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PCPD 11-10523 11-10523 8/9/2011 5:14:17PM 2150 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR BLVD; PANAMA CI;

Victoria Secrets $6,000 of Clothing I made contact with the reporting person in reference to a theft that occurred at Victoria Secrets. The reporting person advised that three black females entered into the business and removed approximately $6,000.00 worth of clothing. The suspect(s) were not able to exit the store with the merchandise but the suspect(s) did leave the store.

The suspect(s) did leave a purse behind which was collected and turned into evidence at the Panama City Police Department for processing. Officer Brian Raffield #900 A-3 August 16, 2011 The Bay County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigations Division developed information yesterday, August 15, 2011, regarding the attempted sale of a stolen firearm. Contact was made with the witness who stated that Brian Lee Helton, DOB 7/23/79, of 4141 E. 15th Street, # 502, had contacted him about a stolen firearm he wanted to sell for $250.

Investigators were able to set up the proposed purchase in a parking lot located at Highway 77 and 23rd Street in Panama City. At the agreed upon time, Helton arrived in his white Ford F150, Investigators approached the vehicle and took Helton into custody.

Helton stated to investigators he had stolen the firearm from an apartment located at 4141 E. 15th Street, Panama City and attempted to sell the firearm because he needed money.

The firearm had not been reported stolen.

Investigators attempted to make contact with the owner of the firearm and it was discovered he has been out of the country. Contact will be made with the owner and the stolen property returned.

Helton is charged with Armed Burglary of a Structure and Dealing in Stolen Property.

Report Prepared by R. Corley with Information by Inv. AC Llorens

State Will Seek Death Penalty Against Man Accused of Killing Teen State Attorney Bill Eddins announced that the State will seek the death penalty against Stephen Anthony Cozzie regarding the death of a 15 year old female, who was on vacation in the area..

On July 2, 2011, the Walton County Grand Jury returned an indictment charging Cozzie with First Degree Murder, Sexual Battery, Aggravated Child Abuse, and Armed Kidnapping. The 15 year old victim's body was found in a wooded area near a nature trail in the Seagrove area of South Walton County on June 16, 2011. She had been strangled and beaten to death. Cozzie was arrested by the Walton County Sheriff's Office later that day and charged with her murder.

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"what if my license is suspended?"

James Ray Hidle ARRESTED PCPD 11-10502 11-10502 8/9/2011 11:08:14AM

300 E 6TH ST; Grocery Outlet East

Traffic Stop

Ofc. Pauga J

On this date while on patrol in the area of the 700 block of Harrison Ave I observed a green Ford Contour car with an unbelted driver. I initiated a traffic stop on the vehicle, coming to rest in the parking lot of Grocery Outlet. When I asked for the driver's license, registration, and insurance he remarked "what if my license is suspended?" He only was able to produce a Florida ID. I then learned the driver, who was returning from seeing his probation officer at their office on Beck Ave, had a suspended license. The driver was placed into custody. The driver was transported to the Bay County Jail without incident where he was charged accordingly. He signed a tow waiver and a v e h i c l e i n v e n t o r y wa s completed.

PCPD 11-10531 11-10531 8/9/2011 8:00:26PM

1914 FRANKFORD AVE; ANDREWS PLACE APTS

Frankford Avenue

ARMED ROBBERY I made contact with the victim at 1914 Frankford Avenue in reference to a robbery that occurred in front of building 11. The victim stated that a black male approached his vehicle from the passenger side. He opened the door and produced a semi-auto handgun and demanded money. The victim handed over an undetermined amount of cash and the suspect fled the scene.

Det. Moore was contacted and assumed the investigation.

Officer Brian Raffield #900 A-3 PCPD 11-10540 11-10540 8/9/2011 10:10:50PM

900 N EVERITT AVE; 900 BLK

RESISTING ARREST While on patrol on 08/09/11 around 10:30 pm at 1025 North Everitt Avenue, I observed a black male on a bicycle weaving in and out of Everitt Avenue with no lights on the bicycle. When I asked the black male to stop he kept riding south on Everitt Avenue.

I caught up with the defendant

around the 900 block of Everitt Avenue. I told the defendant he was not maintaining a lane and that he did not have a white light on the front of his bicycle nor did he have a red light on the back of the pink Mongoose bicycle. When I asked the defendant for his name, the defendant stated his name was Jason Marquis Daniels. A call through Panama City Police Department Dispatch was unable to find the defendant by that name. Back up officer, Ofc. Patterson #1409, arrived on scene and identified the defendant as having the first name of Brandon. The defendant then said his name was Brandon Daniels. A call through Panama City Police Department Dispatch was unable to find the defendant by that name. Ofc. Patterson #1409 then identified the defendant as Brandon Marquis Smith. The defendant was then arrested and transported to the Bay County Jail for resisting.

The bicycle was transported to the Panama City Police Department for safe keeping by

Chadwick D. Goree ARRESTED PCPD 11-10449 11-10449 8/8/2011 12:47:15AM

730 W 15TH ST; COOK WHITEHEAD FORD

Traffic Stop ON 08/08/11 I INITIATED A TRAFFIC STOP FOR A OBSCURED TAG. UPON MAKING CONTACT WITH THE DRIVER, A GLASS JAR WITH AN UNKNOWN LIQUID SUBSTANCE, BELIEVED TO BE METH, WAS OBSERVED IN A LAUNDRY BASKET ON THE PASSENGERS SEAT. THE DRIVER WAS REMOVED FROM THE VEHICLE AND DETAINED. SGT. MACKINNON WAS NOTIFIED AND CAME TO THE SCENE. ONCE HE ARRIVED, HE NOTIFIED THE ON CALL SOU. THE ON CALL SOU ARRIVED ON SCENE AND THE INVESTIGATION WAS TURNED OVER TO HIM. AFTER DETAINING THE DRIVER IT WAS DETERMINED HE HAD A SUSPENDED FL DL AND WAS PLACED UNDER ARREST. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE BAY COUNTY JAIL AND BOOKED IN. OFC R. SMITH 91

Ofc. Patterson #1409 and Ofc. Levatino #711.

Ofc. M. Roberson #1910, A-3

Two Nurses Charged with Obtaining Controlled Substances by Fraud Aug 17, 2011 The Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) Ft. Myers Regional Operations Center and the Florida Highway Patrol arrested two registered nurses yesterday for obtaining more than 5,000 Oxycodone tablets illegally from medical facilities in Lee County, Fla. over a five-month period. Kimberly Renae Curry, 52, and Debra Himes, 55, both of Cape Coral, Fla., were charged with obtaining a controlled substance by fraud, a third degree felony.

The investigation began in June 2011 when agents learned Curry and Himes were going to three different medical clinics and receiving similar type controlled substances from doctors all within the same 30-day period. Curry and Himes are registered nurses in the State of Florida, but currently both have their licenses suspended due to prior complaints. Curry visited doctors 12 separate times all within days of each other from January 2011 through May 2011. During this time frame, Curry obtained 2,160 Oxycodone tablets and 600 Oxycontin tablets illegally. Himes visited doctors 13 separate times all within days of each other from January 2011 through May 2011. During this time frame Himes obtained 2,190 Oxycodone tablets and 150 Morphine tablets illegally. The subjects were booked into the Lee County Jail.

The case will be prosecuted by the Office of the State Attorney, 20th Judicial Circuit. The arrests are part of a continuing effort by local and state law enforcement to combat the criminal distribution of prescription drugs in Florida.

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11-10530 8/9/2011 7:22:21PM 2150 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR BLVD; PANAMA CITY MALL BRA THEFT

On the above date and time I responded to the listed address in reference to a theft. Upon arrival, I made contact with the complainant who said she had four Hispanic people, two females and two males, enter the store. She said one of the females asked her for help while the other one walked around the store. She said she saw the males near the bra rack that has merchandise stored inside several drawers. She said while helping the female she was unable to watch the other people in the store. She said after they all left she notice that about 100 bras were missing. She said no one actually observed the theft, but she contacted the beach store and gave them a description of the subjects. She said the manager had a similar theft that they believe to be the same subjects. She also advised me there are no security cameras in the business and she needed a report for the main office to file. Ofc. D. Harris #411

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CRIMINAL DEFENSE * PERSONAL INJURY

Steve Meadows Attorney At Law 850-

215-2948 (24 hours)

Meadows & Kelley, P.A. 433 Oak Avenue Panama City, FL 32401

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FORMER ELECTED STATE ATTORNEY

Prosecutor 20 years Experienced Trial Attorney *Former Law Enforcement Officer

REPORT Prepared by R. Corley, BCSO, with Information by Capt. F. Bell

August 15, 2011 The Bay County Sheriff’s Office received information, August 15, 2011, in reference to a package that was shipped to a residence at 1025 Everett Avenue and addressed to Demetra Morris, DOB 12-17-79.

