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AVAILABLE ONLINE 24/7 J U LY 2 015 WWW.JUSTICECOALITION.ORG Volume 22 • Number 16 • FREE Defining Cab driver’s killer receives life sentences Premeditated Murder Judge commends victim’s daughter for her courage in court

By Jay Howell, Esq. By Cam Brown

In a recent Clay County Kelly Carson and her three case the defendant was children will never have to worry charged with attempted mur - again about the man who mur - der in the first degree as a re - dered her husband Stuart sult of his involvement in “Buddy” Carson. His killer is now events that occurred on an Au - in prison for life for shooting Stu - gust night in 2011. The State’s art in the head and robbing him first witness testified that, on last year after Stuart picked him the night in question, he was up in his cab. promoting an event at a night - “Thank God” mouthed Kelly club in Orange Park. He testi - Carson as she heard a jury find fied that he had intervened in some minor disputes Rohbanni Martiel Chevez Wilson, that transpired during the evening and that, when 24, guilty after only an hour and a closing time arrived, he was outside in the parking half of deliberations. She sobbed lot and saw a patron exiting the nightclub and argu - softly as a horrendous year had ing with people inside a vehicle that was leaving the come to a close. parking lot. Wilson received a mandatory He stated that he saw a vehicle stop and a person life sentence for first-degree mur - emerge from the rear passenger seat and fire four der, as well as life in prison for one rounds from a gun, hitting the exiting patron once count of armed robbery and 15 in the stomach. He said the shooting occurred ex - years for possession of a firearm Treasured Carson family photo: Stuart and Kelly with children Christopher (top left), tremely quickly and that the only person he saw by a convicted felon. The sen - Dylan (bottom left) and Kayla (bottom right) with a firearm was the shooter. Finally, he testified tences will run concurrently. that he believed the shooter was one of the individ - It was at the sentencing hear - uals he had tried to calm down earlier in the night, ing when family members were Senior Crime Victim Advocate least your daughter can visit you but he was not certain. The State introduced surveil - able to look the killer in the eye Lysa Telzer by her side and ad - in jail. I can't visit my daddy in lance video from the club that depicted what ap - and tell him how Stuart’s murder dressed Wilson directly. “You took heaven,” said Kayla. “I wish I peared to be the shooting itself, though there was no had affected them. away the best daddy ever…He lit could wake up every morning and sound and it did not show the participants’ faces. “I miss him every moment of up the whole room with his see him on the couch and tell him Law enforcement witnesses testified about col - every day. He was the love of my smile…Just think, if you didn't I love him, and I can't because of lecting evidence from the scene, including spent life, my everything,” Kelly Carson pull that trigger, you could be you." shell casings and projectiles, as well as locating and said of her husband. with your daughter and living a Judge Mark Borello was so detaining the vehicle described in the shooting, Kayla Carson, 13, read her im - good life. Well, we all could be. Cab driver along with its passengers. The State also introduced pact statement with the support of But because of you, we can't. At (Continued on page 5) recordings of several telephone calls the defendant made from the jail, including potentially inculpatory [incriminating] statements. The victim testified that he was at the club, but New synthetic that he had no problems with anyone and that he ex - ited the club at closing time. On his way out he at - drug: Flakka tempted to speak with a female, but she did not acknowledge him and so he proceeded on his way. He saw her get into a gray vehicle with several other Pam Bondi, Attorney General people that he did not know. The victim stated that main ingredient, Alpha-PVP, was clothes and jumped through a the vehicle pulled past him quickly, “kind of like it Tallahassee, Fla. – As many outlawed in 2012 after I worked closed window. was fixing to hit me,” which prompted the victim to public schools close for summer with law enforcement and state As summer break begins for say something toward the vehicle. The vehicle occu - break this week, I want to warn lawmakers to ban a number of many students, I urge parents to pants said something back and he responded. The parents about the danger of chemical compounds. Flakka is talk to their children about the victim testified that the vehicle drove on a bit, that Flakka, a synthetic drug that can sometimes referred to as Gravel dangers of this deadly synthetic he heard arguing, and that he looked back and be purchased online and is grow - because it often looks like small drug. If you suspect your child is “threw my hands up to try and figure what was ing in popularity in Florida. Flakka white rocks. It can also be pur - using Flakka, call your local law going on as I looked at them...and the next thing I causes delusions, hallucinations chased in powder form and is usu - enforcement agency and crisis in - know I hear shots.” He stated he was shot once in and can increase body tempera - ally sold in small clear packages. tervention center. If your child is the stomach by a male who exited the rear passenger ture to a dangerous level. It is a Reports of Flakka use in Florida having a medical emergency, call door of the vehicle and he gave an in-court identifi - bath salt that can be snorted, swal - have spiked in recent months. Ac - 911 immediately. cation of the defendant as the shooter. lowed, injected, smoked or vaped cording to reports, one man im - The jury found the defendant shooter guilty of using an electronic cigarette. Like paled himself on a 10-foot-high June 19, 2015 attempted first degree murder. The judge sentenced all bath salts, Flakka can cause security fence outside of a police Tallahassee, Fla . – This week I him to 45 years in prison, pursuant to the 10/20/Life chest pains, irregular heartbeats, station after taking the drug, joined federal authorities to an - Statute. He appealed his conviction, arguing that the increased blood pressure, agita - adamant that he was being pur - nounce the charges of 73 South State failed to present adequate circumstantial evi - tion, muscle breakdown and sued and asked to be incarcerated Flori da residents for their alleg ed seizures. Flakka use can also cause dence of premeditation. for protection. Another incident in - participation in various schemes to suicidal thoughts and violence. Premeditated Murder volved a teen, reportedly high on Flakka (Continued on page 4) Flakka is not a new drug. Its Flakka, who stripped off her (Continued on page 4)

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Not belonging makes children vulnerable to bad influences

By Ann Dugger, Executive Director the main cause. We read statistics So he’s full of secrets he’s trying to first can raise happy, well-adjusted Justice Coalition about declining church attendance, in - keep, and in a stressful moment blurts children. When you have kids it's not creasing divorce rates, and the preva - out what he’s been told by his father. about you anymore!” It seems – one lence of single-parent families. It’s Now his mother is angry and he feels I admire the young man we are way or another – I amazing, but not surprising, that these he’s lost her love. He too becomes featuring this month in Hats Off: write almost every same statistics correlate to how many angry and feels bereft, not included in Kevin Smalls, a recent graduate of Pot - month about chil - prison inmates grew up without a the family, depressed and lonely. ter’s House Christian Academy. Assis - dren, but their wel - strong father figure in their lives to set Living in this uncertain world into tant Principal Lela Johnson spoke fare is a matter that a positive example and help form good which they have been thrust, children highly of his parents who are always weighs heavily on character. find themselves seeking security from involved in their children’s school my heart. Last The most distressing thing to me is other sources. In school they want to events – Booster Club activities, work - month my column the children who are set adrift follow - belong, to be part of the “in crowd” ing concessions or whatever needs to was titled “Chil - ing the divorce of their parents. Often that seems so cool, and will respond to be done to support their children. dren Killing Children Must Stop!” and not understanding the reason for di - peer pressure to start smoking, or tak - Kevin is grateful for his parents’ exam - since then we’ve heard about even vorce, they may assume the blame and ing drugs, or having sex. Becoming a ple, how they have taught him self- more kids who have been murdered feel responsible for the breakup of member of a gang may seem to be the control and discipline. or who themselves have killed some - their home. The parents, probably un - answer, and they embrace the manner - What a head start these parents one. happy and bitter, may use their chil - isms, signs and lifestyle so they can be have given their children! How won - As I write this, just this week two dren as leverage to “win” their case in included – never considering for a mo - derful it would be if others followed Jacksonville teenagers (cousins – one court, gain custody, or hurt the ex- ment the disastrous consequences their example. Driving home the other of them only 13 years old) are facing spouse by vying for the child’s affec - lying ahead. day I noticed a billboard advertising murder charges in connection with the tion. Of course, many (maybe most) an allprodad.com website. One quote I recent death of a man in a gas station The child, in turn, is torn between children of divorced parents don’t saw there said, “Being a father isn’t parking lot, and investigators said the two people he probably has loved have the problems I’m talking about. easy, but it is one of the most impor - they're still looking for another teen more than anyone else in the world, A young woman I know says, “My tant and fulfilling jobs on the involved, a 17-year-old. One of them wanting to please both, walking a boys are from divorced parents and planet.” And from famous football confessed to shooting the 25-year-old tightrope of indecision and insecurity. are not being "set adrift." Both parents coach Tony Dungy: father of three when they met at a BP Because the economic balance of the being involved is the key, regardless of • Be present with your family, station on Main Street to trade hand - family may have changed, both par - their marital status. It’s important that emotionally and physically. guns, and the deal went wrong. ents may struggle more to stay afloat divorced parents put their kids first • Keep your vows sacred; some - Like most other citizens of our financially, and the child may be rele - and keep them out of the conflict (as times better comes after worse. community, I’m left shaking my head gated to relatives’ care. much as possible). Divorce is a terrible • Be a leader around your home, in disbelief, wondering how society I heard of a situation recently that thing, but it doesn't have to equal dis - but lead for the benefit of your wife has come to this, where we went so breaks my heart. A young boy, shut - aster for the kids. I know many, many and children, not for your own benefit. wrong. Of course, I believe removing tling back and forth between divorced divorced/single parents whose kids Let’s take care of the children God God (or any mention of Him) from parents, trying to please both, is being are doing great. Parents who get over entrusted to us; we influence their our classrooms – and our homes – is told hurtful untruths about his mother. themselves and put the kids' needs lives for all eternity.

