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Remembering the Past
was believed to be under the influence of an unknown narcotic. A urine sample was collected
to be sent to the FDLE for testing. He was issued a criminal uniform citation for driving
under the influence with a mandatory court date of Nov. 7th.
Peggy Fielder, 47, Inglis, was placed on the Levy County Sheriff’s Office’s Most
Wanted List, Oct. 21, with an arrest warrant for violation of probation (trespass an occupied
structure). Her bond is listed on the warrant at $15,000.
Thefts - Continued from page 1white lettering stating ìhow sweet,” and white tennis
the man was wearing a brown shirt with
shoes. The Tic-Tac container was left behind, and the prints on it were identified as Chalk s.
Chalk s driver s license photo, plus a booking photo of him from Sept. 18 were
located, and Chalk was positively identified by several people as the suspect in the Circle K
surveillance video. Detectives contacted Chalk and his girlfriend at his uncle s home located
at 3928 S. Delard Way. His uncle allowed detectives to come inside and speak with Chalk.
Chalk s girlfriend, Stephanie Hodge, admitted that she drove Chalk to the Circle
K located on Ozello Trail and Highway 19. She said she parked the vehicle behind the store,
and Chalk went inside the business. Several minutes later, she said, he ran out of the busi-
ness and said he d robbed the woman of $50. She said she does not believe that Chalk had a
weapon, and she had no idea that Chalk was planning on committing a robbery at the Circle
K. She showed detectives the clothing that Chalk wore during the robbery that matched the
clothing in the surveillance video.
Chalk said that he has a drug problem and was looking to obtain money with which
to purchase crack cocaine. He said Ms. Hodge had not known his intention to rob the store
when she drove him there. Chalk was charged with one count of robbery without a weapon
Remembering Gas Lines - More than 50 cars wait for an Alexandria, VA, gas station to open
and given a bond of $10,000.
on June 15, 1979. The photo caption declares that this was the “worst day ever” for gasoline
Chalk was also charged with retail petit theft, second offense, and resisting a mer-
seekers. From a distance, it doesn’t look like a single one of these cars weighs less than 4,000
chant during or after theft. His bond was set at $750. The report stated that Chalk is accused
pounds. No wonder we had a fuel crisis. One driver said, "My license plate ended in odd, so in
of taking several DVD movies but paying for only one at the Lecanto Walmart, but he is not
my state I got to go get gas on Tuesday, Thursday, or Saturday. At first you could get all the
being charged with taking them. When the loss prevention officer attempted to detain him,
gas you wanted you just had to wait in long lines". Photo credit: UPI.
Chalk allegedly swung at him, hitting him on the chin. Chalk then left the store in a car that
Citrus Sheriff s Office Taking Back Unwanted Pres. Drugs
was driven by the registered owner, (his uncle) Lawrence Hatfield. The loss prevention of-
On October 26 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. the Citrus County Sheriff’s Office and the
ficer from the Inverness Walmart recognized Chalk as the suspect in a previous retail theft
Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) will give the public its next opportunity to prevent
of boots at the Inverness Walmart on Sept. 18.
pill abuse and theft by ridding their homes of potentially dangerous expired, unused, and un-
Halloween Safety - Continued from page 1
wanted prescription drugs. Bring your medications for disposal to two different locations in
Citrus County, the Walgreens in Homosassa at 4029 S. Suncoast Blvd. (corner of W. Grover
Instruct children to walk, not run, from house to house, and to cover one side of
Cleveland Blvd. and US 19) or the Walgreens in Inverness at 2705 Hwy 44 (corner of Hwy
the street at a time. Have them cross only at street corners and not in between parked cars.
44 and Independence) . The service is free and anonymous. In April, the DEA held its sixth
*Children should stay in their own neighborhoods and only go to houses where the lights are
take back day and collected 50% more pills than the previous event. 742,497 pounds (371
on. *Stress to youngsters that they should never enter a stranger s house or vehicle. *Teach
tons) of prescription medications were collected.
children to respect the privacy and property of others. Acts of vandalism, aggression or
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loween, and keep your pets inside. *Examine children s treats for signs of tampering before
you allow them to eat anything. Remember, if you have a doubt, throw it out. *Report any
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