Investigators made contact with Demetra Morris and learned that the package contained a shipment of the synthetic drug known as "bath salts". Investigators believe Morris had arranged shipment of the drugs from the country of Belize to her home in Bay County.

Morris also was found to be in possession of Ambien at the time of this incident. Morris was arrested and charged with possession of Ambien, possession of "bath salts" (22 PACKETS) and principal to bringing a controlled substance into the United States.

Search continues for Tallahassee boater A search is under way for a Tallahassee man who failed to return from a fishing trip Monday in Apalachee Bay. David Richard Clark, 61, launched his 18-foot Carolina skiff Monday mo rning a t Lig ht ho use Boat Ramp in Newport. He was due back around 1 p.m. A friend reported him missing about 6:30 p.m.

Officers with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) and U.S. Coast Guard responded and began a search of the area.

They located Clark’s drifting, unoccupied vessel about 11:30 p.m. Monday.

“Based on the GPS onboard his vessel, we know the vessel made several sharp turns and the location of those turns, and then the vessel began drifting,” said FWC Maj. Dave Pridgen.

“The search is centered in an area three to four miles south of where the Aucilla River enters the bay.”

Pridgen said the search continues and has been aided by several volunteers.

YOUR SOUL WILL SING IN PANAMA CITY BEACH: PRESENTING THE FUN NEVER SETS CHRISTIAN MUSIC AND FILM FEST - Performances by Third Day, TobyMac, Matthew West, Switchfoot and many more – Panama City Beach, FL., August 15, 2011 – Following the hugely successful contemporary Christian concerts presented last year, Panama City Beach is upping the ante with a three-day music and film festival later this month. Taking place Fri., August 26 – Sun., Aug. 28 at Aaron Bessant Park, The Fun Never Sets Christian Music and Film Fest will feature performances by the industry’s top names.

Including headliners Third Day and TobyMac, artists playing at the festival this year have sold a combined 27 million albums.

In addition, event sponsor The Attic Film Fest will be showing motivational short movies created by Christian filmmakers throughout the event. Movie titles include Academy Award-nominated “Most,” a modern day parable about sacrifice and “The Butterfly Circus,” a touching story about transformation, which was honored with the Clint Eastwood Filmmaker Award.

“We are thrilled to host such talented musicians for a weekend that is inspirational and uplifting,” states Dan Rowe, president and CEO of Panama City Beach Convention & Visitors Bureau. “The fall is a wonderful time to visit, and our gorgeous sugar-white sand beaches and emerald green waters perfectly set the stage for three days of praise, worship and reflection.”

The Fun Never Sets Christian Music and Film Fest Concert Line Up Friday, August 26 Petra (5:45 – 6:45 p.m.) The first Christian rock band to be inducted into the Gospel Music Hall of Fame, Petra was undoubtedly the world’s most popular band in the contemporary Christian music genre throughout the 1980s and early 1990s. Having released more than 20 studio albums, Petra was the first Christian band whose memorabilia was included in the Hard Rock Café restaurant chain.

Several other artists have recorded tributes to the band, including country music sensation Tim McGraw.

Matthew West (7:15 – 8:15 p.m.) The Downers Grove, Illinois native is best known for number one hits "More," "You Are Everything," and "The Motions." West, who says he has plumbed the depths of his soul for sweet inspiration, released his latest album, My Own Little World, in 2010. In addition to a successful solo career, the musician has worked as a songwriter for many other well-known artists including Point of Grace, Billy Ray Cyrus, Jo Dee Messina and Rascal Flatts.

Third Day (8:45 – 10:00 p.m.) Berthed amid a storm of personal crises and tragedies of those close to them, Third Day’s steely-eyed eighth album, Wherever You Are, was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Pop/Contemporary Gospel album in 2006. The Atlantabased rockers are on a mission to convey the hope and eternity of Christ through their music, from their encouraging “Rise Up” to the inspirational “Mountain of God.” Saturday, August 27 Jamie Grace (3:00 – 3:30 p.m.) A hybrid mix of acoustic pop, hip hop, folk, and reggae, the newest addition to the TobyMac-founded label, Gotee Records, recently released a four-song collection titled Hold Me. Diagnosed with Tourette Syndrome at the age of 11, Grace, now 19, shares her story of resilience and hope through what she calls her “heart songs.”

Peter Furler (4:00 – 5:00 p.m.) Raw talent combined with hard work has produced one of Australia’s biggest exports – not just in Christian music but in every genre. One of the few Aussies who can lay claim to writing, producing and singing more than 25 number one hits including classics “He Reigns,” “Shine,” and “Something Beautiful,” Furler’s performances are notorious for being as diverse as they are divine.

Family Force 5 (5:30 – 6:30 p.m.) Often referred to as a crunk rock band, Family Force 5 mixes a diverse set of music styles including punk, rap, R & B, funk, techno pop and more with positive lyrics. The band released their first full-length album titled Business Up Front/Party in the Back in 2006 and ventured onto the popular Vans Warped Tour the following year. The album, featuring several hit singles such as "Love Addict" and "Earthquake," was an instant hit in both the Christian and mainstream markets.

Switchfoot (7:00 – 8:15 p.m.) This well-known American rock band hailing from San Diego, California, first gained momentum in the mainstream music market when several of their songs were featured in the 2002 movie A Walk to Remember. The Beautiful Letdown, the band’s album released in 2003, contained their best-known singles, "Meant to Live" and "Dare You to Move." With its play on words, Vice Verses, the title of Switchfoot’s newest album, coherently suggests that everything has two sides.

TobyMac (8:45 – 10:00 p.m.) TobyMac ranks among the most successful artists in Christian music history in terms of radio success, sales power and critical acclaim. His fourth studio album, TONIGHT, was released in 2010 and centered on the belief that we all need God now – this morning, this afternoon, tonight. The songs on the album are typical TobyMac in many ways – an eclectic mix of rap, rock, pop and funk, all laden with catchy hooks and melodies just itching for airplay and audience singalongs.

Sunday, August 28 On Sunday at 10:00 a.m., Christian rock band DecembeRadio will lead a morning worship service to conclude a weekend of fellow ship.

Known for such musical hits as “Dangerous” and “Drifter,” DecembeRadio will delight fans with a short concert following the w orship service. Tickets are not required for Sunday’s service or concert.

Tickets are available through vacation packages with participating Panama City Beach lodging partners and Ticketmaster.

For more information on these packages and details on purchasing individual tickets, visit www.visitpanamacitybeach.com.

Jacob Hendershot's mother, Nancy Robinson said….

"I will make damn sure...I will be mad at the law if they don't get the death penalty for doing this to my baby.

Oh my god.

How could they do this?” .….on Channel 7 TV News.

William Chase (17) has also been charged with Murder.

Vehicle & Foot Chase ‌..Ends In Arrest The Bay County Sheriff’s Office Field Patrol Deputies have taken one into custody after a short vehicle and foot chase on Panama City Beach.

At about 10:15 a.m. Sat Aug 13 a BCSO deputy spotted a white Toyota truck weaving in and out of traffic while on the Hathaway Bridge. The deputy turned on light and sirens to conduct a traffic stop but the driver refused to stop. The suspect in the truck jumped the concrete median at Thomas Drive and Highway 98, turning south onto Thomas Drive.

The vehicle pursuit was terminated by a Patrol Supervisor and the Toyota truck continued down Thomas Drive, colliding with two other cars at the intersection of Laird and Thomas Drive. The truck then hit a third vehicle parked in the parking lot of the Express Lane at the intersection. The driver then got out and fled on foot. Other BCSO deputies also responded and the suspect was found a short time later behind a strip mall along Thomas Drive. Deputies had to use an ECD (taser) to take Prentice Kuwamane Lewis into custody.

Lewis, DOB 5/3/91, of 1802 Flower Avenue, Panama City, had outstanding warrants for Failure to Comply, Possession of Marijuana less than 20 grams and was driving with a suspended license. He now faces additional charges of Felony Fleeing and Attempting to Elude Law Enforcement and Driving While License Suspended or Revoked, and Resisting Arrest Without Violence.

Area police officer used meth...fired.

Officer Caleb Tolbert has admitted to using meth, according to a published report from Blountstown. He was fired from the force, according to Chief Rodney Smith.

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The Bay County Sheriff’s Office is asking the public’s help to identify a suspect captured on security video using a stolen credit card…….

On July 10, 2011, the BCSO was contacted by the owner of the credit card to report the theft of her wallet out of her purse. The victim stated the wallet must have been stolen the night of July 9, 2011, while she was out for the evening. The victim did not realize the wallet was gone until the morning of July 10, 2011.

When she could not find it in her purse, home, or vehicle, she called the credit card company to report the card as stolen and was told the card had been used the evening before at about 9 p.m. at the Ritz Food Store on Thomas Drive, Panama City Beach.

Investigators with the Criminal Investigations Division went to the Ritz Food store and looked at security video.

