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HARMON
BELATED BIRTHDAY WISHES AND MEMORIAM FOR
MR. JIMMIE JACKSON, SR.
This year you would have been 81. We missed you for the fun and celebration.
It’s been 6 years since you gained your Wings, you’ve been ter- ribly missed. However, we have cherished memories always.
Your words of encouragement and wisdom will stay in our hearts forever.
Forever love, your Family.
BIRTHDAY MEMORIAM
KEVIN B. MITCHELL March 10, 1968 — October 28, 2019
Happy Birthday to my Angel. If only Heaven had a phone, I would give you a call, to tell you that we miss you, life’s not the same at all.
If only Heaven had a phone, we would send sweet messages your way, tell you that we love you, and Happy Birthday.
Love, your wife, Jacquelyn Mitchell, kids, Baby Girl and the Mitchell Family.
MS. MAXINE C. DAVIS
Services at graveside in memory of Ms. Maxine C. Davis who passed away in the care of LifePath Hospice on March 8, 2020, will be held this Wednes- day, March 11, 2020, at 11 A. M. at Rest Haven Memorial Park, 4615 E. Hanna Ave. Apostle Otis Cooper, officiating.
She was a faithful member of Greater Bethel MB Church, under Pastor Rev. Oscar John- son. She was retired as a super- visor of CHUBB Insurance Company.
She was preceded in death by: her husband, Mr. Nathaniel Davis; former husband, Mr. El- liott Birt, Jr.; and father, Mr. Henry Clinton.
Sister Davis is survived by: her mother, Gladys Johnson; daughter, Valadia Batchlor; son, Elliott Birt, III; grandchil- dren: Chaquita Birt-Slater (Craig), Jeane’ Birt, Keith R. Batchelor (Nichole); 6 great- grandchilren; cousins: Justine Davis, Charles Davis and J. Williams; and a host of sorrow- ing relatives and friends.
A Harmon Burial
Crime
DEATH LISTING
AIKENS FUNERAL HOME
Mrs. LaTrece Dawkins, Tampa
Mr. Ronald Peterson, Tampa
Mr. Bernard Wilcox, Wimauma, Florida
Ms. Franchon Woodard, Tampa
Mrs. Amy Worlds, Tampa HARMON FUNERAL HOME
Mr. Felix Anthony Ben- nett, Tampa
Mr. Samuel Carrasquillo, Tampa
Mr. Fletcher Crawford, Tampa
Ms. Diana Marie Davis, Tampa
Maxine C. Davis, Tampa
Mr. Jarvis Julius Jenk- ins, Tampa
Ms. Felix Matos-Checo Tampa
Ms. Kory E. Neither, Tampa
Mr. Ronnie Devon Thornton, Sr., Tampa
Mr. Darrell Karl Williams, Tampa
Mr. Paul David Williams, Tampa
INTEGRITY FUNERAL
SERVICES
Mr. Dallas Gilyard, Jr., Tampa
Mrs. Ollie Mae Myers, Tampa
RAY WILLIAMS
FUNERAL HOME
Mr. Louis Carr, III, Mari- etta, Georgia
Ms. Carolyn J. Clark, Land O’ Lakes, Florida
Ms. Cynthia L. Clark- Johnson, Tampa
Ms. Shirley Cooper, Tampa
Mr. Hubert Davis, Tampa
Ms. Pamela D. James, Tampa
Ms. Rachel H. E. Taylor- Young, Tampa
WILSON FUNERAL HOME
Mr. Jimmie Lee Sims, St. Petersburg, Florida
Ms. Lillie Ruth Williams, Tampa
Ms. Veronica Evette Davis, Tampa
Mr. Kamel Hassan Sayegh, Palm Harbor, Florida
Man With Gun, 800 Bullets Taken Into Custody
A 43-year-old man was taken into custody last week and charged with reckless display of a firearm and carrying a con- cealed handcuff key. A joint in- vestigation led police to several guns and hundreds of rounds of ammunition.
According to the Hillsbor- ough County Sheriff’s Office, Antonio Gillem Kujawski was in possession of a gun and observed acting erratically while in the 10000 block of N. Florida Avenue. When Tampa Police ap- proached him, he was parked outside of a methadone clinic. The officers observed several guns and approximately 800 rounds of ammunition in the car with him.
They also found zip ties, ie tie cutters, a bulletproof vest, a handcuff key, and several knives. He was arrested and then taken to a mental health facility for evaluation.
On Thursday, while he was in custody at the Falkenburg Jail, police obtained a Risk Pro- tecti9on Order. Kujawski had also made statements to a deten- tion deputy with the Hillsbor- ough County Sheriff’s Office that he had additional guns at his residence in Tampa and at the home of a relative in Gibsonton.
Investigators obtained two search warrants and executed them at the two locations. They
ANTONIO GILLEM KUJAWSKI
recovered 28 handguns and long guns in addition to thousands of rounds of ammunition.
Sheriff Chad Chronister
said, “I’m extremely grateful for the men and women of the Tampa Police Department and the everyday partnership we share in keeping our community safe.
“Fortunately, because of our Red Flag Law, a tragedy more than likely has been prevented, and this individual has an op- portunity to get the help he needs.”
Tampa Police Chief Brian Dugan said, “It’s important that we took these guns out of the hands of Antonio Kujawski while he gets help. Collaborating with the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office in any case is es- sential to helping law enforce- ment keep our communities safe for all.”
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