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Contact us Customer Service Executive Editor Nellessen Savage 850-435-8514 Advertising 850-435-8565 Obituaries 850-435-8585 Postal information Pensacola News Journal, USPS is published Monday through Sunday at 2 North Palafox Pensacola, FL 32502. Periodicals postage paid at Pensacola, FL 32502. Postmaster: Send address changes to Customer Service, PO Box 94090, Albuquerque, NM 87199-9940 FELONY ARRESTS ESCAMBIA COUNTY The following suspects were charged with felonies Thursday at Escambia County Jail. Names, ages and addresses were provided by the individuals. Billy Ray Constantine, 23, 1700 block of Handy Road, Cantonment, drug pos- session.
Robert Louis Dees, 45, 4000 block of Erress Boulevard, resisting an officer, methamphetamine possession, drug equipment possession, Escamba Coun- ty ordinance violation. Jessie Nicole Fisk, 23, 2400 block of Devine Farm Road, Cantonment, pass counterfeited. Keaynon Darrell Gulley, 26, 400 block of Hanco*ck Lane, aggravated battery. Dianna Dean Kitt, 57, 100 block of Highland Drive, traffic violation, cocaine possession, drug equipment posses- sion. Jake Preston Law, 20, 8600 block of Chisholm Road, traffic violation.
Jakomois Westley Love, 35, 700 block of Truman Avenue, aggravated battery. Brian O'Neil Madison, 32, address un- available, aggravated assault, battery. Dakota Shane Murphy, 22, 2600 block of Tinosa Circle, sexual assault. Gabriel Steven Nutt, 18, 6000 block of Cherokee Drive, Milton, two counts of property damage-criminal mischief, three counts of burglary, larceny, tres- passing. Devin Leland Van Sickle, 30, 8100 block of Lillian Highway, failure to appear, two counts of larceny, drug possession, drug equipment possession.
Oratius Elgebra Williams, 45, Williston, North Dakota, two counts of traffic violations. SANTA ROSA COUNTY The following suspects were charged with felonies Thursday at Santa Rosa County Jail. Names, ages and addresses were provided by the individuals. Jad Robert Franklin, 44, Fort Walton Beach, drug possession, drug equip- ment possession. Jack Clinton Jernigan, 29, 4700 block of Maywood Avenue, Pensacola, weap- on possession.
Roy Gene Johnson, 43, 2900 block of State Road 4, Jay, violation of proba- control. Bryan Eugene King, 37, 6500 block of Park Avenue, Milton, conditional release violation. Dustin Bradley La Van Langham, 22, 4800 block of Jackie Circle, Pace, traffic violation. Geoffrey Allen Peel, 44, Chipley, drug possession. Cassandre Noel Prinzo, 45, 1700 block of Eagle Bay Lane, Navarre, drug pos- session, drug equipment possession.
Linda Ann Sanford, 67, 2300 block of Citrus Drive, Navarre, violation of pro- control. DUI ARRESTS ESCAMBIA COUNTY The following suspect was charged with driving under the influence Thursday at Escambia County Jail. The name, age and address were provided by the indi- vidual. Hunter Ryland Clem, 21, 8400 block of Klondike Road. SANTA ROSA COUNTY No suspects were charged with driving under the influence Thursday at Santa Rosa County Jail.
FOR THE RECORD Barbara Lagoa, who were appointed by President Donald Trump to the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. choices could help shape the direction of the Supreme Court for decades, depending on how long his appointees serve. During his month in in 2019, DeSantis appointed three justices Luck, La- goa and Carlos Muniz who helped create a conservative majority on the seven-member court, which had long frustrated Republican state leaders. While Luck and Lagoa quickly left for seats on the Atlanta-based feder- al appeals court, other justices have served long periods on the Supreme Court.
Luck, Lagoa and Muniz, for ex- ample, replaced former justices Bar- bara Pariente, R. Fred Lewis and Peg- gy Quince, who were forced to step down last January because of a man- datory retirement age after two dec- ades on the court. The list of applicants to replace Luck and Lagoa is dominated by low- er-court judges. It includes 11 judges who serve on state district courts of appeal and 16 circuit judges. DeSantis has made clear he will appoint conservatives to the Su- preme Court, an emphasis that is re- in the backgrounds of many of the applicants.