The suspect is a white woman, about 30 years of age, with long dark hair. She has a tattoo that begins on her collar bones and comes together in the middle of her upper chest. She also has tattoos on both upper arms. On her upper left arm she has a tattoo that appears to be of a woman with long dark hair wearing a dress and high heels.

Anyone with information about this suspect is asked to call Investigator Jason Daffin at 248-2115 or Crime Stoppers at 785-TIPS

The Bay County Sheriff's Office responded to a 911 call in reference to a report of a naked man, yelling and screaming and running up and down Plantation Lane in Callaway.

Before deputies could arrive, another 911 call was placed stating the man had knocked down a wooden fence and gate at a home on Plantation Lane and then knocked out a window to the house next door and entered the home.

Deputies arrived to discover that two women, in the home when the suspect entered, had fled the home and were safe outside. Deputies entered the home and found Andrew K. Mewbourne inside one of the bedrooms. The room was badly damaged. Mewbourne, upon seeing the deputy, broke another window and jumped out of the home.

Deputies found Mewbourne outside the home and took him into custody after wrestling with him. Mewbourne had deep lacerations to one arm and one leg, having been cut by glass. EMS responded and were able to finally get Mewbourne on a stretcher, still screaming and fighting, and take him to a local hospital, where he remains.

BCSO deputies and investigators from the narcotics unit spoke with Mewbourne's fiancee who stated he had been ingesting synthetic drugs known as "bath salts" since returning home from a fishing trip on Tuesday, August 9, 2011. Mewbourne's fiancee gave investigators consent to search their home and a small quantity of white powder was found that is believed to be "bath salts".

This powder will be sent to FDLE labs for testing.

Mewbourne. DOB 11-8-81, of 601 Plantation Court, Callaway, will be charged with Burglary of an Unoccupied Dwelling, Felony Criminal Mischief, and misdemeanor Criminal Mischief, and Resisting Without Violence. Mewbourne could face additional drug charges pending outcome of FDLE lab testing of the white powder found in his home.

Nightmares That Drivers Face

Panama City Attorney Wes Pittman

All drivers will experience these scenarios: (1) a kid chasing a ball darts from between parked cars directly into the car’s path, (2) a bike rider wobbles in front of a passing car; or (3) at night, a drunk pedestrian tries to cross the road in a vehicle’s path. A collision occurs between the driver and the darting kid, the bike rider, or the drunk pedestrian.

Various prices will be paid for the collision. The injured person pays with life or limb.

And a legal price may be paid by the driver’s insurance company in some circumstances.

Let’s examine them. The specific facts of a case determine which laws apply. In the darting child case, the child chasing the ball into a street is obligated to stop and watch for traffic if he’s old enough to exercise such judgment. Under the law, that’s at about age 6.

While an older child can be partially at fault for his injury, so can the driver if he or she was inattentive, speeding, or should have known that the event could be in the making. Foreseeability is an important concept in negligence law. If the driver saw kids playing ball near the street, the argument is that he should have thought that a kid, concealed by the parked cars, might come out to get an errant ball.

Since this scenario is reasonably foreseeable, the driver must slow down to whatever speed is necessary to avoid injury.

If he doesn’t, and the child is hurt, the driver’s insurance company will pay the price. But if children weren’t playing near the street and the injury occurred in a non-residential area, the driver has a good defense to a negligence claim.

The injury was not foreseeable, so the driver has an excuse under the law. You see the arguments that can be made by both sides. They are equally applicable in the examples I gave about the bike rider and the drunk pedestrian.

Foreseeability of injury is the key to success or failure of these cases. If you’ve been injured in any kind of accident, call me for a free DVD that will answer frequently asked questions about your rights.

ARRESTED Brian Wayne Manning PCPD 11-10549 11-10549 8/10/2011 7:49:10AM 1209 E 15TH ST; PCPD

Flee/Elude CASE On Wednesday, 08/10/11 at 0727 hours, I was in Massalina Housing, in the 1400 block of Joe Lewis Drive, when I heard CSI Choate on the radio stating he was attempting a traffic stop on a motorcycle that was not stopping . He stated the motorcycle was east bound on 15th Street, then stated he was about to cross Martin Luther King Jr Blvd. I was in a position to intercept the motorcycle, being just east of them. I traveled north on Mercedes Avenue to 15th Street and stopped at the stop sign. I activated my blue emergency lights, which automatically activates my incar camera from 30 seconds prior to the lights being turned on. I looked west toward Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd and saw a line of traffic traveling east and a motorcycle occupied by a white male , weaving into the inside lane around one car, then back to the outside lane around another car to get in front of this line of traffic. I could hear CSI Choate's siren on his vehicle, but I could not see him yet. I activated my siren just as the motorcycle accelerated and passed me.

I began to pursue, trying to get up to the high rate of speed at which he was already traveling and estimated his speed at 80 to 100 miles per hour. I gave this information over the radio and Sgt. Laramore asked for traffic conditions. As the motorcycle

approached Sherman Avenue, he had no other traffic around him and I stated this, but he was leaving the city limits.

The pursuit was called off and I de-activated my lights and siren, then turned right onto Sherman Avenue as the motorcycle continued east toward East Avenue. A short time later, Sgt. Morris heard, then saw the motorcycle northbound on State Road 389 (East Avenue). With assistance from the Lynn Haven Police Department, Sgt. Morris was able to follow the motorcycle and apprehend the driver, Brian Manning, after it was abandoned in a ditch next to 311 E 17th Street in Lynn Haven. I responded to this area as Manning was arrested and he was turned over to me. CSI Choate issued two citations, one for misdemeanor Reckless Driving/Weaving In and Out of Traffic while Fleeing and an infraction for failing to keep two tires on the road on a motorcycle. I issued three criminal citations: Fleeing and Eluding a Law Enforcement Officer (Marked Vehicle, blue lights/siren), No Motorcycle Endorsement, and No Valid Drivers License. I learned that Manning's license had been suspended a total of nine (9) times since 2009, with six (6) of those being Suspended I n d e f i n i t e l y. T h e l a s t suspension was 01/18/2011. I learned Manning was on current probation for Dealing in Stolen Property and I contacted his probation officer to notify her of the new charges . The in-car video will be submitted to IT to be downloaded from the video hard drive. Manning was transported to the Bay County Jail and left in their custody.

MLaw #602 ARRESTED

Niya Nakelka Reynolds PCPD 11-10601 11-10601 8/11/2011 1:25:53AM E 9TH ST & N MAC ARTHUR AVE RESISTING ARRES OfcPatterson D On August 11, 2011, at the location of 9th Street and Mac Arthur, I observed who I believed to be Niya Reynolds.

Ms Reynolds is known to myself and Ofc. Patterson to be a habitual drug user. There appeared to be wooden push rod sticking out of Ms Reynolds' left rear pocket in plain view.

Ms. Reynolds explanation was that she had just picked it up off the ground . Ms. Reynolds became very nervous and fidgety when she was confronted about the push rod.

Ms Reynolds began to unzip her pants, saying she had to urinate. During this time, her hand went inside her

underwear. Ms Reynolds was instructed by Ofc. Patterson to not pull her pants down, which she didn't, but instead urinated on herself. Ms Reynolds was carrying a cigarette box in her right hand and she refused to set it down on the trunk. With the prior history with Ms Reynolds it was believed that drug paraphernalia may be inside the cigarette box. Ms Reynolds was again instructed to place the cigarette box on the trunk of the vehicle. She refused to do so, and turned and threw a glass crack pipe to a neighboring yard causing it to hit the driveway and break. I was to able look and see general direction that the crack pipe went. Ms Reynolds was taken into custody at this time. Upon looking in the general area, a glass crack pipe was recovered. The pipe had burnt residue on the edges, and the pieces that ...CONTINUED ON PAGE 33

FWC DIVISION OF LAW ENFORCEMENT FIELD OPERATIONS WEEKLY REPORT August 5 - 11, 2011 This report represents some events the FWC handled over the past week; however, it does not include all actions taken by the Division of Law Enforcement.

NORTHWEST REGION OKALOOSA COUNTY Officer Matt Webb was on vessel patrol conducting boating safety inspections and state fisheries inspections near Destin Pass when he observed a 15-foot boat returning from the east Destin jetties. A fisheries inspection revealed two red drum fillets in a zip lock plastic bag. The operator was cited for failure to land red drum in whole condition.

Officers Pete Rockwell and Matt Webb were on vessel patrol conducting state and federal fisheries enforcement in the Gulf of Mexico. Officer Rockwell observed what appeared to be a charter boat adrift with individuals fishing. The fisheries inspection revealed a grossly undersized greater amberjack measuring 22 inches and five undersized gray triggerfish. The legal size for greater amberjack is 30 inches or greater fork length and gray triggerfish is 14 inches or greater fork length. The deckhand admitted to the officers that the greater amberjack was going to be used as bait. The deckhand accepted responsibility and was cited for possession of an undersized greater amberjack and undersized gray triggerfish.

