Dugger: 20 Years and Counting...... 2 We Need Your Help; Unsolved Murders...... 10 FUGITIVES To Protect and Serve...... 3 Missing Persons...... 11 CAPTURED Together We Can 2663 Shame, Shame, Shame...... 6 Attorney General Pam Bondi...... 12 Mayor Brown: Train Up a Child...... 7 JSO Most Wanted...... 13 Happy MISSING A Word From the JC Board Chair...... 7 Campaign Breakfast Busted...... 14 PERSONS Hats Off!: Scotty McGee...... 8 Nassau, Baker, Bradford, Clay and St. Johns Most Wanted...14-15 FOUND 179 FSS Missing Children...... 8 February 19 Special Thanks...... 16 New Year

AVAILABLE ONLINE 24/7 JANUARY 2015 www.justicecoalition.org Volume 20 • Number 10 • FREE Untested rape kits The Tragedy of Missing Persons – time to act now By Shirley Shaw Missing Man By Jay Howell Last month skull fragments were discovered at the former Northside home of a woman who’s been missing Modern science has 22 years. The Medical Examiner has not determined their Douglas David now provided the capabil- identity, but excavated remains are believed to be those Swanson ity to identify the criminal of Bonnie Ham, a lovely 23-year-old mother who disap- Last seen at a perpetrators of hundreds, peared January 6, 1993, leaving behind a 3-year-old son. friend’s birthday if not thousands, of un- Her husband was suspected of murdering her, especially party somewhere solved sexual assaults and after the son told police he saw his father shoot his mother near Newton Road other serious crimes. But and even showed them where the shotgun was thrown and Belfort Road on the critical evidence that will track down into a nearby river. Because her body was never found, December 14, 2014. the perpetrators and provide a measure charges were not filed. He was driving his of court-approved scientific evidence Family members now hope that finally justice will be white Chevy Tahoe against them is housed in the vaults of served and her killer prosecuted for her death. Although with a gray scoop on law enforcement and related agencies in they believed their loved one was dead, they were not ab- the hood. If you have information regarding his every state. solutely certain, and while this latest development stirs up whereabouts, please call JSO at 904/630-0500 or National estimates indicate there are all the pain of her loss, at least they will experience a mea- CrimeStoppers at 866/845-TIPS. more than 100,000 sexual assault foren- sure of closure. sic evidence kits, often called “rape kits,” This event also brings to the surface the grief of many sitting untested in law enforcement files. other area families whose loved ones’ whereabouts remain for them to post. Each day is a challenge; every second This situation does not exist because law a mystery. On page 11 in this paper (and every month) we of each hour is consumed with thoughts of our mother. enforcement has dropped the ball. To the list 18 pictures of missing individuals whom we’ve tried Countless hours without sleep have passed while we try contrary, many of these untested rape kits to help locate by posting rewards and information on bill- to put the pieces together and cope with her being gone. were filed away before science provided boards and by writing articles about their disappearance. We are living in a state of shock, unable to comprehend the the DNA key to unlocking their secrets. We know the pain of uncertainty and the agonizing ques- living nightmare into which we have been thrust.” As recently as the early 80s, when I prose- tions posed: Where are they? Are they in pain? Are they This scenario is/has been repeated for every single cuted sexual crimes in Florida, we did not hungry? What happened to them? Now does the discov- missing person – those we at the JC know about, as well have DNA evidence to use in court. We ery of Ms. Haims’ body give new hope for other families as multiple others in JSO’s Missing Persons Unit. Remem- had fingerprints and hair analysis, but no as they continue their search? ber when two 12-year-old boys went missing in February DNA. We published an article in August 2001 by the children 2005? Speaking on behalf of her family, Angie Campbell Actually, two separate events had of Jackie Markham who went missing from her Callahan writes, “Our family is no stranger to the overwhelming to occur before the testing of these kits home earlier that year. They said, “We have spent count- flood of emotions one goes through with a missing loved would guarantee any success. Obviously, less hours each day on the phone talking to anyone who one. We have been on this journey for more than nine one was the science necessary to identify will listen to spread the word of her disappearance; we’ve years since my nephew Mark Degner and his friend Bryan a human being through his/her DNA sent thousands of flyers throughout the Jacksonville area Hayes disappeared from Paxon Middle School. and the ability to readily retrieve and test and surrounding counties to business and organizations that DNA from a host of common surfac- Tragedy... Continued on page 4 es, from skin and clothing to household objects and weapons. The second event was the establish- Successful Child Sex Prosecution ment, by the individual states, of broad databases that would reveal the DNA By Angela Corey these tough cases every single day identities of individuals arrested or con- at the SAO. These two prosecutors State Attorney victed of a wide variety of crimes. were recently victorious in seeking The DNA Breakthrough . . . . Child sex crime justice for two sex crime victims There may be no way to know for cer- cases are some of who were under the age of six when tain, but the first individual convicted in a the toughest cases their abuse started. case involving DNA proof may have been we prosecute at the French and Licandro took Ear- a burglar and rapist in Florida in 1987. State Attorney’s Of- nest Demetrus Bolton, 42, to trial The State of Virginia initiated the first fice (SAO). Many times, child vic- and convicted him on three counts DNA testing policy in 1989 and with it, tims fear going to court to face their of Sexual Battery, one count of At- the requirement that certain sex offenders abusers. They are afraid to testify tempted Sexual Battery, and one and violent felons provide samples to the in front of strangers. It’s also hard count of Lewd or Lascivious Mo- databank. At first, the states only man- for these victims to relive the pain lestation for his abuse on the two dated that convicted sexual offenders of their abuse all over again. But young girls. Bolton was sentenced in with the support and determination the case and received five life terms provide their DNA. Gradually, over a pe- Earnest Bolton riod of about ten years, the states began to of those who are assigned to these on each of the five counts. Two of the delay is the victim is scared or expand the criteria for mandatory DNA cases in the Special Assault Divi- the life sentences run consecutively; has even been threatened to not submission. sion, or SAD, justice can prevail. the rest run concurrently. Two Assistant State Attorneys, Many times, months or years say anything. In the Bolton case, Howell... Continued on page 5 Cameron French and Catherine Li- can go by before the abuse is dis- the abuse came to light years after candro, are assigned to SAD and see covered. Sometimes the reason for Corey... Continued on page 5 The views, opinions, and positions expressed in articles submitted by monthly and/or pe- The Justice Coalition is a grass roots, non-profit (501(c)3), non-partisan organization that operates on contri- riodic contributors to the Victims’ Advocate butions, proceeds from fundraising events and newspaper advertisements, etc. Please help us continue our newspaper do not necessarily reflect the advocacy for innocent victims of violent crime in NE Florida. Visit our website at www.justicecoalition.org, or views of the Justice Coalition. JANUARY 2015 call (904)783-6312The Ju to sseet howice you C cano bea ali partt ofio thisn vital’s service.Victims’ Advocate • 1 20 Years and Counting! have not become calloused or indiffer- ent; rather our passion to continue the From the Director JC’s mission is firm. In this past year alone, we have assisted more than 300 by Ann Dugger victims, walking with them through every phase of their devastating ex- periences – from the occurrence of the This year marks the 20th anniversary crime through the maze of the criminal of the Justice Coalition. I can’t believe justice process and beyond. Through that much time has elapsed since Ted difficult times and economical setbacks Hires saw the need for someone to ad- God has been faithful to provide all our vocate for innocent victims of violent needs and sustain us. crime and started this organization. I’m In 2015 I’m excited about a new ser- sure most of you know that he was a vice we will provide that takes place local businessman who owned several right here in our office. As we have as- Sonny’s Real Pit BBQ restaurants – and sessed and responded to the immediate that he and his staff were held at gun- needs of victims and/or their families, point, fearing for their lives. During the we’ve also comforted and lent emotion- to learn more about Scotty and what short message from JC Board of Direc- subsequent trial Ted was appalled that al support during their heartbreaking makes him such a valuable asset to this tors Chairman Roger Delaney, propos- HE, the victim, was merely an observ- experience. We’ve accompanied fami- organization. ing a united effort to meet our financial er, a witness, while the criminals were lies to every courtroom event, we’ve His older brother was murdered on needs: 500 people who will pledge at represented by attorneys who ensured held press conferences and posted re- a college campus, and in a separate in- least $25 a month. The secret word is THEIR – the criminals’ – rights. wards for information about murdered cident his sister-in-law was also mur- recovery. Your contributions, of course, Something had to change, and it is or missing loved ones – but we didn’t dered, so he knows first-hand the pain are tax deductible and you will play a very gratifying to sit here 20 years later have the professional expertise to offer of loss and how it affects every aspect vital role in our services to help inno- and look back on what has happened. grief counseling, which is such a vital of one’s life. Scotty realized during his cent victims of violent crime. Sadly, Ted passed away in 2008, but aspect of healing. training how much he was benefiting ALSO – keep in mind that our 13th our Board of Directors, employees, vol- Now we do! Scotty McGee, our new- from what he learned and in turn how annual Together We Can Campaign unteers and many friends and support- est victim advocate, has just achieved much more effectively he could help Breakfast will be held February 19, ers have made it possible to continue licensure as a Certified Grief Recovery the hurting people with whom he inter- 2015, at 7am in the First Baptist Church the mission he envisioned: to advocate Specialist and will offer counseling acts day after day. He is excited about of Jacksonville’s dining hall. Please for innocent victims of violent crime, to here at the JC office. Instead of having this new facet of his career – and so are mark your calendars and plan to join educate victims about their rights and to refer our victims to other profession- we! hundreds of friends who believe that to work with local law enforcement to als located in various parts of the city, We want to continue growing here working together we can make a differ- make our community safer. we will be a “one-stop” advocacy re- at the JC – in our ability to meet the ence in our community. Our commitment today is as strong, source. Please read the Hats Off! article needs of innocent victims. To do that, God bless all of you and Happy New if not stronger, than it was in 1995. We in this edition of the JCVA newspaper we still need your help. You’ll see a Year!

