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Crime
‘Hot Grease’ Suspect Jailed For Injuring Baby
Police Search For Murder Suspect
A 31-year-old Tampa man is currently being held in the Hillsborough County Jail. His bond has been set at $250,000.
Eddie James Tignor
has been charged with 4 counts of aggravated child abuse and 1 count of child neglect. He is accused of in- juring a 4 month old infant.
Tignor was arrested by detectives with the Tampa Police Department last Tues- day.
According to police, de- tectives responded to a local hospital on June 3rd, in refer- ence to an infant who was suffering from multiple seri- ous injuries.
During the investigation, it was determined that Tignor allegedly injured the baby while it was in his care repeatedly. The incidents took place at 1101 Ray Charles Blvd. In addition to being charged with injuring the baby, he was also charged
EDDIE JAMES TIGNOR
with child neglect for not ob- taining medical care for the baby, police said.
Two months ago, Tignor was accused of throwing hot grease on 43-year-old Robert Williams during an incident at the Wing Stop, 2115 E. Hillsborough Avenue.
Williams said he was at the business and became upset having to wait an ex- tended period of time for his food.
Williams admits that he threw a cup of soda at the
manager. However, he denies having leapt over the counter and attacked the manager.
A scuffle ensued between him and an unidentified male employee. Williams alleges that as the scuffle continued, employee, identified as 31- year-old Eddie Tignor, al- legedly came from the back and poured hot oil on Williams.
Williams further said that he suffered burns over 80% of his body. He was burned on his back, buttocks, right arms, and inner thighs. A self-employed mechanic, Williams has been released from Tampa General Hospi- tal and is continuing to re- cover at home.
Tignor has not been ar- rested in connection with this incident. The Tampa Police report stated that the case has been referred to the Hillsborough County State Attorney’s Office for further investigation.
Homeless Man Charged With Theft Of Deputy’s Firearm
JAMES STEVEN “SPOOKY” WILLIAMS
... wanted in connection with shooting
Police have issued an ar- rest warrant for a man ac- cused of killing one man and injuring another. The shoot- ing took place Sunday evening.
According to the Polk County Sheriff’s Office, deputies responded to the area of Carefree Cove Drive and Lake Alfred Road, in Winter Haven in reference to a shooting. When deputies arrived, they discovered that 23-year-old Nasir Sutton had been shot at least once and was dead. Bennie Joyner, 38, had also been shot and was critically in- jured.
As the investigation pro-
NASIR SUTTON ... died as a result of his injuries
gressed, detectives deter- mined that 36-year-old James Steven “Spooky” Williams was the person who allegedly shot the two men.
Detectives said an argu- ment preceded the shooting. Williams reportedly shared the dwelling with the other two men periodically. Police have obtained a warrant for Williams’ arrest.
Anyone with information about Williams is asked to call (863) 298-6200. Callers may also be eligible for a cash reward of up to $3,000. Tips can be given anony- mously at Heartland Crime Stoppers, 1-800-226-TIPS.
Man Found In Alleyway Dies Of Gunshot
Deputies with the Pasco County Sher- iff’s Office have arrested
a homeless man and charged him with the theft
of a deputy’s handgun. The theft took place last Friday.
Detectives with the Lake- land Police Department are currently investigating a mur- der. The man’s body was found in an alleyway with a head injury.
According to police, shortly before 2 a.m., last Fri- day, a passerby discovered a man lying in the alley at 519 W. Magnolia Street. When deputies arrived, they trans- ported the man to Lakeland Regional Health. He was identified as 38-year-old Mack Holloman, Jr., of Lakeland.
He was pronounced dead upon his arrival. The Medical Examiner determined that Holloman had died of a gunshot. The investigation is continuing.
DAVID SCOTT HANEY
MACK HOLLOMAN, JR.
Anyone with any informa- tion regarding this incident, can call the Lakeland Police Department at 834-6900. If anyone would like to remain anonymous, and be eligible for a cash reward, call Heart- land Crime Stoppers at 1- 800-226-TIPS (8477).
According to police, the unidentified detective left the weapon in the bathroom at a Burger King. When he re- turned to retrieve the 40 cal- iber department-issued handgun, it was gone.
The theft was reported and an investigation began. On Saturday, police arrested 49- year-old David Scott Haney, of New Port Richey. Haney was charged with 1 count of theft of a firearm and booked into the Land O’ Lakes Detention Center. His bond was set at $5,000.
Police said Pasco K9
Deputy Patrick Bingham and his dog, Benco, located the gun in a wooded area near Oelsner Street and Green Key Beach. The investigation con- tinues.
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