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2 • THE JUSTICE COALITION’S VICTIMS’ ADVOCATE JULY 2015 TO PROTECT AND SERVE Our monthly recognition for the best of the best

Police Supervisor of the Month Police Officer of the Month

Charles H. Apelgren Gary J. Savage

Police Sergeant Charles Apelgren, who works Zone 3 (Southside) Police Officer Gary Savage in Patrol and Enforcement as well as the Commu - is recognized for his role in apprehending an nity Affairs Division (CAD), is recognized for his armed carjacking suspect. Last October, Savage commitment to organizing the Citizen’s Police was dispatched to the Aqua Deerwood Apart - Academy and for continually changing and im - ments on Southside Boulevard in reference to a proving the program. In 2011, Sgt. Apelgren was reported armed carjacking. While patrol units assigned to the CAD and tasked with coordinat - were en route to the location, Communications ing the Citizen’s Police Academy. His duties in - Center personnel updated the call, stating that cluded working with the Public Information the suspect was discharging a firearm inside the Office to promote the program, processing appli - apartment complex. cations for the committee’s review, and scheduling a 12-week class The first officer to arrive at the scene Savage retrieved his issued with various subject matter experts to inform attendees how each di - rifle, took a position of cover and waited for back-up units to arrive. vision at the Sheriff’s Office operates. During this time he observed an individual holding a handgun walk - In 2012, Apelgren was transferred back to patrol. Even though he ing away from a dark-colored Chevrolet Impala, which matched the was no longer assigned to the CAD he was asked to continue as the description of the victim’s vehicle. Savage gave verbal commands to Academy Coordinator. Also, during this time Apelgren and his chain the suspect to drop the firearm, and he complied. At this time back-up of command worked with a local company who graciously sponsors arrived at the scene and the suspect was taken into custody. this program. Titus Pittman and Gary Rosenstone from Genesis Finan - During the initial search of the suspect officers located a bag of mar - cial Partners provide refreshments and other class materials for both ijuana, along with a marijuana pipe. Investigation revealed that the the Spring and Fall sessions. suspect fired multiple shots including into an occupied dwelling. For - Recently, the Spring 2015 Citizen’s Police Academy Class gradu - tunately, no one was injured. It was also reported that he pointed his ated – the 7th class to complete the program under Apelgren’s guid - handgun at a woman looking out her kitchen window. The suspect also ance. He was asked to move up the start date for this class by a couple attempted to carjack another female who was with her infant at the of weeks and was able to put it together in less than one month – cer - time. That is when Officer Savage intervened. tainly something that needs to be commended. Officer In Charge Glossman said, “Because of [his] attention to de - Police Lieutenant Larry Jones said, “The applicant pool has more tail and sound police practices, the suspect confessed and was arrested than tripled under Sergeant Apelgren’s leadership. [His] commitment for Armed Carjacking, Shooting/Throwing Deadly Missiles into an Oc - to the Citizen’s Academy is evident in the amount of hours he commits cupied Dwelling, Aggravated Assault, Criminal Mischief and Posses - to the program. He works his regular Patrol shift in addition to the sion of Marijuana.” duties required by the program. To fulfill the duties, he has worked Sheriff Rutherford said, “Gary, I can’t thank you enough for your eight or more hours on regular off days.” hard work that day and for getting this dangerous individual off the Sheriff Rutherford said, “Charles, your dedication and commit - streets of Jacksonville. I am honored to present you with the Police Of - ment to this program and its success is remarkable! I can’t thank you ficer of the Month award.” enough for all you do to help the citizens of this great community un - derstand what we do each day. They are not only our eyes and ears… but when they have been through this program, they are our greatest Corrections Officer of the Month advocates and we need them to help us… and you make this happen. I am honored to present you with the Police Supervisor of the Month award.” Marqus Personette Corrections Officer Marqus Personette, as - Reserve Officer of the Month signed to the Pre-Trial Detention Facility, re - ceives this award for his attention to detail while processing two separate juveniles with the De - Keith A. Johnson partment of Corrections system. During one of Reserve Officer Keith Johnson, who volun - his shifts early last year, when Personette was teers his time to the JSO and the city of Jack - doing paperwork in the Releasing area of the jail, sonville, as do all police reservists, is recognized he noticed that one of the inmates due to be re - for his dedication to public safety and helping leased did not speak English. He immediately the Sheriff’s Office achieve its mission. From Jan - sought the assistance of a bilingual officer to help uary to the end of March this year, Keith excelled execute the release process. This procedure requires staff members to and helped our patrol units with various func - ask a series of questions in order to confirm the identity of the inmate tions. He worked more than 25 special events, prior to release. After inquiring about the inmate’s age, Personette no - assisted patrol by riding with an officer nearly 30 ticed that the date of birth the inmate provided did not match the one different times, was a force multiplier during 15 callouts, and he as - on the Arrest and Booking Report. sisted with a SWAT training scenario. Investigation confirmed that the inmate, arrested for underage Johnson recently received a commendation for assisting with the drinking and possession of a false ID, was actually a juvenile, not an apprehension of a suspect while on a Romeo assignment on the west adult. Personette ensured that all documentation accurately reflected side of the city. The Romeo initiative is when a reserve officer assists the arrestee’s actual information, not that associated with the ID he patrol with transporting suspects and it also serves a back-up func - presented. He even called the judge to inform him of the situation, tion. then implemented JSO’s procedures for juvenile housing. This proce - Reserve Sergeant Jay Spill said, “…he represents the Sheriff’s Of - dure ensures that juveniles are released to a guardian; they can’t be fice in a professional manner. Keith has continued to improve how the turned out onto the street, especially without proper ID or notification Reserve Unit is represented to the department and the community. His to a guardian. dedication to the unit is second to none. In my more than five years Corrections Sergeant James Toomer said, “Without Personette’s as a Reserve Sergeant, I have not had or seen any Reserve Officer more keen observation, the improper release procedure of this juvenile deserving of this award of Officer of the Month than Keith.” could have caused a snowball effect within our community, as well as Sheriff Rutherford said, “Keith, thank you for dedicating your time our institution. Additionally, Personette’s diligence in another unre - to helping the men and women of this agency and for helping out in lated incident, led to the recovery of a false identification card, which the community. We couldn’t do our job without people like you having was held by a minor. His attention to detail and knowledge of his area our backs. I am honored to present you with the Reserve Officer of the kept our institution in compliance with the organization’s Operational Month award!” Orders and Duties and Responsibilities. Personette has unselfishly of - fered his time, talent and experience to help train all of our new offi - cers, who are assigned to his squad. With his experience and outgoing personality, he has made the transition for our newly hired staff mem - bers a seamless process.” Do the right thing. Call police if you have Sheriff Rutherford said, “Marq, thank you for being detail oriented while processing offenders within the system. Your hard work and information about a crime. dedication is greatly appreciated. Congratulations on earning the Cor - rections Officer of the Month award.”

