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approached the red light at Hwy. 19 and W. Grover Cleveland, the vehicle failed to make a meowner’s son who admitted to having downloaded images or videos depicting child por-

nography, the report stated. He told detectives that he has a problem and is aware that child

complete stop before turning right onto Highway 19.

pornography is against the law. According to the report, the youth said that he’s aroused by

When the emergency equipment and spotlight was activated for a

pre-teen children and he needs help, but he has never touched a child and would never touch

trafﬁc stop, the deputies noticed that the front seat passenger (Elliott) was

a child because he would not allow himself to. He said he is stronger than his urges, accord-

not wearing his safety belt. The vehicle turned right onto W. Homosassa

Trail, and while the vehicle rolled slowly, Elliott ducked down, several

The detective told the youth that she’d been able to browse his shared folder and

times, making movements, the deputy reported, consistent with concealing

see the ﬁles which were available for downloading. She showed him several browse lists

a weapon or contraband. The vehicle came to a stop in the parking lot of the

that he said looked like his ﬁles, the report stated. He said he had not created the ﬁles, that

State Farm Insurance ofﬁce.

they were pictures of children modeling. The detective explained that she had been able to

As one of the deputies approached the passenger side of the ve-

download the ﬁles, which made him a distributor of child pornography. Concar said that

hicle, Elliott was reaching underneath the passenger seat, so the deputy

he’d forgotten, that if you leave ﬁles in the share folder, they could be uploaded by anyone

ordered him to show his hands, and he complied. As Elliott stepped out of

the vehicle, the deputy reported that he noticed a bulge in Elliott’s right front pocket that was in the peer-to-peer network.

During the interview, the youth told the detective that he had a small amount of

consistent with a weapon, so the ofﬁcer asked Elliott if he could pat him down and Elliott

consented. Instead of a weapon, the deputy found a metal cannister “commonly used for marijuana in his room under the computer tower. The cannabis was located, along with a

transporting pills or narcotics,” the report stated. Inside the canister was ten 22 mg. alpra- smoking “bong” which was found beside the computer.

One of the detectives previewed the youth’s computer and found “multiple ﬁles

zolam tablets (schedule IV narcotic). Elliott was placed into handcuffs.

The report stated, that as the driver (William Roddenberry) had access to whatever depicting child sexual abuse and/or exploitation,” the report stated.

Several computers, the cannabis (approximately 7.5 grams) and several other un-

Elliott had placed under the seat, he was asked to exit the vehicle.

Under the front passenger seat where Elliott had been sitting, deputies found an speciﬁed items were taken into custody. The report stated, that as the youth had more than 23

unlabeled yellow pill bottle that contained 32 suboxone 8 mg. tablets (schedule III narcotic), images depicting child pornography, his charge can be enhanced to a second degree felony.

Concar was charged with knowingly possessing 23 photos/videos of child pornog-

along with two plastic baggies, one which contained ten oxycodone 30 mg. tablets; the other

bag contained six oxycodone 30 mg. tablets. Another unlabeled pill bottle contained twenty raphy, knowingly promoting sexual, possession of less than 20 grams of cannabis and pos-

alprazolam 2 mg. tablets and two alprazolam 1 mg. tablets. In a separate plastic baggie were session of drug paraphernalia. His bond was set at $121,000.

numerous over-the counter psuedoephedrine tabets: forty 120 mg. tablets, ninety-six 30 mg.

Hernando man arrested for removing monitoring device

tables and ten 240 mg. tablets, a total weight of 10 mg., “which was more than can be sold at

An anonymous tip to the Citrus County Sheriff’s Ofﬁce, May 14, ended with the

any retail store at any time,” the report stated, “a listed chemical and an essential part in the

arrest of a Hernando man for removing an electronic monitoring device. John A Muller, 38,

manufacturing of methamphetamine.”

