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Memoriams
BIRTHDAY MEMORIAM
TANYALE MARCHMAN
Happy birthday Mommy! We love you so much and wish you were here with us, Keith and Valiah.
We really miss you. It still feels not real. Love, Tanyjah.
From the kids.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MEMORIAM
TANYALE MARCHMAN
Live the life you love and love the life you live. Happy B-day, Blood. You already know we miss you so much.
Love, the Fam. Never forget the good go young!
Crime
Police Seek Person Of Interest In Attack On Officer
The Pasco County Sher- iff’s Office is currently seek- ing a 19-year-0ld in connection with an accident. Police said the driver of the vehicle intentionally struck an officer.
According to police, an officers stopped a gray, 4- door sedan, which was stopped in the roadway in the 14000 block of State Street. As the officer approached the vehicle, the driver fled, inten- tionally striking the officer with the vehicle.
Another officer respond- ing as a backup officer, fired his service revolver at the fleeing vehicle, police said.
The vehicle in question is a 2018 Nissan Altima with a
DEVYNE FIELDS ... Person of Interest.
Florida license plate of 770YRV. It is believed that the vehicle’s windows may have been broken during the encounter with police. The vehicle may also have front end damage on the driver’s side.
Police would also like to speak to Devyne Fields in reference to the incident. He has not been called a suspect, but a person of interest, po- lice said.
County Accepting Payment For Traffic Tickets By Phone
The Hillsborough County Clerk of Court & Comptroller’s Office recently announced a new form of payment. Resi- dents can now pay traffic tick- ets over the telephone 24 hours per day.
A new voice-activated sys- tem also allows the caller to set a court date to challenge a traf- fic citation without talking to a clerk.
Clerks are available to assist and to answer questions Mon- day through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. If the wait is long, callers can request that a clerk call you back so you don’t waste time.
Pat Frank, Hillsborough National
County Clerk of Court & Comp- troller said, “We are constantly striving to provide our cus- tomers with the best possible service. This new phone system will allow you to conduct your business with my office when it’s most convenient for you, the customer.”
Traffic tickets and other services, including reviewing court records, can be done on- line at hillsclerk.com 24 hours a day. The website was re- designed in March so it is opti- mized for mobile devices, including wait times for cus- tomer service counters and call-ahead seating.
DEATH LISTING
AIKENS FUNERAL HOME
Mr. Edward Baisden, Tampa.
Mr. Lorenzo Bradshaw, Sr., Tampa. Mrs. Rosetta Burns, Tampa.
Mr. Chike Tim, Tampa.
Mr. Rhoney Triplett, Tampa.
CREAL FUNERAL HOME Frankie Williams, Tampa.
GUDES FUNERAL HOME Mr. Cecil Young, Tampa.
HARMON FUNERAL HOME
Mr. Antonio Evans, Tampa. Denise Laverne Robinson, Tampa. Mr. Darrell Gardner, Tampa.
INTEGRITY FUNERAL SERVICES Mr. Hiniff Khan, Tampa.
RAY WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME
Mr. Bryant Bell III, Tampa.
Ms. Patricia M. Hill, Tampa.
Mr. Andrew Jenkins, Sr., Tampa. Mr. Reginald D. Reeves, Tampa. Mr. Anthony G. Simons, Tampa.
WILSON FUNERAL HOME
Mrs. Larvell Carter, Tampa.
Ms. Patricia J. Grant, Tampa.
Mr. Michael Hankerson, Riverview. Mr. Tommie J. Viverette, Tampa. Ms. Mary J. Waters, Tampa.
Ms. Flora Wilson, Tampa.
Man Robbed, Fatally Shot In Head
In Front Of Family In Cleveland
A 24-year-old man died at University Hospital after being shot in the head Tuesday night on the city’s east side.
The fatal shooting occurred along the 2900 block of East 130 Street in Cleveland’s Buck- eye-Shaker neighborhood.
Police say Mallik Williams and several family members just returned home and were in the process of going into the house when they were forced inside by several armed men.
Witnesses tell police that the suspects robbed Williams before shooting him.
Williams was rushed to the hospital where he later died. The neighborhood is still reeling from a violent gunfight that broke out at East 116th
MALLIK WILLIAMS
street last Friday, which re- sulted in the death of Abdel Bashiti, a 12-year-old boy.
Five others were injured and hospitalized in last week’s shooting.
Two 15-year-old suspects were arrested this week in con- nection with the mass shooting.
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