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Budweiser & Bud Light Food Ranch Supermarket

Boneless/Skinless Chicken

$18

Breast $1.99

40 Highway 19 North · Inglis, Florida 34449

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Phone: (352) 447-2905 · Fax: (352) 447-4859

Fresh Chicken

HOURS: Monday - Saturday 7:30 am - 8:00 pm

Leg Quarters Lb. Bags

Sunday 7:30 am - 7:00 pm

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24 Pack, 12 oz.

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Community

Halloween

Safety

Reminders

According to the Centers for

Disease Control (CDC) and Prevention,

children are four times more likely to

be in fatal pedestrian accidents on Hal-

loween than any other night. To ensure

everyone has a safe Halloween, Levy

County Department of Public Safety

(LCDPS) recommends following these

guidelines;

· Watch for children walking on road-

ways, medians, and curbs.

· Watch for children dressed in dark

clothing.

· Avoid using distracting devices while

Tactical Laughter Team teaches fire safety! - Str8-Stream, Pry-Bar and Fire Inspector Gillum visited Crystal River Primary School, Fri., Oct. 16,

driving (electronics and other devices).

and made an interactive presentation to more than 100 students. The Fire Rescue Tactical Laughter Team - AKA (Also Known As) the Public

Education through Characterization Unit - presented fire and safety messages to the children, such as stop, drop and roll; smoke alarms, bicycle

· Encourage children to travel in famil-

safety, danger/safety recognition, and other safety concepts. Much was learned through playing Fire Safety Jeopardy - in which the students

iar, well-lit areas.

Man dies In

trounced the Teachers; they must be GOOD! Photo Courtesy CCSO

Traffic Stop Leads to Drug

· Teach children to NEVER enter a

stranger's home.

Lecanto RV

Bust in Citrus County

· Use costumes that are visible at night.

Camper fire

From The Citrus County Sheriff Dept.

· Provide children with flashlights.

of cash money seized to $12,572, the meth-

The Citrus County Sheriff's Of-

amphegamine to 106 grams and 6.5 grams

· Inspect treats for hazards before allow-

fice ILP (Intelligence-Led Policing) Squad,

of marijuana (Clemente's). Due to efforts

ing children to eat them.

while working a lead on Wed. night, Oct.

of Deputy Pollard, the women

14, conducted a traffic stop on a rental ve-

made admissions that the mon-

From The Citrus County Sheriff Dept.

· Avoid homemade treats.

hicle traveling through Inverness with two

ey was the proceeds from drug

women passengers, both who live in Tampa.

sales.

At 9:15 am on Sunday morning,

· Ensure costumes fit well to avoid trip-

The report stated that the vehicle

Passenger

Felicia

Oct. 18, the Citrus County Sheriff s Office,

ping.

Abrams, 32, and the driver, Clemente

was traveling 55 mph in a 45 mph zone and

Fire Rescue Division was dispatched to 518

weaving between two lanes. A traffic stop

Cynthia Clemente, 39, were

S. West Bend Point in Lecanto due to a fire in

· Ensure costumes are flame resistant.

was made on the vehicle on Highlands Blvd.

both placed under arrest. Abrams

a small RV camper. Before the arrival of fire

After a K9 alert by Deputy Indorato

was charged wth possession of

crews and deputies, the property owner and

· Remind children to walk (not run) from

and K9 Repo, the vehicle was searched. Lo-

cannabis less than 20 grams, traf-

a supervisor with Nature Coast Emergency

house to house.

cated at the feet of the front seat passenger,

ficking in methamphetamine, and Abrams

Medical Services had pulled the trailer oc-

Felicia Abrams, was a briefcase containing

possession of drug paraphernalia,

cupant, 61 year-old John Sanderson, from

· Consider using non-toxic makeup over

105 grams of methamphetamine and more

with her total bond set at $52,000. Clemente

the camper to safety. Sanderson had lived on

masks that can limit eye sight.

than $10,000 in cash. Drug paraphernalia,

was charged with possession of a controlled

his friend's property, in the travel trailer, for

drugs and money was found in the womenís

substance, conspiring with another person/s

about 8 months.

purses, as well, bringing the total amount

Continued on page 4 - Drug Bust

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