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The Honor Students at Mt. Pleasant Middle School were treated recently at Red Lobster Restaurant for the exceptional work t hey have done in the classroom. The Young Men on tlte Move and a group of young ladies enjoyed the meal. Shown with Red ~~; Lobster employee, Carl are left to dght: Layla Vann, Willneshia Henry, Destiny Jones, Alvineka Dewindt, Samira Faison, Dei- dra Curry, Kierra Malphus, Idiane Montes, Cm·olyn .Johnson, Julissa Ramirez, Saina Brantley, Rhema Sims and sponsor Kim 1 Mallard. (Photo by Julia Jackson) · .... ~Features ~ Missing Mentallv Owner Of Big John's ~ Challenged Teenager Alabama Barbeque Dies ~ Found Sate BY IRIS B. HOLTON operated business located on ~ Sentinel City Editor N. 40th Street, in East Tampa. c A IS-year-old mentally en Mrs. Major said upon his w challenged youngster was The matriarch of a popular death, her mother became the ::J safely located Wednesday. He 1- East Tampa restaurant died majority owner of the busi­ had wondered off while his . after a brief illness. Mrs. Sal­ ness. family was at a local church. lie B. Stephens was 85 years "My father was a smart According to Tampa Po­ old. man. My mother was a quiet, lice, Nicholas Hubbard­ Her daughter, Mrs. low-key type person; who ded­ Wright was with his family Jabessa S. (Beth) Major, icated her time to taking care at St. Lawrence Catholic said her mother was diagnosed of my father and her family. Church, 5223 N. Himes Av­ with ovarian cancer about 11f2 But, mimy of the customers enue, around 7 p.m. , Monday. months ago, and was under knew her because she would The child has a history of the care of Hospice. She also come and socialize With them NICHOLAS HUBBARD­ wondering off, but his family suffered from dementia. through the years. When we had recently moved to Tampa WRIGHT ... Located safely "She was at St. Joseph's MRS. SALLIE B. STEPHENS opened the new business, she from Alabama, and he is not Hospital, but she wanted to 5/23/26 -- 11/24/11 came and looked around," teenager in the area where he familiar with the area. come home so we brought her Mrs. Major said. The family told police that was last seen. home," Mrs. Major said. years at the time of Rev. Mrs. Stephens is sur­ the youngster has been lo­ He was located in front of A native of Eufaula, Ala­ Stephens' death in 1994. vived by 8 children, several cated in public libraries or in Scores, 2310 North Dale bama, Mrs. Stephens was Mrs. Stephens was the grandchildren, and great Walmart stores in the past. Mabry and reunited with his the last of 13 children born to founding First Lady of First grandchildren. Funeral serv­ Police began searching for the family. Mr. and Mrs. Cass Henry Baptist Church of Lincoln Gar­ ices will be held on Saturday, (Willie Lou) Hicks. She at­ dens and the First Lady of Mt. December 3rd, 11 a.m., at tended the public schools of Olive Missionary Baptist Mount Tabor Missionary Bap­ Barbour County, Alabama. Church, in Bradley, FL for tist Church. ~ After reaching adulthood, more than 20 years. Her hus­ Mrs. Major said the busi­ c Foundation Needs Mrs. Stephens married Rev. band served as the senior pas­ ness will be closed on Saturday a: John Stephens and the cou­ tor of both churches. and the repast will take place LL c Help To Serve ple moved to Tampa as young Rev. Stephens opened at the restaurant. z adults. They were the parents the doors of Big John's Ala­ Ray Williams Funeral c( of 6 sons and 4 daughters. bama Barbeque in 1967. It be­ Home is in charge of handling Families For Christmas The couple was married 56 came a family-owned and arrangements. c~ ffi Ms. Carolyn Taylor, CEO of the Rowe Taylor, Jr. Foun­ ::J dation established in her husband's memory, said they were 1- quite successful in helping a lot of people for the Thanksgiving ~ holidays. Councilman Calls For ~ "It's always a pleasure to see the joy on the faces of people W when you extend a hand," said Ms. Taylor. fiJ Now, Christmas is approaching, and Ms. Taylor said they Safetv Improvements At ::1: will need help from the community to prepare food baskets ~ and gather toys for needy children and their families. m "We no longer have the support of the Tampa Bay Bucca­ Site Of Fatal Accident ~ neers, so we have to reach into the community and ask for help z in continuing the legacy of my late husband, and Project H." BY IRIS B. HOLTON tij Anyone who wants to help the Rowe Taylor, Jr. Founda­ Sentinel City Editor ..J tion's Christmas project, can reach Ms. Taylor at (813) 239- 5 1615. City of Tampa District 5 m Councilman Frank Red­ dick has called for safety im­ provements at a dangerous East Tampa intersection. The request was made in the wake of a traffic accident that claimed the lives of a young mother and her unborn child. City Staff has been asked to appear before Council dur­ ing their regular meeting on FRANK REDDICK MS. MONICA ALVAREZ Thursday, December 1st. The City Councilman .•. Killed walking down street staff is to provide information about how to improve the in­ Jean Dorzback, Trans­ to her head and lung. tersection of N. 43rd Street portation M~nager. Property Ms. Alvarez was six and E. Hillsborough Avenue. owners were asked about an months pregnant. She and After the accident, Coun­ easement. This would allow her unborn son, Angel Al­ cilman Reddick met with the City to access enough varez, died. Steve Daignault, Public land to add sidewalks at the Ms. Alvarez was walking Works Director, and Ms. intersection. with her friend, Ms. Shanita The additional space Little, 23, and her 1-year-old would also allow for future daughter, Marquisha Wil­ Is Conducting lighting improvements need­ son. Marquisha was in a ustomer Service Training Cia ed to increase visibility in the second stroller. They reco­ Beginning immediate area. .vered from their injuries. ednesday, November 30. 2011 On November 16th, Ms. After the accident, the Call And Schedule Monica Alvarez was push­ driver, Daryl Oliver, 28, of Your Appointment Today!!! LIMITED SEATING. ing her 1-year-old daughter, Tampa, pulled over and· For Rrst 10 Applicants. Imani Golden, in a stroller called 9-1-1. Oliver told po­ and were hit from behind. lice he did not see them and Certificate & Job Placement 623·1014 Imani was airlifted to the was unable to avoid the acci­ , Assistance Upon Completion. hospital in critical condition. dent. No charges have been Call 813 935-1930 She sustained serious injuries filed in the accident.