Officer Alan Kirchinger stopped a vessel after observing it operating on a full plane within the no wake/idle speed zone near Destin bridge. While Officer Kirchinger addressed the violation and conducted a safety inspection, he noticed the operator displayed signs of impairment. The operator stumbled around the vessel and told Officer Kirchinger that he was “a little inebriated.” Field sobriety tasks confirmed the operator was impaired. He was placed under arrest and transported to the Destin Coast Guard Station where he agreed to a statecertified breath test. The breath sample provided revealed the subject’s breath alcohol content was .239. The subject was charged with BUI and transported to the Okaloosa County Jail.

WALTON COUNTY Officer Don Walker responded to an alligator bite report near a restaurant in south Walton County. The bite occurred on the bank of a retention pond. The intoxicated individual was bitten in the calf and refused medical treatment (minor injury). The investigation is ongoing.

Charge: RESIST OFFICER OBSTRUCT WO VIOLENCE

Bay County Sheriff's Office Offense / Incident Report Casenumber: 2011-053205 Reported On: 08/06/2011 @ 02:25 Incident Occurred Between: 08/06/2011 @ 02:25 and 08/06/2011 @ 02:25 Location: 9109 INDIAN BLUFF RD. YOUNGSTOWN, FL 32466 Arrest Name: SANDERS, CATLYN, ELIZABETH Address: TRANSIENT, PANAMA CITY,

Date Of Birth: 03/24/1989 Age: 22 Narrative ON THE ABOVE DATE AND TIME, I RESPONDED TO 9109 INDIAN BLUFF RD. IN REFERENCE TO AN UNKNOWN INTOXICATED FEMALE KNOCKING ON THE DOOR OF THE RESIDENCE. UPON ARRIVING, I SPOKE WITH THE FEMALE, WHO VERBALLY IDENTIFIED HERSELF AS CATLYN E. SANDERS. MS. SANDERS STATED THAT SHE HAD BEEN DRINKING WITH SOME FRIENDS OUT IN THE AREA AND THEY HAD LEFT HER BEHIND WHILE THEY WENT TO GO GET SOME MORE BEER. WHEN THE PEOPLE DID NOT RETURN, SHE BEGAN WALKING TO LOOK FOR HELP. SANDERS DID NOT KNOW WHERE SHE WAS AND HAD NO ONE TO COME GET HER. SHE THEN ADDED THAT SHE WAS CURRENTLY TRANSIENT AND HAD BEEN BARRED FROM THE RESCUE MISSION. UPON CHECKING B.C.S.O. RECORDS, I DETERMINED THAT SANDERS WAS LISTED AS HAVING A LOCAL WARRANT FOR FAILURE TO APPEAR ON ARRAIGNMENT ON RESISTING LAW ENFORCEMENT WITHOUT VIOLENCE, WARRANT #: 11006427MMMO. I CONTACTED THE B.C.S.O. WARRANTS DIVISION AND CONFIRMED THAT SANDERS HAD A VALID ACTIVE WARRANT. SANDERS WAS PLACED UNDER ARREST AND TRANSPORTED TO THE BAY COUNTY JAIL FOR INCARCERATION.

BAY COUNTY Officers Pete Rockwell, Ryan Nelson, and Nick Price were on vessel patrol conducting state and federal fisheries enforcement in the Gulf of Mexico. The officers conducted an impromptu joint effort with U.S. Customs and Border Patrol personnel on an inspection of a commercial long -liner vessel. A computer check revealed that a crewmember had an outstanding warrant out of Bay County for violation of probation on a past DUI charge. The long-liner was escorted in and the individual was turned over to a Panama City police officer for transport and booking into the Bay County Jail.

Officer Nick Price responded to a complaint of a subject spearfishing under the Panama City Beach Pier.

Upon arrival, fishermen on the pier pointed to a speargun lying underwater about 20 feet from the pier. No one was in the water; however, the fishermen indicated the spearfisher had taken a red drum to some people on the beach. The speargun was recovered and soon afterward a subject came forward to claim the gun. It was determined this subject had speared an oversized red drum and had no fishing license.

Citations were issued for spearfishing under the pier, illegal method of take and taking oversized red drum. A written warning was issued for the license violation.

Officer Ken Atkins was working the Econfina Creek Wildlife Management Area when he found a subject consuming an alcoholic beverage. The individual admitted that he knew alcohol was not allowed in the area. A citation was issued.

Officers Nick Price and Dennis Palmer were on patrol in St. Andrews Bay when they checked a fisherman who possessed six flounder (three undersized) and an undersized black sea bass. A citation was issued for the undersized flounder and a warning for the sea bass.

Lt. Jay Chesser and Officer Joe Chambers responded to an emergency call concerning a subject who dove into shallow water and lost feeling below his chest. The injured subject was transported to shore then taken by ambulance to a local hospital.

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million doses; for the same period this year, oxycodone purchased by pharmacies dropped to 225 million and the quantity purchased by practitioners plummeted to just 925,000 doses.

“Florida law enforcement has launched a focused attack,” said Commissioner Bailey. “We have major investigations open in every region of the state and we are systematically taking down pill mills, rounding up street traffickers, and putting overprescribing doctors out of business.”

Today the Strike Force began destroying the more than 357,000 pills voluntarily surrendered by physicians and quarantined by law enforcement as a result of the passage of House Bill 7095. The legislation declared a public health emergency and imposed new restrictions for dispensing selected controlled substances. The Florida Department of Health (DOH) issued 157 emergency suspension orders since the end of March, of which 49 percent involved the illegal

caused the most deaths were oxycodone (1,516), benzodiazepines (1,304 – with alprazolam, also known as Xanax, accounting for 981 deaths), methadone (694), ethyl alcohol (572) and cocaine (561). Oxycodone occurrences increased by 22.4 percent in 2010 and deaths caused by oxycodone rose by 27.9 percent when compared to the previous year.

“This is what is possible when we target the source of the problem: bad doctors at the top of the pill mill supply chain,” said Gov. Scott. “By attacking the problem at the source, Florida’s law enforcement officers have made a dramatic impact. I commend Attorney General Bondi, Commissioner Bailey, and all the sheriffs, state troopers and police officers who are part of this effort.”

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The Florida Medical Examiners Commission 2010 Report of Drugs Identified in Deceased Persons is available on the FDLE website at www.fdle.state.fl.us.

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CONTINUED FROM PAGE 24 were recovered were cylindrical in shape and consistent with a crack pipe.

Ms. Reynolds did admit to throwing the pipe once she was confronted with the evidence. Ms Reynolds was transported to the Bay County Jail and charged with tampering with evidence and possession of drug paraphernalia. The broken glass crack pipe and wooden push rod was placed into evidence at the Panama City Police Department.

ARRESTED

Ryan Yousuf Khan PCPD 11-10663 11-10663 8/11/2011 9:47:36PM 3901 W HIGHWAY 98;

GOLD NUGGET LOUNGE

Disturbance I responded to the Gold Nugget in reference to a counte feit drivers license.

Upon arrival I spoke with the complainant who stated the suspect was still inside and that he had entered his establishment and gave him a fake ID. The complainant told him that he was going to call the police and the suspect stated to go ahead he would wait for them.

While I was talking to the complainant I was advised the suspect had just walked out. I

was given a description and located the suspect getting into a white vehicle and he began backing before I could get to him. I returned to my vehicle and was able to get behind him and initiate a traffic stop. I activated my emergency equipment at which time the suspect turned onto Louise

Ave. and stopped. I made contact with the suspect and asked him to please turn his vehicle off. The suspect turned the vehicle off but was acting extremely nervous and jittery.

He continued to look around in a nervous manner picking up the set of keys again and singling out the ignition key. At that time I asked the driver to hand me the keys, as I felt he may attempt to drive off. He refused my verbal commands and then again grabbed the keys singling out the drivers key and lifting his hand towards the ignition. At that time I gave him a verbal command to step out of the vehicle and he refused. Ofc. Crawford and Ofc. Raffield arrived as backup. We were able to get the suspect to exit the vehicle at which time I gave him a verbal command to place his hands on the vehicle which he refused to do. Once his hands were on the vehicle, the suspect pushed off the vehicle back into Ofc. Raffield and then into myself. We were giving him commands to stop resisting and to put his hands behind his back.

He continued to resist and pulled his arms away. He then beganto turn towards me at the same time moved a little closer to the open drivers door.

I gave him more verbal commands to comply and turn around and put his hands behind him. He continued to resist at which time we used the minimal amount of force to gain compliance. The suspect was arrested and placed in the back of my vehicle. The suspect then became belligerent calling this officer a "bitch" and a "cWORD". I stepped away from the vehicle for a moment and

when I returned he had slid his handcuffs past his rear-end and under his knee's, attempting to get them in front. I advised him to return the cuffs to their original position or he could receive another charge, at which time he complied. During an NCIC/ FCIC it was found that the suspect was driving with a revoked license for DUI. The suspect was charged with DWLSR knowingly, Unauthorized use of a DL, and ROWOV. While en route to the jail, the suspect continuously cursed at this officer, using the terms "bitch" and "c-WORD" continuously.

