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turbance, and while enroute there, he had been informed that Bible was chasing the victim at

a high rate of speed and had rammed her vehicle. The vehicles were observed by Sgt. Lane

as they passed by him, traveling south on Hwy. 19, with Bible’s vehicle only inches behind

the woman’s.

Bible pulled into an address at 806 N.E. Hwy. 19 and stopped

his vehicle, and the woman pulled into the Subway parking lot, across the

street.

Bible stood outside his vehicle and spoke with Dep. Parsons,

while Sgt. Lane spoke with the woman. Bible said that he was following

his ex-girlfriend because she had taken his cell phone, and he wanted it

back. Sgt. Lane came across the street and asked Bible for his driver’s

license, registration and proof of insurance, due to his reckless driving.

Dep. Parsons then spoke with the woman, who said that she and Bible had gotten

into an argument at Margarita Grill (in Homosassa). She said she left Bible at Margarita

Grill and proceeded to Applebee’s restaurant, but she had spoken with Bible on the phone,

and they had agreed to meet at Colonel Frog’s bar (in Homosassa). She said they’d left Colo-

nel Frog’s and had gone to Applebee’s (in Crystal River) where they’d gotten into another

argument.

Bell is a gentle little 10#, 2yo, s.f. Rat Ter-

She said she took Bible’s cell phone, then locked herself into her truck, and Bible

rier companion. Her irresponsible owner did

had banged on her truck door and window, demanding his cell phone back. When Bible

not go to the shelter to save her life, so we

jumped into the bed of her pickup truck, she rolled her window down and threw his cell

Monty is a wonderful little n.m. brown

rescued her to give you more love than she

phone out. At that time, he’d begun punching on the back window of her truck, she said, and

mini-Dachshund. He is good with other

loves herself. Bell will devote herself to be-

she was afraid the glass would break. Bible jumped out of her truck, she said, and she took

dogs and cats, and will give you many years

ing your faithful companion. Now it s up to

off. When she was sitting at the traffic light at Hwy. 19 and Venable Dr., she saw Bible’s

of devotion. He can make your home a hap-

you to give her the permanent home she de-

truck coming up behind her, so she drove down Venable St.at a high rate of speed, to get

pier one. Come to see Monty at the Saturday

serves. See her at the Saturday adoptions at

away from Bible. When she slowed to turn around, she said, Bible struck the rear of her ve-

Inverness Pet Supermarket adoptions, from

Inverness Pet Supermarket, rt.#44 and Croft

hicle with his (while she speaking to her Mom on the phone). She then traveled back toward

11-2 PM, and check www.adoptarescuedp

Av, Golden Corral s Plaza, 11-2 PM. Phone

Hwy. 19, and turned north. She said she was traveling at 70 to 80 mph, with Bible’s vehicle

et.com. Phone Adopt A Rescued Pet, Inc.

adopt A Rescued Pet, Inc. foster mom,

against the rear of hers.

foster mom, Judy, for more information at

Abby, 527 3593.

When she got to the mall, she turned around, trying to lose Bible, she said, but in

249.1029.”

the area of Hwy. 19 and Citrus Ave., he rammed the back of her vehicle, once again, and that

Ralph is a 5 month old siamese mix. He

is when she saw Sgt. Lane’s patrol vehicle and turned around, to try and get his help.

does have blue eyes and loves to talk. He

Dep. Parsons reported that the victim’s trailer ball hitch had fresh scratch marks

is a little shy and would need to live in a

on it, and there was a small ding on her truck’s bumper. He noted that Bible’s vehicle had

home with another cat.He would like to get

a large dent on the front bumper that appeared to have been caused by the victim’s trailer

adopted with one of his brothers. He gets

hitch. Meamwhile, Sgt. Lane discovered a firearm lying on the transmission hump of Bi-

along with dogs also. He has been tested for

ble’s vehicle “readily available,” the report stated. According to the report, Bible told Dep.

feline leukemia/aids,been dewormed,has

Behnen that he had another firearm in the glove box. The reported stated that the concealed

had all his shots, been neutered, and has

firearm was a Glock 22.

been on flea prevention. If interested

Bible was taken into custody on charges of aggravated assault with a deadly

please contact his foster mom Tanya at

weapon and carrying a concealed firearm. Bible was held without bond on the aggravated

smalls98789@gmail.com or 352-697-5657.

assault charge, as the charge involved domestic violence, the report stated. His bond was

set at $1000 on the concealed firearm charge. Bible was police chief from January of 2007

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