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2 • The Justice Coalition’s Victims’ Advocate JANUARY 2015 To Protect and Serve Our monthly recognition for the best of the best Corrections Supervisor of the Month Civilian Employee of the Month Chris E. Kelsey Angela C. Pitney Corrections Sergeant Chris Kelsey, who works the night Clerical Support Aide III Angela Pitney, who works in shift on the sixth floor of the Pre-Trial Detention Facility, the Civil Process Unit, Services Division, is recognized for has been a supervisor in this area of the jail for the past her overall work ethic. She is responsible for processing five years. He is recognized for his overall leadership and all Writs of Possession, effectively coordinates the execu- approach to his job. The sixth floor houses the most chal- tion of these evictions, and works with plaintiffs and their lenging inmates in the system, including male juveniles, agents to keep them apprised of the status. She also relays the mentally ill, and individuals with disciplinary issues. new information, such as stays, the lifting of stays, and the Sometimes dealing with these inmates requires an extreme rescheduling of information for the serving officers as it is amount of patience, and Sgt. Kelsey exhibits just that! received – helping with the speed and accuracy of carrying out these writs. In 2013, Angela Chris also works with the medical staff to ensure that inmates receive proper treatment. processed 7,173 writs. Due to his involvement, on multiple occasions inmates have been sent to the hospital for Before he retired in September, her previous supervisor Michael Lamb said, “Angela needed treatment. always has a smile on her face and song in her voice that has proven to be contagious to Furthermore, recent searches by Chris and his squad have resulted in the removal of those around her. No job is too difficult; no deadline is too short. Angela always seeks the large amounts of contraband, including cigarette lighters, tobacco, etc. positive in any situation. She routinely gives a helping hand to the others as needed, thus Corrections Lt. Gaston Carlton stated that Chris is always quick to volunteer for projects has become an even more valuable employee due to her versatility and willingness to get and assist his fellow supervisors in difficult situations. He said, “As a leader, he exempli- the job done.” fies what the department needs and expects in its supervisors. He has found that magic place where a supervisor becomes a leader.” Police Supervisor of the Month Reserve Officer of the Month Philip Christie Dominick Raices Sergeant Philip Christie, assigned to the Police Services Reserve Sergeant Dominick Raices, who volunteers his Division, Property and Evidence Unit (PEU), is recognized time to the JSO and the city of Jacksonville (as do all police not only for his leadership role, but specifically regarding reservists), has volunteered close to 750 hours during the the implementation of new processes within the unit. Soon last 12 months. He is honored for outstanding work perfor- after beginning work in the PEU, Philip identified an area mance while on patrol earlier this year. On July 19, Raices for improvement within the online notice system for the was riding patrol with Officer Patrick Thach in Zone 5, “Officer Release of Property.” With assistance from em- which includes the Northwest area of Jacksonville. During ployees in the Information Systems Management Unit they the shift the duo made four arrests, which included three configured the online system to automatically notify officers of property no longer needed misdemeanors and one felony. The felony arrest was that of a convicted felon in possession as evidence so it can be properly dismissed. After each officer receives two email notifica- of a firearm and MDMA. tions, Christie compiles a list and personally contacts individuals who have not responded Officer Thach said, “Officer Raices’ work performance was that of a master patrolman. to their notification. This implementation has led to a significant reduction of property His officer safety was excellent and he was very knowledgeable of the JSO policy and stored in the warehouse. procedures as it pertains to a patrolman…he exceeded the expectations of a JSO reserve In February 2014 sworn officers were mandated to go through training (put together officer.” by Christie) that explained the process for cleaning out the Release of Property Notices. This would help to ensure compliance with this revision that went into effect in March 2014. Christie then resolved the issue of warehouse storage space. He learned that ap- Corrections Officer of the Month proximately 2,100 items were being entered into the facility each week, but far fewer were being removed through the purge process that ensures the facility maintains space for K.S. Cox new items. Appropriate resources were placed on this matter, and that change, along with the improved property Notice enforcement, has led to the warehouse numbers dropping Corrections Officer K. S. Cox, who works at the Mont- below 500,000 for the first time since tracking the numbers began in October 2012. gomery Correctional Center (the prison), is recognized for Lt. Sharon Scott said, “Sergeant Philip Christie…has continually been recognized by his her investigative efforts that helped prevent the exchange supervisors for his outstanding work ethic and outstanding finished product. His attention of contraband between two inmates. On May 21, Cox was to detail, his desire to always do the right thing, and his ability to quickly adapt to a new Security Officer in the South Compound’s West Housing position displays his leadership qualities.” area where one of her duties was to distribute mail to in- mates housed in isolation. She was inspecting the contents of an envelope to ensure it did not contain contraband and Police Officer of the Month did not violate mail policies when she noticed the signature on the card was different from the signature on the letter. After investigating the matter, she identified the letter as correspondence from another David L. Busekrus inmate housed at the South Compound, recognized this as contraband, confiscated the Zone 1 Police Officer David Busekrus, who works in letter, and notified her supervisor. For safety reasons, it is a violation for an inmate to Downtown Jacksonville, is recognized for his heroic ac- exchange written correspondence with another inmate. The letter was sent to the Security tions during an incident that occurred while he was off- Unit to identify the inmate who wrote it. Once the inmate was identified, both inmates duty. On the evening of July 13 this year, Busekrus was received disciplinary reports for unauthorized communication. fishing with his family on Jacksonville’s Westside when he Sgt. Andrea Cosby said, “Officer Cox’s continuous attention to detail, thoroughness, heard someone calling for help and looked in the direction and swift follow-up actions has proven to be an asset to her squad and the MCC as a of the cries. He observed a teenager being hit in the face by whole.” the suspect who then grabbed the victim’s phone, but the victim still had a grip on the phone. The suspect began dragging the teenager into nearby woods when a witness ran toward the suspect who then ran into the woods, leaving the victim. Six Pillars of Character Award Without hesitation Busekrus got into his nearby patrol car to pursue the suspect and encountered him walking on the sidewalk a few blocks away from where the incident took Undercover Detective place. The suspect resisted arrest, but Busekrus restrained him until other officers arrived on Any Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office employee who goes “above and beyond” in demonstrating one the scene. During the struggle, the officer’s hand was injured. of the Six Pillars of Character is eligible for this award. Those characteristics are Trustworthiness, The suspect was transported to the Police Memorial Building where he invoked his Respect, Responsibility, Fairness, Caring and Citizenship. rights and was booked at the jail on charges of: Attempting a Strong Arm Robbery with no firearm or weapon, Attempting to Kidnap / Commit or Facilitate Commission of any Undercover Narcotics Detective X, assigned to the Homeland Security Division, is rec- Felony, Committing Child Abuse – Intentional Infliction of Physical or Mental Injury and ognized for the characteristic of Caring. This past June he helped chaperone the annual Resisting an Officer with violence. The teenage victim suffered minor injuries. school Safety Patrol trip to Washington, D.C., assisting with a group of fifth grade students, Sgt. Jeffrey Straitt said, “Officer Buskerus’ actions were exemplary and outstanding, two of whom are deaf. During the trip, the students’ teacher and interpreter told our De- and should serve as a reminder to all that as police officers we are never ‘off-duty’.” tective that one of the hearing-impaired students had a question to ask him. Through the interpreter the student, Reggie, asked if he could become a police officer one day. Seeing the child’s enthusiasm, Det. X informed the interpreter he didn’t have the heart to tell him that this would not be a career path he could pursue due to his inability to hear important sounds. The interpreter, however, encouraged the Detective to tell him the truth. personal souvenir. Returning to Jacksonville, Reggie, his interpreter and a friend took a Det. X took the time to explain why a deaf person could not work as a police officer; how- tour of JSO’s Latent Print Unit and the Photo Lab Unit, which inspired him to pursue other ever, he encouraged the young boy to continue his education and pursue other jobs within fields within law enforcement. the law enforcement field such as Forensic Science. Sgt. Phyllis McNeely said, “Detective X‘s professionalism while interacting with Reg- This conversation weighed heavily on the Detective’s mind and he wanted to cheer up gie and Ms. Caro, and the encouragement he provided him regarding pursuing other jobs the young boy. The next day, he awarded Reggie with his personal JSO Narcotics chal- within the law enforcement profession exemplifies the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office core lenge coin that he always carried with him. The boy was delighted to accept the coin as his values of Community Focused, Worthy of Trust, and Always Improving.”

