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Crime
Police Search For Armed
Carjacking Suspect
Warrant Issued For Second Suspect In Double Murder Case
Earlier this week, the Hillsborough County Sher- iff’s Office issued a warrant for a 38-year-old Tampa man. He is wanted in connec- tion with a double murder that took place in Ruskin last month.
McKinsie Alexander Lyons is 6’1”, weighs 220 pounds, has black hair and brown eyes. Lyons is known to frequent the Ruskin and Wimauma areas of town.
The warrant for Lyons is for 2 counts of first-degree murder, burglary of a dwelling with assault or bat- tery, and being a felon in pos- session of a handgun. The second murder charge was added because Ms. Juanita Solorzano was five months pregnant at the time of her death.
Earlier this month, Ms. Samona Ramey was ar- rested and charged with 2 counts of first-degree mur- der.
MCKINSIE LYONS ... Warrant issued for first-degree murder
ALEXIS MARTINEZ ... Found murdered in Ruskin home
On January 24th, deputies responded to 9-1-1 reports of two deceased people in a home in Ruskin. When deputies arrived at 2611 14th Avenue SE, in Ruskin, they located a man and a woman, both suffering from gunshot wounds.
The victims were Ms. Solorzano, 33, and 24- year-old Alexis Martinez,
SAMONA RAMEY
... Charged with two counts of first-degree murder
JUANITA SOLORZANO ... Found murdered in Ruskin home
who listed the address as his residence.
Crime Stoppers of Tampa Bay is offering a reward of up to $3,000 for the arrest of Lyons. Anyone with infor- mation about the identity of the man is asked to contact Crime Stoppers of Tampa Bay at 1-800-873-TIPS (8477) or online at www.crimestoppers.com.
The Temple Terrace Po- lice Department is searching for a man in connection with a carjacking. The incident took place Thursday morn- ing.
According to police, just after 6:30 a.m., police re- sponded to the CVS Store, 110 Bullard Parkway, in reference to an attempted armed car- jacking. The suspect is said to have entered the store prior to the armed robbery.
Police said the suspect confronted the victim in front of the business. The man pro- duced a handgun and or- dered the victim to give him his wallet and car keys. The victim complied and was not injured.
However, the suspect was unable to start the victim’s
CARJACKING SUSPECT
car and fled on foot along Bullard Parkway.
The suspect is described as a Black man between the ages of 20 to 30. Anyone with information about the inci- dent or the suspect is asked to contact the Temple Terrace Police Department.
Man Wanted For Bank Robbery
BANK ROBBERY SUSPECT
Detectives are currently searching for a man who robbed a bank. The robbery took place Tuesday afternoon.
According to detectives with the Hillsborough County Sher- iff’s Office, the man entered the Wells Fargo Bank, 12233 N. Florida Avenue, shortly after 2 p.m.
He approached a teller, im- plied that he had a weapon, and demanded cash. The teller com- plied and the man fled the scene on foot.
He is described as a Black man in his mid 30s. He is about 6 feet tall and weighs about 180 pounds.
Anyone with information about the suspect is asked to contact Crime Stoppers of Tampa Bay at 1-800-873-TIPS, or www.crimestopperstb.com.
A reward of up to $3,000 is being offered for information pertaining to his identity and arrest.
Real Estate Agent Indicted For Fraud
A 53-year-old Tampa Real Estate Agent has been indicted for bankruptcy fraud and falsifying records. The indictment was unsealed earlier this week.
David Lyle Morgan is facing a maximum of 30 years in federal prison if con- victed.
According to the indict- ment, Morgan, a licensed realtor, entered into a con- tract with a homeowner to sell a property in foreclosure. In order to prevent the Fed- eral National Mortgage Asso- ciation (“Fannie Mae”) from lawfully foreclosing on the homeowner’s property, Morgan engaged in a bank- ruptcy fraud scheme whereby he filed fraudulent bankruptcy petitions in the
homeowner’s name, without the homeowner’s knowledge or consent, just prior to the scheduled foreclosure sale dates.
These fraudulent bank- ruptcies invoked the auto- matic stay provision of the bankruptcy code and pre- vented Fannie Mae from conducting the sale and ob- taining title to the property. They also allowed Morgan to continue his efforts to sell the property to obtain illegal real estate commissions.
The indictment further al- leges that Morgan made false declarations on a fraud- ulent bankruptcy petition that he had filed in the name of the homeowner, impeding the proper administration of a bankruptcy proceeding.
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