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~Fc~e~~~tu~res~------•rnc Woman Charged After }< local FAMU Alumni Upset z 0 She Anempts To Run needs to be thoroughly investi­ marching band's practices and force to review patterns of be­ C/) During the collision, the alation of probation on an ag- m gated before any final action is circumstances surrounding the havior by the band and to baby flew forward and struck gravated battery with a deadly . taken. I still find it hard to be­ death of Mr. Champion. make recommendations re­ ~ her forehead, causing a large weapon charge. lieve something like this hap­ "Under state law, the garding matters that should be z pened." FAMU Board of Trustees is ul­ addressed at the administra­ m 1 r Andre Walker said he timately responsible for imple­ tive level. He has suspended IIJ c: thinks it's important for people menting policies that govern performances of all band en­ r to' understand the difference the university and its leader- · sembles, including the March­ r between initiations and hazing. ship. No person, organization, ing 100 and has started !!I "When I was in school, we or entity, outside the university appropriate person·nel actions z called it being initiated, not president or the Board of to also address the current sit­ 'lJ hazing. Every member of the Trustees, has the authority to uation." c: IIJ band at some point has gone dictate the hiring or firing The statement also said r through this. When white kids process at this university. prior to the Florida Classic, c;; :::t started getting hurt, it became Therefore, we endorse only le­ there were other measures m a third-degree felony and given gitimate and administrative taken to ensure that students c the name hazing instead of ini­ procedures required to bring in the band were aware of not m tiation. deliberate and analytical con­ only the university policy, but m< "I've had to experience it as clusions to both the university also the penalties under the an athlete and band member. and law enforcement investi- state's anti-hazing law. ~ -4 When it becomes hazing, that's c: taking it too far. In my mind, m C/) when I hear hazing, that means c to do bodily harm. The act of ~ initiation is a tradition among ACCIDE :J> African Americans and part of z our history. When it became c hazing, that's when it had News Alert: The Florida Law states That You 'TI ~ nothing to do with being initi­ May Be Entitled To $1 0,000 c ated." For Loss Wages And Medical care... Walker said when he was ~ attending FAMU, . you went through one process. "Champion was a first­ year drum major. He went to do his little ritual where he had to run through a bus with his head covered and was hit. It got out of hand, obviously, and unfortunately a young man died, and we don't know if what happened on that bus had anything to do with it. "Dr. White took a stand on this issue a long time ago and has never condoned this act. He's even gone to school administrators and com­ plained about it, but no action was taken. I really feel bad for Call Michelle B. Patty him and his wife. He suffered a massive stroke last year but Local: 813·495-3702 • Toll Free 1·866·352·4200 still continued doing his job. 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The Florida Sentinel Bulletin or the Publisher. same bill that created the - raising taxes on millionaires The nation wants tax-loop­ super committee. President and big corporations. holes closed and they want Obama has pledged to veto ~ IThe Murderers 01 Our Youth I With both sides being taxes raised on the wealthy. any bill that attempts to stop 0 adamantly opposed to each Republicans have turned a he Tampa-Hillsborough Urban League is no more. the automatic trigger spend­ a: other, they were doomed to deaf ear toward the public's ing cuts. The president must LL The local branch of the NAACP has seen better T fail before they ever had their desires. stand strong and tall. 0z days. Yet, the Corporation to Develop Communities of < Tampa, founded by Chloe Coney remains to remind us that the struggle to protect our community, our chil­ ~ 0 dren and our legacy continues to be waged in blood: our en children's blood. w At least soo friends and :::) Consequently, the other day, members of the Corpo­ neighbors (black and white) t- ration to Develop Communities of Tampa (CDC) met to converged on Ingram's land, a:> decide what it and interested community members built a bonfire and stayed w would do to stop the killings of teenagers throughout throughout the night to pro­ >w East Tampa. For their efforts, we thank the CDC for its tect Ingram and his family. courage and foresight. But much more is needed from Reportedly, Ingram slept w0 ::z:: many other organizations. with a pistol under his pillow en The Tampa-Hillsborough Urban League needs des­ AStorv 01 Justice You for the remainder of his life. :i m perately to be revived. The local branch of the NAACP Upon hearing the "not guilty" :::) begs"to regain the power and influence it once wielded. Mav Not Have Heard jury verdict in a courtroom m A. In the meantime, the CDC must be assisted by Free Ma­ Holly Springs, Mississippi, early 100 years ago in veyor to plot the boundary for z sons, Eastern Stars, Shriners, Sisters of Isis, Black Fra­ Northern newspapers made Byhallia, Mississippi, a his 1,000-acre farm correctly ternities, Black Sororities, the Hillsborough Public N the jury verdict national ffi rural town in North Missis­ since Brumley had taken the ..I School System, the City of Tampa and the Hillsborough headlines . ..I sippi, an unlikely and seldom liberty to encroach on In­ :::) County government as well as a Tampa Police Depart­ gram's land by planting Indeed, Ben Ingram and m ment, which must realize its power is defined by its told story of justice unfolded his wife and 17 children con­ amidst the stories of Jim crops and building a barn and uj community relationship. other outhouses on In­ tinued to live on his farm and Z Meanwhile, our children are murdering each other Crow, lynching and Ku Klux to prosper. Klan violence. In 1919, a Black gram's land. § daily. Their self-hatred is as ancient as slavery on a Each year, Brumley ex­ Descendants of the In­ man by the name of Ben In­ grams still own 700 acres of W plantation. We thought we had killed it, but it followed tended the boundary. An­ us home. But we are not its prey. This hateful beast has gram became the first Black the farm and plan to develop c(en gered by Ingram's hiring of man in the South to be acquit­ a documentary film and book o set in on our children. In agony, we ask, "Is this the way a surveyor, Brumley fol­ we shall die on the streets of Tampa, by our own chil­ ted by an all-white jury of about Ben Ingram's story. a: lowed Ingram to town and dren's hands? Has our historical struggle come to this?" killing a white man. Yes, you They consider the story to be g made it known that he in­ LL heard correctly. one of a "rare symbol of jus­ During an era when so to tended to kill Ingram. tice in a part of the world 100 lynchings a year were A white businessman hid where justice often came taking place in the South, an Ingram to help avoid a con­ without a trial in the form of all-male, all-white jury ac­ frontation in town. However, a noose." quitted Ben Ingram of when Brumley later con­ And just when we thought One Nation, Individual killing his white neighbor, fronted Ingram at In­ we had heard it all, History erhaps, futurist Alvin Toffler said it best in his Green Brumley. gram's farm and fired on lets us know that we don't P book Power Shift, when he warned America that According to news ac­ Ingram with a pistol, In­ know anything. Yes, both jus­ its future threat might not come from a national power,. counts, Ingram and Brum­ gram defended himself with tice and injustice for Blacks but from one individual who had taken upon himself or ley had a long-running a shotgun. Even though coexisted in the South during herself the monumental responsibility of starting dispute over the boundary be­ wounded, Brumley tried to a time most of us believed in­ World War III. tween their large farms. Both reload his pistol, which justice was our.lone compan­ Just recently, such a nightmare was revived in New men were two of the wealthi­ caused Ingram to grab the ion. So, until we speak once York City as a bloated, unkempt, so-called "lone-wolf'' est landowners in tl1e area. pistol and deliver a fatal blow more, I bid you peace, knowl­ was arrested for possession of pipe-bomb explosives Ingram hired a land sur- to Brumley's head. edge, and Harambee! and paraded before news cameras. The suspect's intent was to blow up vehicles, which carried returning Afghanistan and Iraqi war veterans as well as to kill American governmental representatives. Meanwhile, If the New York City incident involved high explosives, why wasn't the FBI, which his apprehension was being presented and praised as usually handles such issues, notified, "before the fact?" an example of the New York City Police Department's Such closed-handedness reminds us of other situations where American know-how state-of-the-art efficiency and dogged determination. was undone by professional arrogance. Furthermore, would TPD or HCSO have been 'o:t w And though we cheered NYPD for avoiding what could so closed-moutlted where other agencies were concerned? 