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“The not knowing is the And I recall Jim Davis, grief- disappeared in June 2007, I January 2015 • Volume 20, Issue 10 worst. Are they hungry? Are stricken when his son, 25-year- immediately became aware of Founder Website Management they being hurt? Are they even old Michael Austin Davis, the emotional trauma associ- Ted M. Hires, Sr. websessionshosting.com still alive? The unanswered went missing in 2007. He ated with a missing person Larry Cohen questions are unending and wrote in a March 2010 Victims’ case. The JSO Missing Person’s Executive Director as time passes the answers Advocate article: “I can’t count Unit investigates around 3000 Ann Dugger Executive Board to those questions grow dim. the times I’ve stopped mo- missing person cases annually. Bookkeeper/Office Roger Delaney, Board Chair Still, somehow we must find mentarily to look at a missing Although the greater major-

Scott Adams, Treasurer the strength be the voice for person flyer posted in a con- ity of these cases are solved in Manager Todney Bynes, Secretary our missing loved ones, to spicuous place. Each time I felt a short period of time, many Jo Wilson Robert Bracewell continue the search, to press bad for the family and hoped cases like Austin’s remain

Interim Editor Chris Butler on and to keep the hope alive or prayed the missing person open for years. Now I will Shirley Shaw Kathy Cold until they are found. would be found unharmed. never look at a missing person Victim Services Dan Hodges “The news when human With the exception of a few flyer the same way. I have un- ‘‘ Ken Jefferson remains are found takes your cases that received continuous derstanding, deep compassion breath away and yet, at the press coverage, I soon forgot and sorrow for those who are Practitioner Stephen Joost Lysa Telzer same time, for someone’s fam- about the missing person and facing the horror of a missing John Kirkland Scott McGee ily that means answers – an the family I had prayed for. son, daughter or other loved Tom Murta Administrative end to the awfulness of the We’ve all heard heartwarm- one.” Assistant Lynn Polley unknown. It gives that family ing stories where after years of These few cases I’ve men- Lynn Boone Sheriff John Rutherford the ability to grieve and lay searching, a missing loved one tioned are representative of Michael A. Rutledge their loved one to rest and to is reunited with his family and every family that copes every Volunteer Larry M. Ward begin to heal themselves. Our friends. The sad fact is many day with what may seem to be Coordinator Lou Webber thoughts and prayers are with missing loved ones are never hopeless situations. Holidays Amanda Nobles Charles Wilson this family.” found despite prayers, hope and birthdays are especially Public Relations All of us in Northeast Flori- and continued efforts to find difficult reminders that some- McCormick Agency, Inc. da mourned the disappearance them. It was hard for me to one is missing from the family of a beautiful little girl in 2009, imagine the worry and trauma circle. Please remember that The Justice Coalition was founded in 1995, when one man’s priorities 3-year-old Haleigh Cummings such families endure and the if you know anything – any were changed. Ted Hires was the average businessman working 60 to 80 in Palatka, as numerous agen- faith they must have to keep single bit of information – per- hours a week and looking out for himself until the day when he and his staff were robbed at gunpoint. As a victim of crime, Ted found the criminal cies and volunteers searched hoping and continuing their taining to one of these cases, justice system worked harder for the criminal than the victim. As a result of for her. Whatever happened to searches, sometimes for years. it might help solve a case and his experience, Ted formed a (501(c)(3)), non-profit organization, Justice her? “When my son, Austin, help a family find peace. Coalition, which continues Ted’s mission of assisting innocent victims of violent crime in the Fourth Judicial court system. 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AREA Continued from page 1 RESOURCE In Florida, DNA samples to establish statewide policies were made from testing the through DNA analysis as long from felons convicted of mur- on rape kit testing and have first 150 previously untested as a significant portion of the GUIDE der, sexual battery, lewdness, identified a plan of action to rape kits. In Ohio, there were evidence collected in the origi- (Services listed are provided free of charge, burglary, carjacking, home address the backlog. Louisi- 1600 matches from testing just nal investigation is preserved. or have income-based scheduling) invasion, sexual crimes and ana, Massachusetts, Tennes- 4,000 kits. In Alameda, Califor- So, it is pretty clear that Homicide Support/ robbery were required as of see and Virginia are moving nia, there were 27 matches to this is an idea whose time has Advocacy 2002. In 2003, manslaughter, forward to provide a state- the first 52 rape kit profiles ini- come. Since we now have a Compassionate Families kidnapping, and false impris- wide accounting of untested tiated by the District Attorney sufficient data base and the 354-0007, 721-3326 onment were added. By 2005, kits to determine how big a in that community. This sci- science to use the evidence Victim Services Center • 630-6300 all convicted felons in Florida task their state faces. In 2013, ence, combined with the now to convict violent felons, it Jax. Sheriff’s Office Victim Advocate were required to submit DNA the United States Congress existing national database, makes sense that our society 630-1764 samples. Other states followed works! must initiate legislation and Families of Slain Children enacted what was called the 3108 North Myrtle Ave. a similar pattern. SAFER Act which made re- Time Limits on state funding directed at ac- Jacksonville, FL 32209 • 683-4986 After years of new state sources available for rape kit counting for the number of laws expanding the database, audits. In 2014, both the Presi- Prosecuting the Cases . . . untested kits and investigat- Abuse (Domestic) there was finally enough in- dent and Congress pledged One question that emerges ing and prosecuting the of- 24 Hour Hotline formation available on a na- millions in new federal fund- in this debate is: Can we pros- fenders. Our law enforcement 1-800-500-1119 Hubbard House Emergency tionwide basis to make the ing to focus on the backlogged ecute old cases if the DNA leaders, our state legislators, Shelter & Counselling testing of old rape kits an idea kits. It is now up to the states identifies the perpetrator? our prosecutors and all of our 354-3114 whose time had indeed come. to mandate and fund the test- Yes. The Florida Legislature victim advocacy organiza- Quigley House (Clay County) This database, now known as ing of the kits and the inves- has already addressed this tions should urge our elected 1-800-339-5017 CODIS, is a combined DNA tigative resources necessary to issue and provides, in Flor- officials