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David Duncan, Jr., 52, a suspect in the May 3 kidnapping of a 29

year-old Floral City woman and her two year-old daughter, was taken into cus-

tody in South Carolina, May 9, with the assistance of U.S. Marshals and the

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Orangeburg County Sheriffís Office. When confronted, Duncan ran, and upon

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his arrest, he was armed with both a gun and a knife, according to the Citrus

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County Sheriff’s Office. Duncan will have to waive extradition before being

transported from the Orangeburg County Jail Citrus

  to  County on the warrant, Duncan

according to Gailtierney, 

 Public Information Officer with the CCSO.

The originaltheex-boyfriend  the woman

 press release stated that Duncan is   of

who•abductedDuncan,then•thehomeof •

 was allegedly  by   dropped-off at    an acquaintance

who lives in Marion County. The woman, who had been beaten, was treated and released

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from a Marion County hospital. The Citrus County Sheriff’s Office obtained an arrest war-

rant from the State Attorney’s Office for Duncan on two counts of kidnapping, one count of

aggravated battery with a firearm and one count of armed burglary. According to the CCSO,

other charges may be pending.

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The generosity of the Inglis and Yankeetown communities was abundantly apparent in the

record amount of food collected in this year’s National Postal Workers’ Food Drive. Pictured

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with some of the food collected are Inglis Postal clerks Freda Gibson and Ruth Ruppert. Many

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thanks to the people who donated and to letter carriers Brandi Tylar-Cribbs, Cindy O’Steen,

Cheryl Burton, and Cheryl Tindol who filled their vehicles to overflowing. The food was di-

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vided between Jesus Is! Ministries, HOPE of Levy County (serving the Y-I area), and the Yan-

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keetown-Inglis Woman’s Club ( which provides food to the Yankeetown School for the families

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of children in need).

Drug Arrests - Continued from page 1

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               

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there voluntarily. Byers requested to ride in the patrol car, stating he was afraid Goldsmith

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The report stated there was a chemical smell (meth) at the residence where Naylor

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and four minor children were. Naylor stated he’d not been staying at the residence very

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long, and became very nervous when asked if he had anything on his person, according to

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the report. He had three syringes (all tested positive for meth) and a pill box with pills.

Numerous items were found inside the residence for meth production, a bag con-

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taining new plastic bags, three digital scales, a loaded syringe containing meth, a spoon, a

cannabis pipe and a notebook that documented several narcootics transactions and paper-

work belonging to Naylor, along with pill bottles and bills with Naylor’s name. Two receipts

for Sudafed and syringes were found in Naylor s room, along with four coffee filters with

meth powder residue and a coffee grinder that tested positive for ephedrine.

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In the living room, there was a bong (smoking pipe) fashioned from a 2-liter soda

bottle and prescription pills prescribed to “two completely different people,” the report stat-

ed, a jar containing more than 180 grams of meth oil, and a bottle of acid. The report stated

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