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Hoax Threats - Continued from page 1

Area Police Beat

Joseph William Martin, 21, homeless in the Homosassa area, was arrested by the had been sent from a computer located at a public library in Inverness, Florida. A subse-

Citrus County Sheriff's Office, July 9, charged with traffic or endeavor to traffic in stolen quent investigation revealed that Willmott had been the person using the library computer at

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property ($15,000 bond), grand theft of $5,000 or more, but less than $10,000 (bond $2,000) the time each of the threatening e-mails was sent.

; false verification of ownership or false identification to a pawnbroker ($4,000 bond) and

This case was investigated by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the Cit-

felony violation of probation (no bond). Martin is accused of several pawn transactions at rus County Sheriff s Office, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE), and the

ABC Pawn in Homosassa during May 20 to July 8. Martin is on probation for 14 counts of STampa Police Department. It will be prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney Robert

erving Inglis, Yankeetown, Dunnellon, Crystal River, Homosassa

grand theft with a firearm. He was allowed to stay at the home of a friend's mother until he E. Bodnar, Jr.

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could get on his feet. The woman who agreed to this kindness - to help Martin - is the victim

of the thefts. The woman's son had allowed Martin the use of his cellphone while he Proof for 7-22-15

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away for a month, and when he returned, according to the arrest report, Martin had used the

phone to make arrangements with drug dealers. Upon being interviewed Martin confessed

to several of the pawn incidents he was charged with.

James Yacy Jenkins, 46, Dunnellon, was arrested by the Citrus County Sheriff's

Office, July 15, charged with felony domestic battery by strangulation. The report stated that

Jenkins is accused of punching the victim in the face and strangling her during an argument.

The report stated that injuries to the victim's face and throat were visible, and Jenkins had

left the area of the incident. He denied the charges and threatened to sue the sheriff's office

and to break his (Jenkins') arm, while throwing himself against the seat and door of the

patrol car, according to the report. The incident was recorded on the deputy's cell phone, the

report stated.

Carla Marie Payton, 35, Inglis, was arrested by the Levy County Sheriff's Office,

July 15, on an out-of-county warrant. Her surety/cash bond was set at $1,500.

John William Perkins, 26, Inglis, was arrested by the Levy County Sheriff's Office,

July 16, on an out-of-county warrant. His bond was set at none.

Helen Hall, 28, a white female from Inglis, was placed on the Levy County Sheriff's Office

Most Wanted List, July 20, due to violation of probation (battery); no bond.

Kenny Hunsinger, 20, a white male from Inglis, was placed on the Levy County

Sheriff's Office Most Wanted List, July 20, due to an arrest warrant for violation of proba-

tion (improper exhibition of a dangerous weapon); bond $250.

Randy Gene Concar, Jr., 23, 6030 S. Bamma Dr., Homosassa, was arrested by the

Citrus County Sheriff's Office July 13, charged with 11 counts of possession or distribution

of child pornography, a third degree felony. His total bond was set at $55,000. The arrest

was due to a search warrant being served at Concar's address on May 28. The images were

found on a computer that had P2P software, which is most often used to download and share

pornography. The computer and other software was seized in late May, and the forensic

exam of the electronic equipment was performed on July 9

Theodore Hornaday, 51, Monrovia, IN, was arrested by the Citrus County Sheriff's

Office, July 13, charged with felony domestic battery by strangulation. No bond was given.

Terry Paul Powell, 28, Homosassa, was arrested by the Citrus County Sheriff's

Office, July 13, charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon without intent to kill.

No bond was given.

James Lloyd Creel, 25, 8668 N. Elmtree Ave., Crystal River, was arrested by the

Citrus County Sheriff's Office, July 13, charged with aggravated battery using a deadly

weapon. His bond was set at $10,000. Deputies arrived at a N. Hearthside Ter., Crystal River

residence due to a call of a possible home invasion with injury. The victim said that three

people had come to his residence, and that he and Creel had gotten into an argument that

became physical. He said that Creel had punched him then hit him on the head with a clay

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terra cotta pot, causing lacerations to his head and hand. Medical attention was required to

close the wound (by staples) at a local hospital.The interviews made it clear that no home

 invasiontaken placeaswasoriginallythought possible.

 had         

   EdwardFarnsworth, 35, Dunnellon, was arrested by the Levy County

Geoffery   

     Office,onout-of-county warrant. His cash-only bond was set at $2,660.

Sheriff's   July 14,  an 

  Boggs,23. homelessman Homosassa,and

John Charles   a  in   Thomas Drew Chil-

    30,a   Old Townwerearrested by the Citrus County Sheriff's Office,

dree,

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charged with grand theft ($300 or more, but less than $5,000) and burglary of an unoccupied

structure. Their total bonds were each set at $7,000.The report states that the two are accused

of breaking into a S. Elm St. Homosassa yard on June 29, by prying a wood fence panel

from the fence and taking a golf cart, air compressor and golf cart charger from the carport

area.Boggs was arrested in Homosassa on Jun 30 and gave a verbal account of the incident.

Childree was arrested at a W. Nicholas Ln., Crystal River residence on July 6.

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