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old victim's right eye was black, and he and
$5,000). Bussiere is acused of taking an air
conditioner unit from a W. Perking Ct., Dun-
Munroe had gotten into an argument regard-
Maple St., Inglis, was arrested by the Levy
Carrie Lynn Hyatt, 40, SE 144th
nellon, residence. He was released on his
ing problems with the V.F.W.
County Sheriff's office, Feb. 5, on an out-of-
own recognizance.
Place, Inglis, was arrested by the Levy
Chastity Nicole Baxman, 32, SW
Tamara Susan Jury, 35, and Travis
county warrant. His bond was set at $1,160.
County Sheriff's Office, Feb. 4, charged
Ellzey Rd., Otter Creek, was arrested by
Timothy Taylor, 39, both of 1418 Old Floral
James Robert Marino, 24, a home-
with driving while license suspended or re-
the Levy County Sheriff's Office, Feb. 6,
City, Rd., Inverness, were each arrested by
less person, was arrested by the Citrus Coun-
voked. Her bond was set at $1,000.
charged with false Medicaid claim, $50,000
the Citrus County Sheriff's Office, Feb. 6,
ty Sheriff's Office, Feb. 5, charged with
Tammy Jo Bryant, 44, a homeless
or more. Her bond was set at $90,000.
on felony drug charges. Each was charged
the burglary of an unoccupied structure (a
person, was arrested by the Citrus County
Daquin Franklin, 26, Gladys Ave.,
with manufacturing methamphetamine or
riding lawnmower from a shed on S. Bob-
Sheriff's Office, Feb. 5, charged with felony
Inglis, was arrested by the Levy County
phencyclidine with a child under the age of
white Dr., Homosassa). His bond was set
petit theft (two or more convictions of any
Sheriff's Office, Feb. 6, charged with bat-
16 years-old present, possession of drug par-
at $3,000. The following day, Marino was
theft). Her bond was set at $2,000. She is ac-
tery, touch or strike. His bond was set at
aphernalia and possession of listed chemi-
additionally charged with dealing in stolen
cused of taking a three-pack of boys' boxer
$15,000.
cal with intent to manufacture a controlled
property and grand theft, with his total bond.
briefs and a six-pack of mens' socks from
Paul Melvin Shaffer, III, at large in
substance. Taylor was additionally charged
set at $7,000. He's accused of pawning the
the Hernando Dollar General. She said she
the Floral City area, was arrested by the Cit-
with sell/manufacture/deliver or possess
lawnmower on Jan. 18 at American Trading
was in a rough spot and needed clean under-
rus County Sheriff's Office, Feb. 6, charged
with intent to sell/manufacture or deliver a
Post in Crystal River. Marino told deputies
wear and socks. She said she'd gotten out
with grand theft ($300 or more but less than
controlled substance. Jury's total bond was
that he had found the lawnmower in the
of jail, four months previous, after serving a
$5,000). His bond was set at $2,000. Shaffer
set at $150,500, and Taylor's was set at
woods and did not know it was stolen.
six-month term for a theft from Walmart.
is accused of taking a laptop computer from
$160,500.
Richard S. Munroe, 50, E. Glenn
Constantina D. Emmanuel, 42,
a relative's home during the Christmas holi-
Falynn Marie Arslan, 27, E. Pike
St., Inverness, was arrested by the Citrus
9470 W. Midland Ln., Crystal River, turned
days and pawning it in Ocala for $100.
Dr. Inverness, was arrested by the Citrus
County Sheriff's Office, Feb. 5, charged
herself in at the Citrus County Sheriff's Of-
James Louis Bussiere, 30, E. Win-
County Sheriff's Office, Feb. 6, charged
with battery of a person 65 years of age or
fice, Feb. 5, on a warrant for scheme to de-
netka St., Hernando, was arrested by the Cit-
with felony retail theft. She's accused of
older (a first-degree felony reclassified to
fraud less than $20,000. Her bond was set at
rus County Sheriff's Office, Feb. 6, charged
taking a computer valued at $598 from the
a third-degree felony). His bond was set at
$2,000.
with grand theft ($300 or more, but less than
Inverness Walmart on Jan. 28.
$2,000. The report stated that the 71 year-
Jerald Samuel Billups, 37, 151
Levy EMS Personnel Train
The Town of Inglis
With "Sim-Man 3G"
is hosting an
On February 5th, 6th, & 7th, 2014, College of Central Florida's Mobile Training
Lab was stationed at the Levy County Department of Public Safety Complex in Bronson.
The mobile lab houses a Sim-Man 3G. This state-of-the-art patient simulator has
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reacts to student procedures with realistic responses and collects data to help students learn
from the experience.
on Monday, Feb. 24
This training was available to all LCDPS personnel as well as all municipal fire de-
partment personnel. All on-duty EMS personnel were required to attend the training where
they were faced with a scenario based on sepsis recognition. Each crew completed the sce-
Cars, Electric cart, & office equipment
nario and reviewed their treatment responses via audio/visual playback.
This provides an excellent opportunity for ongoing training for current EMTs and
Public Preview at 10:00 am
Paramedics. If you are interested in serving your community and learning these life saving
skills or volunteering contact: Levy County Department of Public Safety 352-486-5209.
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