0 have been another unimaginable one-man-catastrophe, Bragging rights are always sweet, but not when millions of lives are at stake. Ne.x1: ~ we did, indeed, have one question. time, NYPD, just to be on the safe side, call the FBI! Horoscopes/Soaps Horoscopes Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) -- Use your wits and imagination to create money, regardless of what others might say is possible. Stay true to your values and integrity. What goes around comes around. Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) -Start getting practical. The next two days could prove quite lucrative. Figure out the finances first, and then make your move. Think it through, and prep your materials in advance. Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18)-You're building something of value. Stash profits, and keep to it. If roadblocks develop, find alternate routes. Cool persistence pays. It eases tomorrow. Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) - Quiet work behind the scenes goes far. Conserve resources, and reward yourself for Fashionably dressed for a fashion show, Ms. Cleo Davis and Ms. Janice McClough finding clever ways. Review priorities. Fine tune structures of support. attended the Ebony Fashion Fair. Aries (March 21-April19) -Pace yourself with all this action and activity. Take care of your health. Balance motion with rest and good food. Counter stress with peace. A quiet evening refreshes. Taurus (April 20-May 20)- Try something new. You've got your sights set on moving up the career ladder, which has seemed a bit shaky. Take inventory of those skills: There's an appreciative audience. Gemini (May 21-June 21)- Something may not work as intended. Follow directions exactly. Consider external factors. Go outside to clear your head, and get back at it later. Cancer (June 22-July 22) - Figure out the costs of a promising plan. Research the pros and co ns, and consider pur­ chases that might be required. Two minds are better than one here. Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) -Don't always trust the voices in your head, especially if they're trying to put you down. Tell your "11 fears to take a long walk and focus on what needs to be done. 5 Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)- Schedule time for relaxation, :::c but don't overspend. Act consistently with what's most impor­ tant to you, even in difficult situations. Don'tjust go along with ~ Ms. E. Fayson and Ms. Crystal Jackson attended a First Friday event. en the crowd. m Libra (Sept. 23-0ct. 22) - All the world's a stage, and you, a player. Your role is "peacemaker." Give it your best ef­ z~ fort, for huge applause and flowers from loved ones. m Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) -Your mind wants to travel, l tD , but it's best to stay close to home now. If you have to go, expect c delays or some type of challenge. Home is where the heart is. •r-• !:!l z c"tJ tD r- Soaps Ci) ::I: m BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL- Justin and Donna share c big news with Katie and Brooke; Rick makes a decision about m his future at Forrester Creations; Nick receives an unexpected m< phone call from Brooke; Jackie makes a promise to Pam. A newly single woman catches Nick's eye; Katie finds her hus­ ~ band in a compromising position with his former mistress; mc! Steffy and Bill set ground rules about what they can discuss; en Jackie lies to Pam. Dayzee introduces a special friend to the ~ Forresters; Steffy doles out marital advice to Katie; Brooke be­ ~ comes concerned when Liam confirms that Katie and Bill are l>z experiencing tension in their marriage. Kathy Fryer and Fontella Brown were captured sharing a carnation during a spe- c DAYS OF OUR LIVES- John has Brady carry out his last cial ceremony at a local church. · request before jail; Abigail receives an award; Chad, Will and Sonny get to the bottom of their Web site's problems. EJ and Sami make a pact to keep their secret hidden from everyone; Nicole gets unexpected advice from Patti Stanger ("The Mil­ lionaire Matchmaker"); Marlena's advice to Will is too much for him to swailow. Daniel makes a selfless gesture for Jennifer, leading her and Hope to discover a link between Alice and EJ's past; Jack finds an unexpected ally in Marlena; Madison de­ cides not to back down to Kate. GENERAL HOSPITAL- Sam tries to calm Jason down; Patrick and Robin get close in bed; Lulu and Dante discuss his career. Carly calls Shawn out; Liz gets a visit from Lucky and Aiden; Lulu·gets Olivia and Steve's help. Jason and Sam share time together; Franco is making graffiti art in Port Charles; Mac discovers a distraught Robin. ONE LIFE TO LIFE- John and Natalie prepare to discuss the status of their relationship; things will never be the same for one Llanview family. Todd gets close to Blair by offering support of Tomas; Rick attempts to blackmail Starr, which will have devastating consequences for someone in her family. Viki digs into Todd's feelings about Victor's murder; Viki and Clint share another close moment. YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS -Adam succeeds in fram­ ing Victor for murder; Victoria reveals a secret to Billy. Ashley and Jack give Billy an unexpected choice; Avery's denial angers Phyllis. Deacon is an unwelcome presence at Nikki's AA meet­ Wali Shabazz, a Crime Prevention Specialist is shown with Greg Downing and ing; Billy plans a surprise for Victoria. E. Peterson at a county conference. ~ f>irthd ~ I Look Who's Turning '1'! w m :!E w > 0z

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~ The 4 p.m. speaker was Rev. Dr. N. S. Sanders, left, shown with his wife, Betty c Sanders and the honorees, Rev. and Mrs. Bartholomew (Vanessa) Banks. a: u. c z 1- >a: PROGRESSIVE w > w M.B. CHU RCH c w . REVEREND BARTHOLOMEW BANKS PASTOR J: (/) :; CD ::> a. z i= w ...J ...J ::> CD ...J w z ~ Captured outside the church, Taylor and Cheryl Burnett (program chairlady) and Urether Hawkins is the Member Bernice Lewis, w Gloria Broadnax, Pastor's Aide Secretary. enjoyed the anncrversary (/) President of the Usher Board. celebration. C§ a: 0 ...J u. COLLEGE HILL COGIC \.. · ·.· ...\ (6414 North 30th Street, Tampa, FL 33610 /813·239·3161 ) • · • . Jr/6av~iw~~ Saturday, December 3rd @ 7:00pm Featuring: College Hill Teenage Choir, Chlfdren's Choir & Choir #1 & The Co~lege Hill Mass Choir

Mae Alice Judge at­ tended her pastor's an­ Annette and Zedric Dunn and Rubye Smith of Lake­ niversary service. land attended the service...... Loca c ------~rn c ~ Mother 01 Slain Teen Holds Month IV Candlelight Vigils z ~ ter was a peaceful , praying Shortly after the shooting, continuing. m person and that is what she police arrested Tyrell Ms. Scott further stated ~ wants people to remember. Sidney Bragg, 21, and that her plans are to estab- m She doesn't want revenge charged him with the mur­ lish a march that will begin JJ and she does n't believe in der of Ms. Washington. at her home and end at ~ i·etaliation. However, no one has been Spoto High School, where he Police said two guns were arrested in the Thompson daughter would have gradu­ used in the double homicide. murder. The inves tigation is ated next year.

