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Crime
Man Pleads Guilty To Killing Pregnant Woman, Inmate
Woman Charged
A 42-year-old Largo man pleaded guilty to two mur- ders last week. He was sen- tenced to life in prison.
According to court docu- ments, Charles Groucho Allen pleaded guilty to the two murders in exchange for a life sentence.
In December 2017, Allen was arrested and charged with the murder of Eliza- beth Rosado, a 30-year-old pregnant mother. She was killed while riding in a car with a family.
When her husband at- tempted to pass a car in front of them that had stopped in the roadway, Allen is alleged
hicle he was riding in.
One of the bullets struck
Mrs. Rosado in the head. He faced two murder charges in the case because Florida law allows for a second count of murder for killing an un- born child.
In June 2018, Allen is ac- cused of punching James Sutcliff Mills during an ar- gument while they were in the same pod of the Pinellas County Jail.
Allen is alleged to have punched Mills, causing him to fall and his head hit the concrete floor. He was left in a vegetative state. He later died, police said.
Running Over Man
A federal judge has sen- tenced a former postal car- rier to prison.
He pleaded guilty on Jan- uary 11, 2019.
Last week, U. S. District
Judge Elizabeth A. Ko- vachevich sentenced Richard Huntington, 45, Lakeland, to 120 days in fed- eral prison for conspiracy to distribute marijuana. Hunt- ington was also ordered to serve a three-year term of su- pervised release following his
imprisonment.
According to court docu-
ments, Huntington pro- vided addresses along his delivery route to co-conspir- ators who arranged to have packages containing mari- juana shipped from Oregon to those addresses.
When the packages ar- rived and were placed in Huntington’s control, Huntington would scan the packages as delivered to the addresses, and then turn them over to his co-conspira- tors for further distribution of the marijuana.
CHARLES GROUCHO ALLEN
to have used a high-powered rifle to fire shots from the ve-
A woman was arrested over the weekend and is fac- ing several charges. She is accused of running over a man intentionally following an argument.
According to the Hills- borough County Sheriff’s Office, Ms. Alicia Belcher, 38, and an unidentified man were trav- eling eastbound on Inter- state 4. At some point, they became engaged in a verbal argument.
Police said Ms. Belcher stopped the vehicle and the victim got out. He then crossed to the far side of the interstate.
Ms. Belcher is alleged to have crossed over all three lanes and intentionally struck him with her vehicle before fleeing the scene.
Police located her on Highway 579, just north of Hillsborough Avenue. Ms. Belcher reportedly exhib- ited signs of impairment, but provided a breath sam- ple.
ALICIA BELCHER
The samples registered alcohol content of 0.219/0; .210, which resulted in her being arrested for driving under the influence.
She was also charged with DUI with serious bod- ily injury, leaving the scene of a traffic crash with serious bodily injury, and aggra- vated battery with great bodily harm, with a deadly weapon.
The victim was trans- ported to Tampa General Hospital with life-threaten- ing injuries.
Former Postal Carrier Sentenced To Prison
With Intentionally
UNCLE SANDY
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