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The Newscaster - Nature Coast News
IPD investigates criminal mischief &
Pet Patrol
witness tampering complaints  criminal
A Sworn Complaint was filed against two Inglis men on felony charges of
mischief, related to an alleged incident that took place on July 26, The men are Chris M.
Obry, 20, 148 Park St. and Cody John Urso, 18, 47 Lois St., both of Inglis.
According to the reports of the incident, the victim’s 2002 4-door Chevrolet Impala
was parked at a Neeld St. residence between 9:20 p.m. and 9:50 p.m., July 26, and during
the time the vehicle was parked there, it sustained damages in the amount of $2,500 to the
driver’s side fender, the driver’s side rear door and the passenger’s side fender. As the dam-
ages exceeded $1,000 the mens’ criminal mischief charges were elevated to a felony.
Statements by the victim and witnesses claim that O Bry and Urso got into an argu-
ment with the owner of the vehicle about $45 she owes O’Bry and the legitimacy of the debt.
After the argument, the owner left the residence with a friend, in her friend’s car. When the
woman left, hew car was undamaged, but when she returned, the car was damaged. O’Bry
and Urso walked out of the residence and did not return. They went to the roadside, waiting
to be picked up. The car’s owner stated that O’Bry has made threats toward her, that if he
didn’t get his money he would profanely harm her, both verbally and by text messages.
On July 31, O’Bry was arrested at a McReary St. residence by the Inglis Police
“My name is Tippy, a sweet and
Department on a charge of witness tapering related to the charges filed with the State Attor-
happy 4 y.o, n.m, tan and white, larger
ney s Office against O Bry. According to the arrest report, at the time of the incident involv-
“Dear-type” Chihuahua. I was saved from
ing the argument over the money and the damage to the woman’s car, all parties involved in
the county shelter, because my owner nev-
the incident were instructed not to have any confrontational contact between them. After the
er came to pay the fine. Now, you to have
Bonnie is about a year old and is a female
warning, O’Bry is accused of making 7 text messages to the owner of the car “that were of
time to adopt me and never give me up. I
brown tabby. She was found up under a car
a threatening nature,” the report stated.
am loyal, lovable, and cuddly. Phone A
as a kitten and she’s still waiting for her for-
C.R. 486 construction means lower speeds, traffic interruptions
Humane Society of CENTRAL FLORIDA
ever home. She is sweet and playful and a
Pet Rescue, Inc. 352.527.9050, for an ap-
little independent but doesn’t mind snug-
Motorists using County Road 491 in Citrus Co. will find that the speed limit go-
pointment, since I am too scared to meet so
gling on the couch with you. She gets along
ing north from the intersection of C.R. 486 to about the entrance of Black Diamond is now
many strangers at adoptions functions. My
with other cats and dogs. She has been test-
posted at 40 miles per hour.
adoption donation is $125, which includes
ed for feline leukemia/aids, been dewomed,
The lowering of the speed limit was done for the C.R. 486 construction project that
sterilization, vaccines, HW test negative
has had all her shots, been spayed, and is
is now underway. That four-laning construction project will go from Ottawa Avenue west
and prevention, worming, I.D. chipping,
on flea prevention. If interested please con-
through the C.R. 491 intersection and continue west about a mile to the Black Diamond
and flea prevention. A Humane Society of
tact her foster mom Tanya at smalls98789@
Service entrance.
Central Florida Pet Rescue, Inc, is a “NO
gmail.com or 352-697-5657.
The speed limit on that portion of C.R. 486 will also be 40 miles per hour during
KILL” rescue that fosters their pets in their
the construction, and motorists should expect delays. Crews have been removing gopher
Williston Animal Group: For more in-
individual homes.
tortoise in some of the right of way, and heavy equipment has begun to move dirt in other
formation, contact Theresa Jones at our
Donations appreciated at AHSCF-
areas for the drainage retention areas that must be constructed. The intersection of C.R. 491
WAG telephone number 352-528-9888
PRI, 4085 N Chisholm Pt, Beverly Hills,
and C.R. 486 will also be improved in the four-laning project that is expected to last up to
Florida, 34465. Thank you for helping these
in Williston.
two years. D.A.B. Constructors, an Inglis company, is the contractor.
special,  precious creatures. See pets at
email news to: news@thenewscaster.com
East Halls River Road construction project begins in next few weeks.
www.AHumaneSocietyPetRescue.com.
Road improvements are scheduled to begin in mid-August at two locations on the
eastern end of Halls River Road in Homosassa. The projects are designed to improve ac-
cess management, safety and traffic flow. The first will improve the Halls River Road/US.
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