MS. VANNEITASCOIT ... mother of Iesha Washington IESHA WASHINGTON murdered on July 30th ... Murdered on July 30th

BY IRIS B. HOLTON Sentinel City Editor

Wednesday, November 30th, will mark the fourth month that has passed since gunshots took the lives of two young Progress Village residents. And, not a day goes by that Ms. Vannetta Scott doesn't think about her daughter, 18-year-old lesha Washington. Nor does a day pass that she doesn't talk to Ms. Nicaka Walker, the moth­ er of Craig Thompson, Jr., 22, the second victim CRAIG THOMPSON, JR. killed in the shooting. ... Murdered on July 30th Ms. Scott said, "I cry every day for my daughter. Thanksgiving was so sad and life, then that is my mission. so hard for me to bear. I was These kids don't realize that in the store and I went to when they pick up weapons buy cereal. I saw her favorite that they don't know who kind and just broke down." they are hurting. They are The shooting that ended just taking away someone's the lives of took place on child. There are other vic­ July 30th at the tims, too. Their parents International Chemical become victims and the par­ Workers Union Council, ents of the child killed Local 439 Clubhouse, 5020 become victims, too." Highway 41 South. Ms. Scott further said that A shooting erupted during the Candlelight Vigil will a party at the clubhouse. take place at her residence, Police said more than 400 8308 Bahia Avenue, in were in attendance and that Progress Village, on both were innocent Wednesday, November 30th. bystanders. Ms. ''I'm inviting everyone with Washington died in her an open, peaceful heart to sister, lsha's arms. come and join us. I'm taking Thompson died at a local my pain to the streets. Some hospital. people feel I'm not letting go, Ms. Scott said she deals but that's how I get my with her grief by trying to peace, trying to talk to these reach the young people. On young people. I'm trying to the 30th of each month, she let them know that there is holds a candlelight vigil to nothing wrong with commu­ remember both of the young nicating, but you don't go adults. with weapons." "If I can save some child's Ms. Scott said her daugh- a: w m :E Hope For Justice Convention 2011 Held w > 0 The Hillsborough Organization for Progress and Equality Z~ (HOPE) 2011 Hope for Justice Convention was held at Beulah ~ Baptist Institutional Church, Rev. Dr. W. James Favorite, ~ pastor. (Photos by Julia Jackson) w ::) ~

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"The Voice of Our Community -N Speaking for Itself" (813) 248-1921 The Top Ladies of Distinction and the Top Teens of Amer­ ica members at Cyrus E. Greene Park. ~~~~------~~ en ~o~c~a~~------~ffic Citizens Group leader wants ~ Band Director Fired In z To Address 'Walking Satetv' 0 m< Wake Of Student's Death BY LEON B. CREWS ing is a series of overhead :5: Sentinel StaffWriter walkways across Hillsbor- ~ The longtime director of ough Avenue, and wide, :::C Florida A&M University's David Denson, Chair­ well-lit sidewalks along 43'd ~ famed marching band was man of the District 5 Citizens Street. ~ fired recently as the fallout Advisory Committee and "I would also like Coun- ~ from a drum major's sus­ President of the Tampa Sun­ cilman Frank Reddick ...... pected hazing death deep­ coast African American and other present and for­ ened. Governor Rick Chamber of Commerce, said mer elected officials to be a Scott said state investigators it's time the issue of "walking part of that meeting. would join the investigation. safety be taken seriously. "I want to see if Essie FAMU President James "It's a shame no attention Sims (ETCRP Chairman) Ammons also announced is given to something until can appeal to his group to an independent review led by something tragic happens," fund these projects, and give a former state attorney gen­ said Denson. them top priority. We can't eral. "It took a teenager getting wait for the next victim. This Band member Robert ROBERT CHAMPION JULIAN WHITE killed on Hillsborough Av­ is something that needs to be Champion, 26, was found ... Fired Band Director enue and a young mother taken care of now." unresponsive on a bus warranted help from the being ran down on 43'd Denson· said he also is parked outside an Orlando Florida Department of Law Lawsuit Planned Street to make people under­ very opposed to the pro­ hotel after the school's foot­ 51 Enforcement. The cause of Cham­ stand the issue of walking posed roundabout along 21 ball team lost to rival Scott said he wanted in­ pion's death hasn't been de­ safety." Street, and thinks it's a com­ Bethune-Cookman during vestigators "to assure that termined. Preliminary Denson said inasmuch as plete waste of money. the Florida Classic. Cham­ the circumstances leading to autopsy results were incon­ media attention was given to "I think they create too pion, of Atlanta, was vomit­ Mr. Champion's death be­ clusive, and a spokeswoman those two incidents, there much attention, and chal­ ing and had complained he come fully known, and that if wi th the Orange County are more near misses than lenge people to stop at yield couldn't breathe before he there are individuals directly medical examiner's office others care to admit. signs who don't even notice f:J collapsed. "My plan is to meet with or indirectly responsibl e fo r sa id it could take up to three them when they are driving. 0 Investigators believe haz­ this death, they are appropri­ months to learn exactly what the East Tampa Community "The next time the issue of :::C ing occurred before 9-1-1 was ately bro ught to justi ce and killed him. Revitalization Plan group public safety comes up, these ~ called. Champion's cause held accountabl e." Attorney Chestnut said and let them know what I'm should be the main issues en of death wasn't known, and a President Ammons Champion's family hopes a tryi ng to propose. I want to discussed, instead of trying ~ spokeswoman with the med­ said former Florida Attorney lawsuit against the school see w hat it will take to get to find a way to justify a total :::! ical examiner's office said it General Bob Butterworth will help raise awareness my project down." across the board ban on pan- Z could take up to three m and former Tallahassee Po­ about the issue of band haz­ Wh at Denson is propos- handling." r- months to learn exactly what aJ lice Chief Walt McNeil will ing. c: killed him. chair the independent task r­ On Tuesday, President r- force investigating Cham­ m Ammons shuttered the pion's death. :::! marching band and the rest z of the music department's Attorney: 'Culture Of ., Hazing' At FAMU c: performances as band direc­ m tor Julian White stood by. Attorney Christopher c White, who graduated from Chestnut said Florida A&M en :I:m the school with a music edu­ University had a "culture of c cation degree, didn't com­ hazing" that led to the recent m ment at the news conference. death of Champion. m< He has 10 days to respond to Attorney Chestnut said his termination. the family plans to fil e a law­ ~ Tallahassee attorney suit in the death of Cham­ -fc: m Chuck Hobbs said White, pion. en a tenured professor, had Police say Champion, a c tried for years to get admin­ clarinet player who recently ~ istration backing on his ef­ was named drum major, had )> z forts to stop hazing. been vomiting and com­ c "Hazing within the March­ plained he couldn't breathe ., ing 100 has often been met shortly before he collapsed. :::c with reckless indifference by Police suspect hazing, but c White's superior officers have not released any more ~ who often ignored his re­ details about what may have quests for assistance," led to Champion's death. Hobbs wrote in a letter to Attorney Chestnut also • · Florida A&M President refused to talk about any Hillsborough Community College offers: James Ammons. specifics of the death. White became a faculty "We are confident from • Associate In arts degrees. member at the school in what we've learned that haz­ • Associate In science degrees. 