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ree men were arre d d ng a traffic s by t Inglis Pol Department, jus

before 10:30 p.m., April 27, on drug charges.

Gary Ryan Booth, 26, Pensacola, FL, was the driver. According to the arrest report,

Booth gave permission for his vehicle to be searched. During the search, two pill bottles

with Booth’s name on the label were found. One bottle contained several Xanax pills, which

Booth had a prescription for. The second bottle was labeled hydrocodone, but contained

one-half of an Adderall 30 mg tablet, a Schedule II controlled substance which requires a

prescription, and Booth did not have a prescription for it. The report stated that Booth admit-

ted the half-pill was Adderall, and he did not have a prescription for it. He was placed under

arrest, charged with possession of Adderall without a prescription.

The front seat passenger was Christopher Nicholas “Nick” Britt, 24, also of Pen-

sacola. In a plastic bag that contained garbage, the officer found a white piece of paper,

rolled into a ball, that contained several ppills, 4 Adderall 30 mg tablets (a Schedule II con-

trolled substance which requires a prescription) and 19 Xanax 1 mg tablets (a Schedule IV

controlled substance which requires a prescription). Britt admitted that the pills belonged to

him, and he was unable to provide a prescription for them. He was charged with possession

of Adderall without a prescription and possession of Xanax without a prescription.

John Ambrose Marshall, Jr., 22, of Cantonment, FL, was a back seat passenger.

Two pill bottles were found in the back seat that had Marshall’s name on the label. One

bottle contained several Xanax tablets and 1 Adderall tablet, which Marshall had no pre-

scription for. The second bottle contained several hydrocodone 10 mg.tablets. Marshall said

he had obtained the hydrocodone tablets in Miami so he could return to Pensacola and sell

A single car crash north of Inglis Monday morning sent a mother and 2 young children to the

them to pay off some debt. He also said that he had taken the Adderall tablet from a friend.

hospital. According to a witness, the mother driving the SUV was checking on the children in

Marshall was also placed under arrest, charged with drugs - possession of a controlled sub-

car seats behind her when she realized she was up on another car and did multiple rolls avoid-

stance and possession of drugs with intent to sell. All three men were transported to the Levy

ing hitting that car. The lady in front saw what was happening and got out of her way. The

witness said if the mother had just stayed in the lane she would have missed her and never

New Citrus Impacts Fees Effective June 2

wrecked. No crash report from FHP was available but the witness said all 3 were out of the car

and did not appear to have anything major wrong with them. Keeping your eyes on the road

The Citrus County Commission on Feb. 22 adopted a revised impact fee schedule

and wearing seat belts and child seats paid off for this driver. Newscaster/Sally Price Photo

that generally reduces fees and adopts the fees in the two largest categories at 50 percent

of a consultant’s recommendation. Citrus County School Board members and their sup-

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porters argued that the commission should adopt school fees, the largest fee, at 100 percent

drivers was injured, and both were wearing seat belts The report stated that neither of the driv-

of the recommendation, but the commission kept the transportation and school fees at 50

ers was under the effect of alcohol but alcohol was a factor with the pedestrian, Mr. Johnson.

percent of the recommended level, the level presently used for them in the schedule. The

The report stated that charges are pending and the crash remains under investigation.

Man arrested for threats to NW 165th

new schedule of fees, with some changes and reductions in various areas of commercial and

residential assessments, is set to go into effect June 2. Call 352-527-4210 for information.

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the shower curtain closed hoping to get away from Brock. Armed with a

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rifle Brock jerked the shower curtain open and threatened the victim by

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nearly striking the victim in the head. Sgt. Wells arrested Brock for domestic aggravated   

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assault and he was transported to the Levy County Jail.

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Citrus County Genealogical Society

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The Citrus County Genealogical Society will meet May 10 at 10:00 a.m. at the

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 3474 W. Southern St., Lecanto. The guest

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speaker, Donna Murray, author of many articles in genealogy magazines, will talk about

Cinco de Mayo is Thursday

“Playing the Name Game with Ancestors.” Her presentation will cover the difficulties of

searching for an ancestor when the surname could be spelled a variety of ways. Guests are

May 5th, See You at El Ranchito

welcome to attend. For information call Mary Ann Machonkin at 382-5515.

Sally Price, Realtor

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162 PALM ST INGLIS $167,900

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Beautiful waterfront 3/2 home, split

plan on Withlacoochee River canal.

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From dock enter bath, master bed-

room or living area thru screen porch.

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Separate dining room and breakfast

nook. Appliances, Paved street east in

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Inglis, with great landscape and sprin-

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kler system. Immaculate shape, well

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laid out, ready to move in. Seeing is

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believing. This one could take your

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