to move forward Compensation (victim) forensic index. track down the perpetrators. ida Statute §775.15, that the on state and local initiatives Victim Services • 630-6300 The Kits Are There . . . National organizations crimes of sexual battery (rape) that will surely result in the MADD Victim Services • 388-0664 exist that have taken a lead- and lewd or lascivious assault apprehension of dangerous Recently, Detroit alone re- ership role in advocating for of a child may be prosecuted criminals and the prevention Consumer Fraud ported it had 11,000 untested testing these kits. The Nation- within one year after the iden- of untold numbers of serious State Attorney’s Office • 351-0900 kits, Phoenix reported 3,000, al Center for Victims of Crime, tity of the accused has been es- crimes. Cleveland 4,000 kits, and the Detoxification Natasha’s Justice Project, and tablished or should have been IT’S TIME TO ACT! State of Texas, 20,000 untested Gateway Community Services RAINN (Rape Abuse and In- established through DNA kits. There is little doubt that 387-4661 cest Network) have provided analysis. In addition, that Jay Howell, a Jacksonville at- Florida agencies have at least Family information, advocacy, and same statute allows the prose- torney, has been a State Prosecu- 10,000 untested kits. Family Nurturing Center of Florida leadership on this critical cution of crimes including ag- tor, a US Senate Investigator and 389-4244 Recent State Action . . . issue. gravated battery, kidnapping, the founder of the National Center SAV-A-CHILD, Inc. Also recently, various burglary, robbery, carjacking, for Missing and Exploited Chil- P.O. Box 15197 Certain Results . . . and aggravated child abuse at dren. He represents crime victims Jacksonville, FL 32239-1937 states have moved forward to There have already been any time after the identity of in civil claims for damages and 762-1937 address the issue. Colorado, Illinois, Michigan and Texas some dramatic successes. In the accused is established or advocates for the legal rights of all Family Support Services of have taken legislative action Colorado, 24 positive matches should have been established victims. North Florida 1300 Riverplace Blvd., Suite 700 Jacksonville, FL 32207 904/421-5800 Corey... www.fss.jax.org Continued from page 1 (Provide foster care, adoption and prevention) it occurred. In January 2013, inappropriately and forced child victim on multiple oc- Thanks to the determina- Guardian Ad Litem Program authorities were alerted to the her to have sex with him on casions as well. This victim, tion by ASAs French and Li- Edward Ball Bldg. sexual abuse that happened multiple occasions. now 17 years old, gave simi- candro, these children have 214 N. Hogan St., Suite 6004 between Bolton and his first While police were investi- lar accounts, as the first vic- received justice for their Jacksonville, FL 32202 victim, who is now 11 years gating the child’s claims, de- tim, in which Bolton would abuse. Our prosecutors also 904/255-8440 old. The child told police that tectives found another victim. force her to have sex with assured them that Bolton will Legal Assistance since the age of six, Bolton Authorities discovered that him. Her abuse began when never walk the streets again Jacksonville Area Legal Aid, Inc. repeatedly touched her Bolton sexually battered this she was only five years old. to hurt another child. 356-8371 Three Rivers Legal Services 126 W. Adams St., 7th floor Jacksonville, FL 32204 904/394-7450 Mental Health Center of Jacksonville 3333 W. 20th St. Jacksonville, FL 32254 904/695-9145 Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) • 388-2455 Parenting Help A place where parents and kids learn how to survive. www.ihelpparents.com Rape Sexual Assault Response Center (SARC) 358-RAPE (358-7273) Office: 630-6330 Rape Crisis Hotline: 904/721-7273 State Attorney’s Office 630-2400 Trauma Counseling Women’s Center of Jacksonville 722-3000 Rape Crisis Hotline: 904/721-7273 City Victim Services 630-6300 Youth Crisis Youth Crisis Center – The Safe Place 3015 Parental Home Road Jacksonville, FL 32216 Political advertisement approved by Jimmy Holderfield, 904- 725-6662 Republican, for Sheriff Duval County, Jacksonville, FL JANUARY 2015 The Justice Coalition’s Victims’ Advocate • 5 “Train Up a Child in the Way He Should Go” economic research on the last- As mayor, I’m proud of guidelines and offers ongoing receive high-quality early by Mayor ing benefits of high-quality Jacksonville’s commitment support for child care centers learning. It has improved the Alvin Brown early childhood education. to high-quality early child- that are dedicated to providing odds of success for our young When it According to Nobel Laure- hood education, especially the quality care and early learning children by increasing kinder- comes to stop- ate James Heckman, a Uni- Guiding Stars of Duval system opportunities. The star ratings garten readiness to 84 percent, ping crime in versity of Chicago economist: operated by the Early Learn- range from 1-5, with 5 reflect- compared to the statewide av- our commu- “Investment in early education ing Coalition. The Coalition ing the highest level of quality. erage of 79 percent. nity, there is no for disadvantaged children has been a driving force for The Guiding Stars pro- Behind these numbers are substitute for smart, effective from birth to age five helps school readiness in our com- gram provides families with real kids who will do better in law enforcement. But when reduce the achievement gap, munity by helping to ensure the tools they need to make school and better in life thanks it comes to preventing crime, reduce the need for special that children are prepared to the best informed choices for to the commitment to excel- there is no substitute for reach- education, increase the likeli- enter kindergarten, regardless their young children. It also lence exemplified by Guiding ing and teaching our kids the hood of healthier lifestyles, of their family income. provides child care providers Stars. Whether you believe right lessons at the earliest age. lower the crime rate, and re- Shortly before Christmas, with the tools they need to do the Bible or the economists (or Proverbs 22:6 says it best: duce overall social costs.” I had the privilege of partici- the best job possible serving both), early education is funda- “Train up a child in the way Heckman calculates that every pating in a 10-year recognition children and their families. mental not only to the safety, he should go. Even when he dollar invested in high-quality event for the Guiding Stars With over 150 Guiding Star success and well-being of our is old, he will not depart from early childhood education program, which receives sup- child care centers throughout children. It is also fundamen- it.” This ancient wisdom is produces a 7-10 percent an- port from the City of Jackson- Jacksonville, this program tal to the safety, success and now confirmed by hard-nosed nual return. ville. This program establishes ensures that 6,500 children well-being of our community.

