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LEVY COUNTY JOURNAL

AROUND LEVY COUNTY

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2006

 

Two charged with cocaine possession, distribution near school

The Levy County Sheriff’s
Office reports the following
arrests:

¢ Kenneth Hugh McElroy,

32; of Old Town was arrested
on a Levy County warrant
violation of probation for petit
theft he was also charged with
larceny over $300 and under
$20,000. Bail was set for
larceny charge but not petit
theft. Bail was set at $1,000
on the larceny charge no bail
was set for petit theft.
.-* Kirstie Lynn Marshall,
25, of Bronson was arrested
on a Levy County warrant for
violation of probation. Bail
was set at $10,000.

¢ Carlos J. Hernandez, 22,

of Ft. Meade was arrested on
a,-Bradford County warrant
for failure to appear or pay
civil penalty. Bail was set at
$4;000.
.¢ Jarryd F. Webb, 19, of
Archer was arrested for DUI
charge and refusal to sign
traffic citation. Bail was set at
$2,000.

« Lee Ann Mikelvich, 24,
of Gainesville was arrested
onan active Levy County
Warrant for

probation for driving while |
liGense suspended or revoked.

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violation ° of.

She was released on her on

recognizance.
e Adrian Paul Cottrill,
34, of Cross City was

arrested on a Levy County
warrant for violation on
probation for possession of
methamphetamfhe. No bail
was set.

° Jaree Gale Jimenez, 35,
of Bronson was arrested for
leaving the scene of accident
with property damage. Bail
was set at $1,000.

¢ Franklin George Risher,
45, of Inglis was arrested
for possession of drug

‘paraphernalia. Bail was set at

$1,000.

¢ Marty Eugene Days, 18,
of Williston was arrested on
an Alachua County juvenile
warrant for possession of less
than 20 grams of cannabis.
No bail was set.

¢ Brian Harper, 47, of
Cedar Key was arrested on
warrant violation of probation
for DUI and possession of
marijuana lest than 20 grams.
No bail was set.
_-¢ Jason Stephen Moreau,
28; of Williston was arrested
for aggravated battery. No
bail was stated.

¢ Cynthia A. Melton, 49, of

Gainesville was arrested on a
warrant for failure to appear
for aggravated assault with
deadly weapon. Bail was set
at $2,500.

° Tammy Leigh Jordan, 42,
of Chiefland was arrested on
an Alexander City warrant
for theft of property, second
degree. No bail was set.

¢ Cha Cha T. Latson, 41,
of Williston was arrested
on a Levy County warrant
fot violation of probation
for larceny. Bail was set at
$10,000. ©

¢ Phillip Duane Reese, 32,
of Jacksonville was arrested
on a warrant for failure to
appear for driver license
suspended. Bail was set at
$5,005.

e Tasha Star Gallagher,
26, of Williston was arrested
for possession of cocaine
with intent to destitute and
possession of cocaine within
1,000 ft. of school. No bail
was stated.

° Matthew Anthony
Charles, 24, of Largo was
arrested on: a warrant for
failure to appear for battery.
No bail was stated.

¢ Rudolph James Williams ©
IU,

24, of Williston was

arrested for possession
of cocaine with intent to
distribute and possession
of cocaine within 1,000 ft.
of school, possession of
controlled substance and
uttering a forged bill. Bail
was only set for uttering of
$25,000.

° James Alexander
Falkenburg, 21, of Inverness
was arrested on an active
Alachua County warrant
for two charges of sale of
unregistered securities,
investor fraud more than
$50K and two charges of
money laundering. Bail was
set at $25,500.

e Preston Lee Faul, 20, of
Dunnellon, was arrested for
possession of less than 20
grams of cannabis and drug
paraphernalia and possession
of alcohol under 21 year of
age. No bail was stated.

¢ Jeremiah Anthony Tispak,
24, Bronson, was arrested on
a Levy County warrant for
grand theft over $300 times
two. Bail was set at $10,000.

¢ David Eugene Baker,
42, of Bronson was. arrested
on a Levy County warrant
for failure to appear on DUI
charge. No bail was set.

 

2006-2007 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS, from left, Kayla Nordstrom, Caitlin Herndon, Christine Schroeder,
Malia Smith, Lou Stacey. Back, from left, Kellie Drake, Captain Jessica Southard, Captain Emma Powers,
Brittany Thomas, Jessica Blankenship, Goldie Gollinue and Angela Massa.

¢ Willie James Flanders, 26,
of Gainesville was arrested
on a Levy County warrant

. for violation of probation for

grand theft and two counts.
for sexual battery of a child
under 12 year of age. No bail
was set. ;

e Stuart Sellars,
Morriston was arrested on
domestic battery. Bail was set
at $3,500.

e Justin Meadows, 24, of
Yankeetown was arrested for
domestic battery. Bail was set
at $5,000. —,,

e David E. Johnstone, 54,
of Chiefland was arrested for
two charges domestic battery.
Bail was set at $7,000.

¢ Katherine M. Palmer, 39,
of Bronson was arrested for
domestic battery. Bail was set
at $3,500.

‘e Richard Allen Rawlings,
46, of Williston was arrested

43, of

for domestic battery,
discharging firearm in public,
crash involving property
damage and possession of
drug paraphernalia and of
marijuana less than 20 grams.
No bail was stated.

e Nicolas E. Robinson,
17, of New Port Richey was
arrested for felony grand
theft and burglary. No bail
was stated.

The Chiefland Police
Department reports the
following arrests for:

eClarence L. White, 38, “of
Chiefland was arrested for
battery (strike or touch).

eWillie Tyrone Davis, 19, .
of Chiefland was arrested for
battery (strike or touch).

°Christina April Pearce, 23,
of Cross City was arrested
for driving while license
suspended.

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The Bronson Varsity Cheerleaders thank the following peo-
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Like their team-mate Emma Powers (chosen in 2005),
these two individuals will have the phenomenal opportunity
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Furthermore, Captains Emma Powers and Jessica Southard
will have the great opportunity to participate in the Macy’s
Thanksgiving Day Parade.

Last, but certainly not least, the team would like to thank
the community, Bronson High School and their parents for
helping to provide this valuable experience.

Additionally, a special thanks is earned by Mr. Al Hemdon
who took his own time to help transport the team to and from
Daytona.

LEVY COUNTY HISTORY
81 Years Ago

Minute Book “L” — 1925-1929 Regular Meeting of
February 2, 1926, p. 38
ORDER OPENING AND ESTABLISHING A PUBLIC ROAD:
Whereas, a petition and application of certain citizens and free
holders was presented to the Board of County Commissioners
and in pursuant to law, viewers were appointed to lay and mark
out the route. Said viewers having been appointed according to
law, sworn in and sworn to perform their duties as such
appointed viewers in accordance with law and the said viewers
having performed their duties and having filed their report with
the Board on this date, the Board of County Commissioners after

considering said report accepts the same and hereby orders that
thirty days from and after the posting of this notice, as required
by statute, the following described route is hereby declared to be

a public road right of way of Levy County, Florida. Road
beginning at the Northeast corner of W. D. Wynn’s place running
South by Janney and Southwest by Vista on to where bridges
starts on the Cummer Cypress» Company’s tram) road and
continue on said tram road bed to near the second mile post, near
Alf King’s place, thence straight out to the Chiefland dnd Cedar
Key road,

»ltvis-further, ordered.that.a copy of this order be posted at the |

| Court House and a copy to be posted at or near each end of the
route. i
From the Archives and History Center

_ Levy County Clerk’s Office

_ Danny J. Shipp, Clerk of Court

 

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