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Crime
Student Who Stabbed Another Teen Facing Charges
Man Sought By Police For Sex Offense
One teenager was treated at a local hospital and another was arrested Tuesday after an altercation resulted in a stab- bing.
According to the Tampa Police Department, officers responded to Chamberlain High School, 9401 N. Boule- vard, in reference to a stab- bing. Upon arrival at the school, the investigating offi- cers learned that 15-year-old Roselena Tavera-Diaz had reportedly stabbed Mystique Rogers, also 15-years-old with a steak knife.
Other students broke the two girls apart. After the stab- bing, Tavera-Diaz fled the scene, but was quickly appre- hended. The school was placed on a modified lock- down for about 10 minutes before resuming a normal schedule.
Rogers was transported to a local hospital, where she
The Hillsbor- ough County Sheriff’s Office is currently at- tempting to lo- cate a suspect in reference to a sex crime. The inci- dent took place onMarch14th.
The man in this photo- graph is wanted by the Hills- borough County Sheriff’s Office in reference to a sex of- fense at a local Wawa Store.
Police said at approximately
10:45 a.m., at
the Wawa, 804
Bearss Avenue,
East, the man was sitting in the back seat of his vehicle at the gas pump. The man got the victim’s attention by making noises. When she turned around, she observed the man masturbating. He winked at her and she jumped in her car and fled.
The vehicle is described as a early 2000 Buick Le Sabre. It is light purple with large chrome rims on a lifted frame.
ROSELENA TAVERA-DIAZ ... Facing 3 felony charges
was treated for her injuries and later released.
Tavera-Diaz was taken into custody and charged with aggravated battery, having a weapon on a school campus, and carrying a concealed weapon.
Police said they are unsure what led to the confrontation. The investigation is continu- ing.
The Black man is between 18 and 35-years-old, 5’8” to 6’, and weighing between 170 and 200 pounds. His vehicle is an early 2000 Buick Le Sabre, light purple in color with large chrome rims on a lifted frame.
Anyone with information
on the case is asked to con- tact the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office at (813) 247- 8200. Residents can also contact Crime Stoppers of Tampa Bay to collect a re- ward of up to $3,000 by con- tacting 1-800-873-TIPS, or www.crimestopperstb.com.
Woman Wanted In $10,000 Forgery Case Surrenders
Men Posing As Police Shoot Into Two Valrico Homes
The 20-year-old wanted by the Lakeland Police De- partment in connection with a forgery case that included using more than $10,000 for plastic surgery has surren- dered.
According to Sgt. Gary Goss, Nyaira Ronnie Thomas, of Lake Wales, surrendered Tuesday and was released on bond.
According to the Lake- land Police Department, Ms. Thomas was wanted on charges of criminal use of personal ID, forgery, and grand theft.
Police began a criminal investigation on March 2nd after receiving a forgery re- port. The victim identified only as K.C., told police that someone had used her iden- tity and personal informa- tion to obtain services on two separate occasions at a clinic in Lakeland.
Detectives learned that several credit applications had been opened in the vic- tim’s name. In one of the cases, a woman went to the Care Credit at Watson Clinic as the victim and provided an Illinois identification with her picture on it.
woman had breast implants, liposuction of her flanks and the fat from the flanks placed in her buttocks. The proce- dure costs $10,495.
She returned on February 27th, and had an injection in her lips. The cost of that pro- cedure was $530, police said.
Detectives were able to identify the suspect using a credit application report that listed a Lake Wales address, as Ms. Nyaira Ronnie Thomas, of Lake Wales.
Police are currently searching for two men who allegedly fired several rounds into a Valrico home at 1107 Mallory Point Drive. The men knocked on the door and identified themselves as po-
liceA. ccording to the Hillsbor- ough County Sheriff’s Office, the incident took place last Friday, at approximately 3:30 a.m. The two men were wear- ing hoodies with their faces covered.
The men told the uniden- tified victim who answered their knock that they were po- lice officers. She advised them that she was going to call the police and they walked away.
As the men walked away from the residence they fired several rounds at the house. One of the bullets passed through the front window. The suspects then fled the scene in a dark colored, small four door vehicle.
Approximately 6 minutes later, a similar incident took
NYAIRA THOMAS
... Surrendered to police
th
On February 20 , the
This is a photograph of the vehicle the two men fled the scene driving.
place at 1329 Big Pine Drive, in Valrico.
There were no injuries re- ported during either incident. Detectives believe the two incidents are related and are
not random acts.
Anyone with any informa-
tion about the incident is asked to contact the Hillsbor- ough County Sheriff’s Office at (813) 247-8200. Persons with information can also contact Crime Stoppers of Tampa Bay at 1-800-873- TIPS; or www.crimestopper- stb.com
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