Frank Venegas, better known as one half of the viral “Island Boys” duo, was arrested on New Year’s Eve after Collier County deputies said they discovered fentanyl-laced paraphernalia during a traffic stop—while he was still out on bond for a previous gun and drug case.

According to the probable cause affidavit, the stop occurred on December 31, when a black Mercedes-Benz failed to stop at a crosswalk near State Road 29 and Kaicasa Lane. Venegas, 24, was the passenger and reportedly made “furtive movements” toward the rear of the vehicle, prompting a search.

Inside, deputies said they found a Chase debit card bearing Venegas’s name and a cut straw, both testing positive for fentanyl. A gray bag in the car contained a Zolpidem pill and additional fentanyl residue.

Frank Venegas, widely recognized as one half of the viral “Island Boys” duo, was arrested on New Year’s Eve after Collier County deputies reportedly found fentanyl-laced paraphernalia during a traffic stop—while he was still out on bond for a prior gun and drug case. According to the affidavit, the stop occurred on December 31 when a black Mercedes-Benz failed to yield at a crosswalk near State Road 29 and Kaicasa Lane. Venegas, 24, was the passenger and allegedly made suspicious movements toward the rear of the vehicle, prompting a search that uncovered a Chase debit card in his name and a cut straw testing positive for fentanyl, along with a gray bag containing a Zolpidem pill and fentanyl residue. The driver, Olivia Dubois, was also arrested on drug charges. Venegas now faces possession of drug paraphernalia and remains in custody at Collier County Jail, with arraignment set for January 21, 2026. This latest arrest adds to his string of legal troubles, including a February 2025 case involving oxycodone and an altered firearm, as well as previous charges for domestic battery and reckless driving. (Collier County Sheriff's Office){ }

Frank Venegas, widely recognized as one half of the viral “Island Boys” duo, was arrested on New Year’s Eve after Collier County deputies reportedly found fentanyl-laced paraphernalia during a traffic stop—while he was still out on bond for a prior gun and drug case. According to the affidavit, the stop occurred on December 31 when a black Mercedes-Benz failed to yield at a crosswalk near State Road 29 and Kaicasa Lane. Venegas, 24, was the passenger and allegedly made suspicious movements toward the rear of the vehicle, prompting a search that uncovered a Chase debit card in his name and a cut straw testing positive for fentanyl, along with a gray bag containing a Zolpidem pill and fentanyl residue. The driver, Olivia Dubois, was also arrested on drug charges. Venegas now faces possession of drug paraphernalia and remains in custody at Collier County Jail, with arraignment set for January 21, 2026. This latest arrest adds to his string of legal troubles, including a February 2025 case involving oxycodone and an altered firearm, as well as previous charges for domestic battery and reckless driving. (Collier County Sheriff’s Office){ }

 

Venegas faces a charge of possession of drug paraphernalia, according to the affidavit. He was already out on bond for a February 2025 arrest involving oxycodone and an altered firearm. In that earlier case, deputies stopped a yellow Corvette and found a bag of oxycodone pills and a handgun spray-painted blue with its serial number removed. Venegas was arrested for possession of controlled substances without a prescription and possession of an altered firearm.

{p}FILE - Venegas faces possession of drug paraphernalia, according to the affidavit. He was already out on bond for a February 2025 arrest involving oxycodone and an altered firearm. In that earlier case, deputies stopped a yellow Corvette and found a bag of oxycodone pills and a handgun spray-painted blue with its serial number removed. Venegas was arrested for possession of controlled substances without a prescription and possession of an altered firearm. (Collier County Sheriff's Office){ }{/p}

FILE – Venegas faces possession of drug paraphernalia, according to the affidavit. He was already out on bond for a February 2025 arrest involving oxycodone and an altered firearm. In that earlier case, deputies stopped a yellow Corvette and found a bag of oxycodone pills and a handgun spray-painted blue with its serial number removed. Venegas was arrested for possession of controlled substances without a prescription and possession of an altered firearm. (Collier County Sheriff’s Office){ }

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The rapper, who rose to fame in 2021 with the viral TikTok hit “I’m an Island Boy,” has faced repeated legal troubles, including domestic battery and reckless driving charges. He remains in custody at the Collier County Jail, with arraignment for the latest case scheduled for January 21.

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