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Driver Charged In Crash That Leaves Teenager Dead
A 19-year-old man was arrested after a traffic acci- dent last Wednesday morn- ing. He is currently being held at the Hillsborough County Jail without bond.
According to the Tampa Police Department, An- thony Martel McGhee was driving a 2003 Infiniti Coupe northbound on N. 40th Street at a high rate of speed. McGhee is alleged to have run the traffic light at E. Hillsborough Avenue, and struck a 2005 Dodge Durango that was traveling eastbound.
Johnathan Grubbs,
16, was reportedly the front seat passenger in the In- finiti. Grubbs received life- threatening injuries and was transported to a local hospital. He died as a result of those injuries sustained in the accident Friday.
The driver of the Du- rango, who has not been identified by police, was in- jured and transported to a local hospital.
Police did not release the
JOHNATHAN GRUBBS 1/17/2001 to 10/6/2017
names of any others who may have been passengers in either vehicle.
Both vehicles were dis- abled as a result of the crash. Police said after the accident, McGhee imme- diately jumped out of the Infiniti and fled the scene on foot. He was appre- hended by a patrol officer investigating the accident.
McGhee was charged with violation of probation for carrying a concealed weapon. He was also charged with grand theft,
ANTHONY MARTEL McGHEE ... Charged in accident
retail theft, operating an unregistered vehicle, at- taching a tag not assigned to the vehicle, leaving the scene of a crash with prop- erty damage, driving with- out a valid license involving a death, leaving the scene of a crash with serious bodily injury, and reckless driving that resulted in serious in- jury.
Police said charges against McGhee will be upgraded since Grubbs has died. The investigation is continuing.
BY IRIS B. HOLTON Sentinel City Editor
There are numerous hair salons in Tampa, each cater- ing to the needs of its own clientele. However, there is always room for new and in- novative ideas for those who crave change.
Ms. Sherron Algarin is a native of the Washington, D. C., Metropolitan Area. She is a Certified Cosmetologist. She obtained her training at Aveda Beauty Institute.
She owned and operated her own shop in Maryland for 15 years. Now, Ms. Algarin lives in Tampa and recently opened Changing Faces Hair Boutique. The shop caters to all types of hair.
Ms. Algarin brings to the table more than 18 years of experience working with major companies. And, as a result of her years of service, she is a Master Stylist and Color Educator.
While her skills allow her to create all types of styles, ranging from the simple to the sophisticated, her spe- cialty is “creating amazing short styles and customized
MS. SHERRON ALGARIN Owner of Changing Faces Hair Boutique
color.
“Changing Faces was cre-
ated with the professional woman in mind who wears a lot of hats and does not have time to spend hours in a salon. We dedicate our serv- ice to be timely, creative, and professional. We are chang- ing lives one head at a time,” she said.
Ms. Algarin is married and the mother of two chil- dren. She enjoys traveling in her spare time.
The shop is located at 3911 W. Waters Avenue and while appointments are available, walk-ins are also welcomed. For more information visit www.changingfaceshairbou- tique.com.
95-Year-Old Pedestrian Killed In Accident
A 95-year-old man died after being struck by a car Sunday evening. The accident took place in Wesley Chapel.
According to the Florida Highway Patrol, Justo Delgado, of Wesley Chapel, was attempting to cross State Road 54 at the intersection of Wiregrass Ranch Blvd., shortly before 7:30 p.m.
Delgado was traveling on a mobile scooter in the cross- walk. However, the pedestrian signal was red at the time. Arden Ford, 78, also of Wesley Chapel, was traveling in the inside lane on State Road 54, when his 2007 Cadillac Escalade struck the mobile scooter.
Delgado sustained fatal injuries and died at the scene. Ford, nor his passenger, Ms. Gloria Garcia, of Wesley Chapel, were not injured in the accident.
No charges are expected to be filed in connection with the case, police said.
FYI
Middleton High Class Of 1967
The Middleton High School Class of 1967 will be meeting on Saturday, October 14, 2017 at 12:30 p. m. The meeting will be held upstairs in the Seminole Heights Branch Public Library, 4711 N. Central Ave., Tampa (33603).
We didn't have a meeting in September due to the hurri- cane. Please plan to attend and be on time.
Linda Lucia Williams, Class President.
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