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We at the Justice Coali- out of the courtroom. Seeing the moment we hear about the tion are excited to announce that many of his victims were case. Now we will be able to that Victim Advocate Scotty grieving throughout the long provide services beyond ad- McGee is now our very own road to justice for their loved vocating for innocent victims Licensed Certified Grief Re- ones, he wanted to do some- of violent crimes in the judi- covery Specialist. Currently thing about it. Scotty says it cial process. Now we will be pursuing his Master’s Degree best: “I want to do more than able to help them recover from in Professional Counseling, he just advocate for victims of their crisis and grief through has been preparing the past crime; I want to help heal their the Grief Recovery Method. few months for this licensure broken hearts.” He is looking On a personal note, Scotty is which he received last month. forward to applying the “Grief a proud Virginian who gradu- Scotty came to us on the ad- Recovery Method” with our ated from James Madison Uni- vice of his NFL Jaguar team- victims who are in crisis dur- versity in Harrisonburg where mate Donovan Darius, who ing their grief process. Scotty McGee he was a standout return spe- had previously served as The Grief Recovery Method cialist. He was drafted by the emcee for various JC events. has been a proven successful midway through the course, way that I no longer feel in- Jaguars in 2010 and played Because two of Scotty’s family educational process for more however, he found that not complete. I had no idea that I two years before a debilitating members had been murdered, than 30 years, and we look only was he there for our vic- would personally benefit and injury cut short his promis- he could appreciate the ad- forward to applying these tims, but he was there for receive such a great deal of ing career. Married with three vocacy our organization pro- theories and methodologies himself. healing from this educational children, Scotty is very excited vides and began volunteering with the innocent victims of He discovered that he him- process. It was so therapeu- about what he is doing and ap- after he was injured in a game violent crimes we serve day in self was still incomplete from tic for me and I know it will plying all that he has learned and while his status was pend- and day out. Scotty said that the loss of his bother, Marcus, help the victims we serve about grief recovery. ing. After the Jaguars released upon arriving at the Institute’s who was murdered on a col- tremendously!” If you know someone who him, he became a full-time em- licensure certification train- lege campus in 2003, when Many times victims have is an innocent victim of a vio- ployee in October 2013. ing he told the instructors he Scotty was just 15 years old. nowhere to turn when they lent crime, such as murder or This outstanding young was there for the many hurt- “The Grief Recovery Method find out that their loved ones assault, the JC is here to help man has worked extremely ing victims we at the JC serve has helped me deal with the have been brutally murdered. them become one step closer hard to help our victims in and in the Jacksonville area. About loss of my brother in such a We at the JC are there for them to becoming whole again.