1972, according to the uni­ ing was a part of his death. • Certificates and short-term training for real wortd jobs. versity's website, and his We've got to expose this cul­ bands consistently received ture and eradicate it. There's • Smaller class sizes. onHne classes •.convenient schedules. superior ratings in marching a pattern and practice of cov­ • Tuition 50% less than most state universities. and concert. The Marching ering up this culture." 100 band has performed at Champion's parents said For more reasons, ask one of our 48,000 students! several Super Bowls and rep­ their son never told them December 9: Payment due date resented the U.S. in Paris at about any troubles with the December 13: Application due date the 2ooth anniversary of the band. January 9: Classes begin French Revolution. "He loved the band, and In the current case, no every band he's been in. He Register for spring 20·12 classes at hccft.edu. charges have been filed, but loved performing in the any death involving hazing is band. My thing is to make a third-degree felony in sure this does not happen to I h. . ~ , L i ,. e Florida. anyone else, let people know ,~( ~\ ~ ·\" ·'' Gov. Scott said he be­ this is real, his mother, Mrs. IJ (j) IJ lieved Champion's death Pam Champion said. • 0-~~--~------N Loca Entertainment Panv At Manilla live John leuend: (Photos by Julia Jackson) The Passion Behind The Voice

His voice is heard around the world and he is recog­ nized as one of the most important artists of the 21st Century. John Legend's star continues to ascend and his mu sic entertains and inspires millions. But the passion behind the vo ice is focused on cha nging the world - and that focus is on the education of children. Legend is a Grammy award-wi nning musician DJs together at Manilla Live, Randall 'C' and Floyd Joy Raquel Watson was there. who speaks on social change. Rivers. His topics cover reforming public education in America JOHN LEGEND to eradicating poverty, and he chall enges students to fit regional neighborhoods make a positive impact in with a special emphasis on the wo rld. educational programs for After reading the book children and youth. "The End of Poverty," This evening program is a Legend was inspired to visit blend of spoken word and Ghana to learn more about select songs presented by making life better for others. John. He _shares his This is when his philan­ thoughts and words about thropic mission began and his life and the importance when he started The Show of education. Legend will Me Campaign in 2007, a present a handful of his campaign calling his fans to songs to accentuate the help him in his initiative for evening. This evening is not those who live in Bossaso to be confused or compared Village, Somalia. with his touring concerts. Since then, Legend has Most recently, John and been honored with many the band The Roots released awards and recognition for Wake Up! (2010), a compila­ his philanthropic work. tion of music from the 6o's Ms. Sheila. Dancing machine, Michael Fester. Legend has been r-ecog­ and 70's all with an underly­ nized several times for his ing theme of awareness, activism; among his honors engagement and social ~on­ received are the 2010 BET sciousness which won two Humanitarian of the Year Grammy Awards for Best award , the 2009 CARE R&B Album and Best Humanitarian Award for Traditional R&B Vocal Global Change and the 2009 Performance. Africare's Bishop John T. The album is highlighted Walker Distinguished with tracks like "Little Humanitarian Service Ghetto Boy" by Donny Award. Hathaway and Baby At 8 p.m., Tuesday Huey and the Babysitters' evening, December 13, 2011 "Hard Times. " Wake Up! at Progress Energy Center also includes John's origi­ for the Arts at Mahaffey nal composition "Shine," Theater, Grammy Award which won a Grammy award winning super star Mr. for Best R&B Song and is John Legend will partici­ featured in Oscar award win­ pate in a benefit program for ner Davis Guggenheim's United Way of Tampa Bay. domestic education reform "A n Intimate Evening with documentary Waiting for John Legend," is an inspir­ Superman. ing presentation that brings United Way is a leader in message of the importance participating, innovating of education to our commu­ and suppcirting projects and R. Q., Derrick, Rod, Sinbad and Jerry were in attendance. nity. programs to help make kids Tickets may be purchased ready for school, keeping online at Ticketmaster.com, them in school and assisting charge by phone at (8oo) them in the quest for gradu-" P'RI£E SHOTS FOR YOUR PET! 745-3000, all Ticketmaster ation. 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Grammy Awards ... but ac­ The Minnesota congress­ The documents don't paint cording to the docs, T-Boz rock & roll. With a legacy that lives on nearly half a century woman received a personal a picture of exorbitant spend­ only pulls in $1,200/month after his death, it comes as no letter from NBC's vice presi­ Michele Bachmann on ing she takes in in royalties. surprise that Rolling Stone has dent for late night program­ The Jimmy Fallon Show named him the Greatest Gui­ ming, Doug Vaughan, a tarist of All Time. day after she appeared on the tied "Lyin' A** B*tch." 50 Cent To Release In a new list, Hendrix show. As Bachmann Vaughan wrote that the topped a field of legendary walked onstage, the show's incident was "not only unfor­ axe-wielders, retaining the band had played a snippet of tunate but also unaccept­ 10 Song Project title he earned from the maga­ a 1985 Fishbone song enti- able." With the releases of his zine in 2003. Street King promo singles, 50 "T1r- Cent is in full swing as he 0 prepares his all new as-yet­ Prosecutors Seek ::r:J unnamed ten track project set J.R. Martinez c )> for release sometime next (/) week. Becomes Hero On 4-Year Sentence mz The G-Unit leader took to The Dance Floor ::! his Twitter account to an­ z m nounce plans to commemo­ For Jackson Doc r- rate the 10 year anniversary LOS ANGELES- Prose­ aJ of his classic mixtape so Cent c: cutors .who depicted r­ Is The Future. r­ Michael Jackson's doctor m as remorseless for the super­ ::! z star's death urged a judge ., Drake's 'Take Care' Blasts Wednesday to sentence him c: m to four years in prison, while r- Onto Billboard 200 a defense lawyer said Dr. u; As• expected, Drake nets War veteran and actor Conrad Murray is in a ::1: around m the third-largest sales week of 675,000 to J.R. Martinez, right, and his prison of self-punishment DR. CONRAD MURRAY c 2011 for an album, as "Take 700,000. partner Karina Smirnoff. and should receive proba­ m Care" debuts at No. 1 on the Still, the tion. no remorse for Jackson's ~ J .R. Martinez clearly has Billboard 200, selling only two The opposing sentencing death and has placed blame ::r:J all the right moves. 