JULY 2015 THE JUSTICE COALITION’S VICTIMS’ ADVOCATE • 3 Premeditated Murder Continued from page 1

The appellate court defined “premeditation” that the defendant had procured the guns recov - as more than a mere intent to kill. It is a fully ered from the vehicle with the purpose of using July 2015 • Volume 22, Issue 16 formed conscious purpose to kill. This purpose them against anyone at the club that evening. In Founder Public Relations may be formed a moment before the act, but fact, there was no testimony as to how the guns Ted M. Hires, Sr. McCormick Agency, Inc. must exist for a sufficient length of time to per - came to be in the vehicle or to whom they be - Executive Director Website Management mit reflection as to the nature of the act to be longed. The record in the trial demonstrated that Ann Dugger committed and the probable result of that act. the defendant and victim did not know one an - websessionshosting.com other and had not had any difficulties with each Bookkeeper/Office Manager Larry Cohen Second degree murder is an act which a “de - other prior to the incident. Finally, the appellate Jo Wilson Executive Board praved mind,” where the perpetrator would court explained that the defendant could have Development Director know that the act is reasonably certain to kill or Roger Delaney, Board Chair do serious bodily injury, is done from ill will, ha - fired multiple rounds in a matter of seconds as Dan Hodges, Co-Chair Roxy Tyler tred, spite, or an evil intent, and indicates an in - a result of a sudden outburst of anger, ill will, Interim Editor Scott Adams, Treasurer Todney Bynes, Secretary difference to human life. and indifference to human life, rather than pre - Shirley Shaw Robert Bracewell The appellate court declared that the pre - meditation. Victim Services Chris Butler meditation may be inferred from the nature of The appellate court reversed the defendant’s Practitioner Kathy Cold the weapon used, the presence or absence of conviction and sentence for attempted first de - Lysa Telzer Ken Jefferson provocation, previous difficulties between the gree murder and instructed the trial judge to ad - Amanda Nobles Stephen Joost parties, the manner in which the shooting was judicate the defendant guilty of attempted Administrative Assistant John Kirkland committed, and the nature and manner of the second degree murder and resentence him. Lynn Boone Tom Murta wounds inflicted. The case is Morales v. State , and was de - Victim Services Lynn Polley The court concluded that the evidence in this cided by the First District Court of Appeal on Sheriff John Rutherford December 23, 2014. Volunteer Manager Michael A. Rutledge case did not include sufficient evidence from Anita Cuevas Larry M. Ward which a jury could find premeditation. There Lou Webber was no evidence that the defendant made any Jay Howell, a Jacksonville attorney, has been a State Charles Wilson statement indicating that he had a conscious Prosecutor, a US Senate Investigator and is the purpose to kill the victim when he fired the gun. founder of the National Center for Missing and Ex - The Justice Coalition was founded in 1995, when one man’s priorities were changed. Ted Hires was The testimony of the victim proved only that the ploited Children. He represents crime victims in civil the average businessman working 60 to 80 hours a week and looking out for himself until the day defendant was the shooter, and did not provide claims for damages and advocates for the legal rights when he and his staff were robbed at gunpoint. As a victim of a crime, Ted found the crminal jus - tice system worked harder for the criminal than the victim. As a result of his experience, Ted any information about the defendant’s state of of all victims. formed a (501(c)(3)), non-profit organization, Justice Coalition, which continues Ted’s mission of mind. The state did not introduce any evidence assisting innocent victims of violent crimes in the Fourth Judicial court system. Since 1995, the Justice Coalition has been fighting crime every step of the way. Fugitives captured are through a partnership with local law enforcement agencies, the media, and citizen involvement. Flakka Continued from page 1 The Justice Coalition’s Victims’ Advocate defraud Medicare and Medicaid out of more than $262 million. The charges in South Florida are part of a nationwide takedown by Medicare Fraud Strike Force operations in 17 cities that resulted A free newspaper supporting victims’ rights and published monthly by the in charges against more than 240 individuals. These individuals included doctors, nurses, and other Justice Coalition, Inc. 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RESOURCE impressed with the courage Kayla por - trayed that he called her back as she was GUIDE walking away after giving her impact (Services listed are provided free of charge, statement. “Before you leave, I want to or have income-based scheduling) tell you something,” the judge said to Kayla. “We don't often see bravery in the Homicide Support/Advocacy - courtroom. That was one of the bravest Compassionate Families things I've seen for you to come up here 126 W. Adams St., #502 and say that on behalf of your dad. He'd Jacksonville, FL 32202-3834 354-0007, 721-3326 be real proud of you." Jax. Sheriff’s Office Victim Advocate Kayla expressed how important it was 630-1764 for her personally to look Wilson in the Families of Slain Children eye and tell him how she felt. “I would 3108 North Myrtle Ave. have been sad for the rest of my life if I Jacksonville, Fl 32209 • didn’t do it,” she said. 683-4986 Stuart’s only sister, Lori Gilkinson, Abuse (Domestic) also spoke at sentencing and told how his 24 Hour Hotline: 1-800-500-1119 murder had affected his sons, Christo - Hubbard House Emergency pher and Dylan. “Before my brother was Shelter & Counselling killed, Christopher played baseball and Relieved and happy after the conviction of the man who murdered her father, Kayla Carson took a selfie of 354-3114 his dad went to every game,” she said. family and friends. Front – Cheryl Ahern, Amber Harvey and Kayla; middle row – Raleigh Gilkinson, Christo - Quigley House (Clay County) “So after my brother was killed, his other pher Carson, Lori Gilkinson, Dylan Carson; back row – Chris Redington, Kelly Carson, Margarita Naisonet, Jean Redington 1-800-339-5017 son went into sports. And one morning Compensation (victim) before a game Christopher said to his lit - Victim Services • 630-6300 tle brother Dylan, ‘I feel so sorry for you.’ hoods. The two discussed the need for port following a joint investigation be - MADD Victim Services • And Dylan replied ‘Why?’ Then Christo - the $50 fare for family finances. Once on tween the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office 388-0664 pher said, ‘Cause Daddy will never see the Northside, Wilson directed him to an and the U.S. Marshals. The murder Consumer Fraud you play.’” isolated cul-de-sac, robbed him and then weapon was found at Wilson’s home, just Stuart’s oldest daughter, Susan Car - killed him with a single gunshot to the blocks from the murder site, behind his State Attorney’s Office • 351-0900 son, said in her statement, “The idea that side of his head. stove and stuffed in an oven mitt. Detoxification I will never see my daddy again on this Stuart was found seven hours later by Kelly Carson and her sister-in-law re - police officers inside his Gator City Taxi member giving Wilson dirty looks as Gateway Community Services earth completely shatters my heart into 387-4661 pieces.” cab on West 27th Street in Jacksonville’s they sat in the courtroom when he was Kelly remembers Stuart as a loving Brentwood area. The engine was still brought before the judge. They kept their Family and doting father who always put his running and the windshield wipers were vow made more than a year ago to at - Family Nurturing Center of Florida children’s needs first. He’d sometimes still going. The previous evening had tend every single hearing regarding Stu - 389-4244 stop by home between fares to simply been stormy and neighbors did not see art’s death and the defendant. SAV-A-CHILD, Inc. kiss the children goodnight. the cab until morning, and one of them “This beautiful, loving family never P.O. Box 15197 Stuart Carson had picked up Wilson, made a 911 call. Prosecutors for the case missed a beat,” said Victim Advocate Jacksonville, FL 32239-1937 said, however, that residents in that par - Lysa Telzer who supported the Carson 762-1937 his last planned fare of the night, in May - port late at night on June 6, 2014. Stuart ticular area of town don’t even bother to family throughout their ordeal. “They at - Family Support Services of had called his wife to check in and men - look out the window when hearing gun - tended every pre-trial hearing for the last North Florida tioned his concern about driving into one shots. 12 months, and they held their heads up 1300 Riverplace Blvd., Suite 700 of Jacksonville’s most violent neighbor - Wilson was arrested June 19 in May - with grace and dignity. Carson strong!” Jacksonville, FL 32207 904/421-5800 www.fss.jax.org (Provide foster care, adoption and prevention) Guardian Ad Litem Program Edward Ball Bldg. 214 N. Hogan St., Suite 6004 Jacksonville, FL 32202 904/255-8440 As I was searching, my mother the board chair.” many people’s lives in the city. Legal Assistance died and I got to spend time His goal is to continue mak - Plenty of people need our help. with a funeral director that I “Failure is not an option Jacksonville Area Legal Aid, Inc. ing the board and the Justice 356-8371 had known all my life, but had Coalition stronger. He wants and I refuse to not be the best Three Rivers Legal Services never spent time with him as the board to be an asset and at anything I do. My goal is 126 W. Adams St., 7th floor an adult. I was about 26 years help Ann as she makes deci - when I step down as chairman Jacksonville, FL 32204 old and knew at that moment sions and implements policies that the board is stronger than 904/394-7450 Roger has been a welcome I was supposed to be a funeral to grow the organization and it was when I got here and the Mental Health Center of addition to the Justice Coali - director.” increase the JC‘s role in the organization as a whole is in Jacksonville tion’s Board of Directors for Working in this profession, community. In his tenure as better shape. My goal is that 3333W. 20th St. the past couple of years. Be - he eventually came to Jack - chair the board has established wherever I go to leave it better Jacksonville, FL 32254 cause of his previous experi - sonville when a great job op - three new committees: gover - than when I got there.” 904/695-9145 ence on various boards – Boys portunity opened, and he has nance, per - Mothers Against and Girls Club, school boards, worked for Hardage-Giddens sonnel and Drunk Driving Westside Business Leaders As - Town & Country Funeral finance. He’s (MADD) • 388-2455 sociation – he was a logical Home since then. Because of always avail - Parenting Help choice to be chairman. He this position, he met JC Execu - able to JC staff served as co-chair with Kathy tive Director Ann Dugger and and fre - A place where parents and kids Cold for a few months before JC‘s Victim Advocate Lysa quently stops learn how to survive. assuming his current role. A www.ihelpparents.com Telzer when they approached by the office, tireless faith-filled supporter, the funeral home for help in Rape maybe takes fundraiser and friend, he has the Cherish Periwinkle case everyone to Sexual Assault Response Center brought leadership filled with and eventually handled five lunch. (SARC) energy, devotion and resolve to cases for the Justice Coalition Roger 358-RAPE (358-7273) the organization. Office: 630-6330 that year. says, “Some Rape Crisis Hotline: 604/721-7273 Born into an unhappy situ - “We find ways to help fam - other things ation in California, he was State Attorney’s Office ilies no matter the circum - are in the adopted from a children’s stance or financial situation,” works that 630-2400 home early in life by a Chris - he says. “Many of them are in will bring us Trauma Counseling tian couple in Round Rock, dire straits and we work with additional Texas. He graduated from Women’s Center of Jacksonville the state victim compensation revenue that 722-3000 Howard Payne University in plan that provides $5,000 for we’ll be able Rape Crisis hotline: 904/721-7273 Brownwood, Texas, and later burial. I came to love Ann and to talk about City Victim Services worked in the oil fields and on Lysa, what they stood for and soon. It means 630-6300 cattle ranches. their passion. I rode in the Ride we’ll be mov - Youth Crisis He says, “I felt God’s call - for Justice two years ago. Next ing from a Youth Crisis Center - The Safe ing on my life when I was 17 thing I knew, I was asking grassroots Place years old but struggled to find what I could do to get in - small non - 3015 Parental Home Road out what that was. I thought it volved, and I became a board profit to a Jacksonville, FL 32216 was to be a preacher, and it member. Soon after that sev - major organi - 904-725-6662 wasn’t. 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6 • THE JUSTICE COALITION’S VICTIMS’ ADVOCATE JULY 2015 We Welcome Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry