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Family Support Services provide child protective ser- of local community-based non- unit. Our vision is that children Family Support Services, in of North Florida (FSSNF) is vices in Duval County, and profit agencies: Children’s grow up connected to their own collaboration with the Florida the lead agency for foster care, was expanded to also serve Home Society, Daniel, Jewish families, supported by families Department of Children and adoption and family preserva- Nassau County in 2007. FSSNF Family & Community Services, and protected by the commu- Families, is proud to be a lead- tion in Duval and Nassau coun- is governed by a Board of Di- Mental Health Resource Center nity; that children have the op- er in the Foster Care Redesign ties. Through community-based rectors specifically selected (MHRC) and Neighbor To Fam- portunity to achieve in school (Redesign) effort. Since Decem- care, FSS provides services and to represent the Jacksonville, ily, which are also governed by and to learn to be productive ber 2006, we have successfully programs to help prevent child Fernandina and Amelia Island community boards of directors. citizens; that citizens of Duval reduced the number of children abuse and neglect, to promote communities in developing and The mission of Family Support and Nassau counties, organi- in out-of-home care by an aver- a healthy family environment overseeing the child protection Services of North Florida, Inc. is to zations and agencies recognize age of 50 percent. To learn more and to care for our communi- system of care. be the leader in providing safety, that child protection is a com- about Redesign, download ty’s children in foster care. Services for abused and ne- stability, and quality of life for all munity responsibility and rep- ‘Foster Care Redesign – The The non-profit organiza- glected children and their fami- children by working with the com- resents the best interests of all Journey Begins’ and ‘Foster tion was established in 2001 to lies are performed by a network munity to strengthen the family county residents. Care Redesign – Phase 2’. 8 • The Justice Coalition’s Victims’ Advocate JANUARY 2015 Support Law Enforcement On the Lighter Side In the wake of the senseless murders of NYPD officers, as well as others who have re- cently been killed in the line of duty across our Polish Immigrant state and the country, we applaud a campaign One day, an immigrant “Then why in the world did taking hold on the First Coast with people dis- from Poland entered a New ya think she’s gonna kill ya?” playing blue ribbons at their homes in a show of York City police precinct to asked the exasperated police support for law enforcement. report that his American wife officer. On social media, what is called the “Sea of Sheriff John Rutherford announced that JSO was planning to kill him. The “Because I found a bottle Blue Ribbon Campaign” is encouraging people sent members of its organization to participate police officer on duty was in- on dresser and I think she’s to make a statement by showing they appre- in the memorial services in New York and Tar- trigued by this, and he asked, gonna poison me!” He handed ciate the men and women who wear a badge. pon Springs, Florida. He said, “I am honored “How sure are ya that she’s the suspect bottle to the po- Mitch Reeves of Atlantic Beach, who has a back- that the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office participated gonna kill ya? Did she threat- lice officer who took one look ground in law enforcement, says, “You protest in these memorial services as a tribute to these en to kill ya?” at the label on the bottle and by putting your blue up – not looting, not burn- fallen officers. These tragic killings are indica- “No,” replied the nervous started to laugh out loud. ing, not blocking highways – but supporting tive of the danger law enforcement officers all immigrant. The immigrant became in- police. Officers put their lives on the line every across this nation face every day. The families, “Did ya hear her tell some- dignant and said, “What’s day. Every 58 hours we have an officer killed colleagues, and friends of these fallen officers, one else that she’s gonna kill so funny? Can’t you see the on duty, might be a car accident, might not be a along with the communities they served so hon- ya?” label on bottle says ‘Polish shooting, every 58 hours.” orably, remain in our prayers.” “No.” Remover’?” “Did someone tell ya that Are you in a domestic violence situation? your wife is gonna kill ya?” Received from Big Mac Clean “No.” Joke Attack Do you really want to be free and safe? Mike supports vic.ms of violent crime. GET HELP TODAY! Contact your local shelter. All it takes is one phone call.

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JANUARY 2015 The Justice Coalition’s Victims’ Advocate • 9 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. 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.

10 • The Justice Coalition’s Victims’ Advocate JANUARY 2015 Missing Persons Your help is needed in the following cases. If you have any information, no matter how insignificant, please notify the authorities.

Bryan Lamar Yvonne Haleigh Michael Austin Rosemary Day Mark Anthony Windy Gail Fox Sandra Gann Mark Thomas Allen Belcher Cummings Davis Age 27 (at the time) Degner Age 43 Age 49 (at the time) Gibson Last seen May 31, Age 25 (at the time) Age 5 Age 25 5’ 4”, 150 lbs, Age 12 (at the time) Blonde hair, 5’ 8”, 137 lbs, Age 51 2012, at 21st and 5’ 1”, 100 lbs, Blue 3’, 39 lbs, Brown 5’ 8”, 160-180 lbs, Brown eyes, 5’, 135 lbs, Hazel Blue eyes Blue eyes, 5’ 7”, 130 lbs, Moncrief. eyes, Blonde hair eyes, Blonde hair Blue eyes, Brown hair eyes, Dark Missing since Brown hair Brown eyes, If you have infor- Missing since Missing since Brown hair Missing since blonde hair August 6, 2006 Missing since Brown hair mation about him, December 22, 2000 Feb. 10, 2009 Missing since May 25, 2011 Missing since January 5, 2004 Missing since please call Det. Notify Green Reward $35,000 June 26, 2007 Feb. 10, 2005 Notify Bradford March 12, 2008 Richardson at JSO Cove Springs PD Notify Reward $10,000 County SO Missing Persons at (904) 529-2220 CrimeStoppers at (904) 966-2276 Unit – 1-888-277-TIPS (904) 630-2627

Bryan Andrew Sheena Dayle Geanna M. Jackie Rodney Shirlene Joshua Bryan Tammy Willis James Tracy Hayes Johnson Jones Markham McIntyre “Donetta” Smith Age 47 Wilson 5’ 7”, 115 lbs, Age 12 (at the time) Age 26 Age 36 (at the time) Age 51 (at the time) Age 22 (at the time) Roberts Age 23 (at the time) Missing 1/3/2013 5’ 6”, 125 lbs, 5’ 4”, 95 lbs, Black 5’ 9”, 165 lbs, 5’ 6”, 150 lbs, 5’ 6”, 170 lbs, Brown eyes Age 56 Age 23 5’ 10”, 145 lbs, Green eyes, eyes, Brown hair Brown eyes, Brown eyes, Brown eyes, Missing since 6’, 200 lbs, Brown eyes, Brown eyes, Red hair Missing since Brown hair Blondish Black hair August 12, 2012 Blue Eyes Black hair Black hair Missing since September 11, Missing since Brown hair Missing since Last seen on Driving a blue/gray Missing since Missing since February 10, 2005 2006 November 2000 Missing since July 2, 2004 Normandy Blvd. 4-door 2007 Buick September 11, November 4, 2000 Reward $10,000 December 14, 2000 Lacrosse with a 2009 Notify St. Johns Reward $20,000 County SO sunroof, license Notify Nassau (904) 824-8304 plate 6106HH County SO (904) 225-0331

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12 • The Justice Coalition’s Victims’ Advocate JANUARY 2015 by the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office Anyone with any information concerning these individuals, please call JSO at 904-630-0500 WantedAn active warrant existed on every person shown on this page at the time the Justice Coalition received the information from the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office on December 15, 2014, about two weeks before the Victims’ Advocate went to press.

belinda marie justin wayne ryan james dante deshay best bowen chandler clark VA# 5958 VA# 5959 VA# 5960 VA# 5961 White female, 5’ 0”, 115 lbs. White male, 5’ 4”, 150 lbs. White male, 5’ 5”, 136 lbs. Black male, 6’ 0”, 150 lbs. DOB: 1/24/94 DOB: 3/2/83 DOB: 9/17/88 DOB: 6/26/88 Violation: VOP-Possession Violation: Aggravated battery, Violation: Burglary Violation: Possession of cocaine controlled substance loitering and prowling ashley nicole jennifer lynne shavion dar’yee richard eugene cobb cordova counts davey VA# 5962 VA# 5963 VA# 5964 VA# 5965 White female, 5’ 2”, 125 lbs. White female, 5’ 7”, 175 lbs. Black female, 5’ 3”, 200 lbs. White male, 5’ 8”, 208 lbs. DOB: 6/28/87 DOB: 8/24/83 DOB: 3/8/91 DOB: 5/11/81 Violation: Sale/delivery of Violation: Child neglect-VOP x2 Violation: Child abuse Violation: Writ of bodily cocaine x3 attachment