631,000 copies in its first sets to sell memos were filed in advance on others, including Jack- ~ The war hero took home the week according to Nielsen more in a of Dr. Conrad Murray's son himself. They cited a se- C: coveted mirror ball trophy last SoundScan. week this sentencing hearing Tuesday. ries of post-trial media DRAKE night on ABC's Dancing with m While that's a slightly year were He has been in jail since he interviews with Murray that C the Stars. smaller number than initially Lady Gaga's "Born This -was convicted Nov. 7 of in­ they submitted to Superior ~ The 28-year-old ballroom expected, it's nothing to scoff Way" debut (1.1 million) and voluntary manslaughter for Court Judge Michael Pas- l> champion who is of African at. Last Friday, industry Lil Wayne's "Tha Carter Jackson's fatal overdose of tor on a DVD. ~ an d Central American descent, sources pegged the set's start IV' start (964,000). the anesthetic propofol. In one excerpt, Murray "T1 has an incredible backstory, Prosecutors David Wal­ states, "I don't feel guilty be- ::r:J and has shared it with viewers gren and Deborah Brazil cause I did-not do anything C throughout his time on Danc­ wrote that Murray has shown wrong." ~ ing with the Stars. T.l. Talks About In 2003, Martinez sus­ tained severe burns to more than 40 percents of his body LOOKING FOR A NEW Homosexualitv while in Iraq, serving as an in­ PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIAN? Since his rele-ase from fantryman with the U.S. Army. Dr. Mickel Anglin is now accepting all new patients prison in·August, rapper T.I. During his time in recovery lnduding Humana Gold Plan Members. has been busy spending time Martinez was inspired to be­ with his .family, released a come a motivational speaker. book ·and will soon be starring He often delivers speeches to in a VH1 reality show that fea­ large corporations, veterans tures his wife, Tiny and their groups, schools and non-profit six children. organizations. .Same day appointments This week he was featured T.I. In 2008 the war veteran on the cover of Vibe maga­ was cast in ABC's soap opera .cancer and Osteoporosis screenl-.s zine. position on homophobia and All My Children, in the role of .Diabetic and COPO Education In the interview, T.I. may gay rights: Brot Monroe. Martinez's .Prewntl\le care have created a firestorm They're like, 'If you have an character was also injured when he was asked about gay opinion against us, we're during combat while serving .24-Hr Physician on-Call avaliqplty rights. gonna shut you down.' ... with the U.S. Army in Iraq. .Family atmosphere T .1. defends comedian That's not American. If you're Throughout Season 13 of Tracy Morgan's controver­ gay you should have the right Dancing with the Stars, Mar­ sial rant on homosexuality to be gay in peace, and if tinez warmed America's which drew widespread criti­ you're against it you should hearts with his talent, determi­ cism earlier this year. have the right to be against it nation, charm, enthusiasm T.I. went on to clarify his in peace. and smooth dance move rts Lebron, Other Tentative Deal Moves NBA Stars Cancel Local TV Station The NBA Lockout ·Homecoming Apologizes For Naked Closer To End Tour' Plaver In Postgame Repon WTVT, Channel 13 issued of the player. an apology to its viewers Later during the broadcast, Sunday night after they aired Chris Field, Sports Anchor a photograph of a nude play­ for the station apologized. er. The airing took place John Hoffman, Vice during the postgame report. President and News Director A nude shot of an unidenti­ said in a statement on fi ed Tampa Bay Buccaneer Monday, "We issued the fol­ was aired during an inter­ lowing apology 'during last Miami Heat players view with Bucs tackle night's 6 p.m. newscast: LeBron James, left, and Donald Penn. The player "Earlier in the Bucs" post DwyaneWade was getting dressed in the game there was an inadver­ background and viewers tent shot and we apologize NBA Commissioner David Stern and Former Executive With the NBA lockout were given a full frontal view for that." Director of the National Basketball Players Association Billy over, LeBron James, Hunter speak to members of the press. Dwyane Wade and other stars have canceled their NEW YORK - With a ten­ ing process in approving a "Homecoming Tour." tative labor agreement in pact that significantly limits They've got to get ready for place, National Basketball their earnings. other games. Florida's Kitchens Association owners and But considering everything The four-city tour was sup­ union officials went back to owners sought when these posed to open in James' Released From Hospital ~ work Saturday, relaying negotiations opened with a hometown of Akron, Ohio, C details of the deal with hopes contentious meeting at the on Dec. 1, but that game and GAINESVILLE, FL - fE of cementing it quickly. All-Star break in February three others have been Florida linebacker Darrin c After a 149-day lockout that 2010, perhaps they will feel scrapped now that the Kitchens has been released Z ultimately will cost the relieved they got as much as league and its players have a from a hospital after being when told about the tenta­ Hunter on the same side of carted off the field and taken ~ tive settlement after he fin­ a conference table with w ished playing basketball at by ambulance to Shands Stern, Deputy Commiss­ DARRIN KITCHENS ~ Fort McNair in Washington Hospital for evaluation. :::; on Saturday morning. ione r Adam Silver a nd The helmet-to-helmet hit Spurs owner Peter Holt, ~ Commissioner David left him motionless for more bilized his neck. All tests , the chairman of the league's a. Stern still must sell his than 10 minutes as team were negative for a neck Z owners on an agreement labor relations committee. trainers and paramedics sta- injury ~ that could change the way But at least they weren't sit­ ...J they do business. And the ting in a courtroom, where S players, looking beat and they appeared headed less m beaten, face a tougher heal­ than two weeks earlier. ...J Urban Meyer won two w•------national championships in Kansas Fires Gill z six seasons of coaching at ~ NBA Plavers Who Signed Florida. After Two Seasons , COLUMBUS, OH - ·KANSAS CITY, MO - ~ Urban Meyer is returning Turner Gill arrived at In China Mav Not Be Able to coaching - and to his Kansas after taking a peren­ roots. nially downtrodden program ~ To Return Until March The former Florida coach at Buffalo to unimaginable and native Buckeye will take heights. He's leaving after a Chinese teams who con­ teams stating that they over at Ohio State, a pro­ two-year stretch in which tracted NBA players report­ would have to play in China gram with aglittering past the Jayhawks slipped back to edly do not plan to let them through March. that has suffered through a their familiar place in the out of their contracts now The players who signed difficult year of NCAA viola­ Big 12 cellar. that the NBA labor dispute such agreements will likely tions, suspensions and a 6-6 Gill was fired Sunday after has been settled. not receive releases from record. a meeting with Athletic Players such as Wilson their Chinese clubs, and Meyer has already agreed Director Sheahon Zenger, TURNER GILL Chandler, J .R. Smith, without releases, they will on a multiyear contract that one day after the Jayhawks ­ and finished the season 2- and Kenyon Martin not be able to sign NBA con­ could pay him almost $,6 lost 24-10 to rival Missouri 10. signed agreements with their tracts. million a year. HART Hillsborough Area Regional TranSit Authority