3460 N. Ventura Village circle, Apt. A, was arrested around 8:49 p.m. on the felony charge.

Deputies also found two packages of lithium batteries on the front passenger ﬂoor-

According to the report, the device had been placed by authorities in Pinellas

board, “which Mr. Elliottjust fromthe 

 had  purchased  Walgreen’s,”  report stated. The report County after Muller had been arrested for driving under the inﬂuence on April 27. The

also stated that lithium batteries are “a known component, essential to the process of manu-

ankle monotoring device had been placed on Muller on May 3, in lieu of a jail sentence, and

facturing methamphetamines.”

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P.O .447  Muller was supposed to wear the device until August 29 (2010). The report also stated that

Elliott told the deputies that he did not have prescriptions for the narcotic pills, that

them onThe reportstated that admitted Muller had absconded on May 13, which was the day he removed the device from his ankle.

 the street.”   also  Elliott  to being “familiar 

A Citrus deputy arrived at Muller’s residence and knocked on the front door. Mull-

with the process of how to manufacture

 methamphetamines.”

er stated, “I’m just going to turn myself in and get it over with,” then opened the door and

Elliott wastheFacility where he was

 transported to  Citrus County Detention 

of possess/distribute letdeputy in. Muller said, “I know I broke the law; I cut that monitoring device off my

charged with possession  a controlled substance and  listed chemical 

ankle because I just couldn’t take having it on anymore.” The report stated that Muller was,

knowing reasonable cause. His total bond was set at $10,000.

“very intoxicated and continued talking about the electronic monitoring device.” He said

According to the report, upon questioning, Roddenberry told deputies that the pseu-

he’d cut the device off, around May 13, with a pair of wire cutters and had left it in a mail-

doephedrine pills belonged to Elliott and that Elliott “did manufacture methamphetamines.”

box at 2440 E. Verde Court in Hernando.

Roddenberry told deputies that he gave Elliott a ride to Walgreen’s pharmacy so that he

Muller provided a business card for a deputy with the Pinelllas County Sheriff’s

could purchase the lithium batteries “for use in the manufacturing process of methamphet-

Ofﬁce, and the Citrus deputy contacted her. She explained that she had tracked the device,

amines,” the report stated. He said that Elliott had placed the items under the seat, after the

using GPS, to the area of E. Verde Ct. and N. Fatima Ave. in Hernando and had been at-

emergency light on the patrol vehicle had been activated.

tempting to locate Muller. Muller was arrested for tampering with an electronic monitoring

device and transported to the Citrus Detention Facility where his bond was set at $2,000.

Bubba‛s Fin & Feather

2pm everyday buy a drink get 1 free

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Mon Happy Hr & Free pool all day

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Tue 2-4pm $2 long necks $1 darts 4pm Bike Ngt $1 draft

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8-10pm Open Jam 8-? 1st Tue of every month Lingerie

Wed Free pool & 1.75 cans all day Pool tournament 7pm

Thur Bar bingo 2-4pm 1.75 Rum & Coke all day Dart tourna-

Fri Karaoke 8pm pizza $1 a slice

Sat Ladies ngt 2-4-1 mixed drinks in plastic cup & Karaoke

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Sun Nascar Party/Men’s ngt $1 draft $10 domestic buckets

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& 1.75 cans 8-10pm $10 domestic Buckets all weekend

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We sell Ready Ice & Fill your water

Jugs with glacier water

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Inglis Super Stop Restaurant Buddy & Fred's Hardware

Open 5 am - 3 pm for Breakfast & Lunch

42 Hwy 19 N. - Inglis,FL - 352-447-2600

Daily Lunch Specials $5.99

Buddy & Fred's Hardware

Specials Include DRINK & FRIES

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Monday-Fri.5 am - 3:30 pm

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42 Hwy 19 N. Inglis

Saturday 5 am - 2pm 

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600 SE Hwy. 19 • Crystal River

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Food Ranch Plaza

www.specialtygems.net

fr Take-Out

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