The suspects FAKE DRIVERS LICENSE was turned into evidence and the REVOKED DRIVERS LICENSE was turned into records. Ofc. L. Tuning 299

ARRESTED Stephanie Renee Lamkins PCPD 11-10295 11-10295 8/4/2011 5:03:47PM 2630 E 11TH ST; BP STATION While sitting in the parking lot of 2630 E 11th Street I observed two black male juveniles loitering in the parking lot. While watching the males I observed the defendant approach the two juveniles and speak with juvenile 1. The defendant retrieved an item from juvenile 1 and entered into the store. I observed the defendant leave the store and again make contact with juvenile 1. The defendant handed juvenile 1 a swisher sweets cigar.

Investigator Lanier and I made contact with the three subjects in the parking lot. It was determined both males were juveniles. The defendant was arrested for providing tobacco to a minor and transported to the Bay County Jail.

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Incident # 11-08778 On 07-31-11 at about 1922 hours, I was dispatched to Minnesota Avenue and Pineforest Drive, in reference to the theft of a stop sign. An Officer with the City of Springfield, notified dispatch that a stop sign had been removed from the above intersection. I went to the location, and noticed the stop sign had been removed from the pole. Street department was contacted, and the sign was replaced. The sign is valued around $150.00 No suspects at this time.

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Incident # 11-08732 On 07/30/2011 at approximately 1029 hours, I responded to 1419 Ohio Avenue, Top Shelf Liquors, in response to a retail theft. Upon arriving I made contact with the owner, Daniel Russell. Mr. Russell told me that on 07/29/2011 at approximately 1827 hours an unknown white female wearing a white Jack Daniels No. 7 shirt and flip flops entered the store. The unknown female appeared very intoxicated as she stumbled in and bumped into a shelf. She walked down an isle and proceeded to remove from

the shelf, and conceal a bottle of Grey Goose into her brown purse. After concealing the Grey Goose, she then turned to the other side of the isle, removed a bottle of Jose Cuervo from the shelf, and concealed it into her purse as well.

The unknown female then walked out of the store with out attempting to pay for the concealed merchandise at approximately 1828 hours.

After exiting, a pedestrian observed her as she entered a red Toyota pickup truck with possible FL tag . I entered the tag number into DAVID but

received no record. Mr. Russell then showed me the video footage confirming the white female committing retail theft. She clearly walked into the store and concealed the two bottles of liquor and walked out with out an attempt to purchase the merchandise. I received the video footage on a Duracell 2GB thumb drive, and I entered it into the property room as evidence. I received a receipt for the stolen merchandise, and it is attached to this report.

Reporting Officer PITTMAN, BENNY

ARRESTED Emanuel F. Howard

AT THE BAY COUNTY JAIL, THE SUSPECT ADMITTED TO GETTING INTO AN ARGUMENT WITH A MALE BUT COULD NOT STATE WHY. THE GUN WHICH WAS USED IN THE COMMISSION OF THE CRIME WAS COLLECTED AND TURNED INTO THE PANAMA CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT AS EVIDENCE. THE SUSPECT'S VEHICLE HOWEVER WAS LEFT AT PLAYERS CLUB. TAPED STATEMENTS WAS TAKEN BY SGT. McEUEN FROM THE VICTIM AND WITNESSES. OFC. WILLIAMS,D. 2204

balance and stated he had been drinking. The defendant did not know where he was going, only knew he was walking to the hospital. The defendant was detained. A search of his person found a blue and red ceramic/glass pipe used for inhaling drugs in his front left pocket. The defendant also had Envy potpourri in his pocket. The defendant was then arrested and transported to Bay County Jail where h e w as ch a r g e d w it h d r u g paraphernalia.

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same Suburban at the intersection of 14th St & Palo Alto Ave where we observed that the vehicle had travelled past the stop line and into the intersection before making a complete stop. Inv Space activated his blue lights to conduct a traffic stop and the vehicle continued East on 14th St while Inv Space activated his siren several times to alert the driver to pull over.

The vehicle turned South on Mercedes Ave and the turned East on 13th Ct with Inv Space's blue lights and siren activated before coming to a complete stop. Upon stopping I ordered the driver to lower all of his windows due to not being able to see through the tint and then approached the vehicle.

Upon reaching the driver's window I detected the odor of fresh marijuana and detained the driver in handcuffs.

The driver was identified as Stacey

PCPD 11-10544 11-10544 8/10/2011 1:06:56AM 1025 W 23RD ST; PLAYERS CLUB

ASSAULT ON 8/10/11 I RESPONDED TO 1025 W. 23RD STREET IN REFERENCE TO ASSISTING SGT. McEUEN WHO WAS AT A DISTURBANCE AT THIS LOCATION. DURING THE INVESTIGATION IT WAS DETERMINED A MALE, WHO WAS ALREADY IN HANDCUFFS, HAD GOT INTO A VERBAL ALTERCATION WITH THE VICTIM INSIDE PLAYERS CLUB. WHEN THE VICTIM ATTEMPTED TO LEAVE WITH HIS FRIENDS, THE MALE AGAIN CONFRONTED THE VICTIM AT WHICH TIME HE TOOK A GUN FROM HIS TRUCK AND POINTED IT AT THE VICTIM. ONE OF THE WITNESS TO THE ALTERCATION, EVEN DESCRIBE WHERE THE GUN WAS LOCATED. THE SUSPECT WAS READ HIS MIRANDA RIGHTS PRIOR TO QUESTIONING. WHEN QUESTIONED THE MALE STATED HE DID NOT GET INTO ANY CONFRONTATION WITH ANYONE AND THAT NOTHING HAPPEN. UPON ARRIVING

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PCPD 11-10583 11-10583 8/10/2011 6:38:57PM HAMILTON AVE & E 7TH ST

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Drug Case I responded to the area of East 7th Street and Hamilton Avenue in reference to a drunk pedestrian weaving in and out of traffic. I made contact with the pedestrian at East 7th Street and Harmon Avenue. The defendant was unable to keep his

Traffic Stop While observing a red in color Chevy Suburban bearing FL/ W613YT travel left of the solid yellow center line prior to the turn lane at 11th St & MLK Blvd Inv Space and I began to follow the vehicle to conduct a traffic stop . As the vehicle turned North onto MLK we observed the vehicle turn wide into the outside lane. After maneuvering behind the vehicle we stopped behind the

Williams by his Florida driver license. A search of the vehicle revealed several bags of marijuana packaged for sale , a digital scale, and cocaine packaged for sale.

Williams was transported to the jail and charged accordingly.

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On August 8, 2011 the Jackson County Drug Task Force received information that there were individuals cultivating marijuana at 4488 Pilcher Rd Marianna, Florida.

While conducting an investigation Investigators observed two white males moving the marijuana plants from the yard into the residence. Investigators approached the residence and made contact with the two subjects who were identified as Daniel Bibbee and Nicholas Lawson.

Investigators were also able to identify a third individual that was participating in the cultivation of marijuana who was identified as W/F Aprille Lawson. A search of the premises, investigators were able to recover twenty-two marijuana plants that were located in a closet inside of the residence and in the back yard. Investigators were also able to locate several items of drug paraphernalia such as glass water bongs, smoking pipes, plastic bags that contained small amounts of marijuana.

It was also discovered that Nicholas Lawson is a minor child. Daniel Bebbee and Aprille Lawson was arrested and charged with cultivation of marijuana, and child abuse. Nicholas Lawson was charged and released pending further action from the court.

PUBLIC NOTICE POTENTIALLY INELIGIBLE REGISTERED VOTER'S NOTICE The Bay County Supervisor of Elections, Mark Andersen, has received information that the persons listed below are potentially ineligible to be registered to vote.

Failure to contact this office within 30 days after this notice is published may result in a determination of ineligibility by the Supervisor of Elections and removal of the registered voter's name from the statewide voter registration system.

You should contact this office by calling 850- 784-6100 to receive information regarding the basis for the potential ineligibility and instructions on how to resolve the matter, or request additional assistance if needed.

The Supervisor of Elections will make a determination no less than 30 days after this published notice and if removed will notify the voter of the determination and action taken.

POTENTIALLY INELIGIBLE REGISTERED VOTER: Allen, Jason E 12441 Hamilton Rd Panama City, FL 32404 Arnold, Christopher M 2433 Thomas Dr.