During cent years. He pledges to: fice and Sheriff’s Office, to provide ex - Curry’s platform included expanding Mayor Lenny • work with the Sheriff to ensure cellent policing, working with greater economic opportunity, helping our kids Curry’s run for that the correct and necessary number resources to reduce crime in every com - to get a great education and reclaim our office, one of the of officers is on the streets of Jack - munity; and city’s greatness. We love Jacksonville; goals in his sonville; • work with the City Council to it’s a great place to live and we wel - four-step plat - • encourage the Sheriff to resurrect reinvigorate the Jacksonville Journey come all efforts by our government’s form was to en - the Community Service Officers (CSO) Oversight Committee and restore fund - leaders to improve quality of life for sure public program; ing to Jacksonville Journey programs everyone. safety by work - • dedicate his staff to compete for that have proven to be effective. These ing with law en - discretionary dollars at the State and programs include Out of School Sus - We at the Justice Coalition wel - forcement and Federal level to support efforts to ad - pension and Team Up, Crime Preven - come Mayor Lenny Curry and look community leaders and giving them dress crime; tion Through Environmental Design forward to working with him and his the resources they need to make Jack - • join with local law enforcement to (CPTED), Drug Abatement Response staff to make our community a safer sonville safe and secure. improve relationships and re-establish Team (DART) and the Sheriff Advisory place to live. He says, “Jacksonville has the trust between residents and the police; Council (ShAdCo) neighborhood lowest number of officers per capita of • work alongside community lead - groups, and others such as Ex-Offender Information for this article was any major city in Florida,” and he plans ers in all Jacksonville neighborhoods to Re-Entry. otained with permission to restore the 147 police officer posi - ensure they have a voice in local gov - from http://www.lennycurryfor - tions cut from the JSO’s budget in re - ernment, including in the Mayor’s Of - The three remaining steps of mayor.com/lennysplan.

pointed position of Director of seaports and their enterprises, Investigations and Homeland and We Welcome Security. He was Director of • Advanced JSO’s commit - Patrol and Enforcement when ment to training for the bomb he retired from service in July squad and dive team, resulting JSO Sheriff 2014. in both specialties now nation - During his 23-year tenure ally recognized for their train - with JSO he: ing expertise. Mike Williams • Led a nationally recog - nized SWAT (Special Weapons We at the Justice Coalition and Tactics) Team, welcome Sheriff Mike Taking office July 1, sworn and non-sworn officer in his campaign to “continue • Identified and imple - Williams and look forward to Sheriff Mike Williams plans positions that were eliminated intelligence-led policing tactics mented programs to better our continued partnership (among many other things) to in the budget crunch of recent that solve neighborhood-level fight sexual predators and of - with JSO as we all work to - ensure that effective law en - years. problems before they become fenders, gether to make our commu - forcement continues – from the In addition to placing more crime patterns or trends.” • Developed narcotics and nity a safer place to live. street level to the complex, officers on the streets, he also Born and raised in Jack - gun crime-fighting units con - long-term cases JSO works knows JSO cannot achieve its sonville, Sheriff Williams is sidered by state and federal Information for this article with other local, state and fed - goals without citizens who married and raising a family of agencies to be among the best was obtained with permission eral criminal justice partners. trust them and are willing to three sons. He served in the law enforcement “partners” on from Mike Williams forSher - Working with new Mayor get involved. He says, “Con - Air National Guard and began complicated cases, iff; the Future of JSO website. Lenny Curry and City Council necting and communicating his career at the JSO in 1991. • Worked closely with gov - members, he is striving to re - with citizens is an operational Starting as a patrol officer, he ernment agencies to secure our store at least some of the imperative.” He also pledged earned his way to the ap -

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JULY 2015 THE JUSTICE COALITION’S VICTIMS’ ADVOCATE • 7 A Summary of the US Constitution The Twenty-seven Amendments Article 3: Judicial Branch: the Supreme Court decides to the US Constitution The Preamble court cases according to US Constitution. The The Preamble lists the reasons that the 13 original courts under the Supreme Court decide criminal 1st People have freedom of religion, freedom of speech, freedom of the press, colonies separated from their mother country, and and civil court cases according to the correct fed - freedom of assembly, and the right to petition the Government. 1791. became an independent nation. eral, state, and local laws. 2nd People have the right to have a weapon to protect themselves. 1791. 3rd Soldiers cannot take or live in a person's house. 1791. Article 4 : 4th The government cannot arrest a person or search their property unless We the People of the United States, there is "probable cause." 1791. in Order to form a more perfect Union, States' powers: States have the power to make 5th The government must follow the law (due process) before establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, and carry out their own laws. State laws that punishing a person. 1791. provide for the common defense, promote the are related to the people and problems of their 6th A person has the right to a fair and speedy trial by a jury. 1791. general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Lib - area. States respect other states laws and work 7th A person has the right to a jury trial for civil cases. 1791. 8th The government cannot demand excessive bail or fines, or any cruel erty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain together with other states to fix regional prob - and unusual punishment. 1791. and establish this Constitution for the United lems. 9th The Constitution does not include all of the rights of the people States of America. and the states. 1791. Article 5: 10th Any powers that the Constitution does not give to the The Seven Articles of the US Constitution Amendments: The Constitution can be changed. federal government belong to the states. 1791. 11th Citizens cannot sue states in federal courts. (There are some exceptions). 1795. The Constitution is our plan for government. New amendments can be added to the US Con - 12th The President and Vice President are elected on a party ticket. 1804. The Articles of the Constitution talk about the stitution with the approval by a two-thirds vote 13th Slavery is illegal in the United States. 1865. duties of the three main parts of government: the in each house of Congress (67, 281) and three- 14th Every person born in the USA is a citizen. Executive Branch, the Legislative Branch, and fourth vote by the states (38). An immigrant can become a naturalized citizen. 1868 15th All US male citizens have the right to vote. 1870. the Judicial Branch. The articles also talk about 16th Congress can tax income. 1913. the separate powers of the Federal and State Article 6: 17th The people can elect US Senators. 1913. government, and how to change the Constitu - Federal powers: The Constitution and federal 18th Alcohol is illegal. (Prohibition). 1919. tion. laws are higher than state and local laws. All 19th All US female citizens have the right to vote. 1920. laws must agree with the US Constitution. 20th The President is inaugurated in January. Congress begins to meet in January. 1933. Article 1: 21st Alcohol is legal. Each state can make laws about making, selling, Legislative Branch: the U.S. Congress makes the Article 7: and drinking alcohol. 1933. laws for the United States. Congress has two Ratification: The Constitution was presented to 22nd The President cannot serve for more than two terms. 1951. parts, called "Houses," the House of Representa - George Washington and the men at the 23rd The US Citizens in the District of Columbia have the right to vote for President. 1961. tives and the Senate. Constitutional Convention on September 17, 24th It is illegal to make a citizen pay a voting fee or take a reading test to vote. 1964. 1787, Representatives from twelve out of the 25th If the president dies or cannot serve, the vice-president becomes president. Article 2: thirteen original states signed the Constitution. If both die, the Speaker of the House becomes president. 1967. Executive Branch: the President, Vice-President, From September 1787 to July 1788, the states 26th US citizens who are 18 years old or older have the right to vote. 1971. Cabinet, and Departments under the Cabinet meet, talked about. 27th Congress must limit when and how much its members are paid. 1992. Secretaries carry out the laws made by Congress. Flakka: New Synthetic Drug Is More Potent Than Predecessors

