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Families Raise Concerns Over Rising Cases of COVID-19 in Seminole WEEKEND: AUG. 23-25, 2020 FCSL’S BEST FOR 2020 SEMINOLE VOTES! The Florida League has Your Seminole County announced its Primary Election All-League Teams Numbers See Sports, Page 8 See Page 2 SANFORD HERALD LAKE MARY, LONGWOOD, WINTER SPRINGS, OVIEDO, GENEVA, CASSELBERRY, OSTEEN, CHULUOTA, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, DEBARY Vol. 130, No. 5 • © 2020 READ US ONLINE AT: MYSANFORDHERALD.COM Since 1908 HEADLINES FROM Families raise concerns over rising cases Police seek clues in ASSOCIATED PRESS Your daily look at late-breaking deadly Sanford shooting news, upcoming events and the stories of COVID-19 in Seminole County jail that will be talked about today: By Steve Paradis By Steve Paradis Herald Staff BIDEN VOWS TO DEFEAT Herald Staff TRUMP A 23-year-old man died from a gunshot to Relatives of inmates at the his head in front of a home at 212 Yale Drive in Joe Biden accepts the Demo- Seminole County jail fear for the Sanford Tuesday afternoon, according to the cratic presidential nomination with health of their loved ones after a Sanford Police Department. a vow to be a unifying “ally of the COVID-19 outbreak was an- Gaensley Noel was taken to Central Florida light” who would move an Amer- nounced by officials Wednes- Regional Hospital in Sanford where he died ica in crisis past the chaos of Presi- day. from the injury, said Sanford Police Depart- dent Donald Trump’s tenure. Sonya Martinez’s brother is at ment Public Information Officer Bianca Gillett. the John E. Polk Correctional Officers responded to a 911 call at 3:38 in the POSTMASTER TO TESTIFY Facility in Sanford. She said her brother has tested positive at the See SHOOTING, Page 11 BEFORE SENATE jail. After losing her older brother in June, she worries Postmaster General Louis about her younger sibling in jail. DeJoy is set to testify about disrup- “With our brother gone, I feel tions in mail delivery as a Senate responsible to look out for Ken- COMMISSION PREVIEW: committee digs into changes in neth now more than ever,” she postal operations being made just said in an email to the Herald. as millions of Americans will be re- Photo contributed City officials to discuss lying on mail-in ballots for the No- Since the beginning of the pandemic 56 inmates have tested postitve for the vember election. See COVID, Page 6 COVID-19 virus inside the Seminole County jail. airport budget, race BELARUS AUTHORITIES RAISE PRESSURE ON OPPO- and equity committee SITION MAN BITTEN BY ALLIGATOR IN SEMINOLE By Steve Paradis Belarus’ authorities detain a Herald Staff leader of striking factory workers, raising pressure on the opposition The Sanford airport budget, a new commit- amid massive protests against offi- tee on race and equity and another try on resi- cial election results. dency requirements for city boards, committees and commissions are all on the “FULL HOUSE” STAR, HUS- BAND TO BE SENTENCE IN See COMMISSION, Page 11 COLLEGE BRIBERY PLOT “Full House” star Lori Loughlin and her fashion designer husband, Check out what’s Mossimo Giannulli, are set to be sentenced for paying half a million happening around dollars in bribes to get their two daughters into college. Seminole County FORMER SAILOR DETAILS See Page 4 MISCONDUCT BY SEALS A former U.S. Navy sailor who Seminole Smile sponsored by Oakport Dental was attached to a U.S. Navy SEAL platoon says the 2019 deployment Photo contributed by FWC to Iraq was marred by drinking Officials said the man was hunting near Lake Jesup when his arm was nearly severed. and sexual misconduct. STOCKS OF Victim nearly lost arm during attack in Lake Jesup LOCAL INTEREST By Steve Paradis As of 3 p.m. Friday Herald Staff An alligator hunter was seri- Allegiant $115.55 ously injured when a large gator Faro $56.88 nearly tore his arm off around 6 p.m. Thursday near the Oviedo Fastenal $48.52 end of Lake Jesup. SEMINOLE SMILE HCA Healthcare $132.31 In a statement release Friday, Invacare $7.09 the Florida Fish and Wildlife Con- servation Commission said an Lowes $161.63 unidentified participant in the NextEra $282.82 Statewide Alligator Harvest was Tractor Supply $154.13 bitten while capturing an alligator in Lake Jesup. Toro $73.99 He was transported to Orlando Wells Fargo $23.70 Regional Medical Center, accord- ing to reports. Chad Weber of the FWC said The Sanford Herald is not subsidized an incident like this doesn’t typi- by the Federal Government. cally happen during the gator hunting season, which started Aug. 15. He said the FWC sent out a li- Herald photo by Tommy Vincent See ATTACK, Page 6 An alligator suns himself on the lakefront of Lake Monroe. Rob Sitz Florida League Commissioner PAGE 2 • Weekend: Aug. 23-25, 2020 SANFORD HERALD THE BULLETIN BOARD: U.S. Navy’s first Black female tactical aircraft pilot receives her Wings