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Chris Tucker Losing Home NORTHEAST FLORIDA’S OLDEST, LARGEST, MOST READ AFRICAN AMERICAN OWNED NEWSPAPER The Florida Star Presorted Standard The Florida Star, U.S. Postage Paid P. O. Box 40629 Jacksonville, FL The Georgia Star! Jacksonville, FL 32203 Permit No. 3617 Food, Music, Impact Radio Can’t Get to the Store Fun Sat. Nov. 19 AM1360 (904) 766-8834 8808 Lem Turner Have The Star Delivered SINCE 1951 Veterans-B1&B3 Noon to 4 Read The Florida An Award and Georgia Star Winning Newspapers. Publication, Listen to IMPACT serving you Radio Talk Show. since 1951. WWW.thefloridastar.com Rated “A” by Still the people’s the Better choice, striving to Business Bureau www.thefloridastar.com make a difference. NOVEMBER 19, 2011 - NOVEMBER 25, 2011 VOL. 61 NO. 31 50 CENTS Operation Dot Com - $330K Seized Chris Tucker Losing Home Even though Chris Tucker is very talented and his wife is very giving, it has been reported that they are about to lose their $6 million 10,000 square-foot Florida estate. The home was pur- George E. Seldon Brown Albert Clarke Andrea Apollo Stewart chased in 2007. They Waziri Thompson presently owe $4.4 million to the bank and IRS has now placed a $11.5 million lien on the property that they claim Mr. Tucker owes them. This problem is really causing a ‘rush hour.’ Robbery and Police Chase Ends in Cameron Jeffery Kelsey Kenneth Crum Marta Gizaw McSwain Whitmore II Panagioutou Crash at Jenkins Bar-B-Que There was money flowing through Jacksonville but it was not legal. Sheriff Rutherford called a press conference on Tuesday advising that his office, the Drug Enforcement Administration, Immigrations and Customs Enforcement, the U. S. Postal Service Shaun and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement Victor Zanders Richards were able to take down a drug smuggling opera- tion that was based in Jacksonville. Even though the operation was headquartered in Jacksonville, it reached from Mexico,California and across the country and sold in northeast Florida. The drug bust was called, Operation Dot Com but had nothing to do with the Internet. It was understood that it was named after its leader’s nickname-Dot. The leader was George Wazirim who is 29 years of age. They received a break in the operation with a traffic stop of the ringleader and found at that time, $72,000 in a hidden compartment of his vehicle. The drugs were smuggled in hidden panels of cars and in shipments through the U. S. Postal Service as well as private delivery services. The officers found nine guns, nine vehicles and $330,000 in cash as a result of the Jacksonville Police were chasing two men who were robbery suspects. The men investigation. were in a stolen pickup truck. Sheriff Rutherford stated that this was a very significant find as the ring smug- The chase began when the two men accidently rammed a patrol car. It ended when gled 200 kilograms of cocaine with a street value of $6 million through our city. the stolen pickup hit the car of a Jenkins Barbecue employee which was parked in With the economy the way it is, they were able to sell their product in northeast front of the restaurant. The restaurant is located at the corner of Edgewood Avenue Florida, Atlanta, Arizona and California. and Kings Road. This drug bust led to the arrest of the leader, Dot, whose real name is George E. As you can see, the restaurant and the employee’s vehicle suffered damage. Waziri, and 16 others on drug trafficking and conspiracy charges, mostly in The two suspects are now facing charges of battery on a law enforcement officer, Jacksonville. They have issued warrants for four other people on charges as a result possession of firearms, resisting, fleeing and eluding, as well as auto theft. of this operation being closed down. The officer who was driving the patrol car suffered a contusion but did not get hos- pital treatment at the time. Professor/Jazz Musician in Cain First Republican in Both Political Sides Agree that Jacksonville this Weekend Race to get Secret Service Debt Committee Must Not Fail Favorite son, trumpet Cal Thomas is a conservative columnist and Bob Three members of Herman Cain’s campaign team master, Professor Beckel is a liberal Democratic strategist. This week in apologized on Wednesday after a local police officer Longineu Parsons returns the USA Today, they both agreed that it will be painful who said he was there to protect the Republican presi- to Jazzland Cafe on for automatic cuts and that such cuts will be far, wide dential candidate manhandled a female reporter while Saturday, November 19. and dangerous but, a deal must be made, even if it in Florida.. This time he is bringing means tax hikes. Herman Cain became on Thursday the first his new group, the As of this week, the Supercommittee still have not Republican presidential candidate to receive Secret Longineu Parsons come to an agreement and both sides are now shifting Service protection, a spokesman for the presidential Quartet, which includes the blame. The committee’s deadline is November 23, guard agency said. 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