mario l. john levon wilfredo i. ricardo depadra david dawsey floran galloway VA# 5966 VA# 5967 VA# 5968 VA# 5969 Black male, 5’ 4”, 165 lbs. Black male, 5’ 3”, 248 lbs. Hispanic male, 6’ 0”, 180 lbs. Black male, 6’ 1”, 200 lbs. DOB: 2/1/88 DOB: 7/3/84 DOB: 12/29/76 DOB: 2/3/81 Violation: Burglary Violation: False ID; Dealing in Violation: Insurance fraud x2; Violation: Attempted murder; stolen property intentional MVA PFCF; attempted armed robbery clarence shawn sabrina bryant nathaniel malic anthony christopher harrell harrison garmon green VA# 5972 VA# 5973 VA# 5970 VA# 5971 White female, 5’ 5”, 220 lbs. Black male, 6’ 6”, 188 lbs. Black male, 6’ 0”, 170 lbs. Black male, 5’ 11”, 175 lbs. DOB: 5/26/86 DOB: 6/23/84 DOB: 4/19/83 DOB: 11/11/76 Violation: VOP-False verification, Violation: Child abuse Violation: Obtain goods > $150 Violation: PT, uttering DSP michael kevin rashiem rashad rashamel d. maurice hollis jackson johnson lamont jones VA# 5975 VA# 5974 VA# 5976 VA# 5977 Black male, 5’ 8”, 165 lbs. Black male, 6’ 0”, 200 lbs. Black male, 5’ 10”, 130 lbs. Black male, 5’ 7”, 135 lbs. DOB: 11/8/89 DOB: 4/10/87 DOB: 9/18/87 DOB: 1/28/91 Violation: Schemes to defraud Violation: Aggravated battery Violation: Kidnapping; Violation: Aggravated assault; on pregnant female Aggravated battery/assault, PFCF battery joseph cecil grant thaddeus amy elaine timothy lynn jordan leuthold luster lyons VA# 5978 VA# 5979 VA# 5980 VA# 5981 Black male, 6’ 3”, 179 lbs. White male, 6’ 0”, 190 lbs. White female, 5’ 8”, 150 lbs. White male, 5’ 9”, 160 lbs. DOB: 3/24/72 DOB: 3/24/89 DOB: 4/1/74 DOB: 7/20/61 Violation: Unnatural and Violation: DSP, False ID Violation: Writ of Attachment- Violation: Aggravated assault Child Support lascivious act w/ deadly weapon cornelius marcus jerimi durham lee elijah peters, lamont mann VA# 5982 mobley parker III jr. Black male, 5’ 7”, 165 lbs. VA# 5983 VA# 5984 VA# 5985 DOB: 5/6/81 Black male, 6’ 4”, 215 lbs. White male, 5’ 8”, 170 lbs. Black male, 6’ 3”, 195 lbs. Violation: Robbery DOB: 9/7/84 DOB: 6/9/63 DOB: 2/14/73 Violation: Burglary, attempt to Violation: Sexual battery on child; Violation: Sale/delivery cocaine; elude LEO lewd/lasc on child under 12 x2 F2 x4 WANTED POSTERS TERMINOLOGY KEY AFDC - Aid for Dependent Children DW – Deadly weapon PCS - Possession of Controlled Substance james calvin parris devon Batt. – Battery FA – Firearm PT - Petit Theft thomas rico young CW – Concealed Weapon FCF - Firearm by a Convicted Felon Traff. MDMA - Ecstasy Trafficking Cont. Subs. – Controlled Substance FEL - Felony Uttering - Forgery VA# 5986 VA# 5987 D/L S/R – Driver’s License Suspended or Revoked FTA - Failed to Appear VOP - Violation of Probation Black male, 5’ 11”, 185 lbs. Black male, 5’ 10”, 160 lbs. Dom. agg. assault - domestic aggravated GT – Grand Theft WC – Worthless Check DOB: 6/4/72 DOB: 6/11/88 assault HO – Habitual Offender Man. del. cocaine - Manufacturing and Violation: Aggravated battery; Violation: PFCF; possession w/ DSP – Dealing Stolen Property LEO – Law Enforcement Officer Delivering Cocaine PFCF intent to sell cannabis, cocaine

JSO Needs Your Help Wanted Sexual Predator: James Ervin McGee White male, 37 years old, 5’8”, 135 pounds The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is currently searching for James Ervin McGee. He has an active warrant for Sexual Predator - Failure to Register with a $100,000 bond. Anyone who knows the whereabouts of this wanted Sexual Preda- tor is asked to contact the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office at 904-630-0500 or email us at [email protected]. To remain anonymous and receive a possible re- wardARRESTED up to $3,000 contact Crime Stoppers at 1-866-845-TIPS.

JANUARY 2015 The Justice Coalition’s Victims’ Advocate • 13 NASSAU COUNTY’S We Need MOST WANTED BUSTED Your Help Sheriff Bill Leeper and the Nassau County Sheriff’s Office endorse the efforts of the Justice Coalition to capture wanted criminals. We rely greatly on the public’s This feature made possible participation in locating wanted persons and deeply appreciate their efforts. dereje mulugeta mekonnen Race: Black Sex: Male DOB: 11/30/79 Ht.: 6’ 0” Weight: 200 Violation: Petit theft (4 counts) (904) 783-6466 • 5560 Normandy Blvd., Jacksonville FL 32205 Each of us has a responsibility to help make our community safe, and aiding in the apprehension of jacob miller those among us who choose to scoff at the law goes a long way in fulfilling that obligation. Race: White Sex: Male The citizens of Jacksonville thank all who have participated. DOB: 8/2/94 Ht.: 5’ 6” Weight: 145 Violation: Aggravated battery brandi lynn hall The Jacksonville Sher- VA#: Clay County iff’s Office is asking for the xaviar walker Race: Black Sex: Male Featured: December, 2014 community’s assistance in Arrested: December, 2014 DOB: 8/25/72 Ht.: 5’ 11” Weight: 300 locating an auto burglary Violation: Uttering forged bill Violation: VOP-Burglary, grand theft, suspect that struck on the credit card fraud Northside of Jacksonville. dangelo simms On Thursday, December Race: Black Sex: Male 18, 2014, the victim report- DOB: 6/30/84 Ht.: 5’ 7” Weight: 250 ed a burglary to his vehicle Violation: Sale of cocaine kevin joshua jackson in the 8900 block of Mersey- VA#: Clay County side Avenue. Investigation jacara johnson Race: Black Sex: Female Featured: December, 2014 revealed an unknown indi- Arrested: December, 2014 DOB: 12/19/90 Ht.: 4’ 11” Weight: 100 vidual entered the victim’s Violation: Worthless checks Violation: VOP-Armed burglary unsecured vehicle and took some personal property. bennett roberts The suspect was last seen Race: Black Sex: Male wearing an Under Armor DOB: 6/5/90 Ht.: 5’ 8” Weight: 165 khalil rashawn “hoodie” and a beanie hat Violation: Aggravated battery johnson labeled “New York.” VA#: Clay Anyone who has any robert benjamin Featured: December, 2014 information regarding the hudson III Arrested: December, 2014 identity of the pictured sus- Race: Black Sex: Male Violation: Sale/delivery cannabis within pect is asked to contact the DOB: 12/19/73 Ht.: 6’ 0” Weight: 180 1000’ of school Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office Violation: Grand theft at 904-630-0500 or email information to JSOCri- cheryl dunnell [email protected]. To Race: Black Sex: Female david virgil moody remain anonymous and DOB: 10/27/65 Ht.: 5’ 6” Weight: 195 receive a possible reward Violation: Grand theft VA#: clay up to $3,000 contact Crime Featured: December, 2014 Stoppers at 1-866-845-TIPS. Arrested: December, 2014 Call the NCSO at 1-855-725-2632 today! Violation: Burglary, grand theft, DSP, false ID

