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Wednesday June 18, 2014

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SEC Network

Debuts in August

With Doug Johnston

The SEC network is sched-

uled to begin broadcasting on August

14, 2014. The network will operate 24/7

and carry over 1,000 Southeastern Con-

ference sporting events in the first year,

including 45 football games, over 100

mens and 45 women's basketball games,

75 baseball and 60 softball games.

Two of the first three University of Flor-

ida football games are scheduled to be

aired exclusively on the new network

which is a part of the ESPN umbrella.

Football games after the first two weeks

into the season are usually scheduled for

television as the season progresses.

Unfortunately, Dish and ATT

U-verse are the only providers in the

Dunnellon and Inglis/Yankeetown areas

that have reached an agreement with the

fledgling network thus far.

Many local college football

fans are going to be disappointed when

Brysen Leffew threw his cast net with the expertise of a long time fisherman Saturday at Hunters Spring Park in Crystal River. The nine year old

the season begins and they realize their

(who will be ten in a month) bragged that his dad, who was a great fisherman, taught him the moves to successfully get the net to spread out

favorite SEC team's games will not be

and capture a catch. Realizing I was interested in his professional handling of the tricky system, he immediately wanted to ride his bike home

available to them.

and get his eight foot net to show me how he could handle that as well as the one that appeared to be six foot. Noticing that he held the small

The phone number to call and

rope between the lead weights in his teeth, made me feel he was educated right, as past articles I read talked about possible lead poisoning

when putting the actual lead weights in one's mouth. Brysen had a whole row of young observers lean on the fence fascinated with each cast

network for Comcast, which provides ca-

that perfectly launched. Photo/story by Sally Price.

Two arrested after

ble for both areas, is 800-266-2278, Cen-

Possible

tury Link Prism is877-628-3617, Decca

Cable is 888-269-9693, Bright House is

Citrus Springs bank robbery

Suspension of

352-746-0755 and Direct TV is 800-347-

3288.

You can also register your re-

From The Citrus County Sheriff Dept.

Detectives also recovered several

Inglis

quest and learn more about the SEC net-

articles of clothing, including the jacket

Detectives with the Citrus County

work by accessing secnetwork.com on-

Simmons wore into the bank - which had the

Sheriff s Office have two people in custody

Commissioner

line.

note she gave the teller, and a baby bottle,

they say robbed the Capital City Bank in the

Two ways

inside the jacket pocket. The jacket also had

Citrus Springs area of Dunnellon, just before

Information surfaced this week that

a large amount of green paint on the outside,

12:30 p.m. on Friday, June 13. Within min-

would possibly have Inglis commissioner

which witnesses say she wore as a disguise

utes of the robbery, deputies had detained

Drew White suspended from the board. It

inside the bank.

three people who matched descriptions pro-

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all stems from the FWC/DEP case against

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vided by witnesses. Deputies also set up a

White and his salvage yard D&D Salvage at

perimeter around the bank. The agency's he-

25 Hudson St, Inglis. In July of 2013 White

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licopter unit and K9 units also responded to

was served with a search warrant and the

the scene.

a classified ad

digging began.

After interviewing all three sub-

White said the search warrant men-

jects, detectives arrested Angela Simmons,

You can now place classified print ads on

tioned among other things, the improper

25, Dunnellon, who was held on one count

disposal of waste oil in the soil. He said he

our website: www.thenewscaster.com.

of robbery and Richard Alexander Patter-

contracts with a company that recovers all

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son, 18, who was the driver of the car and

the oil and hazardous liquid waste before

the Food Ranch Service Desk - 25

charged with principle 1st degree to robbery.

cars are sold for crushing. He said in May of

words/$12. New deadline: Monday 12

Simmons eventually confessed to

(2013) the DEP inspected the property and

noon at the Inglis Food Ranch service Desk.

the robbery and showed detectives where

he was given a letter of compliance stating

she stashed the cash, in a wooded area.

Continued on page 3 - Bank Robbery

Continued on page 8- Investigation