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Memoriams
Crime
Tampa Man Claims ‘Stand Your Ground’ Defense
TONY DANIEL
In July, Anthony “Tony” Daniel was arrested and charged with one count of ag- gravated battery with a deadly weapon. Last month, Daniel filed court documents using “Stand Your Ground” as his de- fense.
He is accused of becoming engaged in a confrontation with two women who voiced con- cerns about signs posting racial comments. The argument con- tinued and Daniel is alleged to have hit one of the women re- peatedly with a megaphone.
No trial date has been set in the case.
Police Identify Man Found Dead
The Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office began an inves- tigation after receiving a 9-1-1 call early Saturday. When deputies arrived, they found the body of a man off the road.
Deputies responded to 10111 E. Sligh Avenue, in re- sponse to the call and launched a suspicious death investiga- tion. The investigation has now been upgraded to a mur- der.
The victim has been identi- fied as 43-year-old Anthony Alexander Galasso. No ad- ditional information was avail- able pertaining to the victim or the circumstances surrounding his death.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stop- pers at 1-800-873-TIPS or www.crimestopperstb.com.
BIRTHDAY MEMORY
MINNIE FLOYD 10/4/1934 — 10/21/2009
We will always remember the love, faith, and wisdom of God that you taught us, we miss you everyday.
Love, Coller, Willie (Bay), Jackie, Jeffrie, Katrina, and the Bal- lard Family.
IN MEMORY OF
GWENDOLYN JOHNSON
My heart is full of love and good memories of all the years we spent together. Life will never be the same without you, Fats.
Willie (Bay) Ballard and Family.
IN MEMORY OF
VALERIE LATRICIA CRAWFORD
The days are passing and you are being missed every day. You were the rock that we didn’t know existed. Still not wanting to ac- cept the inevitable. You will forever be that daughter, sister, and friend to so many. No more pain, no more sorrow.... It’s sad to ac- cept you’re in good hands.
You will forever be missed and loved. From Jewel, Cheryl, Tamika, Brittany, Jenelle and your family.
IN MEMORY OF
EDWARD JOHNSON, JR. “E.J.”
Words can’t express how I felt that day you left, I will love you forever and ever.
Love, Quita, Edward, Edwiu, kids, and the rest of the fam- ily. Rest on Love, ’til we meet again.
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