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Crime
Woman Charged In Fatal Accident
Teens Arrested After Burglarizing Vehicle And Fleeing In Stolen Vehicle
Deputies with the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office ar- rested two teenagers Tuesday morning after they allegedly committed several vehicle bur- glaries in Seminole and fled in a stolen vehicle.
On Tuesday at 4:30 a.m., deputies were sent to a resi- dence at 6991 Augusta Boule- vard in Seminole.
The deputies were called to the residence on reports of a suspicious vehicle and two suspicious males going house to house checking vehicle door handles.
When deputies arrived, they saw a stolen vehicle from St. Petersburg traveling west on Walsingham Road near Starkey Road. The driver re- fused to stop and deputies were able to monitor the vehi- cle without initiating a pursuit.
When the vehicle ap- proached Belcher Road and Bryan Dairy Road, deputies deployed stop sticks and dis- abled the vehicle. Both occu- pants got out of the vehicle and fled on foot.
A canine deputy responded
and tracked the teenagers over a fence into a residential area. The K-9 led them to the back- yard of a residence at 10702 95th Street, where Mitheron Williams, 14, and Nolvin Williams, 15, were found hid- ing.
Deputies found several stolen purses and keys inside the stolen vehicle. They were able to confirm the stolen items were linked to burglaries in the Seminole neighborhood.
Deputies said Nolvin Williams was already being monitored by the Habitual Of- fender Monitoring Enforce- ment program aimed at reducing teen crime.
Mitheron and Nolvin were transported to the Juve- nile Assessment Center on charges of burglary of an un- occupied conveyance, grand theft motor vehicle, and bur- glary into an occupied dwelling. Nolvin was also charged with violation of pro- bation.
Officials said Mitheron and Nolvin are not related.
Teens Lure Robbery Victim With Craigslist Ad
KATELYN WHITE
JACOB FITZWATER
SHAELIN GRAY
JAVIER LOPEZ
MITHERON WILLIAMS
NOLVIN WILLIAMS
CHARNELLE MILLER
After conducting a thorough investigation, the State Attor- ney’s Office issued a bench war- rant for the arrest of Charnelle Miller, 25, on charges of leaving the scene of an accident involving death.
According to Tampa Police, on April 19th at 3 a. m., Jar- rett Ray Gretebeck, 21, was riding his motorcycle east on Busch Boulevard when he ap- plied his brakes, lost control of the motorcycle and went down. The investigation later revealed Gretebeck had been struck by a vehicle.
Tampa Fire Rescue re- sponded to the scene and Gretebeck was pronounced dead at the scene. He was wear- ing a helmet at the time of the accident.
According to a source, at the time of the accident, Miller had told police she witnessed the incident that caused Grete- beck to lose control of his mo- torcycle. It was later discovered she was driving the vehicle that struck Gretebeck.
Miller is being held in jail with her bond set at $18,250.
On September 11th at 5 p. m., deputies responded to a report of a robbery of a person and a carjacking at 11806 Ly- moor Drive, in Riverview.
The victim told deputies he went to the residence in re- sponse to an ad he had placed on Craigslist. A female had contacted him to get an esti- mate for repair work at the residence.
When the victim arrived, he said he was greeted by two women and a man, who re- portedly forcibly took his wal- let, car keys, and cell phone. They then fled in the victim’s vehicle, a Chevrolet Cruze.
While traveling to the scene, deputies saw the stolen vehicle in the area of Big Bend Road and I-75. Deputies at- tempted a traffic stop on the vehicle, but it fled south on I- 75. The suspects continued south, exiting at Sun City Cen- ter.
The vehicle became dis- abled when it ran over a raised concrete storm drain in the Cypress Creek subdivision.
KEENARD MALIK WELLS
Three of the five suspects in the vehicle ran, and all were captured and arrested.
The victim and a witness identified the suspects as the persons who committed the offense.
They were identified as Katelyn White, 15; Shaelin Gray, 16; Jacob Fitzwater, 16; Javier Lopez, 18, and Keenard Malik Wells, 19.
Each suspect is facing an as- sortment of felony charges.
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