carlos jones, jr. VA#: Bradford County Featured: December, 2014 Arrested: December, 2014 Violation: Felony VOP

Demetrius martin VA#: Bradford County Featured: December, 2014 Arrested: December, 2014 Violation: Burglary w/ assault or battery; robbery w/weapon

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14 • The Justice Coalition’s Victims’ Advocate JANUARY 2015 CLAY COUNTY’S ST. JOHNS COUNTY’S MOST WANTED MOST WANTED Sheriff Rick Beseler and the Clay County Sheriff’s Office endorse the efforts of Sheriff David Shoar and the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office endorse the efforts of the Justice Coalition to capture wanted criminals. We rely greatly on the public’s the Justice Coalition to capture wanted criminals. We rely greatly on the public’s participation in locating wanted persons and deeply appreciate their efforts. participation in locating wanted persons and deeply appreciate their efforts. rosa beatrice anderson nicole lee branson Race: White Sex: Female Race: White Sex: Female DOB: 4/2/74 Ht.: 5’ 10” Weight: 185 DOB: 1/27/89 Ht.: 5’ 6” Weight: 155 Violation: VOP-Grand theft/burglary x3 Violation: VOP-Unlawful possession listed chemical and mdma willie franklin burton, jr. tomas carrillo jr Race: Black Sex: Male Race: White Sex: Male DOB: 12/12/73 Ht.: 6’ 0” Weight: 160 DOB: 1/3/67 Ht.: 5’ 4” Weight: 165 Violation: Felony battery Violation: VOP-Felony domestic battery by strangulation Jeffrey H. Tomack, MHSA, NHA Administrator 730 COLLEGE STREET michael Angelo 730 COLLEGE STREET Caceres JACKSONVILLE, FL 32204 JACKSONVILLE,TEL: (904) 358-6711 FL 32204 Race: Hispanic Sex: Male TEL: (904) 358-6711 DOB: 12/12/90 Ht.: 5’ 9” Weight: 166 FAX: (904) 358-6499 shavia lontrice hatcher FAX: (904) 358-6499 Race: Black Sex: Female Violation: VOP-Resisting LEO w/violence DOB: 5/16/94 Ht.: 5’ 3” Weight: 145 Violation: VOP-Defraud financial institution/grand theft geoffrey scott carter [email protected] Race: White Sex: Male DOB: 6/27/79 Ht.: 5’ 9” Weight: 179 Violation: VOP-Possession/manufacture meth clint eugene johnson Race: White Sex: Male DOB: 10/2/79 Ht.: 5’ 3” Weight: 145 tiffany sharrell Violation: VOP-Defraud financial institution/grand theft jackson P.O.P.S. Race: Black Sex: Female The Justice Coalition DOB: 12/16/86 Ht.: 5’ 8” Weight: 250 appreciates the Violation: Grand theft support of its ozell mcnabb jr Positively Outrageous Race: Black Sex: Male Partners DOB: 8/9/93 Ht.: 5’ 10” Weight: 205 joann loraine ACS Security Systems Violation: VOP-Conspiracy to commit robbery randall Race: Black Sex: Female Lou Webber Tires DOB: 9/6/78 Ht.: 5’ 9” Weight: 185 Miller Electric Violation: VOP-Uttering forged bills Buck Autrey christy jo mendler WW Gay Mechanical Race: White Sex: Female Call the SJSO at (904) 824-8304 today! DOB: 10/3/77 Ht.: 5’ 6” Weight: 105 Contractors, Inc. Violation: VOP-Drug offender probation - DSP, False ID BRADFORD COUNTY’S WHERE YOU joshua joseph riley noto CAN FIND THE Race: White Sex: Male MOST WANTED DOB: 2/22/89 Ht.: 5’ 11” Weight: 180 Sheriff Gordon Smith and the Bradford County Sheriff’s Office endorse the efforts Violation: VOP-Child abuse of the Justice Coalition to capture wanted criminals. We rely greatly on the public’s participation in locating wanted persons and deeply appreciate their efforts. City Hall justin prescott City Hall Annex Call the CCSO at (904) 213-6031 today! Race: White Sex: Male DOB: 11/16/84 Ht.: 5’ 11” Weight: 155 Duval County Courthouse Violation: Possession of cocaine w/intent to sell; sale of Jacksonville BAKER COUNTY’S cocaine within 1000 feet of place of worship Public Libraries Police Memorial Building MOST WANTED bruce donley Sonny’s Real Pit Sheriff Joey Dobson and the Baker County Sheriff’s Office endorse the efforts of Race: Black Sex: Male Bar-B-Q the Justice Coalition to capture wanted criminals. We rely greatly on the public’s DOB: 1/17/93 Ht.: 5’ 10” Weight: 193 Office Depot participation in locating wanted persons and deeply appreciate their efforts. Violation: Lewd/lascivious acts w/minor The Jacksonville Landing Most Major adrian rogers leslie myers Downtown Buildings Race: Black Sex: Male Race: White Sex: Female Jenkins Quality Barbeque DOB: 5/16/87 Ht.: 5’ 10” Weight: 160 DOB: 11/17/89 Ht.: 5’ 0” Weight: 200 (all locations) Violation: Possession/sale of cocaine Violation: Adult in home fails to report child abuse w/in home Jacksonville Area: jeremy rhoden (select locations) Larry’s Giant Subs Race: White Sex: Male darla roberts DOB: 8/19/84 Ht.: 5’ 6” Weight: 155 Race: White Sex: Female Gate Food Posts Violation: Possession/sale of marijuana DOB: 12/3/65 Ht.: 5’ 3” Weight: 115 Firehouse Subs Violation: Felony neglect of a child Famous Amos Restaurants telv coleman McDonald’s Restaurants Race: Black Sex: Male DOB: 3/6/89 Ht.: 5’ 4” Weight: 120 Call the BCSO at (904) 966-2276 today! Wal-Mart Violation: Possession/sale of cocaine Green Cove Springs: (select locations) Green Cove City Hall shawn thomas, jr. 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