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As I opened my eyes this It has been 11 years since Another year gone by - an­ morning, I looked to the the Lord called you home to other birthday you will be heavens above. I whispered, be with Him. missed! 'Happy Birthday, Baby Girl', We still miss you and love Love you always - miss WILLIE G. WILLIAMS and sent you all my love. you dearly. you forever! Mom, Mark and Love you always, your Love, from your family. family. Happy birthday, Will. mother, Sarah and family. We miss you, your wife, Gail, Gina, C. J ., Andes and grand­ kids. Love you always. IN MEMORIAM ~ IN MEMORY OF OUR DADDY, 'DA' National c 0:: u. c Inmate Released Earlv z < For losing Weight c~ TAVARES - George Mc­ CJ) Covery shed 25 pounds in 20 w days on the "lose-a-pound, :J ~ gain-a-day" plan suggested by Lake County Judge Donna ~ w Miller, but he wouldn't neces­ sarily recommend the diet to >w c others. w Miller, who sentenced Mc­ :I: Covery, 37, earlier this month CJ) RHONIE E. SCOTT :J for driving with a suspended li­ m Remembering you on this cense, promised the 345- :J a.. day, comforted by so many pound hypertensive man that memories. she would shrink his stay at the z Though absent, you are George McCovery got out of i= very near, still loved, still Lake County Jail by one day for jail in time for Thanksgiving w missed and very dear. every pound he lost while in by losing weight. ...J ...J In the hearts of those who custody . potato pie at home in West loved you, you will always be :J After 20 days in the slam­ Palm Beach. m MR. JOHN ZEIGLER, SR. there. ...J November 23, 1923 -July 30, 1994 Love: your parents, Rhon mer, where he limited his in­ "It's not easy to lose weight. w and Anna Scott; sisters, take mostly to vegetables on his I thought he'd lose 5, maybe, 6 z In loving memory of our daddy, "Da" with all the love that Rhonda, Brenda and Bar­ dinner tray, he weighed in pounds - not 25," said Miller, j:: you gave us all, with all the talks and teachings that you gave bara; and brother-in-law, z us all as we were kids growing up to adults that we are today, Gerald. Monday at 320 pounds, and 64, who has often dished out w now. CJ) Miller cut him loose early- in creative sentences during her "Da," none of us will never, ever forget you, because that's 17 years as a county judge. < the kind of love that you gave to each and every one of your time for turkey-day sweet- c seven children. £i! "Da," we try to teach and inspire some of the same values 0 to our own adult children today. We know that out of all the IN MEMORIAM ...Ju. fathers in the world "Da," we know that you were number one to all of us. Tuskegee Airmen All the loving memories that we all share and talk about today, we love you "Da." From all your adult children: Cynthia, the oldest whose up Exhibit Gets New· Home in God's heaven with you and mama (Cammie), John, Jr., Vanderlyn, Beverly, Ronnie, Michael and Jackie Zeigler. We love and miss you, "Da." AtGAiuseum WARNER ROBIN~, Ga. -- The Tuskegee Airmen exhibit has a new and upgraded home in a museum at a central Georgia Air Force base. The museum re­ cently completed the JAMES NESBITf move of the Tuskegee SIMMONS, SR. exhibit from Hangar L-~------~TUSKEGEE AIRMEN (a.k.a., BUD) One to the World War August 15, 1949 - II hangar in the Museum of Aviation at Robins Air Force Bas~ in November 29, 2010 Warner Robins. One year today, the words The new location includes the addition of a replica of a hangar are too intense to write how from Moton Field in Tuskegee, Ala. much I love and miss you. Organized in 1941, the Tuskegee Airmen we~;e the first black pi- Greatly loved and missed by your wife, Evelyn; children lots in the U.S. military. · and all the rest of your family To create the hangar replica, a team from the museum traveled and friends. to Moton Field and photographed a preserved Tuskegee Airmen The Simmons, Baileys, Campbells and Aramark Serv­ hangar. Donors gave airfield support equipment from the era to add ices. to the exhibit. ~~------~Crime c: ~~------~rn Suspect Sought In Shooting Trio Gets lite Drop Scam Defendant ~ In Drive-Bv G u Tampa Police are investi­ 1 4 gating a shooting that oc­ Shooting That e s .ears ~ curred early Saturday -lled 8-uear-Oid Last week, u. S. District 5 KI Jl Judge Richard A. Lazzara Yl morning. sentenced a 25-year-old m Police said a man was shot Tampa man to 54 months in ::C while walking in the 2400 federal prison. He entered a ~ block of 18th Avenue just be­ guilty plea on tax fraud and N fore 2 a.m. aggravated identity theft. o...... The victim, 43-year-old Roger Snells, who ...... Darren Black, reportedly pleaded guilty on Sept. 2"d, DARREN BLACK was also ordered to pay . ROGER SNELLS told police he was talking on mandatory restitution of his cell phone and noticed a $26,164.61 to the U. S. Treas­ white van circling the block. He was transported to a local ury. Police arrested Snells in Black told police the van's hospital and is rep01ted to be According to court docu­ September, along with 48 driver stopped and a man in­ in serious, but stable condi­ ments, Snells admitted to other defendants during the side told him to hand over tion. using the names and identify­ Operation Rainmaker investi­ his property. Shots were Police did not release any DUONG NGUYEN ing information of deceased gation. The arrests were the individuals. He electronically fired, and Black collapsed. suspect information. culmination of task force in­ filed fraudulent federal tax re­ vestigation that began more turns with the Internal Rev­ than a year ago. Some of the enue Service, and received tax agencies involved included the refunds. United States Secret Service, Law enforcement officials the United States Postal In­ Drive Bv Shooting located more than 100 fraud­ spection Service, the Hillsbor­ ul ent tax returns on Snells' ough County Sheriffs Office, leaves 1 Dead, 41niured laptop computer. Some of the the Tampa Police Depart­ returns were filed. Police said ment, the Hillsborough Sarasota Police report that Snells intended to file the County State Attorney's Of­ a drive-by shooting early Sat­ others. He reportedly submit­ fice, and the U. S. Attorney's urday left a 22-year-old ted $165,599 false claims to Office for the Middle District woman dead and four others the IRS, police said. of Florida. injured "11 Police are searching for sus~ r- 0 pects in the shooting that oc­ STEPHEN HARPER curred at 2:30 a. m. at 30th Street and Leon Avenue in a Drug Sales Near Schools ~ north Sarasota neighborhood. Killed in the shooting was Nets 11-Year Prison Sentence ~ Naomi M. Clyburn. She z A federal judge sentenced a was pronounced dead at the :::! Tampa man to 17 years in z scene. The names and ages of prison for distributing drugs m the other victims were not re­ NAOMI CLYBURN r- within 1,000 feet of a school. leased. Ill The man allegedly sold drugs c: Police said the shooter fired to undercover officers on­ r­ from a blue/green Chevrolet vehicle abandoned. r­ more than one occasions. m pickup truck with custom · The investigation into the :::! shooting is ongoing, and no U. S. District Judge ASIEBA THOMAS wheels and dark tinted win­ Steven D. Merryday sen­ z dows. Police later found that motive has been established. "U tenced 26-year-old Asieba place near a daycare center c: Thomas to 212 months in and the other two took place III federal prison. After his re­ DONDRE DAVIS within 1,000 feet of King High ~ lease, he must also complete 8 School. ::::1: peputies Search years of supervision. Judge Merryday sen- m Last Wednesday, Judge According to court docu­ tenced Thomas as a career C Nancy Moate Ley decided ments, Thomas sold crack offender because of his prior !;2 For Murder Suspect that Duong Nguyen, Don­ cocaine to undercover police convictions for dealing in co- m Hillsborough County Sher­ tives Perez and Joshua dre Davis, and Stephen officers on three separate oc­ caine and marijuana, court ~ iffs deputies are searching for Charles Thomas were in­ Harper should spend the rest casions. One transaction took documents showed. ~ a murder suspect, and need side the residence Nov. 22nd. of their lives in prison without c: help from the community. Detectives were