By Susan Donaldson James high doses, it can cause an "excited delir - you can't tell by looking at the capsule In the 1980s, the all-night rave scene and NBC News ium," during which a user's body tem - or baggie." gave birth to the synthetic drug MDMA perature can rise to as high as 105 Its name comes from the Spanish or ecstasy, giving users the euphoric "Flakka," a new designer drug luring degrees. It can also create heart prob - word "flaco" for thin. Latinos also use "la high of amphetamines and the psyche - some young Americans, is even more lems like tachycardia and life-threaten - flaca" as a clubbing term for a pretty, delic effects of hallucinogens. By the potent and more addictive than its syn - ing kidney failure. "Some get high and skinny girl. Spelled "flakka," it's "an elo - 1990s, the scourge of lab-produced meth thetic predecessors, which long skirted some get very sick and may become ad - quent collegial term — a beautiful, appeared on the West Coast and in - the law, experts say. On the street it's dicted," Hall said. "Some go crazy and skinny woman who charms all she creased in popularity throughout a also called "gravel" for its white, crystal even a few die. But they don't know meets," said Hall. "They give [synthetic decade. chunks. In the lab it's known as a stimu - what they are taking or what's going to drugs] names that are hip and cool and Synthetic marijuana dubbed K2 lant, part of a chemical class called cathi - happen to them." making it great for sales." or Spice, emerged in 2006, and was nones, with the amphetamine-like In 2013 alone, cathinones, created in Flakka emerged in South Florida last eventually banned in 2011. At the same effects of Molly and Ecstasy. In the China and sold over the Internet, caused year, and has been seen in parts of Texas time, MDMA, which is a phenethy - media it's been dubbed "the insanity 123 deaths in Florida, according to the and Ohio, but is still not illegal in many lamine, saw a resurgence, but by 2010, drug." United Way of Broward County Com - states, according to Hall. synthetic cathinones — "bath salts" and Indeed, flakka has fueled a recent, mission on Substance Abuse. The abuse of synthetic drugs is a the drug Molly — arrived on the club bizarre a spate of public behavior, all oc - Flakka, which can be crushed and well-worn story in the United States — scene. But now, use of MDMA has ta - curring in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. On snorted, swallowed or injected, is ped - the largest consumer market of illicit pered off, due to the growing popularity April 4, a man who had smoked dled under many brand names, drugs, according to Dr. Guohua Li, an of flakka, which costs only about $5 a flakka ran naked in the streets, claiming including the less-potent epidemiologist and founding director of dose. people had stolen his clothes. In March, cathinone, "Molly." Flakka is often the Center for Injury Epidemiology and "It's emerging as the crack cocaine of a man on flakka impaled himself on a mixed with other drugs like metham - Prevention at Columbia University. 2015 with its severe effects high addic - spiked fence outside the police station. phetamine. "Each generation is exposed to different tion rate for a low cost," said Hall. "Peo - He survived. In February, a man on Ecstasy or MDMA is a different class drugs of choice," Li said. "The signature ple are terrified of the drug. It's because flakka tried to kick in the police station of chemical altogether, but Molly, substances and their particular effects the consequences are so devastating." door, claiming cars were chasing him. though often touted as "pure" MDMA, become a unique feature of the birth co - "This is bad stuff," said epidemiolo - is a first-generation cathinone. The se - hort. Designer drugs must stay ahead of Reprinted with permission gist James N. Hall, co-director of the cret word is liberty. Because flakka is the authorities and medical communi - from NBC News. Center for the Study and Prevention of sold under so many different brand ties to keep their illegal business afloat." http://www.nbcnews.com/health/health- Substance Abuse at Nova Southeastern names, including "Molly," users can be In the 1940s, a Swiss chemist synthe - news/flakka-attack-new-synthetic-drug- University in Florida. "The biggest dan - fooled, not knowing the potency of this sized a drug from the ergot fungus and joins-list-spanning-lsd-molly-n341506 ger is these are guinea pig drugs and the new synthetic drug. discovered the psychedelic properties of users are like lab rats." Flakka is "very dose specific," said lysergic acid diethylamide or LSD. But Flakka simulates the effects of the Hall. "Just a little (of it) delivers the high in 1966, after Timothy Leary urged a khat plant, which grows in Somalia and effect. It produces energy to dance and generation to, "turn on, tune in, drop in the Middle East. Experts say that in euphoria. But just a little more — and out," the drug was made illegal.

8 • THE JUSTICE COALITION’S VICTIMS’ ADVOCATE JULY 2015 is another event where Kevin By Shirley Shaw She said, “Kevin was ing them, encouraging them president of the high to stay in school and get an has volunteered the past When Kevin Smalls re - school’s Student Gov - education. They played edu - three years to help distribute cently graduated from Pot - ernment Association, cational games or basketball, turkeys, bread and other food ter’s House Christian which meant he was re - helped with arts and crafts, items to families who would Academy, he walked away sponsible for planning a decorated the apartment’s otherwise not have a special with a diploma, as well as a lot of events, including community center to make it meal for this holiday. long list of achievements dur - a Teacher Appreciation nice and appealing, and Kevin’s father is assistant ing his high school years. program. He initiated worked on a Christmas pro - manager of the Soul Food This talented young man was school-wide activities, duction with the students. Bistro, and his mother works salutatorian of his high in-school games, and at Kevin says, “We want to at the Vystar Credit Union. school class, student govern - an honors banquet for give them something positive Ms. Johnson applauds these ment president, outstanding the student body made to do, provide motivation to parents who “can really be basketball player, volunteer special presentations to make good choices for their counted on to attend every mentor and overall role teachers on behalf of the future. Each summer PHCA event in which their children model for his peers. students. He was a truly sponsors a basketball camp are involved. They are very Recently honored by outstanding student.” called Black Top where we supportive, participate in the WJXT4’s Sam Kouvaris as Kevin attended The teach them fundamentals of Booster Club where they VyStar Student Athlete of the Potter’s House Chris - the game, the skills they need work the gate at games and Week, Kevin is modest about serve at concessions. They go tian Academy from Kevin Smalls to play. I’m looking forward his various roles in school, kindergarten through to participating in that again on basketball trips to support but PHCA Assistant Principal high school. He knows this year.” and act as chaperones.” Lela Johnson was quick to all the teachers and they portive; they want the best He tells young people, “My parents have had a praise him for his involve - know him. He says, “They for you.” “It’s easy to fit in with the major impact on my life – ment in multiple activities. were all very loving and sup - During the school year, he crowd, but better to stand out how to have self-control and and several classmates went and be different. Trouble is discipline,” Kevin says. twice a week to Eureka Gar - easy to get into and hard to “They lead by example.” He dens Apartments complex for get out of. When I make has several brothers and sis - after-school activities with choices, I always make sure I ters, two of whom are follow - about 20 children who live can deal with the conse - ing in his footsteps at PHCA there. They spent about two quences that come with it.” – including an older brother hours each day helping the The Potter’s House an - who also graduated salutato - kids with homework, tutor - nual Thanksgiving Giveaway rian in the first PHCA gradu - ating class of 2005. Kevin will attend Brewton “W hen Parker College at Mt. Vernon, Florida Qu ality Georgia, this fall where he Co Topsoil Inc. unts” plans to play basketball and major in Communications HOMEGROWN FLORIDA TOPSOIL with a minor in coaching. Good top soil is not an accident; it is developed to After he gets his degree he nurture and grow crops, gardens and even lawns. would like to play basketball 3075 Leon Road Serving Northeastern Florida with a team in another coun - Jacksonville, FL 32246 Hours of Operation: try, then return and possibly Phone: (904)646-1275 Monday-Friday: 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Fax: (904)646-3514 Saturday: 8 a.m. -12 p.m. coach or maybe in the future www.floridatopsoil.com be a sports journalist. General Contractor & Utility Contractor State Cert. # CG CO58699 State Cert. # CU CO56868 Whatever his goals may be, we have no doubt he will succeed. Our hats are off to this outstanding young man ON THE SIDE for what he has accomplished OF VICTIMS !! thus far. God bless you, WE SU PPORT TH E JU STICE C OAL ITIO N Kevin; keep up the good work.

