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Crime
Police See Link Between Burglaries
18-Year-Old Charged In Shooting Death
Police Identify Body Of Man Killed IN June 7th Alligator Incident
And Break-Ins Reported Earlier
Tampa Police said they see a possible link between recent South Tampa burglaries and earlier break-ins in the area.
Police said two burglaries occurred last Wednesday in the middle of the day. An ear- lier string of burglaries in March and April were also committed in the South Tampa area during the day, and involved a similar sus- pect description.
The most recent burglaries occurred in the 3200 block of South Omar Avenue and the 3500 block of West Sevilla Street.
Surveillance video has identified the suspect as a
This is a surveillance photo of a man suspected of committing several South Tampa burglaries.
well-dressed Hispanic male 25-to-35 years old, 5’8” to 6 feet tall and weighing 170 pounds.
MARQUEZ BINGHAM
TREVION LARKINS
Lakeland Police have iden- tified the man whose body was found June 7th on the shores of a Lakeland pond ad- jacent to a 9-foot alligator.
Richard Taylor, 72, was identified by his fingerprints. Police believe he had been submerged for a least a day.
According to reports, Tay- lor had been living in the area for 10 years. Detectives
are waiting on additional tests to determine the exact cause of death.
The alligator believed to
St. Petersburg Police have arrested a person n the shoot- ing death of a 15-year-old.
On Saturday, police said 18- year-old Marquez Bingham turned himself in to police.
They reported that Tre-
vion Larkins was found
dead of a gunshot wound Fri-
day evening on 40th Street
RICHARD TAYLOR have been seen by Taylor
was captured Florid Fish and Wildlife.
Suspect In Hit-And-Run Death Turns Himself In To Police
Man Appeals Conviction For Killing Teen Over Loud Music
Avenue, South.
A man convicted of killing a teenage boy after an argu- ment over loud music outside a Florida gas station wants a new trial.
The Florida Times-Union
reports an attorney for 49- year-old Michael Dunn asked an appeals court Tues- day to throw out his murder conviction and life sentence.
Dunn, of Satellite Beach, was convicted of fatally shoot- ing 17-year-old Jordan Davis of Marietta, Georgia, in November 2012 after a confrontation sparked over loud music coming from the SUV in which Davis was rid- ing.
Attorney Terry Roberts argued for the new trial, saying prosecutors
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Detectives identified Bing-
APRIL MORROW
St. Petersburg Police said the man responsible for killing a 40-year-old woman in a hit-and-run crash last month, turned himself in Fri- day morning.
On April 19, 2016, April Morrow was involved in an altercation at the Obama Ex-
ANTHONY RUBEN RIVERA sister, Tina, who was driving.
The Nissan crashed into a telephone pole when Rivera’s car forced it off the road and drove away, police said.
Tina Morrow survived, but April died at a local hos- pital.
Rivera was arrested and later released on $20,000 bond. He is facing charges of manslaughter and leaving the scene of a crash involving death.
ham as the shooter and he was charged with second-de- gree murder.
Witnesses told police a ver- bal altercation led to the shooting. Larkins had just celebrated his 15th birthday three days earlier.
Orlando Police ID Man Who Killed ‘Voice’ Singer Christina Grimmie
MICHAEL DUNN AND JORDAN DAVIS
didn’t refute Dunn’s claim that Davis had threatened to kill him before the shooting.
Dunn was at the Jack- sonville gas station after at- tending his son’s wedding, where he had been drinking.
Prosecutors say Dunn, who is white, fired 10 times into the vehicle carrying black teenagers.
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press Store on 18 thony Ruben Rivera.
Attempted Murder Suspect Arrested
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South with 24-year-old An-
CHRISTINA GRIMMIE
KEVIN JAMES LOIBL
Police said Rivera fol- lowed a Nissan Murano April Morrow in with her
ORLANDO — Florida au- thorities answered one of the major questions in the shoot- ing death of Christina Grim- mie, the 22-year-old singer who made her name on NBC’s “The Voice.”
The man who killed her was Kevin James Loibl, 27, of St. Petersburg, according to Orlando police.
But they didn’t give any background on Loibl or offer a possible motive.
Grimmie was signing au- tographs late Friday after a show at The Plaza Live Theater when a man ap- proached and opened fire, po- lice spokeswoman Wanda Miglio said.
She was rushed to a hospi- tal, where she died.
On Tuesday, June 7th, at 11:52 a. m., a Tarpon Springs Police Department officer, on patrol saw Kitran Hendrix, who was known to have sev- eral felony warrants. Hen- drix was also a suspect in a recent attempted murder in- vestigation, during which the victim was shot in the 300 block of Lime Street, East.
As Hendrix approached and entered a vehicle, several officers began to approach him, and he tried to flee in the vehicle. An officer, on foot, had given verbal commands to stop, as the officer ap- proached. The vehicle began driving towards the officer on foot, and another marked po- lice vehicle that had arrived on the scene.
Hendrix then crashed the vehicle into a chain link fence on the other side of the road- way, but continued to flee in the vehicle.
At that point a vehicle pur- suit was initiated that went through city streets, then north on Alternate 19 into Pasco County. The vehicle then returned to U. S. High- way 19, North and proceeded
Avenue,
KITRAN HENDRIX
south into and through Tar- pon Springs and into Palm Harbor.
The suspect vehicle was found by a Pinellas County Sheriff’s deputy in Palm Har- bor. The driver fled from the deputy after he attempted to stop it. Another pursuit began, and as the vehicle traveled west, Hendrix stopped on Tampa Road and was taken into custody.
Hendrix was charged with being a felon in posses- sion of a firearm, battery, ag- gravated assault with a motor vehicle on a law enforcement officer, driving while license suspended, aggravated flee- ing and leaving the scene of a crash with damage. The at- tempted murder investiga- tion is ongoing.
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