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Memoriam/Cards Of Thanks
Man Faces Murder Charge In Fatal Stabbing
Crime
IN MEMORIAM
SHARON SLAYMON DIGGS 9/4/1952 — 12/11/2002
Life hasn’t been the same without you. We miss and love you.
From your mother, Geneva Slaymon; son, Austin Diggs; sister, Paulette Smith; brother, Carl Slaymon; and entire family.
A 38-year-old man has been charged in a fatal stabbing. He was arrested early Tuesday.
According to the Tampa Po- lice Department, Jonathan Thomas Harvey and David Omar Caraballo, both 38- years-old, were at N. Franklin Street and E. Harrison Street when they became engaged in an altercation.
Police said the two men knew each other before the confrontation. However, they did not state the motive behind the confrontation.
As the argument escalated, the two men became engaged in a physical confrontation. At some point during the con- frontation, Harvey was stabbed several times. He was
JONATHAN THOMAS HARVEY 9/30/1980 — 12/4/2018
transported to a local hospital, where he later died as a result of his injuries.
Caraballo was still at the scene when officers arrived at the scene shortly before 1 a.m.,
DAVID OMAR CARABALLO ... Charged with second- degree murder
Tuesday. He was taken into custody and charged with sec- ond-degree murder.
Caraballo is currently being held at the Hillsborough County Jail without bond.
CARD OF THANKS
KAMERON T. ARMSTRONG
The family of Kameron T. Armstrong extends their sincerest gratitude for all acts of kindness and support during our bereave- ment. It meant more than words can express.
A special thanks to Re-Birth Baptist Church and family, Rev. Dr. Zachery S. Hudson, Pastor; Rev. Louis Jones, Associate Pastor, and Wilson Funeral Home. A special thanks to the 5th Floor Trauma Team at Tampa General Hospital.
From the Armstrong family: father, Woodrow Armstrong; mother, Rhonda McCurthy; grandparents, Mother Katie Oliver and John and Linnie Pearl Clark, and families.
Three Arrested For Damaging High School
Three Tampa teens have been arrested in connection with vandalism. The incident took place last month.
According to the Hillsbor- ough County Sheriff’s Office, deputies responded to Leto High School 4409 W. Sligh Av- enue. Detectives found graffiti
KEVIN NARVAEZ
YONJER SUAREZ
ALEXANDER VALLADARES
on the side of trash cans, con- crete walkways, windows, walls, pillars, and on the roof of the school. The suspects were observed on surveillance video walking around the campus. The damage was estimated at more than $1,000.
The investigation led detec- tives to three teenagers identi-
fied as Kevin Narvaez, Yon- jer Suarez, both 18, and 19- year-old Alexander Valladares. Each was ar- rested at his respective resi- dence.
All three were charged with burglary with damage over $1,000 and felony criminal mischief, $1,000 or more.
CARD OF THANKS
WAYNE A. OWENS, SR.
The family of Wayne A. Owens, Sr., wishes to thank everyone for the prayers, love and kindness shown during our time of loss. We thank all of you for the cards, flowers, food, and monetary gifts.
Special thanks to First Baptist Church of Progress Village, Dr. Sam Maxwell, pastor; Ms. Jackie Davies, and Ray Williams Fu- neral Home and Staff.
Special thanks also to the Middleton High School classes of 1963, 1966, 1968, 1969, and 1971, and to all of our friends. We love you all.
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