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Driver In Fatal Crash Faces Homicide Charges
The 3 ‘G’ Festival Kickoff Starts Thursday, January 12th
DONTAE JAMAL HILL ... Died in accident
A 28-year-old Tampa driver involved in a fatal acci- dent last Wednesday morning is facing several charges. The accident took place at the in- tersection of E. Adamo Drive and Falkenburg Road, shortly before 3:30 a.m.
According to the Florida Highway Patrol, Johnathan Nicholas Honza, 28, of Brandon, was driving a 2016 Chevrolet SS in the center lane of Adamo Drive ap- proaching Falkenburg Road. Dontae Jamil Hill, 25, of Tampa, was driving a 2005 Acura TSX southbound in the inside left turn lane on Falkenburg Road.
Hill entered the intersec-
JOHNATHAN HONZA ... charged with DUI Manslaughter
tion just as Honza ran the traffic light amd Honza’s ve- hicle struck the driver’s side of Hill’s vehicle.
Both Honza and Hill were transported to Tampa Gen- eral Hospital. Hill died a short time later. Honza was listed in serious condition.
Investigators stated in re- ports that Honza was sus- pected of being under the influence of alcohol. He was arrested on Friday and charged with vehicular homi- cide, DUI Manslaughter, and driving without a valid li- cense. He is being held at the Hillsborough County Jail without bond.
Heritage Gala, Gospel Night, and Heritage Golf Classic (3 “G”) will kick off this year’s Tampa Bay Black Heritage Festival. The 17th Annual Festival will be held, January 12-22, 2017 with a variety of family- friendly, arts, culture, and musical events while contin- uing the legacy of Dr. Mar- tin Luther King, Jr.
January 12th, Heritage Gala: Featuring entertain- ment by R&B group sensa- tions, Lakeside, performing hits such as “Fantastic Voy- age” and “I Want to Hold Your Hand.” Also performing will be the funny man, Willie Brown and Friends.
January 14th, Tampa Bay Black History Walking Tour (Bonus Event): Consisting of an educational tour of the Historic Central Avenue and followed by an entertaining viewing of the Tampa Mu- seum of Art, while highlight- ing the art work of Black
artist.
January 15th, Heritage Gospel Night: Featuring gospel super star Todd Du- laney. Todd has worked and shared the stage with many award-winning artists, including Vanessa Bell Armstrong, Fred Ham- mond and Donnie Mc- Clurkin just to name a few.
January 16th, 11th An-
nual Heritage Golf Clas- sic: held at the Historic Rogers Park Golf Course, FMI: Golf@TampaBlackHer- itage.org.
Many of the festival events are FREE to the public and require pre-registration on the official Tampa Bay Black Heritage Festival website (www.tampablackheritage.or g).
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