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Crime
Shooting Leaves 3-Year-Old In Serious Condition
Two Teenagers Charged With Attempted Murder
Police are continuing their investigation into a shooting involving a 3-year-old. The shooting took place Monday.
The shooting took place shortly before 9 p.m., in an apartment complex at 5233 Picador Court. Officials said the child was airlifted to Tampa General Hospital in serious condition. However, the child is expected to sur- vive the wound to the stom- ach. The name or sex of the
Meeting
child will not be released. According to police, the investigation revealed that a young man may have been in the room with the child at the time of the shooting. The unidentified young man is be- lieved to have taken the gun and fled the scene before po- lice arrived. There were no other witnesses in the room at the time the single shot was fired. The cause of the shoot- ing has not been determined.
Two 19-year-old St. Pe- tersburg men have been charged with attempted murder. One man surren- dered to police Monday.
According to police,
Sean Aundre Flournoy
was wanted in connection with a shooting that took place November 16, 2018. On the day of the shooting, Flournoy gave the victim a ride in exchange for mari- juana. After arriving at the destination, Flournoy and others in the car are alleged to have attempted to rob the victim.
Flournoy is said to have shot the victim once. Mar- quis Scott, 19, is alleged to
Police Search For Credit Card Theft Suspect
CREDIT CARD SUSPECT
The Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office is searching for a woman in connection with a theft. She is alleged to have taken a wallet from a shopping cart and then used the credit cards.
Police said the theft took place December 17th, around 5 p.m., at Whole Foods, 3801 Northdale Blvd. Within an hour, the victim was notified that the credit card had been used to make purchases on Amazon, at Best Buy, 1725 N. Dale Mabry, and Target, 1544 N. Dale Mabry.
The woman using the card is described as a Hispanic woman, about 30 years old with a medium build, and long dark hair.
Anyone with information about the case is asked to con- tact Crime Stoppers of Tampa Bay at 1-800-873-TIPS or www.crimestopperstb.com.
SEAN FLOURNOY
have pushed the victim from the car.
The victim, identified as 18-year-old Ethan Mur- phy, survived. However, he
MARQUIS SCOTT
suffered a spinal cord injury. Scott was arrested on December 20th. He is also facing an attempted murder
charge.
Tampa Bay Area Dental Association
The Tampa Bay Area Den- tal Association will be meet- ing on Monday, January 14, 2019, 6:30 p. m.
The guest speaker, Dr. Jan Cornelius, will be dis- cussing Biologic Width and other Urban Legends. This will be the third meeting for the 2018-2109 year for the Tampa Bay Area Dental Asso- ciation.
Dr. Jan Cornelius has
been practicing for over 20 years as a periodontist in the Tampa Bay area. She gradu- ated from Emory University before going to Ohio State College of Dentistry. Dr. Cornelius later did ad- vanced graduate periodontal training at Boston University and Harvard University.
The meeting will be held at Patterson Dental, 5810 W. Cypress Street, Tampa 33607.
UNCLE SANDY
Leaders never use the word failure 2, 17, 23, 39, 55. They look upon setbacks as learning experiences 7, 19, 32, 42, 62.
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