There is probably a harsh punishment for this alleged criminal.

A Florida man was reportedly stolen, fell, and then abandoned a $ 1 million yacht in March, and fled the police for three months before being arrested last week.

According to the Pinnellas County Sheriff’s Office, the 28-year-old Donovan Russell Jester, whose sailors were auspicious, stole the boat from a dock in St. Petersburg, Florida, then left him after the channel hit the marker piles.

The boat was then dragged into a nearby oyster bed, discovered by local lawmakers. They were able to identify Jester with a fingerprint remaining on the cabin door.

For Joyride, she was charged with the big theft ship and sentenced to 30 years in prison.

The stolen yacht was described by the authorities as a 46-meter Jeanneau Leader, worth $ 900,000.

On the websiteJeanneau markets the luxury ship in provocative terms, explaining its “curvy profile” and “sporty appearance”. The interior of the boat will “seduce you with its contemporary spirit,” says Jeanneau’s website.

It also has two large cabins, including a suite that can fit a king-size bed.

Jester was held on Pinnellas County Prison with $ 50,000 bail. Tampa bay times.