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Memoriams/Card Of Thanks
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, BAM
JONATHAN CHRIS “BAM” BUIE
My son, I miss you so much. The visits, phone calls, kisses on the hand, and knocks on the window.
Love from your family, wife, kids, brothers, sisters, devoted friends, and church familywholoveyoualso. I will see you again.
The Buies, Jolly-Robin- sons, Hendrix-Reed, and Lundy Families.
CARD OF THANKS
HELEN RUTH TAYLOR
The family would like to thank the Tampa Bay Area for all the love and care you showed during our time of loss.
The children of Helen R. Taylor.
IN MEMORY OF
KATRISE L. M. BLACK April 8, 1960 — Nov. 17, 2016
It has been three years since your transition. Our Queen, first Best Friend, you’re truly missed by your husband and children. Memories of you will never fade away. We love you forever
and always.
National
Crime
Deputies Investigating Car Theft Involved In Fatal Shooting
SIDNEY RENEW
A 20-year-old Lakeland woman died after she al- legedly attempted to run over deputies. The incident took place Monday afternoon in Polk County.
According to the Polk County Sheriff’s Office, shortly before 12:30 p.m., deputies were investigating a report of a theft of a pick-up truck in the area, when a deputy noticed the stolen Ford F-250 in the woods off Lakeland Acres Road.
Two deputies began ap- proaching the truck on foot and observed a woman in her early 20s inside the vehicle.
The deputies ordered the woman to get out of the vehi- cle several times. The woman allegedly accelerated and drove directly towards the two deputies. Fearing for their safety and facing deadly force, both deputies fired at the suspect.
The woman, later identi- fied as Ms. Sidney Alexis Renew, was struck by the gunfire and died at the scene.
Neither deputy was struck by the truck or injured.
Both deputies were placed on administrative leave with pay pending the outcome of four independent investiga- tions.
Arrest Warrant Issued For Man Charged With Murdering Popeyes Customer Who Cut Line
Ricoh McClain (left), 30, was named as the suspect in the stabbing death of Maryland Popeyes customer Kevin Tyrell Davis (right), 28, on Tuesday evening.
BIRTHDAY MEMORIAM
LILLIE MAE JOHNSON 11-15-41
Happy Heavenly Birthday, Momma. Not a day goes by that my heart doesn’t ache for you. I love you and miss you and I’ll see you when I get home.
A 30-year-old man has been charged with murder in the case of the 28-year-old man who was stabbed to death at a Maryland Popeyes last week, after he cut the line for their chicken sandwich.
Police released the name of suspect, Ricoh McClain, who was pictured on surveil- lance camera at the time of the incident last Monday.
But he had still not been detained and they asked the public to help locate the man who is believed to have killed Kevin Tyrell Davis.
McClain is considered armed and dangerous and faces charges of first-degree murder, second-degree mur- der, first-degree assault, sec- ond-degree assault, and reckless endangerment.
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