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WE NEED YOUR HELP Your help is needed in the following cases. If you have any information, no matter how insignificant, please notify the authorities. UNSOLVED MURDERS We regret that because of insufficient space to include all unsolved murder cases on this page, effective April 2013, we will rotate all pictures, featuring each victim every two months. We remain sorry for your loss and will continue to work to seek justice for all. Name: Christopher Muncie Name: Donald Jerido Name: Ansel Albert Thompson Info: This 37-year-old male was Name: Jason Tyler Pelishek Info: Found murdered in his Info: He was murdered on May shot by an unknown assailant Info: He was found in a park- apartment at Golfair Blvd. on 16, 1990, at 1973 Ribault Scenic outside McB’s Lounge, 6211 ing lot of a law office on Lib- October 18, 2000. Drive. The suspect left the scene St. Augustine Rd. on Mother’s erty Street on July 23, 2012. Notify: JSO at 630-0500 in the victim’s red Nissan Path- Day in 2005. He died on his 38th Notify: Call 630-2626 or First finder. birthday, June 16, 2006. Coast CrimeStoppers at Notify: JSO Homicide at Notify: JSO Homicide at 866-845-TIPS. 630-2172. 630-2172 if you have information about this case. $1,000 REWARD Name: Andre Johnson Name: Sulaiman Allah Name: Samuel A. Scott Info: Andre was found mur- Muhammad Info: This 34-year old was found Name: Tammie Lee Tschappatt dered on June 23, 2005. His Info: This 28-year-old male was shot in his vehicle on January 14, Info: On May 23, 2008, Tammie body was discovered in the found shot while sitting inside his 1995, on I-95 South. His vehicle was shot as she walked on the Ribault River near Lem Turner vehicle on January 9, 2011. He crashed into a wall south of street in the vicinity of Shenan- Rd. was parked at 6650 103rd Street. Ashley Street. doah and Lacoma Dr. She was Notify: JSO at 630-2172 with Notify: JSO Homicide at Notify: JSO Homicide at rushed to Shands where she information about this case. 630-2172. 630-2172. died several days later. Notify: JSO Homicide at Name: Shawn Patrick Newman Name: Jermain Jones 630-2172. Info: On Nov. 9, 2007, unknown Info: Jermain was visiting a re- Name: Moussa Set assailants shot this 35-year-old cently deceased family member Info: He was found dead Name: Michele Tyler-Hart male through the door of his at the Edgewood Cemetery on on May 6, 2003, inside the Info: This 21-year-old was apartment at 4743 Radcliff Ct. Sept. 12, 2005, when he was Amoco on Beach Blvd. and murdered on August 9, 1995, Before losing consciousness, he murdered by an unknown as- Art Museum Dr., lying on near Borden Cemetery off Plant stated, “They came in and shot sailant. the floor and the bulletproof Lane and Old Middleburg Rd. me.” He died later at Shands Notify: JSO at 630-2172 with booth was open. (near I-295) on the Westside. Hospital. information about this case. Notify: JSO Homicide at Notify: JSO Homicide at Notify: JSO Homicide at 630-2172. 630-2172. 630-2172 if you have information Name: Isaac Frank Lambe about this case. Info: On July 4, 2005, Issac Name: Bilaal Kwame Shaw “Buddy” Lambe was killed by a Name: Hiep Nguyen Info: Bilaal “Blair” Shaw, 19, Name: Damien A. Wallace motor vehicle in the 9400 block Info: This young man was found murdered while waiting to catch Info: He was found deceased in of Gibson Ave. near Rogers Ave. murdered on the floor of his busi- a city bus on Jan. 8, 2009 at 5:00 the front seat of a car at 1261 N. The vehicle left the scene after ness, Boba Coffee Shop, June a.m. CrimeStoppers reports only Broad Street on April 27, 2010. hitting the victim. 23, 2004. one tip has been received since Notify: JSO Homicide at Notify: JSO at 630-2178 Notify: JSO Homicide at the young man’s death. 630-2172. 630-2172 if you have information Notify: JSO at 630-0500 or CrimeStoppers at 866-845-TIPS Name: Christopher LaShawn about this case. Lester Name: Dustin Padley Name: Jeffrey Edwin Sheppard Info: On Jan. 31, 2009, JSO Info: On Jan. 9, 2006, this Name: James Alfred Waters Info: This man was murdered responded to 3160 Dignan Street, 23-year-old male was crossing Info: On Jan. 19, 2009, this and his body found in the River- where they found Christopher’s two lanes of Hwy 1 Southbound 32-year-old man was killed side area on August 18, 2008. body. Foul play is suspected. in St. Augustine Beach, when he while sitting in his car at the Notify: JSO Homicide at Notify: JSO Homicide at was struck by a white ’88 or ’89 Cleveland Arms Apts. Numer- 630-2172. 630-2172 if you have information LTD, thrown approx. 120 feet ous witnesses deny knowing about this case. and killed. anything about the murder. Notify: FHP at 904-695-4115, Notify: JSO Homicide at Name: Terry Lamar Maslin ext. 535. 630-2172. Info: Terry was found murdered Name: Merkel Hosea Smalls Name: Julius Parrish on Oct. 16, 2002, at 11501 Harts Info: This man was found de- Name: Otis West Info: He was watching his dog in Road, the Hartswood Apart- ceased on June 23, 2005, in the Info: On Sept. 14, 2002, this the yard on June 30, 2012. A car ments. 11000 block of Thein Street. 29-year-old man was shot in the slowly approached and someone Notify: JSO Homicide at Notify: JSO Homicide at back as he walked away from an began shooting. Another victim 630-2172 if you have information 630-2172. argument with friends to return was also shot, but survived. about this case. to his home. The shooting oc- Notify: JSO Homicide at curred at 1248 W. Duval Street. 630-2172. $10,000 REWARD Notify: JSO Homicide at Name: Tina Marie McQuaig 630-2172. Name: Terrance Dwayne Snead Info: Tina was found murdered at Name: Michael Lamar Perry Info: On Dec. 14, 2003, at 7:30 Cecil Field December 26, 2002. Info: On Aug. 7, 2008, he was pm, the victim was found shot Name: Stephen Wiggins DNA positively identified the gunned down at 13th and Mon- at 1944 Berkley St. in Jackson- Info: On Oct. 7, 2008, 56 year remains March 2003. crief by an unidentified black ville where he lived with his old Stephen was found bleeding Notify: JSO at 630-0500 male riding a green beach cruiser grandmother. and unresponsive on the road- bicycle. side in the area of 5100 Colonial Notify: JSO Homicide at Notify: JSO Homicide at 630-2172. Ave. He was pronounced dead $5,000 630-2172 if you have information at the scene REWARD about this case. Notify: JSO Homicide at Name: John Ragin, Jr. Name: Darrell Lamar Stringfield 630-2172. Name: Donna Mills Info: He and Eric Stubbs were Info: Shot by unknown assailant Info: This young woman was found murdered on June 29, on October 22, 2008, in the park- Name: Cedric Deon Williams murdered by a drive-by shooter 2011, at 5443 Bristol Bay Lane ing lot of Grand Oaks Apts. on Info: This 15-year-old was killed on Dec. 15, 2007, as she slept in N on Jacksonville’s Westside. Justina Road. He died on March at 344 Phelps Street on Sept. 23, her apartment on Confederate Notify: JSO Homicide at 6, 2009. The suspect is a black 2005. Point Road. 630-2172 or CrimeStoppers at male, 20s, 6’2”, 225lbs. Notify: JSO Homicide at Notify: JSO Homicide at 866-845-TIPS. Notify: JSO Homicide at 630-2172. 630-2172 if you have information $10,000 630-2172. $16,000 about this case. REWARD REWARD Name: Crandall “Jack” Reed Name: Eric Stubbs Info: On Nov. 16, 2007, this Info: He and John Ragin, Name: Lance Van Dominguez Name: Kawan Lamar Williams 51-year-old man was driving Jr., were found murdered on Morene Info: In July 13, 2003, Kawan his cab when a white car pulled June 29, 2011, at 5443 Bristol Info: This 23-year-old was killed was shot, apparently during a alongside him, robbed him and Bay Lane N on Jacksonville’s November 9, 2012, in the 3200 robbery, at 8711 Newton Road shot him twice. JSO found him Westside. block of Rayford Street. in the Southwind Villa Apts. on Edgewood trying to get Notify: JSO Homicide at Notify: JSO Homicide at Notify: JSO Homicide at help. He died an hour later. 630-2172 or CrimeStoppers at 630-2172. 630-2172. Notify: JSO Homicide at $10,000 866-845-TIPS. $11,000 630-2172 or CrimeStoppers at REWARD REWARD 866-845-TIPS. Name: Hakeem Muhammad Name: Edin Tabora Name: Ryan Bernard Williams Info: This 17-year-old male was Name: George Renard Info: Murdered on October 31, Info: This 23-year-old was found deceased from a gunshot Santa’Cruz 2008, in front of his home at shot and killed April 1, 2010, wound on July 26, 2006, inside Info: He was found murdered Leigh Meadows Apartments on by unknown assailants after room 119 at the Budget Inn, on Aug. 5, 2005, at 284 Sunbeam Road. being pinned in his car by other 6545 Ramona Blvd. Lamson Street. Notify: JSO Homicide at vehicles at Kings Road and Notify: JSO Homicide at Notify: JSO Homicide at 630-2172. Division Street. 630-2172 if you have information 630-2172. Notify: JSO Homicide at about this case. 630-2172.