Unit 321 Panama City, FL 32408 Batson Jr, Jessie E 2823 Kingswood Dr. Panama City, FL 32405 Brock, Bridget M 2433 Thomas Dr. Panama City, FL 32408 Brock, Terry R 2433 Thomas Dr. Panama City, FL 32408 Clay, Johnathan H 8333 Brandon Rd. Panama City, FL 32404 Couch, Kevin W 3609 Biltmore Dr. Panama City, FL 32408 Crowley, Kyle S 105 Golf Dr. Panama City, FL 32408 Graham, Chanelle' M 1131 N East Ave Panama City, FL 32401 Gray Jr, Lary W 504 Albatross St Apt B Panama City Beach, FL 32413 Greenfield, John 601 Hickory Bluff Dr. Panama City, FL 32409 Home, Melanie S 113 Palm Cir Panama City Beach, FL 32413 Lewkow, Lucas J 1603 Lake Ave Panama City, FL 32401 Masisak, Marty J 139Gulf Highlands Blvd Panama City Beach, FL 32407 McCray, Melvin 7201 E 10th St Panama City, FL 32404 McElvain, Cleo E

3637 W Hwy 390 Apt 203 Panama City, FL 32405 Morency, Keith E 1009 Alabama Ave. Lynn Haven, FL 32444 Myers, Sharron 9524 Resota Beach Rd Panama City, FL 32409 Nelms, Jason W 1320 Buena Vista Blvd #41 Panama City, FL 32401 Osborne, Samuel P

3668-B Kisling Loop Panama City, FL 32403 Sedivec, Anthony G 2433 Thomas Dr. 105 Panama City, FL Sedivec, Malinda A 2433 Thomas Dr #105 Panama City, FL 32408 Sheffield, Ryan L 8119 Zula Ave Panama City, FL 32404 Strickland, Jason A. 1508 Spring Gate Dr. Springfield, FL 32404 Tinsley, Rebecca N. 1635 Mc Kenzie Rd. Panama City, FL 32409 Trench, Shawn F 1133 Beck Ave Apt 5 Panama City, FL 32401 Watts, Larry E 903 Sanders Ln Springfield, FL 32401 Wickham, Joshua P. 218 San Pablo St Panama City Beach, FL 32413

This notice published August 9, 2011. Mark Andersen Bay County Supervisor of Elections

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Two Arrested For Burglary The Bay County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigations Division arrested two individuals last night in connection to the burglary of an empty home in Bay County.

On August 11, 2011, at about 7 pm, a woman drove by a family-owned home at 3009 East Avenue in Panama City. She noticed a white SUV parked in the driveway and grew concerned because the home was currently empty.

She notified her father who went to the home to find out why the SUV was parked in the driveway.

A white male got out of the white Ford Expedition and explained he and another man were driving around when they ran out of gas and had to park in the driveway. He stated that the driver of the car was at a nearby gas station getting gas. The owner of the home went around behind the house and found the back door open, a window broken with blood on the window sill, and the window air conditioner partially removed. He told the man in the white Expedition to wait in the car while he called the Bay County Sheriff’s Office.

Deputies responded and identified the white male as Johnny Gray Bean, DOB 11/20/67, of Huckleberry Lane in Southport. Bean had no cuts on his body and was too large to fit into the broken window. When questioned, Bean admitted his brother in law, Pedro Abraham Sanchez, had been with him and convinced him to come along with him in a search for scrap metal.

Sanchez was located and questioned and stated he had been in the home on East Avenue looking for scrap metal, when the home owner arrived and fled, leaving Bean behind. Sanchez, DOB 3/6/77, of 1918 E. 17th Street, was charged with Burglary of a Dwelling and Bean was charged with Principal to Burglary of a Dwelling. The investigation continues and additional charges are possible.

Police officials are asking for the public’s help after a murder in Springfield.

Responding to a call for a welfare check, police found Barbara Grinslade dead on her living room floor. There were signs of physical trauma, and have concluded that she was murdered several days ago. After not being seen or heard from in several days, Grinslade’s social worker asked officers to conduct the welfare check. Officers complied and found her body.

Barbara Grinslade is one of several inmates that was incarcerated in the Gulf County jail in the 90’s that sued former Sheriff Al Harrison, accusing him of coercing females in his custody into having sex with him, and as a result, served time in federal prison. An autopsy is being done to determine the cause of death.

If you have any information, please call Sgt. Thomas McCroan at the Springfield Police Department at 872-7545 or you can remain anonymous by calling CrimeStoppers at 785-TIPS.

Deadly Bull Kills 3rd Victim in 10 Years A fearsome bull killed a man at a festival in Spain Saturday—the bull's third kill in 10 years. Ratón, or Mouse, has such a terrifying reputation that its owners earn more than $14,000 whenever it appears at a festival, the Guardian reports.

This time around, witnesses say the 29-year-old victim was apparently drunk and had already been escorted back to his seat once before Ratón entered the bullring. The man then went back down into the ring and was gored.

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ARRESTED Larry Wayne Whitehead & Charles E. Young PCPD 11-10335 11-10335 8/5/2011 11:02:13AM E 6TH ST & HARRISON AVE

WANTED PERSON

Ofc. Hildebrandt R While on patrol, I observed 2 individuals sitting on the wall at the trolley stop. I observed several opened beer cans sitting on the wall in between them. The men were drinking beers while

waiting for the trolley. I made contact with the men and advised them of the reason for contact was the open beer cans they had in their possession. They stated it was Friday and they were celebrating Friday Fest. I advised them of the city ordinance prohibiting being in possession of an open alcohol container on a city right of way. They stated they weren't bothering anybody and requested we leave them alone. I placed both individuals under arrest for violating M.O. 3-3. I then transported one of the males to the bay county jail. A check on the other individual, revealed a confirmed extraditable warrant from Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office. EMS responded to the scene for the wanted person, due to an minor injury he sustained from a fall. The male then requested to be transported to the hospital for an unknown medical reason he couldn't advised of, in an attempt not to go to jail. On the way to the hospital he requested EMS drop he off at the rescue mission.

Once at the hospital, he released himself from medical care, prior to being admitted. Cpl. Carstarphen then transported him to the Bay County jail where both men were charged accordingly.

Anthony Mark Cox ARRESTED PCPD 11-10439 11-10439 8/7/2011 7:40:51PM

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Aug. 16, 2011 According to the State Attorney’s Office: A Panama City jury convicted John Hayes Foster on Tuesday of possessing chemicals used to manufacture methamphetamine.

Foster, 49, of 4630 Lake Dr., Parker, faces up to 25 years in prison when Circuit Judge Michael Overstreet sentences him Sept.

8. Assistant State Attorney Michelle Spaven told jurors in her opening statement that a Bay County Sheriff’s Office deputy stopped Foster on March 9 when Foster committed a traffic violation. Foster allowed the officer to search his vehicle and numerous items used in the manufacturing of methamphetamine were found. Foster’s attorney acknowledged that a bag of “meth junk” was found in the truck, along with a package of pseudoephedrine. Possession of pseudoephedrine is not illegal unless the state showed that Foster intended to use the drug to manufacture methamphetamine.

Foster was convicted of possession of: listed chemicals, a Schedule 2 controlled substance (oxycodone), a Schedule 4 controlled substance (pseudoephedrine) and drug paraphernalia.

1100 JENKS AVE; Express Lane On August 7th, 2011 at approximately 1945 hours, I responded to the above location in reference to a theft complaint. Upon my arrival, I met with the store clerk of the above location, and she stated that a male subject with a brown shirt and long gray hair stole a 18 pack of Natural Ice Beer from the store. The store clerk stated she observed the male subject exit the store without paying and walk towards the bushes in the area of the above location. I then left the store and observed the male suspect sitting near were the store clerk stated she saw him walk towards. It should be noted that the male subject I observed matched the description that both dispatch and the store clerk gave me.

The male suspect stated he took the beer from the store and hid it in the bushes. The male suspect was then placed under arrest, handcuffed using the double locking method for his safety, and searched incident to arrest. The male subject was then transported to Bay County Jail for further processing. The male suspect was charged with petit theft, F.S. 812.014. Ofc. J. Constantino #511 B-3

Kelvin Jaquez Mack ARRESTED Habitual Offender (DRIVER) with LOADED GUN PCPD 11-10492 11-10492 8/8/2011 11:55:04PM W 15TH ST & CLAY AVE Traffic Stop While on patrol in the area of 17th and Frankford, I conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle for speeding. I made contact with the driver, who was DWLSR (Habitual Offender.) I placed the defendant under arrest, charged him accordingly and transported him to the Bay County Jail for processing. While conducting an inventory of the vehicle, a loaded . 380 handgun was located in the center console. The gun was checked through NCIC/FCIC, with negative results and placed into property at the PCPD. The vehicle was towed by 19th Street Towing. Officer K. Olson #907

PCPD 11-10280 11-10280 8/4/2011 10:09:42AM 1007 W 15TH ST; WENDYS AT 15TH AND BALBOA Traffic Offense While on patrol on 08/04/11 I observed the passenger without a safety belt on and a child in the back seat with out a child restraint on in the vehicle. I was in my patrol car stopped at the stop light of 15th St. and Balboa Ave. waiting to go north. The vehicle was to my left waiting to go west on 15th St. I was able to clearly see that the passenger was not wearing a safety belt and neither was the child in the middle back seat. I then conducted a traffic stop at 1007 W 15th St. I made contact with the driver and informed him why he was being stopped. I requested a driver's license, proof of insurance and registration from the driver. The driver stated that he did not have a driver's license he only had an identification card. The driver added that he did not have the proof o f insurance or registration because to the vehicle because it did not belong to him and that he was only test driving it. It was confirmed that it was a dealer vehicle and that he was test driving it. I then asked if the dealership checked to see if he had a valid driver's license before letting him test drive?

