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07-24-2019.Pdf A3 + PLUS >> The time machines in our heads, Opinion/4A LOCAL SPORTS Fun at Tennis the park camp See below See Page 1B WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 2019 | YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1874 | $1.00 Lake City Reporter LAKECITYREPORTER.COM LEGAL DRUGS Death, alleged sexual abuse 3A of autistic teen leads to arrest TNS DOUBLE DOME Opioid influx a deluge here 27 million pills — 12th highest per capita in state — circulated in Columbia from 2006-2012. By CARL MCKINNEY [email protected] ERIN DRISKELL/Special to the Reporter Erin Driskell captured this perfect double rainbow over Lake DeSoto Saturday evening. Billions of prescription pain pills flooded the state between 2006 and 2012, and Columbia County had the 12th largest stockpile per capi- SUSPECTS FROM O’BRIEN, McALPIN, LIVE OAK ta, according to newly revealed data from the federal Drug Enforcement Administration. Columbia County received nearly 27.5 million of the more than 5.5 bil- g lion opioid pills legally distributed in 3rd arrest in strin of Florida during that Columbia Co. six-year window. received nearly That’s enough for Suwannee break-ins 27.5 million of every county resi- Goike Chalkley Hightower the more than dent to consume 58 5.5 billion opi- pills per year, with a By CARL MCKINNEY alleged accomplices in jail. other suspects believed to have partic- oid pills legally little extra to spare. [email protected] Donald Hapgood Goike, 18, of ipated in burglaries with Goike — Karl distributed in Those figures O’Brien, was booked in Suwannee Christopher Chalkley, 19, of McAlpin, Florida during don’t reflect black An 18-year-old O’Brien man has land- County jail Monday on four counts of and Haleigh Cheyenne Hightower, 18, that six-year market distribution. ed behind bars in connection with a burglary, four counts of grand theft and of Live Oak. window. The data was string of Suwannee County home and a count of petty theft. compiled by the vehicle burglaries from May, joining two In late May, deputies nabbed two ARREST continued on 2A DEA but placed in a searchable database by the Washington Post, which provided an interactive county-by-county map. The Lake City Reporter looked at Bad luck Fun at Youngs Park the Post’s data for every Florida coun- ty and ranked them by opioid supply. for drug Baker County placed first with enough for each resident there to consume 78 suspect pills per year. Between 2006 and 2012, roughly one By TONY BRITT out of every 200 pills legally distributed [email protected] in Florida were supplied to Columbia County. As of the 2010 census, a little Seven might not be the more than one out of every 300 Florida luckiest number for deal- residents lived in Columbia County. ers and users who oper- About 130 Americans die from an ate out of an internet cafe opioid overdose every day, according cops say to the Centers for Disease Control and is known Prevention. That includes both legal for crimi- and illicit opioids. nal activ- Photos by TONY BRITT/LCR Nationwide, the opioid crisis claimed ity. more than 700,000 lives between 1999 A and 2017, the agency reported. homeless The number of opioid overdoses Owens man was continues to climb every year at a sta- arrested Monday eve- tistically significant rate, according to ning when his attempt the CDC. to hide narcotics did not ABOVE: Laveah Gibbs, 8, smiles as she and Health officials from state and fed- go unnoticed by a local Nahkirah Gibbs, 7, prepare to ride the slides at eral agencies throughout the country law enforcement officer, Youngs Park Tuesday afternoon. TOP RIGHT: have acknowledged the opioid crisis according to a CCSO Mar’qiece Gibbs, 5, finishes up with the jungle gym. as not only the largest drug epidemic arrest report. RIGHT: Zontrel Gibbs, 3, hangs off a piece of play- in American history, but one of the top public health concerns overall. 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