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Memoriams
Fight Over Knife Leaves Two Men Injured
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MOM
MRS. MICKALEE MOORE October 27, 1949 --- February 10, 2019
We miss your smile and how you were. You had a good heart. You wanted everybody to get along.
You are deeply in our hearts. Everybody, family and friends love you and miss you, too.
Trini Moore.
Two East Tampa men were transported to a local hospital after a fight. The po- lice said the two men are known to each other.
Officers with the Tampa Police Department re- sponded to the 6200 block of N. 41st Street, shortly after 6 p.m., Wednesday. When they arrived, they discovered two men suffered injuries from a knife.
The investigation re- vealed that the two men were engaged in an altercation that progressed into a physi- cal fight. The unidentified 22-year-old victim was cut on the head during the fight.
At some point, the fight resumed as the victim at- tempted to take possession of the knife. Both men were injured and both were trans- ported to a local hospital to
be treated for their injuries. Police have charged 24- year-old Tommy Dickens,
Jr., with aggravated battery. The investigation is continu- ing.
Crime
IN MEMORY OF
AYESHA CLEONNIA HARRISON October 26, 1990
Ayesha,
As these years have gone by, we never stopped loving you,
missing you, just wanting to see your smiling face.
Ayesha, this journey without you has been heartbreaking, year after year. As we know, God never makes a mistake. This
hurt will be forever.
We live life knowing that we will all be together again one
day. Sleep on our beautiful daughter.
Loving you: parents, Archie and Gail Harrison; sisters,
brothers, sisters-in-law, grandparents, Cleo Lowe and the late Freddie Lowe; Robert and Pauline Jackson, and the rest of the family.
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