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Crime
Fight Between Brothers Ends With 1 Dead, 1 Arrested
Man Arrested For
Man Charged With Setting Another Man On Fire
HAROLD JAMES ROSENBAUM,
Shooting Into Party
Bus After Quarrel
Detectives have arrested a 27-year-old man and charged him in connection with a shooting that took place this weekend. The incident took place early Sunday at 9340 N. Florida Avenue.
According to Tampa Po- lice, the victim, later identi- fied as Lid Estacin, was involved in a verbal dispute with another man while at Celebrities Nightclub. As Estacin was leaving, the sus- pect shot him once in the arm.
Fondy Lume, a person on the bus, fired back at the suspect, but did not hit him. Lume was not charged.
Estacin was transported to a nearby hospital, where he was treated for non-life
HEFFERNAN
JR.
ROSIER LOUISSAINT
threatening injury. Detectives developed
leads in the case that led them to 27-year-old Rosier Louissaint. Louissaint was arrested and charged with aggravated battery. The investigation is continuing.
Pinellas County deputies have arrested a man and charged him with attempted murder. He is accused of set- ting another man on fire at a homeless camp in Oldsmar.
According to police, the in- cident took place shortly after midnight Saturday in a wooded area southeast of Tampa Road and Eastlake Road.
Deputies responded to the location and discovered 60- year-old James Heffernan was suffering from severe burns over more than 75 per- cent of his body. Heffernan was transported to a local trauma center, along with 64- year-old David Mahoney. Mahoney suffered burns re- lated to extinguishing the fire. Harold Rosenbaum, Jr., 44, was not injured. Police said all three men were intox- icated.
Detectives learned through their investigation that an ar- gument occurred between Heffernan and Rosen- baum. At some point, the quarrel turned physical and Heffernan left the tent with Rosenbaum following him. Detectives said the two con- tinued to argue outside and Rosenbaum picked up a gasoline can as Heffernan struggled to get away from him.
Moments later, Mahoney came out of the tent and saw Heffernan fully engulfed in flames. After struggling with Heffernan for a few minutes, Mahoney was able to put the fire out, which caused burns to his hands and feet.
Through their investiga- tion, detectives were able to determine that Rosenbaum had poured gasoline on the other man and set him on fire. Heffernan was listed in crit- ical condition. Mahoney is expected to recover from his injuries.
Rosenbaum was arrested and charged with 1 count of at- tempted murder.
ANTWAN HILL 10/18/1988 — 10/4/2018
Detectives with the St. Pe- tersburg Police Department arrested a man last week. He was taken into custody after he hit two vehicles and flipped the SUV he was driv- ing.
According to police, shortly after 2 a.m., Thursday, Antwan Hill, 29, was at the home of his half-brother, Ste- vie Murph, 26, 2843-1/2 2nd Avenue, South. The two men became engaged in an alter- cation, which led to a physical fight.
The fight continued out- side and ended up on the porch of the house on the cor- ner at 2864 1st Avenue, South.
STEVIE MURPH ... Charged with first- degree murder
During the fight, Murph re- portedly injured Hill.
Police and paramedics re- sponded to the scene. Hill was transported to a local hospital, but died as a result of his injuries.
After Hill became injured, Murph is alleged to have jumped into an SUV and fled the scene. A few blocks away, he struck 2 cars and flipped the vehicle. He then ran and hid in a nearby yard. When police arrived at the scene, he was found and arrested.
Murph was charged with first-degree murder in his brother’s death. No additional information was released.
Two Surrender In Unrelated Fatal Accidents
UNCLE SANDY
Be on good terms 1, 16, 34 with your fellow man, as much as possible. We never know 15, 18, from where our blessings are going to come. 13, 25, 43.
ALI ABDELRAHIM ABU-SHTAIAH
The Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office has arrested two men in connection with unrelated accidents. Both ac- cidents resulted in the deaths of bicyclists.
According to police, in the first case, Richard George Sheldon, Jr., 41, turned himself in Friday afternoon. A warrant had been issued for his arrest the day before.
Sheldon was charged with leaving the scene of an accident involving a death, DUI Manslaughter, DUI with property damage or personal injury, and DUI.
Sheldon allegedly struck John Dilgard, 73, from be- hind as he rode his bicycle
RICHARD GEORGE SHELDON, JR.
southbound on Kings Avenue shortly after midnight on September 23, 2018. Dil- gard died at the scene.
In the second accident, police said 53-year-old Johnny Arrington was rid- ing his bicycle between 2 a.m. and 4 a.m., on 78th Street when an unknown suspect driving a pickup truck struck him from behind and fled the scene. Arrington died at the scene.
Ali Abdelrahim Abu- Shtaiah, 25, turned himself into police the day after de- tectives obtained a warrant for his arrest. He was charged with leaving the scene of an accident involving a death.
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