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JAMES ARTHUR DANTE DESHAY MOSES KATRIA BACKLUND CLARK CLEMONS COLONAPONTE VA# 6138 VA# 6139 VA# 6140 VA# 6141 White male, 5’ 9”, 150 lbs. Black male, 6’, 150 lbs. Black male, 5’ 8”, 220 lbs. White female, 5’ 6”, 130 lbs. DOB: 5/3/69 DOB: 6/26/88 DOB: 10/5/78 DOB: 2/15/79 Violation: Failure to comply Violation: Possession of Violation: Failure to report Violation: False insurance w/offender requirements cocaine vacated residence claim, staged MVA

BRANDON J. JENNIFER LYNNE SHAVION DAR’YEE WILLIE LEE COMER CORDOVA COUNTS COX VA# 6142 VA# 6143 VA# 6144 VA# 6145 White male, 6’, 160 lbs. White female, 5’ 7”, 175 lbs. Black female, 5’ 3”, 200 lbs. Black male, 5’ 8”, 145 lbs. DOB: 2/4/87 DOB: 8/24/83 DOB: 3/8/91 DOB: 6/1/60 Violation: Burglary, Grand Violation: Child Neglect - Violation: Child abuse Violation: Child abuse Theft VOP x2

MARIO L. ANTONIO L. JOHN LEVON LE’JON S. DAVID DAVIS DAWSEY EDWARDS VA# 6146 VA# 6147 VA# 6148 VA# 6149 Black male, 5’ 4”, 165 lbs. Black male, 6’ 1”, 240 lbs. Black male, 5’ 3”, 248 lbs. Black male, 6’, 165 lbs. DOB: 2/1/88 DOB: 4/12/75 DOB: 7/3/84 DOB: 3/24/80 Violation: Burglary Violation: Burglary Violation: False ID; Dealing Violation: Sex offender, in stolen property failure to comply

WILFREDO I. RICARDO DEPADRA DANIEL CHRISTOPHER SABRINA BRYANT FLORAN GALLOWAY GRIFFIS HARRELL VA# 6152 VA# 6150 VA# 6153 VA# 6151 White male, 6’ 1”, 235 lbs. Hispanic male, 6’, 180 lbs. White female, 5’ 5”, 220 lbs. Black male, 6’ 1”, 200 lbs. DOB: 9/1/74 DOB: 12/29/76 DOB: 5/26/86 DOB: 2/3/81 Violation: Grand Theft Violation: Ins. Fraud x2; Violation: Attpt murder; Violation: VOP-False ID intentional MVA PFCF; attpt armed robbery verification, DSP

DERRICK BERNARD MAURICE LAMONT JOSEPH CECIL AMY ELAINE JOHNSON JONES JORDAN LUSTER VA# 6154 VA# 6155 VA# 6156 VA# 6157 Black male, 5’ 8”, 190 lbs. Black male, 5’ 7”, 135 lbs. Black male, 6’ 3”, 179 lbs. White female, 5’ 8,” 150 lbs. DOB: 11/1/87 DOB: 1/28/91 DOB: 3/24/72 DOB: 4/1/74 Violation: Aggravated Violation: Aggravated Violation: Unnatural and Violation: Writ of Attach - domestic assault assault/battery lascivious act ment - Child Support

TIMOTHY LYNN CORNELIUS LAMONT DERRICK JAMES DONALD R. LYONS MANN McLAURIN MINCEY VA# 6158 VA# 6159 VA# 6160 VA# 6161 White male, 5’ 9,” 160 lbs. Black male, 5’ 7”, 165 lbs. Black male, 6’, 265 lbs. Black male, 5’ 10”, 155 lbs. DOB: 7/20/61 DOB: 5/6/81 DOB: 2/8/70 DOB: 10/2/61 Violation: Agg. assault Violation: Robbery Violation: Uttering Violation: Cruelty to w/deadly weapon Animals

ROBERT JOSEPH MARCUS WINDELL TINA MAY JAMES CALVIN PASANEN PRESHA SMITH THOMAS VA# 6162 VA# 6163 VA# 6164 VA# 6165 White male, 5’ 9”, 165 lbs. Black male, 5’ 8,” 170 lbs. White female, 5’ 1”, 198 lbs. Black male, 5’ 11”, 185 lbs. DOB: 8/24/83 DOB: 5/8/91 DOB: 5/10/80 DOB: 6/4/72 Violation: Writ of bodily Violation: Grand theft auto Violation: False ID, DSP Violation: Aggravated battery attachment w/deadly weapon, PFCF

WANTED POSTERS TERMINOLOGY KEY CURTIS DAVID LEE AFDC – Aid for Dependent Children HO – Habitual Offender TOMPKINS, JR. WILLIAMS VA# 6166 Batt. – Battery LEO – Law Enforcement Officer VA# 6167 Black male, 5’ 11”, 215 lbs. CW – Concealed Weapon PCS – Possession of Controlled Substance White male, 5’ 10”, 120 lbs. DOB: 3/25/88 DOB: 8/23/63 Cont. Subs. – Controlled Substance PFCF – Possession of Firearm by Convicted Felon Violation: Aggravated Violation: Petit theft, DLSR – Driver’s License Suspended or Revoked PT – Petit Theft assault, PFCF False ID, DSP Dom. Agg. Assault – Domestic Aggravated Assault TRAF. MDMA – Ecstasy Trafficking DSP – Dealing in Stolen Property Uttering – Forgery DW – Deadly Weapon VOP – Violation of Probation/Parole FA – Firearm WC – Worthless Check Fel – Felony Man.Del.Cocaine – Manufacturing and Delivering ON THE SIDE OF FTA – Failed to Appear Cocaine GT – Grand Theft VICTIMS !!

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What We Do NASSA U COUNTY’S BUSTED MOST WANTED Services offered by Sheriff Bill Leeper and the Nassau County Sheriff’s Office endorse the efforts of th e This featureture made possible Justice Coalition to capture wanted criminals. We rely greatly on the public’s participa - tion in locating wanted persons and deeply appreciate their efforts.

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June 2015 ing criminal justice pro - Violation: Sexual Battery

Arrested: June 2015 ceedings and their
Violation: Grand t


heft rights as victims of

crime. JACOB MILLER NICHOLAS MITCHELL DEHAAN • Network our resources to Race: White Sex: Male VA#: 6119 provide the victim coun - DOB: 8/2/1994 Ht: 5’ 6” Weight: 145 Featured: June 2015 Violation: Aggravated Battery seling and/or support Arrested: June 2015 Violation: Robbery groups, if needed.

• Accompany victims to JORDON MARTINEZ MARGARET BRIDGET
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NNIS court proceedings. This Race: White Sex: Male
VA
#: 6120 includes pretrial hear - DOB: 3/16/1992 Ht: 5’ 9 ” Weight: 175

Featured: June 2015 ings, trials, depositions, Violation: Sale & delivery of controlled substance Arrested: June 2015 meetings with prosecu - Violation: Child abuse tors and injunction hear - ings. WENDY PICKETT BRUNO SALGADO Race: White Sex: Female • Act as a liaison between VA#: 6132 DOB: 2/1/1974 Ht: 5’ 2” Weight: 142 victims and prosecu - Featured: June 2015 Violation: Grand Theft, Schemes to defraud Arrested: Ju
ne 2015 tors, law enforcement Violation: False/

fraudulent insurance claims and the media.