able to de­ the possibility of parole. enm Deputies said on November termine that Thomas was the The sentence was handed c 23rd at 4:49 a. m., Rafael driver of the SUV and he was down for a April 5, 2009 ~ Perez's roommate arrived wanted as a person of interest. shooting that left 8-year-old )> home and found Perez dead However, detectives were able Paris Whitehead-Hamil­ z inside of their home in the to interview other witnesses ton dead. WARREN c 5400 block of Friarsway who reportedly said Thomas No statements were made "11 Drive. When deputies arrived, told them he killed Perez. by any of the accused men and c~ they found Perez dead from Detectives have not estab­ they did not react to the ver­ DAWSON several gunshot wounds. lished a motive for the shoot­ dict. ~ Detectives were able to dis­ ing, but think drugs may have As reported during the trial, cover that a 2000 black been involved. Nguyen, Davis, and Chevrolet SUV Suburban was Thomas, 23, may be driv­ Harper pulled up in a car to seen at the residence 20 min­ ing the black 2000 Chevrolet the house in the 700 block of utes before the roommate ar­ Suburban with Florida Tag Preston Avenue, South. They rived at the home. They also AAS-P89. were alleged to be members of discovered the vehicle had Anyone who knows the a gang called the Bethel been seen at the residence sev­ whereabouts of Thomas is Heights Boys, and wanted to eral times during the last few asked to call9-1-1, or the Hills­ kill a member of a rival gang days before Perez's body was borough County Sheriffs Of­ they believed lived in the found. A witness told detec- fice at (813) 247-8200. home with Whitehead-Hamil­ ton. According to testimony, Davis and Nguyen got out of the vehicle with assault rifles and fired 56 times a:t the UncleSandv house. Whitehead-Hamil­ ton was sleeping on a front porch that had been converted Wh~n you find what 8, 11, 19, into a bedroom. She tried run­ 22 you're looking for 25, 27, 30, ning toward the back of the house, but a bullet struck her . 1487 Ta•pa Pall Plaza 31 make sure it's 33, 38, 40, 42 in the chest. @Nebraska Ava. & scan St. what you really want 44, 48, 50, Attorneys for all three men said they will appeal the sen­ -f·~ l r~~~.- .~.: -..J" "'~:~.~··:~~:,::·:·: · ... ·:: ••~ .. :·::~.~ ....~,_·; .• : •• :· ... t~:··. 54. tence. ~cl::·.·.::.J:;:: ( _1 ...... ·::,· •• ~·. :.;:~~. • • •• ··,···:·~···:.··,· •••• ,·· .~ ..•• :·:: ,... 0 N m N a: w m ==w ~ z > ~ en ~ 6II======~L~EG~AL~NO~TI~CE~======~II 1~1~E~MP~LOY~M~ENT~II

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Notice of Public Hearing Volunteer Coordin~tor THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR A public hearing will be held by the Land Use Hearing Officer, FOR HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, FLORIDA pursuant to Hillsborough County Land Development Code, beginning www.agingflorida.com/jobs at 9:00 a.m., December 16, 2011, at the Board Room, 2nd Floor of ADAIEOEIDFWP GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION the County Center, 601 E. Kennedy Blvd., Tampa, to hear the following requests. CASE NO.: 29-201 0-CA-002842 Copies of the applications, department reports and legal DIV G descriptions are available for public inspection in a master file maintained by the Development Services Department and the Clerk II FOR RENT II BANK OF AMERICA, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, of the Board of County Commissioners. All interested persons Plaintiff, wishing to submit testimony or other evidence in this matter must vs. submit same to the Hearing Master at the public hearing before Condo - Pond View DIEP THI HUYNH; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF him/her. The decision of the Land Use Hearing Officer will be filed Near Hillsborough ~ DIEP THI HUYNH; UNKNOWN TENANTS with the Clerk within fifteen ( 15) working days after the conclusion of And Busch 0 Et. AI. the public hearing. a: Defendant(s). 1 Bedroom/1 Bath LL ANY PERSON WHO MIGHT WISH TO APPEAL ANY DECISION $600.00/Monthly 0 OR RECOMMENDATION MADE BY THE LAND USE HEARING z NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE OFFICER OR THE GOVERNING BODY REGARDING ANY Swimming Pool Access <( MATTER CONSIDERED AT THE FORTHCOMING PUBLIC Laundry Facility ~ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to a Final Judgment of HEARING OR MEETING IS HEREBY ADVISED THAT THEY WILL Water And Sewer Included en0 Foreclosure dated November 3. 2011, and entered in NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS AND FOR SUCH w 29-201 0-CA-002842 DIV G of the Circuit Court of the PURPOSE, THEY MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM (813) 390-4169 ::> THIRTEENTH Judicial Circuit in and for Hillsborough County, 1- RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE AS IT WILL INCLUDE Florida, wherein BANK OF AMERICA, NATIONAL THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH SUCH APPEAL > Wesley Chapel a: ASSOCIATION, is the Plaintiff and DIEP THI HUYNH; IS TO BE BASED. w Arthur Drive > UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF DIEP THI HUYNH; UNKNOWN Additional information concerning these requests may be obtained w TENANTS; are the Defendant(s). Pat Frank as the Clerk of the by calling the Development Services Department at (813) 276-2006. Spacious 3/2 0 Circuit Court will sell to the highest and best bidder for cash at 800 w VARIANCE REQUESTS · Mobile Home :::J: EastTwiggs Street, Room 201/202, in George Edgecomb Building, Petition VAR 12-0021-PR, Palm River Commercial Properties, LLC CHA, WDH en 2nd Floor, Tampa, FL 33602, at 2:00p.m. on December 07.2011, ::::i requesting a Variance to setbacks for property located at W/S of S. $950.00/Monthly m the following described property as set forth in said Final Judgment 82nd St. , 400' S/0 Palm River Rd., zoned AR. ::> $500.00/Deposit . , to wit: Petition VAR 12-Q029-CW, Joy Anderson requesting a Variance to ll. Section 8 OK z setbacks for property located at 4923 Cypress Trace Dr., zoned PD. LOT 31, BLOCK 1, APOLLO BEACH Petition VAR 12-0030-KO, Constantin Artzibushev requesting a tu UNIT ONE PART TWO, AS PER PLAT Call (813) 968-1168 ..J Variance to setbacks for property located at N/S of N. Mobley Rd., 50' ..J THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK E/0 Hutchison Rd. , zoned ASC·1 . ::> 34, PAGE 41, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS m Petition VAR 12-0031-NWH, Philippine Cultural Foundation, Inc. USF Area ..J OF HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, FLORIDA. w requesting a Sign Variance for property located at 14301 Nine Eagles 13050 North 20th Street z Dr., zoned AR. Any person claiming an interest in the surplus from the sale, if i= Petition VAR 12-0033-PR, Tampa Port Authority requesting a Spacious 2 Story any, other than the property owner as of the date of lis pendens z tne Variance to setbacks and maximum building height for property 2 Bedroom Townhome, w must file a claim within 60 days after the sale. en located at 4420 Pendola Point Rd., zoned M. Free Water Free Washer/Dryer ~ INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES WHO NEED A a: REASONABLE ACCOMMODATION TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS With Lease 1 Month·Free Rent 0 ..J PROCEEDING ARE ENTITLED, AT NO COST, TO THE Great Location LL PROVISION OF CERTAIN ASSISTANCE. PLEASE CONTACT Section 8 Ok THE ADA COORDINATOR, AT (813) 276-8100, EXT. 4205 Only $685.00 WITHIN 2 WORKING DAYS OF RECEIPT OF THIS NOTICE. IF FOR RENT YOU ARE HEARING IMPAIRED, CALL 1-800-955-8771. II II Call 81a-220-3633

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