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Ex-VA Contractor Gets Prison And Must Re-Pay $1 Million To IRS
WILLIE STREATER Sentenced to 6 Years, 9 Months
Businessman Donates Free Golf Clinics
Tampa businessman Michael Reeves will be donating free clinics for the first 10 kids to register for a free summer camp by the First Tee program.
Ten children, from 6-to-15-years-old living in the zip code areas of 33602, 33605, 33610, and 33612, will be eligible on a first come-first served basis.
The camp begins June 8th, is held Monday through Friday from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m., and will run 11 weeks at the Rogers Park Golf Course.
For more information call 1st Tee and talk to Seah Shahid at (813) 238-7320.
MICHAEL REEVES
A Tampa man learned last Friday that he will serve 6 years and 9 months in a federal prison. The Court also entered a $25,206 money judgment against him, and ordered him to pay more than $1 million in restitution to the Internal Revenue Service.
According to court docu- ments, Willie Streater, of Tampa, pleaded guilty to access device fraud, and aggravated identity theft on March 19, 2015.
Streater is a former employee of a shredding company.
The company he was employed by had a contract with the U. S. Department of Veterans Affairs to shred documents of patients vis- iting the James A. Haley Veterans Hospital.
Streater reportedly took the documents in- tended for shredding that contained personal identi- fying information of the veterans. He then sold the information to several in- dividuals who were in- volved in filing fraudulent federal income tax returns with the Internal Revenue Service.
On Saturday, June 6, a community group will present their AIM Summer Fest Commu- nity Outreach Day.
The event will be held at 2126 West Main Street and will feature a day full of different events.
This inaugural event is for the Church of God in Christ’s Jurisdiction of South Western Florida A.I. M Convention.
Selphenia Nichols-Simmons, Motiva- tional Speaker, Columnist and Workshop Co- ordinator, said the AIM Outreach team will be meeting at Miracle Temple at 8:30 a. m to pray, then a brief training session on doing ef- fective outreach will be from 9 a. m. until 9:45 a.m. Teams will get their assigned areas and go out to do door-to-door outreach, praying, sharing the Gospel of Christ, and inviting those they met along the way to come out and enjoy the activities.
Summer Fest activities will be from 12 noonto4p.m.
“We have worked closely with the West Tampa Alliance and other businesses in the area to make this event a success,” said Ms. Simmons.
“There will be a state set up and we will have live gospel entertainment coordinated by recording artist Jorad Holmes. We will also have liturgical dance teams, mime, drill
SELPHENIA NICHOLS-SIMMONS
teams and gospel lyricist performing spoken word. There will also be a fashion show coor- dinated by Luelonda Monroe of Glam En- terprises.”
This is a free community event and all are welcomed. There will be various health screenings taking place, a host of community agencies, and fun activities and food.
Anyone with questions about this event can call (813) 956-0185.
Community Outreach Day And Summer Fest Coming To West Tampa
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