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SUWANNEECOMING FRIDAY VALLEY TRANSIT AUTHORITY CommunityCurrent s MOVING IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION ADVENT CHRISTIAN VILLAGE NEWS / PAGES 10-11A Suwannee Democrat 127th YEAR, NO. 35 | 3 SECTIONS, 38 PAGES Wednesday Edition — February 15, 2012 50 CENTS Serving Suwannee County since 1884, including Live Oak, Wellborn, Dowling Park, Branford, McAlpin and O’Brien CHAMBER SUPERLATIVES RacingRacing inin Coming Friday: DaytonaDaytona Chamber of Commerce Coming Friday: names citizen, Local Fain Skinner to race trailblazer in Daytona’s upcoming of the year ARCA series Slick Mist 200 Liquor Branford man Redistricting license gets final nod killed in wreck Now maps move to the drawing Florida Supreme Court By Jeffry Boatright [email protected] 714 applications filed After the Florida House of Representa- By Jeffry Boatright tives approved new House, Senate and [email protected] congressional maps on Feb. 3, the Florida Senate followed suit and approved the The application process measure on Feb. 9. to be included in the double According to the Florida Senate Major- random drawing for a ity Office Press Secretary Allison Aubu- liquor license in Suwannee chon, the Florida Supreme Court now has County closed Feb. 9 with 30 days to issue their declaratory judg- 714 applications filed, De- partment of Business and Professional Regulations Director of Communica- To view the maps and tions Sandi Copes Poreda to learn more, visit stated in an email Friday. Photo: Rob Wolfe The final number of ap- A Branford man died after the motorcycle he was riding col- http://www.floridaredistr plications filed is almost lided with this truck on US 129 South Saturday afternoon. icting.org/. double that of the last up- dated number the Democrat ment on the measure. reported on Feb. 7 which “Should that determination be that our was 385 entry forms. Two arrested following plans are indeed valid, the plans will be According to Poreda, the sent to the United States Department of double random drawing to Justice,” Aubuchon wrote in an email. select the persons who will truck-motorcycle crash “Should they find no objection, the dis- be entitled to apply for the By Jeffry Boatright 23-year-old Brian Adams tricts take effect.” licenses will occur after all [email protected] of Branford was killed in However, democrats contend that the Brian Adams of the applications have the crash when his 2007 maps violate anti-gerrymandering stan- been reviewed and all can- A Saturday afternoon Honda motorcycle collided dards that are part of the Fair Districts didates are determined to be collision between a pickup with a 1998 Dodge pickup eligible. truck and a motorcycle on driven by Humberto SEE REDISTRICTING, PAGE 12A The length of time this U.S. 129 South resulted in Machuca, 46, 9468 105th will take will be determined the death of a Branford Drive, Live Oak around man and the arrest of two 4:30 p.m. SEE LIQUOR, PAGE 12A Live Oak men, the Florida Machuca was reportedly South county Highway Patrol reported. Humberto Manuel According to the FHP, SEE TWO, PAGE 12A Machuca Torrez crash leads to arrest Check By Jeffry Boatright Crash on I-75 claims a life [email protected] scam By Jeffry Boatright An O’Brien man was ar- [email protected] rested for driving while li- cense suspended and leav- busted A single vehicle crash on ing the scene of an acci- I-75 Monday afternoon dent with property dam- claimed the life of a Penn- age, the Florida Highway sylvania man, according to Patrol reported. the Florida Highway Patrol. Phillip Parker According to FHP Demetrius Celestine Robert M. Craley, 71, of records, Phillip Wade Brown Collins Airville, Pa., died after the Parker, 33, O’Brien, was 1995 Dodge Ram 2500 van traveling west on 216th Street around By Jeffry Boatright in which he was driving 5:05 p.m., Feb. 8, when he illegally at- [email protected] struck a large tree and over- tempted to pass the vehicle that was trav- turned. eling ahead of him. An organized counterfeit According to FHP, Craley Reports show that when the driver of check printing and passing was driving north on I-75 in the vehicle ahead of Parker activated her operation that involved the outside travel lane near left turn signal and slowed to turn onto personal identification in- mile marker 440. The van 41st Road, Parker swerved into the east- formation from hundreds exited the roadway and bound lane of 216th Street and accelerat- of individuals has been drove onto the northbound ed, attempting to pass the vehicle in front foiled after an extensive in- grassy shoulder. The van This wreck on I-75, just north of CR 136 in Suwannee County, of him. As the other vehicle turned, Park- vestigation by the Live Oak claimed the life of a Pennsylvania man Monday afternoon. Police Department, police SEE CRASH, PAGE 12A - Photo: Suwannee County Fire/Rescue SEE SOUTH COUNTY, PAGE 12A reports show. Arrested in connection with the counterfeit opera- tion were Demetrius K. Campaign 2012 CHEVY 1500 