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Young Mom Arrested After Young Children Found Wandering At 4 A. M.
10 Arrested In Internet Child Sex Operation
Deputies in Osceola County arrested 10 people involved in an internet child sex operation.
In the operation, detectives posed as juveniles to talk with peo- ple in chat rooms and instant messaging programs online. The sus- pects would then travel to meet up with the undercover detectives in Osceola County with the intent to have sex with a child, detec- tives said.
Arrested in the sting were:
Teenagers Charged With Attempted
Armed Robbery
Deputies arrested a young woman after they were called to the scene when two small children, ages 5 and 3, were found playing around her car at 4 a. m.
According to reports, Katieri Eady, 24, was found passed out behind the wheel of a running car at 4:20 a. m. Tuesday in an apartment com- plex parking lot at Busch Boulevard and 56th Street.
When deputies arrived, one of the children reportedly told the deputy to be quiet because their mother was sleeping.
That’s when deputies found Eady inside the running car passed out with fresh vomit nearby in the parking lot.
Eady was arrested and charged with two counts of child neglect. She was booked
KATIERI EADY
into jail on $4,000 bond, and later released.
Deputies said the children were placed in the custody of a family member. Records indi- cate Eady is a native of Or- lando, Florida.
BRYCE GREEN
DONOVAN HOLLOWAY
Saurabh Agrawal, 32, charged with travel to meet child for sex, attempted lewd and lascivious battery; Nor- man Nazario-Negron, 23, travel to meet child for sex, at- tempted lewd and lascivious battery, tampering with evi- dence, criminal conspiracy, failure to obey law enforce- ment orders, aggravated bat- tery on a law enforcement officer; Royston Khadaroo, 42, charged with travel to meet child for sex, attempted lewd and lascivious battery, use of a computer to seduce/lure a child, criminal conspiracy; Carlos Ve- lasquez, 40, charged with travel to meet child for sex, use of a computer to se- duce/lure a child, 3 counts of personal electronic transmis- sion of information to a minor, attempted lewd and lascivious battery and criminal conspir- acy; Matthew Sauer, 21, charged with travel to meet child for sex, use of computer to lure/seduce a child, at- tempted lewd & lascivious bat-
tery and criminal conspiracy; Kevin Juan Roman, 23, charged with travel to meet child for sex, attempted lewd and lascivious battery and criminal conspiracy; Christo- pher Maxwell Jackson, 27, charged with travel to meet child for sex, attempted lewd and lascivious battery and criminal conspiracy; Ralph Cox, 63, charged with travel to meet child for sex, at- tempted lewd and lascivious battery, criminal conspiracy, two counts of personal elec- tronic transmission of infor- mation to a minor, use of computer to seduce/lure a child; Joseph Charles Perkins, 21, charged with travel to meet child for sex, attempted lewd and las- civious battery and criminal conspiracy, and Steven Myers, 29, charged with 2 counts of travel to meet child for sex, 2 counts of attempted lewd and lascivious battery and 2 counts of criminal con- spiracy.
Detectives Investigate Family Dollar Robbery
On Tuesday at 9:30 a.m., Plant City Police reported that a man entered Family Dollar, 105 Gordon Street, armed with a handgun. He ap- proached the cashier and de- manded money.
Detectives said after the man was given the cash, he fled on foot He was described as a Black male, possibly in his late teens, 5’6” tall with a medium build and last seen wearing a black hooded sweater, gray jogging pants and gloves.
Crime Stoppers of Tampa Bay is offering a reward of up to $3,000 for information that leads to the identification and arrest of the unknown suspect in this case. Anyone with any information regarding the identity of the suspect and
This is a surveillance photo of a man suspected of robbing a Family Dollar Store in Plant City.
who wants to be eligible for a cash reward is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-873- 8477.
On Tuesday at 8:15 p. m., Pinellas Park Police responded to the area of 4150 76th Av- enue, North on a call of an armed robbery with shots fired.
After meeting with the vic- tim, Menachem Williams, 38, officers set up a perimeter and with the use of K-9s, police were able to locate Bryce Green, 19, and Donovan Holloway, 17. Officers also re- covered a .380 handgun.
During the investigation, po- lice determined Holloway pointed a gun at the face of Williams while he and Hol- loway allegedly tried to rob Williams of drugs.
When Williams made an attempt to get away, Hol- loway reportedly fired the gun once at Williams, missing him. Green and Holloway then fled, but were captured later.
Green and Holloway will be charged with robbery with a deadly weapon (attempted). Holloway was also charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, and being a delinquent in possession of a firearm.
Shirtless, Shoeless Suspects Burglarize Real Estate Office
Lakeland Police are looking for suspects who were seen on a surveillance camera burglar- izing a real estate office.
A surveillance camera at S&D Real Estate Services cap- tured two shirtless and shoe- less men walking around the office. Authorities said the burglary occurred early Satur- day morning.
Police said the men stole $5,000 worth of computers, televisions, and other elec- tronics. A thousand dollars of Ducks Unlimited merchandise meant for charity was also stolen. in.
This is a surveillance photo of two men seen walking around the S&D Real Estate Services office after breaking
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