BREAKING: MONSTER! Ron DeSantis’ handpicked court official arrested after alleged MOLESTATION of child under 5. Michael Caruso — Governor Ron DeSantis's handpicked choice to oversee Palm Beach County's court system and $80 million budget — was arrested Tuesday on charges including child molestation, kidnapping, luring a minor, and lewd exhibition. The victim, according to sources, was a boy under 5 years old. The allegations are horrifying. According to the arrest affidavit, Caruso exposed himself to the child while playing soccer, later touched the boy inappropriately during a game he called "tickle monster," exposed himself again and assaulted the child on a cruise ship, and molested him a third time during a fishing trip. The abuse only came to light after the boy began acting out sexually at home, prompting his parents to alert law enforcement. This is not the first time Caruso has faced allegations like this. His first wife, Beverly Caruso, accused him of sexually assaulting a child during their 2013 divorce proceedings — an allegation Caruso dismissed as fabricated. Records show Delray Beach police investigated a related child abuse complaint against him in 2012, though the case was ultimately deemed unfounded. Their divorce records also reveal a documented pattern of volatility, including a 2009 incident where Caruso allegedly drove drunk and screamed at Beverly, "I want to make you suffer," and a 2012 incident where he sought a restraining order against her that a judge rejected after a witness disputed his account. Despite this troubling history, DeSantis called Caruso a "legend" for backing him on immigration legislation and appointed him Palm Beach County Clerk of Courts just last August — a powerful $219,000-a-year position overseeing 670 employees. DeSantis has now suspended Caruso following his arrest, but the deeper question is why someone with this documented pattern was ever handed that much public trust and authority in the first place. Making matters more uncomfortable, Caruso's current wife holds not one but TWO DeSantis-appointed positions, with a third pending state Senate approval — raising serious questions about how deeply this family had embedded itself into Florida's political power structure. Attorney General James Uthmeier said, "Being in a position of public trust provides no shield from accountability." That's true. But accountability shouldn't only arrive after a child has already been harmed. It should start with actually vetting who gets handed that trust in the first place. Given that Caruso supported the death penalty for pedophiles when he was a Florida legislator, it will be interesting to see how his lawyers handle this case. Please like and share if you’re sick of these MAGA child molesters!