underway to 2012 2012 CHEVYCHEVY 15001500 SEE CHECK, PAGE 12A save the cats AUTO, AC, CRUISE PAGE 13A * After rebate, COMING FRIDAY must own or trade 99 or $ Branford bus company sued in FAMU hazing death newer $ $ GM Vehicle 18,940 18,940 » Live Oak City Council met Tuesday night 18,940 722611jbV Just East Of Downtown Live Oak, FL 362-2976 Visit us on the web at » Cooking the Wooley Bully way WES HANEY Family Owned & Operated Since 1967 www.weshaneychevrolet.com » www.suwanneedemocrat.com I SUWANNEE DEMOCRAT PAGE 2A /LIVE OAK WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2012 HOW TO REACH US ON THE SIDE Switchboard, 386-362-1734 FLIP Fax, 386-364-5578 Email, [email protected] Mail, P. O. B ox 3 7 0 Live Oak, FL 32064 Arrest Record Office, 211 Howard Street East I Publisher, Editor’s note: The to make note of this in the Sheriff’s Office FWC-Florida Wildlife Beech Street, Live Oak, FL, Myra Regan, ext. 122 Suwannee Democrat prints newspaper when judicial LOPD-Live Oak Police Commission no valid dl, fta (no valid dl): the entire arrest record each proof is presented to us by Department DOT-Department of LOPD - D. Slaughter week. If your name appears you or the authorities. FDLE-Florida Depart- Transportation February 11, Rego Perez, CONTACT US WITH here and you are later found The following abbrevia- ment of Law Enforcement OALE-Office of Agricul- 25, 610 Orchard Avenue, YOUR COMMENTS not guilty or the charges are tions are used below: FHP-Florida Highway tural Law Enforcement Live Oak, FL, trespassing: dropped, we will be happy SCSO-Suwannee County Patrol P & P-Probation and Pa- LOPD - D. Slaughter If you have any questions or concerns, call us at 386-362-1734 role February 11, David Her- or visit our Web site at USMS-US Marshals Ser- nandez, 32, 802 Pinewood www.suwanneedemocrat.com The Decker Law Firm vice Way, Live Oak, FL, poss co- Attorneys at Law ATF-Department of Alco- caine dwls knowingly: hol, Tobacco and Firearms LOPD - D. Slaughter NEWSROOM Rose M. Decker, Jr Anthony W. Chauncey DOC-Department of Cor- February 12, Ernest Allen I Editor, rections Driver, 29, 2478 Se Arabian Jeff Waters, ext. 131 Andrew J. Decker, III Andrew J. Decker, IV I Reporter, Rd, Branford, FL, disorder- Misty Ward, ext. 130 • Criminal Defense • Foreclosures • Bankruptcy February 9, Demetrius ly intoxication: SCSO-Z. I Reporter, • Family Law • Business Formation Kenyatta Brown, 31, 218 Clark Joyce Marie Taylor, ext. 134 320 White Avenue, Live Oak, FL 32064 • Real Property • Wills, Estates, Guardianships, I Reporter, Sw Lafayette Ave, Live February 13, David Allen Jeffry Boatright, ext. 132 & Commercial Litigation and Probate Oak, FL, organized Gatlin, 42, 264th St, Bran- •Personal Injury 717781arv scheme/defraud, grand theft ford, FL, burglary(structure) +10k-20k x 17, utt forged 2cts, grand theft 2cts, deal- bank bill x 17, forging ing stolen prop 2cts, bur- ADVERTISING ck/bank bill x 17, resist w/o glary(structure), grand theft, I Advertising Manager, viol: LOPD-Bates/Gamble criminal mischief: SCSO- Monja Slater, ext. 105 February 9, Charles D.Taylor I Sr. Advertising Representative, Bill Regan, ext. 160 Robert Helsabeck, 45, 484 February 13, Adam Ben- I Advertising Representative, Sw.Paul Allison Court, ton Scida, 23, 4744 Nw Brenda Demarais, ext. 109 Lake City, FL, vop o/c poss 28th Way, Boca Raton, FL, I Advertising Representative, -20gr cannab: SCSO- vop-poss of lsd: SCSO- Jennifer Hutchins, ext. 141 A.Loston T.Smith I Classified/Legal, Louise Sheddan, ext. 102 February 9, Misty Dawn February 13, James Bren- I Telesales Ad Representative, Harper, 31, 777 N. W. Pills- dan Kirby, 21, 1411 Myrtle Virginia Milam, ext. 103 bury Drive, Lake City, FL, St, Live Oak, FL, bond re- fta o/c petit theft, pay cash voked per Judge Johnson: only $500.00: SCSO- SCSO-M Jellks CIRCULATION A.Loston February 13, Joshua I Circulation February 9, Glen Miller, Khiry Cox, 22, 1035 N.E. Service Hours, M-F 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. 32, 518 Everitt Ave, Pana- Duval Street, Live Oak, FL, Subscription Rates, ma City, FL, illeg use of burglary: LOPD-K.Kirby In-county, $33 Out-of-county, $48 credit cd, poss 2+ counterf February 13, Allison cred/cd; use id of deceased Bernard Broxey, 18, 1035 5k+no valid dl; illeg use Davis Street N.E., Live credit cd; illeg use credit Oak, FL, burglary: LOPD- cd, illeg use credit cd, illeg K.Kirby Suwannee use credit cd, illeg use February 13, Bertha Lee 725260dsv credit cd, illeg use credit Daniels, 47, 1451 Berry Democrat cd, illeg use credit cd, fraud Street, Jennings, FL, vop imperson use id w/o con- o/c obtain cntrl subs: sent 5 k dollar, fraud imper- SCSO-A.Loston son use id w/o consent 5 k February 13, Brenda Lee dollar, fraud imperson use Carter, 40, Lowell C I, re- Serving Suwannee County Since 1884 id w/o consent 5 k dollar, turn for court: fraud imperson use id w/o February 13, William The Suwannee Democrat, published consent 5 k dollar, fraud Joseph Bastien, 50, 10984 Wednesday and Friday.
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