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Crime
Man Pleads To Selling $82,000 Check To IRS Agent
A 48-year-old Tampa man is facing serving time in federal prison. He pleaded guilty to selling stolen federal income tax checks to an undercover of- ficer. Charles Clark is facing a maximum of 10 years in fed- eral prison.
According to the plea agree- ment, on March 12, 2015, Clark sold the stolen U. S. Treasury check in the amount of $82,000 to an undercover agent. The agent was serving in an undercover capacity for the Criminal Investigation arm of the Internal Revenue Service.
Clark did not have permis- sion to sell the check from the U. S. Treasury or from the per- son to whom the check had been issued.
Woman Involved
Police Attempt to Identify Fraudulent Check Suspect
In Robbery Arrested
CHARLES CLARK
A sentencing date for Clark
has not been set by the U. S. Middle District of Florida.
ALEXANDRIA SELETOS
A 26-year-old Tampa woman who told police she was robbed outside a bar has been taken into custody. The alleged rob- bery took place on February 16th, outside the Drynk Club, 302 S. Howard Avenue.
According to Tampa Police, an unidentified victim was robbed outside of the club. Ms. Alexandria Seletos, an em- ployee of the club, reported to police that her 2007 Lexus ES had been taken by the suspects after the robbery.
During the investigation, de- tectives said they discovered ev- idence that Ms. Seletos was not a victim, but was involved in the planning of the robbery and that she knew the suspects.
Detectives also believe the suspects also knew the victim and the robbery was not a ran- dom act, but was related to a dispute. The search for the vehi- cle, that has a Florida License plate of BIJB03, is still under-
way.Ms. Seletos was arrested last Thursday and charged with robbery, kidnapping and pro- viding false information to a law enforcement officer. She was re- leased from the Hillsborough County Jail after posting a $32,500 bond.
FRAUD SUSPECT
On September 19, 2016, a woman deposited a check for $2,400 at SunTrust, 2208 E. Fowler Avenue. She deposited it using the ATM machine.
The following day, the same amount was withdrawn using another SunTrust ATM ma- chine on N. 56th Street. On September 23, 2016, the bank was notified that the check had been drawn on an account that was closed.
Through the investigation into the incident, detectives be- lieve that the same suspect made the deposit and the with- drawal.
FRAUD SUSPECT #1
She is described as a Black woman in her late 30s or early 40s. She has short, black hair, tattoos on her chest and back, a piercing on her upper left cheek and was last seen wearing a blue dress.
Crime Stoppers of Tampa Bay is offering a reward of up to $3,000 for information leading to the identification and arrest of the suspect. Anyone with in- formation is asked to contact the Tampa Police Department of Crime Stoppers of Tampa Bay at 1-800-873-TIPS (8477) or www.crimestopperstb.com.
Death Of Estranged Husband And Educators Ruled Murder-Suicide
Police Officer Kills Dog Who Attacked Him
SAMARA ROUTENBERG
The Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office responded to 132 Hickory Creek Drive, in reference to a wellness check on Friday. The deputies who responded to the scene dis- covered the bodies of three adults inside the home.
Police have determined that the deaths have been ruled as a double murder and suicide. The murder victims have been identified as Ms. Samara Routenberg, 39, and Ms. Lisa Dawn Fuillerat, 51, both of that ad- dress.
Ms. Routenberg, was an Assistant Principal at Lake Gibson Middle School, in Lakeland. Ms. Fuillerat was a 6th grade teacher at the same school. Both were well liked.
The suspect has been iden- tified as 53-year-old Vin- cente Fuillerat, the estranged husband of Ms. Fuillerat. They had been in- volved in a divorce since Oc- tober 2015.
Police said the video cam- eras at the residence show Fuillerat breaking into the
VINCENTE FUILLERAT
home through a sliding glass door at 6:30 a.m. A shootout took place because both women were armed. How- ever, Fuillerat shot both of them several times and they died as a result of their in- juries.
However, Fuillerat was struck by return fire. Al- though Fuillerat was wear- ing a bullet proof vest, had been hit by several bullets as well, with one piercing the vest. But none of the wounds were fatal.
Police said Fuillerat had a note pinned on his clothing, and said it was clear that he intended to kill both women before turning the gun on himself.
The bodies were discovered around 2 p.m., after Ms. Fuillerat failed to show up for a court hearing and her lawyer called deputies, police said.
The couple had two adult children and would have been married for 28 years this year.
Grief Counselors were on the campus of Lake Gibson
A Tampa police officer shot and killed one pit bull and seri- ously injured another early Monday. The dogs had report- edly killed another dog and then attacked the officer.
According to police, shortly before 6 a.m., Monday, Kei- throy George, 4510 N. 37th Street, was walking his poodle, named Simba, when the poodle was attacked by two pit bulls in front of his home. The dogs had escaped from a nearby home.
By the time police arrived, the poodle was dead. The two pit bulls then turned on the police officer who fired several shots at the dogs as they turned on him. The unidentified officer then shot both dogs. The pit bull named White Boy died of his injuries. The other pit bull named Tito, who recently had a litter of puppies was seriously injured.
George nor the unidentified police officer were injured.
UNCLE SANDY SAYS...
Write it 13, 18, 28, 48 on
your heart 30, 41, 43, 44 that every day 1, 7, 20, 50 is the best day in the year. 39, 49, 52, 60
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