• Assist victims in creating CHRISTINE SAUNDERS DAWN ALL
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TER an effective impact Race: White Sex: Female VA#: 6133

statement to the court. DOB: 11/11/1960 Ht: 5’ 5” Weight: 140 Featured: June 2015 Violation: Uttering forged checks, GT Arrested: June 2015 • Assist victims in applying Violation: Grand theft, false IS, DSP for victims’ compensa - tion. JACARA JOHNSON DAVI D CRAWFORD • Assist victims in publiciz - Race: Black Sex: Female VA#: Baker County ing rewards for un - DOB: 12/19/1990 Ht: 4’ 11” Weight: 100 Featured: April 2015
solved murders and Violation: Worthless Checks Arrested: June
2015
missing persons. Violation: PFC
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Call the NCSO at 1-855-725-2632 today! RICHARD LEWIS CUNNINGHAM paper that prints crime VA#: Clay County victims’ stories, pictures Featured: June 2015 of unsolved murder vic - Arrested: June 2015 tims, missing persons, Violation: VOP Grand

theft, DSP, Burglary wanted criminals and

much more. We Need Your Help TAMMI L a

POINTE VA#: Nassau County Volunteer Opportunities: Featured: June

2015 • Delivering our Victims’ Arrested: June

2015 Advocate newspapers Violation: Schemes to Defraud Missing • Clerical assistance • Research and newspa - Frank Brown, 52 per writing missing since

• Fundraisers June 3, 2015

• Posting flyers for missing

persons and unsolved




murders
• Special events Released from Baptist Medical Center and never re - turned home. The complainant advises he is mentally disabled and prone to seizures. Efforts to locate him have been unsuccessful. If you have any information about him, please call JSO at 904/630-0500.

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CLAY COUNTY’S BRADFO RD COUNTY’S

MOST WANTED MOST WANTED Sheriff Rick Beseler and the Clay County Sheriff’s Office endorse the efforts of the Sheriff Gordon Smith and the Bradford County Sheriff’s Office endorse the efforts Justice Coalition to capture wanted criminals. We rely greatly on the public’s participa - of the Justice Coalition to capture wanted criminals. We rely greatly on the public’s tion in locating wanted persons and deeply appreciate their efforts. participation in locating wanted persons and deeply appreciate their efforts.

JAMES DONALD GREEN MARJORI E NEELE Y Race: White Sex: Male Race: White Sex: Female DOB: 12/12/1981 Ht: 6’ Weight: 160 DOB: 12/22/1967 Ht: 5’ 5” Weight: 155 Violation: (Sex Offender) Registration Violation Violation: Wanted for Felony FTA
MARION COLEMAN TONY C. HAYE Race: Black Sex: Male Race: Black Sex: Male DOB: 8/2/1988 Ht: 5’ 11” Weight: 160 DOB: 8/4/1985 Ht: 5’ 9” Weight: 180 Jeffrey H. Tomack, MHSA, NHA Violation: Aggravated Assault Violation: Wanted for misdemeanor FTA Administrator BOBBY TYRONE KENNEDY JUSTEN KELLY 730 COLLEGE STREET JACKSONVILLE, FL 32204 Race: Black Sex: Male Race: White Sex: Male DOB: 7/3/1986 Ht: 5’ 6” Weight: 125 TEL: (904) 358-6711 DOB: 3/29/1967 Ht: 5’ 4” Weight: 170 Violation: Burglary to dwelling / Grand Theft Violation: Wanted for Trafficking in stolen property, PFCF FAX: (904) 358-6499 AQUILES JACKSON JAI RAY NOBLE Race: Black Sex: Male [email protected] Race: White Sex: Male DOB: Ht: 5’ 9” Weight: 160 DOB: 1/20/1980 Ht: 6’ 2” Weight: 185 Violation: Wanted for Felony VOP Violation: VOP Robbery with weapon JOHNNY ODELL PERRY, JR. Call the BCSO at (904) 966-2276 today! Race: White Sex: Male P.O.P.S. DOB: 9/23/1978 Ht: 6’ 1” Weight: 196 Violation: Grand Theft x2 The Justice Coalition ST. JOHN’S COUNTY’S appreciates the supportpp of its MATTHEW JORDAN ROGERS Positively Outrageous Race: White Sex: Male MOST WANTED Partners DOB: 6/16/1985 Ht: 5’ 9” Weight: 190 Sheriff David Shoar and the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office endorse the efforts of ACS Security Systems Violation: VOP Burglary / Possession of Controlled Substance the Justice Coalition to capture wanted criminals. We rely greatly on the public’s partic - ipation in locating wanted persons and deeply appreciate their efforts. Lou Webber Tires

MICHAEL ROY SURLA Miller Electric Race: White Sex: Male SEAN LEWIS AYMAR Buck Autrey DOB: 4/17/1981 H t: 5’ 6” Weight: 170  Race: White Sex: M ale WW Gay Mechanical Violation: (Sex Offender) Registration Violation DOB: 7/17/1986 Ht: 5’ 10” Weight: 200 Contractors, Inc. Violation: Grand theft of controlled substance DANIEL RAY WHITEHEAD Race: White Sex: Male PHILLIP ALL EN BALDWIN DOB: 7/25/1988 Ht: 6’ 2” Weight: 160 Race: White Sex: Male WHERE YOU Violation: VOP Aggravated Assault w/Deadly Weapon, Resist LEO DOB: 7/4/1993 Ht: 5’ 5” Weight: 125 w/Violence, Possession of Controlled Substance CAN FIND THE Violation: VO P Aggravated deadly assault

Call the CCSO at (904) 213-6031 today! ALICIA MEDARY D eCAMPOS Race: White Sex: Female DOB: 1/1/1963 Ht: 5’ 3” Weight: 140 City Hall Violation: BAKER  COU NTY’S  Leaving scene of crash w/damage, DWLSR (habitual) City Hall Annex Duval County Courthouse DENZEL DAQUAN GADSON Jacksonville MOST WANTED Race: Black Sex: Male Sheriff Joey Dobson and the Baker Co unty Sheriff’s Office endorse the efforts of the DOB: 9/17/1993 Ht: 5’ 7” Weight: 161 Public Libraries Justice Coalition to capture wanted criminals. We rely greatly on the public’s participa - Violation: Shooting into occupied vehicle, delinquent poss of firearm Police Memorial Building tion in locating wanted persons and deeply appreciate their efforts. Sonny’s Real Pit RUFUS SYRANZY HILL Bar-B-Q STARLET DAWN DAVIS Race : Black Sex: M ale Office Depot Race: Sex: White Female DOB: 11/11/1982 Ht: 5’ 7” Weight: 189 The Jacksonville Landing DOB: 6/24/1982 Ht: Weight: Violation: Grand theft auto Violation: LewUd or LRascivioEus EDxhibition Most Major CAPT Downtown Buildings GREGORY BERNARD SHAZEL Jenkins Quality Barbeque GEORGE M. SCHLARBAUM Race: Black Sex: Male (all locations) Race: White Sex: Male DOB: 6/25/1988 Ht: 6’ Weight: 160

DOB: 5/18/1972 Ht: Weight: Violation: Felony battery Jacksonville Area: Violation: Battery (select locations) Larry’s Giant Subs LEE M . BATTL ES DERRICK LINARD SMITH, JR. Race: Black Sex: Male Race: Black Sex: Male Gate Food Posts DOB: 5/11/1990 Ht: Weight: DOB: 1/15/1992 Ht: 5’ 8” Weight: 152 Firehouse Subs Violation: VOP Cocaine/controlled substance, VOP petit theft Violation: Possession of Weapon, DSP, child DNeglect, Famous Amos Restaurants URDrugE Paraphernalia CAPT McDonald’s Restaurants Call the BCSO at (904) 259-2231 today! JEFFREY  ISAIAH  TATUM  Wal-Mart Race: Black Sex: Male DOB: 9/26/1989 Ht: 5’ 6” Weight: 130 Green Cove Springs: Violation: Cocaine possession, PFCF (select locations) Green Cove City Hall If you are a victim

of domestic abuse, Call the SJSO at (904) 824-8304 today! Clay Co. Sheriff’s Office Clay County Admin. Bldg. there IS help for you. Call this 24-hour And hotline to receive help day or night ON THE SIDE Middleburg: 1-800 -500- 1119  OF VICTIMS !! McDonald’s

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