of Gold By Sheralyn Brinson The U.S. Navy’s first Black female tactical aircraft (TACAIR) pilot received her Wings of Gold on July 31, 2020, marking a significant milestone for Naval Aviation. Virginia native, LTJG. (Lieutenant Junior Grade) Madeline G. Swegle and 25 classmates were designated naval aviators during a ceremony at the Naval Air Station (NAS) in Kingsville, Texas, amidst Covid-19 mitigation measures, i.e., social dis- tancing, wearing masks, etc. This was the largest graduating class of strike aviators in al- most a decade. Commanding Officer Matthew Maher presided over the cere- mony. The Wings of Gold signify an aviator's official completion of basic helicopter training in naval flight school. Swegle is assigned to the “Redhawks” of Training Squadron (VT) 21 at NAS Kingsville. She completed her final un- dergraduate TACAIR training flight in a T-45C Goshawk jet trainer aircraft. Rear Admiral Robert Westendorff, Chief of Naval Air Training at NAS Corpus Christi, Texas, stated, “We are all incredibly proud of Photos contributed LTJG Swegle and the entire class. This is a LTJG Madeline G. Swegle, U.S. Navy Tactical Aircraft Pilot Happy Birthday Shepherd Gradey Roberson wonderful personal achievement and also a testament to their dedication and drive to suc- ceed in the tactical air training pipeline. I wish them all every success at the next level of craft in the fleet,” Swegle said. “It would’ve graduate-level flight training at their respec- ground, skill and thought, makes us a stronger learning to fly our fleet aircraft.” been nice to see someone who looked like me tive fleet replacement squadrons. Swegle will fighting force.” (Source: A 2017 U.S. Naval Academy graduate, Swe- in this role; I never intended to be the first. I report to the “Vikings” of Electronic Attack www.navy.mil/Press-Office) gle reported to Naval Aviation Schools Com- hope it’s encouraging to other people.” Squadron (VAQ) 129 at NAS Whidbey Island mand at NAS Pensacola, FL, where she Chief of Legislative Affairs, Rear Admiral in Washington State to begin training as an • Happy 81st Birthday to Shepherd Gradey completed Initial Flight Screening and Avia- Sara Joyner, a career naval aviator, served as EA-18G Growler pilot. VAQ-129 trains new Roberson, Pastor at Divine Temple of God tion Pre-flight Indoctrination. She completed guest speaker for the ceremony via teleconfer- naval aviators, naval flight officers, and naval Church,1006 W. Sixth Street in Sanford, FL. A Primary Flight Training with the “Boomers” of ence. She stated, “I’m incredibly proud of aircrewmen in electronic warfare tactics, tech- surprise “drive-by” birthday parade was held VT-27 at NAS Corpus Christi; and after select- LTJG Swegle and her classmates and excited to niques, and procedures in preparation for their for him on Sunday, August 9, 2020. Family, ing the TACAIR, or Strike Pipeline, Swegle welcome them all to the fleet. There’s more fleet assignments. church family, neighbors and friends drove by progressed to Intermediate and Advanced work to do to make sure that we recruit, train Vice Admiral DeWolfe “Bullet” Miller III, his home and showered him with well wishes, training with VT-21. Swegle is part of a new and retain a diverse force that represents the Commander of Naval Air Forces, stated, “LTJG music, gifts and other expressions of love. generation of TACAIR pilots to qualify on best and brightest of this nation. Everything in Swegle has proven to be a courageous trail- Happy Birthday Shepherd Grady Roberson. state-of-the art Aircraft Launch and Recovery Naval Aviation requires teamwork, and you blazer. She has joined a select group of people Equipment. will be judged by your professionalism, who earned Wings of Gold and answered the Sheralyn Brinson can be reached at SBrin- “I’m excited to have this opportunity to demonstrated capability, and leadership.” call to defend our nation from the air. The di- [email protected]. work harder and fly high performance jet air- Swegle and her classmates will advance to versity of that group, with differences in back- THE ARREST REPORT Last week it was an argument trooper was working an off-duty Social media horror story woman has continually told him to tal for clearance before going to jail. over a pot shift at a construction zone on Mait- stop contacting her and she had During her stay at the hospital po- land Boulevard in Maitland when Deputies from the Seminole made no attempt to personally con- lice said she continually threatened Altamonte Springs police were around 8:20 p.m. he noticed a vehi- County Sheriff’s Office were con- tact him over the past year. the staff. called to an apartment on Center cle traveling about 100 mph in a 45 tacted by a stalking victim after she Bryant Rivera, 32, of Orlando, Caryn Gordon, 49, of Scranton, One Boulevard after a man reported mph zone.
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