- at a time when the future princess was part of Norway's house music scene, known for its abundance of hash and COMPANYHoiby was propelled into the spotlight at the age of four when his mother married Norway's crown prince, with whom she went on to have two more was raised by the royal couple alongside his step-siblings Princess Ingrid Alexandra and Prince Sverre Magnus, aged 21 and 19. Unlike them, however, he has no official public Mette-Marit's attempts to shield him from the public eye, he has made headlines over the has been put in a virtually impossible position: one foot in, one foot out. He is not technically part of the royal household but he grew up in it," said Sigrid Hvidsten, royals commentator at the newspaper Dagbladet."He has lived in a grey zone, a kind of gilded cage," she told AFP in December 2024. A cage that has not stopped him from keeping bad company in recent to media reports, he has hung out with gang members, Hells Angels bikers and members of Oslo's Albanian mafia. In 2023, police contacted him to have a cautionary talk after he was seen moving in the same circles as "notorious criminals".Once the assault scandal hit the headlines in August, it emerged that Hoiby had already been arrested in 2017 for using cocaine at a music has lived a comfortable lifestyle provided for by his mother and stepfather, and has shown little interest in academic studies or of his ex-girlfriends were among the plaintiffs in cases against excesses have struck a blow to the monarchy, at least temporarily, though it remains popular, in particular King Harald and Crown Prince poll published in December by Norwegian broadcaster NRK showed 45 percent of people questioned said their opinion of the royal household had deteriorated over the past year.- Ends
Indian Express
2 hours ago
- Indian Express
CBI arrests head of ‘Robocall gang' that duped US, Canada citizens
The Central Bureau Investigation (CBI) on Thursday arrested a man alleged to be one of the heads of the notorious Royal Tiger AI -based robocall gang. The gang allegedly makes automated calls to victims in US and Canada to defraud them by impersonating government entities and banks. Infact, last year, the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) listed Royal Tiger as one of the two Indian entities involved in the making of robocalls and had named the accused, identified as Prince Jashvantlal Anand from Mumbai, along with one Kaushal Bhavsar—an associate who headed the Royal Tiger group. On Friday, the CBI mentioned that it conducted coordinated search operations at multiple locations in Ahmedabad and Mumbai on Wednesday in connection with a transnational cyber extortion case. The searches led to the recovery of incriminating evidence. Anand, the main suspect alleged to be behind the transnational cyber extortion syndicate, was arrested from Mumbai on Thursday. He was produced before the CBI court, which sent him to four days' remand. The CBI said the case pertains to a sophisticated international fraud involved in cheating foreign nationals, particularly US and Canadian citizens, by impersonating government officials, threatening them with false allegations, and subsequently extorting funds. The proceeds of crime were found to be received in the form of crypto currencies. During the operation, the accused was found in possession of a well-organized ecosystem used for committing cyber frauds, which included, telecommunication setup, pre-drafted scam scripts, forged identity badges, and ID cards purporting to be of Canadian law enforcement authorities. Further, virtual digital assets worth approximately 45,000 US dollars were seized from the accused. He was also found to be leading a lavish lifestyle, as evidenced by the recovery of luxury vehicles, high-end accessories, frequent foreign visits and substantial unaccounted wealth, an official said. The official added that the United States Federal Communications Commission (FCC) had earlier identified the 'Royal Tiger Gang', operated by the accused, as a significant Consumer Communication Information Services Threat (C-CIST). The gang is accused of generating and transmitting unlawful robocalls impersonating government agencies, banks, and utility service providers in a systematic manner, aimed at deceiving and defrauding US consumers. The action carried out the CBI is part of Operation Chakra launched in 2022 in coordination with foreign law enforcement agencies such as the Interpol to deal with various aspects of cybercrime. While Chakra I to IV dealt with various aspects of cybercrime like OTP frauds, loan app scams, job market scams and fake investment schemes, the action carried out by the CBI was part of Operation Chakra V launched to target organized cybercrime. As part of Operation Chakra V, the CBI on Thursday arrested nine persons who provided 8.5 lakh mule accounts to cyber frauds to move stolen money across bank accounts for a commission.
Time of India
3 hours ago
- Time of India
Deportation Crackdown in USA 2025: क्या आप जोखिम में हैं?
नेहा उपाध्याय Authored by: | Navbharat Times• 27 Jun 2025, 6:06 pm Deportation Crackdown in USA 2025: क्या आप जोखिम में हैं? | ICE Arrests और Deportation Tracker Explained