The driver stated no, because the passenger is the one who was initially test driving the vehicle. The driver said the passenger drove the vehicle away from the dealership and was letting him drive it back to the dealership. I then made contact with the passenger. The

passenger advised that she knew that the driver did not have a driver's license. I asked her if she had a valid driver's license, she replied yes and presented me with a valid Florida driver's license. The passenger stated that she let the driver operate the vehicle because it was making a "funny" noise and she wanted him to see for himself. I issued the driver a notice to appear criminal citation for driving with no valid driver's license. I issued the passenger a notice to appear criminal citation for allowing an unauthorized person to operate a vehicle.

They were both given court dates and released.

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ARRESTED PCPD 11-10311 11-10311 8/4/2011 9:57:20PM 4911 W HIGHWAY 98; HOWARDS MOTEL

Drug CASE ON 08-04-2011 AT APPROXIMATELY 09:57PM, WHILE ON PATROL ON W HIGHWAY 98 I NOTICED A VEHICLE MAKE A LEFT HAND TURN FROM ALABAMA AVE ONTO W HIGHWAY 98.

THE VEHICLE WAS TRAVELING WESTBOUND IN THE EASTBOUND TRAVEL LANES. I ALSO NOTICED THE VEHICLE HAD TAG LIGHTS OUT. THE VEHICLE THEN TURNED INTO THE LISTED LOCATION. I MADE CONTACT WITH THE DRIVER AND SOLE OCCUPANT OF THE VEHICLE, WHO IDENTIFIED HIMSELF BY NAME, ADDRESS AND DATE OF BIRTH; HOWEVER, I DID LOCATE AN EXPIRE FLORIDA IDENTIFICATION CARD FOR THE DRIVER. THE DRIVER ADMITTED THAT HE DID NOT HAVE A DRIVERS LICENSE. WHILE SPEAKING WITH THE DRIVER I COULD SEE THAT HE WAS SWE ATING PROFUSELY AND I NOTICED A BLACK KNIFE IN THE

CENTER CONSOLE. A SEARCH OF FCIC/NCIC AND D.A.V.I.D REVEALED THAT THE DRIVER DID NOT HAVE A DRIVERS LICENSE AND ONLY AN ID CARD, WHICH WAS CONFIRMED THROUGH TELETYPE. I ARRESTED THE DRIVER AND PUT HIM IN THE BACK SEAT OF MY MARKED PATROL VEHICLE. THE DRIVER REQUESTED WE TAKE THE KEYS FROM THE VEHICLE, UPON DOING SO A QUANTITY OF COCAINE WAS LOCATED IN PLAIN VIEW IN THE CENTER CONSOLE CUP HOLDER. AFTER REMOVING THE COCAINE FROM THE VEHICLE THE DRIVER STATED TO GO AHEAD AND TAKE HIM TO JAIL. THE DRIVER ADMITTED THAT THE COCAINE WAS HIS, HE FORGOT HE LEFT IT IN THE CENTER CONSOLE AND THAT HE RECENTLY USED COCAINE. THE DRIVER WAS COOPERATIVE DURING THE INVESTIGATION. I TRANSPORTED THE DRIVER TO THE BAY COUNTY JAIL WHERE HE WAS CHARGED WITH P OSSE SS IO N O F C OC AI N E , POSSESSION OF DRUG PAR APHERNALIA AND DRIVING WITHOUT A LICENSE (2501-GPY). THE DRIVER SIGNED A TOW WAIVER WISHING TO LEAVE THE VEHICLE ON SCENE. OFC. K. DOHENY #610

EMS. THE DEFENDANT DENIED HITTING THE VICTIM BUT ADMITTED TO DRINKING OUT OF A LITER BOTTLE OF VODKA. WHILE SPEAKING WITH THE DEFENDANT I DETECTED AN ODOR OF AN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMING FROM HER FACIAL AREA. THE VICTIM AND DEFENDANT H AVE BEEN TOGETHER FOR 3 YEARS AND RESIDE TOGETHER AS A FAMILY. A SEARCH OF FCIC/NCIC REVEALED THAT THE VICTIM HAD AN ACTIVE WARRANT FOR HIS ARREST OUT OF BAY COUNTY FOR FAILING TO PAY FINES, WHICH WAS CONFIRMED THROUGH TELETYPE. I ARRESTED THE DEFENDANT FOR DOMESTIC BATTERY AND THE VICTIM FOR HIS WARRANT. BOTH WERE TRANSPORTED TO THE BAY COUNTY JAIL IN SEPARATE VEHICLES. THE VICTIM FILLED OUT A STATEMENT, SIGNED THE VICTIM NOTIFICATION FORM AND WAS GIVEN A DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PAMPHLET. A COPY OF THIS REPORT WILL BE FAXED TO THE SALVATION ARMY. OFC. K. DOHENY #610

Cynthia Gail Payne

ON 08-05-2011 AT APPROXIMATELY 10:23PM, I RESPONDED TO THE LISTED LOCATION IN REFERENCE TO A TRESPASSER. UPON MY ARRIVAL I MADE CONTACT WITH THE EMPLOYEE, WHO STATED THE TRESPASSER WAS INTOXICATED AND CAUSING A DISTURBANCE. SHE ASKED HIM TO LEAVE BUT HE WANTED TO ORDER MORE BEER, BUT SHE REFUSED TO SERVE HIM. THE TRESPASSER WAS SITTING DOWN OUTSIDE THE BUSINESS AND WAS COOPERATIVE. THE EMPLOYEE SIGNED A TRESPASS WARNING AND ISSUED IT TO THE TRESPASSER, WHICH HE STATED HE UNDERSTOOD. OFC. K. DOHENY #610

ARRESTED PCPD 11-10321 11-10321 8/5/2011 2:25:05AM 1205 CLAY AVE; C Domestic ON 08-05-2011 AT APPROXIMATELY 02:24AM, I RESPONDED TO THE LISTED LOCATION IN REFERENCE TO A DOMESTIC BATTERY. UPON MY ARRIVAL I MADE CONTACT WITH THE VI C T I M , WH O S T A TE D H I S GIRLFRIEND,DEFENDANT, BECAME IRATE AFTER HE DRANK THE LAST CUP OF VODKA. THE DEFENDANT PUNCHED THE VICTIM IN THE FACE MULTIPLE TIMES, WHICH CAUSED HIS NOSE TO BLEED. I NOTICED BLOOD DRIPPING DOWN HIS FACE AND BLOOD STAINS WERE ALSO VISIBLE ON HIS SHIRT. THE VICTIM DECLINED

PCPD 11-10368 11-10368 8/5/2011 10:24:10PM 4130 W HIGHWAY 98;

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TRESPASSER

St. Andrew MURDER窶認IRST RESPONDER REPORT PCPD 11-10551 11-10551 8/10/2011 7:53:13AM 1801 MOUND AVE; apt 8

MURDER On 08/10/11 I was dispatched to 1805 Mound Ave.;Apt 8 in reference to an injured person. While en-route, dispatch advised that the injured person could be possibly deceased. Upon arrival a female witness approached me. This witness also resides at 1805 Mound Ave in a different apartment. The female witness advised

"she's dead, she's dead... he beat her to death!" I asked the female witness to take me to "him", the defendant.

As I made the corner around the building I observed the defendant sitting at the foot of the door to the apartment. I asked the defendant if I c o u l d s p e a k wi t h h i m , h e immediately stood up with his hands raised and started to walk towards me Arrested: William quickly, stating "I did it." I then B r a d l e y secured the defendant. There was Montgomery, 47 three people who reside at this charged with an apartment complex standing around me and the defendant. I entered the Open Count Of apartment to search for the victim. I Murder.

Victim discovered the victim in the bedroom. identified as Jamie She was lying on the bed completely Marie Gibson, 41 nude. The body felt cold to the touch and I was unable to find a pulse in the carotid artery.

Investigations arrived and took control of the scene. I took the defendant to the station (Panama City Police Department) to be interviewed by a detective. After speaking with detectives I transported the defendant to Bay County Jail.

The defendant was booked for murder and turned over to jail personnel.

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theft in relation to a burglary that occurred in November of last year in the Overstreet area.

