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taling $92.52. The deputy also found 2 H&R Block client cards without names, a Master-
more saleable.. more sales results in more profit. Dangerous chemicals and pesticides are
Card bearing the name of C. Robert Bass, III, which she said belonged to a friend; plus a
put into our food supply but now legislation to restrict our rights even more are being passed
black magnet Vandyke said keeps the alarm from going off when she steals merchandise.
every day by those we elect and trust to represent our best interest. Some of the bills up for
The report also stated it is believed, that on Oct. 24, Vandyke took 12 items from the store
vote will scare you to death.
totaling $619.60 and 13 items totaling $393.65.
Our government has got that far off base. Two bills which could have a big impact
On Oct. 23, Vandyke told the officer, she had given a teenager a movie she’d stolen
on food freedom, HR Bill 759 and HR Bill 875 have flown under the radar and deal with
to return to the store, but he did not return to her the movie or the money. She said that there
these type issues where citizen’s rights to organic grown foods and the production of safe
are a several people involved “in this big scheme, including a lot of teenagers,” the report
meat are being challenged by putting the small farmer out of business because of rules and
stated. Vandyke also corroborated the story of the second woman who had attempted to
allowing large corporations to prosper and control. Many lines of vague language could lead
return the items for her, stating that she was an innocent bystander. The second woman was
to disastrous consequences for small and organic farmers.
later trespassed from the store.
These actions will drive up the prices of “safe, healthy” foods we already pay
The deputy reported: Vandyke was placed under arrest and became combative
dearly for if we can find them. The ability to eat and perhaps even grow good, healthy food
when the deputy attempted to leave the Wal-Mart office, screaming and attempting to kick
for you and your family for a sustainable future is challenged. Monsanto Corp is trying to
him. Enroute to the Citrus County Detention Facility, she said she was going to call the
capture the seed market with their genetically altered seeds to control the market and are
sheriff because the deputy had touched her inappropriately and had propositioned her, while
succeeding because they have the $$$ to accomplish this.  Research is always looking for
banging her head against the door of the patrol vehicle. A search at the jail turned-up 11
the”MAGIC CURE”.
tablets of 1 mg. alprazolam in her pants pocket which she did not have a prescription for.
We need to go back to the basics and EXPOSE AND ELIMINATE THE “CAUSE”.
Vandyke was charged with 1 count of scheme to defraud (less than $20,000), 1
What can the average person do to fight this? “KNOWLEDGE IS POWER” and “UNITED
count of possession of an altered driver’s license and 1 count of possession of a controlled
WE STAND, DIVIDED WE FALL”. Become educated by reading the truth which is avail-
substance.
able many places. If you do not have a computer, libraries across the nation have them avail-
able.
Man Arrested on Weapons Charge in Inglis
Locally, Inglis Commissioner Drinda Meritt is teaching free computer classes ev-
A Woodstock, VA man, 43-year-old Dwight Eugene Coffelt, was arrested by the
ery Wednesday night at the Inglis community center with the help of Noah’s Computers
Inglis Police Department, Oct. 26, charged with carrying a concealed weapon and fleeing/
who can hook you up to a used computer. Read, listen, watch but remember that $$$ and
attempting to elude. He was transported to the Levy County Jail.
big business can afford the most convincing advertising to win your trust..
According to the arrest report, around 1:35 a.m., the arresting officer obtained a
Missing Crystal River Man Located in Inverness
radar reading of Coffelt driving a motorcycle 71 mph in a 55 mph zone. When the officer
attempted to pull Coffelt over by activating his lights, Coffelt continued traveling north on
(Inverness) Deputies located 51-year-old Kevin Worrall Saturday, just after 12 noon,
Hwy. 19, and when the officer activated his siren, Coffelt still did not stop. When the officer
at his father’s residence in Inverness. The man was found to be safe, but had been listed as
pulled up next to Coffelt and told him over the PA system to stop, he accelarated, but when
missing and endangered since Sunday, Oct. 11, when he was last seen at the Crystal River
the officer told him to stop a second time, Coffelt slowed and stopped, about 5 miles north
Health and Rehabilitation Center.
of the officer’s first contact with him.
Worrall told deputies he had left the center unexpectedly in order to move in recently
Coffelt atempted to get off his motorcycle, but the officer ordered him back on it.
with his parent. Worrall’s name and information have been removed from the national da-
coffelt told the officer that he didn’t stop because he was afraid. Due to the officer’s ques-
tabase for missing persons.
tioning, coffelt admitted to having a handgun in the small of his back under his jacket (a
ew! email news to: news@thenewscaster.com
Glock 10 mm pistol loaded with a full magazine and a round in the chamber). Coffelt said
he does not have a concealed weapons permit, the report stated.
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Woman Arrested On Forgery Charges at Food Ranch
Realty
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partment, Oct. 9, charged with four counts of forgery, four counts of uttering a forged check
and four counts of theft. According to the arrest report, four checks had been returned to the
Sally Price, Realtor
19 Hwy 40 W.
Inglis Food Ranch Supermarket from Capital City Bank as being forged. While the officer
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