Gulf County Sheriff Arrest Log The Gulf County Sheriff’s Office will be conducting vehicle safety checkpoints and DUI check points during the months of June and July 2011. The check points will be held throughout the county to include Highway 98 near St. Joe Beach, Highway 98 and Garrison Ave, C-30 Simmons Bayou, Highway 71 North of White City, Highway 22 and Highway 22A, Highway 71 and Westarm Creek, Highway 71 Dalkieth Area and Highway 71 near the Calhoun line.

On 08/02/2011 Clyde Randall McDaniel w/m 47 was arrested for the second time in two days for driving on a suspended or revoked driver’s license.

On 08/02/2011 Samuel Allen Melvin w/m 21 was arrested on a warrant f r o m Washington County for violation of community control.

O n 08/02 /2 011 J a m e s Anthony Reagan w/m 40 was arrested on a violation of probation and a failure to pay child support warrant.

On 08/03/2011 Michael Sterling Teston w/m 34 was arrested on t h r e e warrants for failure to appear all warrants were for retail theft.

On 08/03/2011 Timothy Carson O’Bryan Sr. and Timothy Carson O’Bryan Jr

Timothy Carson O’Bryan Sr. and Timothy Carson O’Bryan Jr

were arrested on charges of domestic battery.

On 08/04/2011 Casey J Trickey w/f 30 was arrested on a warrant for failure to pay child support.

On 08/06/2011 Matthew Robert Milton w/m 31 was arrested for Driving under the Influence he refused a breathtest.

On 08/008/2011 Kevin Edward Lamb w/m 32 was arrested for violation of probation he w as on probation for lewd and lascivious battery.

On 08/08/2011 Ramon Aguilar Alvarez h/m 40 was arrested on charges of DWLSR and DUI, Alvarez crashed his vehicle on Hwy 71 near Ourtown Road. He is currently being held for Immigration and will be deported.

On 08/09/2011 Zachery Zacchaeus Lee b/m 22 was arrested on a warrant for petit theft.

On 08/09/2 011 Suzanne Aull was arrested on a violation of probation warrant.

On 08/12/2011 deputies responded to a call about a suspicious vehicle at the end of Parker Road, they arrested Brandon Hoover w/m 18 and two juveniles for possession of alcoholic beverage by a person under 21.

Allegedly handed out laced treats at band camp A trio of teens may be charged after they allegedly gave 23 fellow band campers pot brownies—without telling anyone the treats were laced, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports. No ill effects were reported, but ―we won't let this slide," says a police sergeant. "It could have been a very big deal." Police found out about the prank when one of the suspects told a fellow student, who told the school. ―It could have been an interesting band practice,‖ says the officer.

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On 08/10/2011 Michael David Flower w/m 42 was arrested on 5 warrants for failure to appear on charges of worthless checks.

On 08/08/2011 Richard Ralph Holley w/m 41 was arrested for failure to pay child support.

Kenneth Michael Dunham w/ m 47 was arrested for Driving on a suspended license.

On 08/008/2011 John Dalton Richter w/m 20was arrested on warrants for burglary, dealing in stolen property and grant

On 08/11/2011 John Stuart Barnes w/m 49 w as arrested for Driving

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without a license.

Teens Face Charges in Pot Brownie Prank

The Gulf County Sheriff’s Office received information concerning a marijuana grow in the area of Hwy 22 near County Line.

Deputies went to the area and locate several marijuana plants; they made arrangement for the Bay County Sheriff’s Office to fly its helicopter in the area. Gulf County Deputies with the help of the Bay County Sheriffs Office helicopter located approximately 60 plants ranging from 4-6 ft. tall. The plants are valued at about $1000.00 at maturity.

May God Bless and protect our Troops

A COUNTY PRESS TRIBUTE The Department of Defense announced today the deaths of two soldiers who were supporting Operation Enduring Freedom. They died Aug. 14 in Paktika province, Afghanistan, while conducting vehicle recovery operations, and encountered a secondary explosion while dismounted.

They were assigned to the 1st Battalion, 2nd Infantry Regiment, 172nd Infantry Brigade Grafenwoehr, Germany.

Killed were: Sgt. Matthew A. Harmon, 29, of Bagley, Minn.; and Spc. Joseph A. VanDreumel, 32, of Grand Rapids, Mich.

The Department of Defense announced today the death of a soldier who was supporting Operation Enduring Freedom.

Master Sgt. Charles L. Price III, 40, of Milam, Texas, died Aug. 12 in Kandahar province, Afghanistan, of wounds suffered when enemy forces attacked his unit with an improvised explosive device. He was assigned to Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, Fort Carson, Colo.

The Department of Defense announced today the death of a soldier who was supporting Operation Enduring Freedom.

2nd Lt. Joe L. Cunningham, 27, of Kingston, Okla., died Aug. 13 at Laghman province, Afghanistan, of injuries sustained in a non-combat related incident. He was assigned to 1st Battalion, 179th Infantry Regiment, 45th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, Oklahoma Army National Guard, Stillwater, Okla.

The Department of Defense announced today the deaths of five soldiers who were supporting Operation Enduring Freedom. They died Aug. 11 in Kandahar province, Afghanistan, of injuries sustained when an improvised explosive device detonated near their vehicle. They were assigned to the 1st Battalion, 32nd Infantry Regiment, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division, Fort Drum, N.Y. Killed were: Sgt. Edward J. Frank II, 26, of Yonkers, N.Y. Sgt. Jameel T. Freeman, 26, of Baltimore, Md. Spc. Patrick L. Lay II, 21, of Fletcher, N.C. Spc. Jordan M. Morris, 23, of Stillwater, Okla.

Pfc. Rueben J. Lopez, 27, of Williams, Calif.

The Department of Defense announced today the death of a sailor who was supporting Operation Enduring Freedom.

Hospitalman Riley Gallinger-Long, 19, of Cornelius, Ore., died Aug. 11 while conducting a dismounted patrol in the Marjah district, Helmand province, Afghanistan. Gallinger-Long was assigned to 1st Battalion, 6th Marines, Regimental Combat Team 1, 2nd Marine Division, II Marine Expeditionary Force at Camp Lejeune, N.C. The Department of Defense announced today the death of a Marine who was supporting Operation Enduring Freedom.

Cpl. Nicholas S. Ott, 23, of Manchester, N.J., died Aug. 10 while conducting combat

operations in Helmand province, Afghanistan. He was assigned to 1st Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, 3rd Marine Division, III Marine Expeditionary Force, Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii.

The Department of Defense announced today the death of a soldier who was supporting Operation Enduring Freedom.

Sgt. Alessandro L. Plutino, 28, of Pitman, N.J., died Aug. 8 in Paktia province, Afghanistan, of wounds suffered when insurgents attacked his unit using small arms fire. He was assigned to the 1st Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment, Hunter Army Airfield, Ga. The Department of Defense announced today the deaths of two Marines who were supporting Operation Enduring Freedom.

They died Aug. 7 while conducting combat operations in Helmand province, Afghanistan. The Marines were assigned to 1st Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment, 1st Marine Division, I Marine Expeditionary Force, Camp Pendleton, Calif. Killed were: Sgt. Adan Gonzales Jr., 28, of Bakersfield, Calif.; and Sgt. Joshua J. Robinson, 29, of Omaha, Neb. The Department of Defense announced today the death of a Marine who was supporting Operation Enduring Freedom.

Sgt. Daniel J. Patron, 26, of Canton, Ohio, died Aug. 6 while conducting combat operations in Helmand province, Afghanistan. He was assigned to 8th Engineer Support Battalion, 2nd Marine Logistics Group, II Marine Expeditionary Force, Camp Lejeune, N.C. The Department of Defense announced today the death of a Marine who was supporting Operation Enduring Freedom.

Sgt. Daniel J. Patron, 26, of Canton, Ohio, died Aug. 6 while conducting combat operations in Helmand province, Afghanistan. He was assigned to 8th Engineer Support Battalion, 2nd Marine Logistics Group, II Marine Expeditionary Force, Camp Lejeune, N.C.

Marine to Receive Medal of Honor for Gallantry in Afghanistan WASHINGTON, Aug. 12, 2011 – A former active-duty Marine now serving in the Inactive Ready Reserve will receive the Medal of Honor from President Barack Obama here Sept. 15 for conspicuous gallantry almost two years ago in Afghanistan, White House officials announced.

Then-Marine Corps Cpl. Dakota Meyer poses for a photo while deployed in support of Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan’s Kunar province. Meyer will receive the Medal of Honor from President Barack Obama on Sept. 15, 2011, making him the first living Marine recipient of the nation’s highest award for valor in combat since the Vietnam War. Meyer was assigned to Embedded Training Team 2-8 advising the Afghan army in Afghanistan’s eastern provinces bordering Pakistan. Dakota Meyer will be the third living recipient - and first Marine - to be awarded the Medal of Honor for actions in Iraq or Afghanistan.

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