For instance, nine of the appeals- court judges who have applied were appointed to their current jobs by for- mer Republican Gov. Rick Scott. The other two were appointed by former Gov. Charlie Crist, who was elected as a Republican before leaving the party in 2010 to unsuccessfully run as an independent for the U.S. Senate.
But the selection process will draw scrutiny, in part, because the Su- preme Court has not had a black jus- tice since Quince retired and does not have a female justice after Lagoa left. Another issue in selec- tions is that at least one of the new justices will have to be a resident of the 3rd Appellate District, which is made up of Miami-Dade and Monroe counties. That is because each of the appellate districts must have a representative on the Su- preme Court. Luck and Lagoa were from Miami-Dade County. Applicants expected to be inter- viewed Jan.
11: Judge Kimberly Bonner of the 12th Judicial Circuit, which is made up of DeSoto, Manatee and Sarasota counties. Judge Hunter Carroll of the 12th Judicial Circuit, which is made up of DeSoto, Manatee and Sarasota coun- ties. Judge Howard Coates Jr. of the 15th Judicial Circuit in Palm Beach County. John Couriel, an attorney with the Miami Kobre Kim.
Jack Cox, a Hobe Sound attorney and former circuit judge. Judge Fabienne Fahnestock of the 17th Judicial Circuit in Broward County. Manuel Farach, an attorney in the Fort Lauderdale of the McGlinchey Judge Renatha Francis of the 15th Judicial Circuit in Palm Beach County. Judge Jonathan Gerber of the 4th District Court of Appeal in Southeast Florida. Judge Jamie Grosshans of the 5th District Court of Appeal in Central Florida.
Judge Kuntz of the 4th Dis- trict Court of Appeal in Southeast Flor- ida. Judge Bruce Kyle of the 20th Judi- cial Circuit, which is made up of Char- lotte, Collier, Glades, Hendry and Lee counties. Judge Norma Lindsey of the 3rd District Court of Appeal, which hears cases from Miami-Dade and Monroe counties. Judge Howard McGillin of the 7th Judicial Circuit, which is made up of St. Johns, Putnam, Flagler and Volusia counties.
Judge Bronwyn Miller of the 3rd District Court of Appeal, which hears cases from Miami-Dade and Monroe counties. Judge Anne-Leigh Moe of the 13th Judicial Circuit in Hillsborough Coun- ty. Belinda Noah, a Tampa attorney and CEO of Belinda Noah Productions, Inc. Judge Virginia Norton of the 4th Judicial Circuit, which hears cases from Duval, Clay and Nassau counties. Applicants expected to be inter- viewed Jan.
12: Judge Timothy Osterhaus of the 1st District Court of Appeal in North Florida. Eliot Pedrosa, a Miami-Dade County attorney who is United States executive director of the Inter-Ameri- can Development Bank. Judge Carol-Lisa Phillips of the 17th Judicial Circuit in Broward Coun- ty. Judge Cymonie Rowe of the 15th Judicial Circuit in Palm Beach County. Judge Lori Rowe of the 1st District Court of Appeal in North Florida.
Judge Samuel Salario of the 2nd District Court of Appeal in Southwest Florida. Judge Tatiana Salvador of the 4th Judicial Circuit, which hears cases from Duval, Clay and Nassau counties. Judge Meredith Sasso of the 5th District Court of Appeal in Central Florida. Judge Ed Scales of the 3rd District Court of Appeal, which hears cases from Miami-Dade and Monroe coun- ties. Judge Elijah Smiley of the 14th Ju- dicial Circuit, which hears cases from Bay, Calhoun, Gulf, Holmes, Jackson and Washington counties.
Judge Adrian Soud of the 4th Ju- dicial Circuit, which hears cases from Duval, Clay and Nassau counties. Judge William Thomas of the 11th Judicial Circuit in Miami-Dade Coun- ty. Judge Daryl Trawick of the 11th Judicial Circuit in Miami-Dade Coun- ty. Judge Thomas Winokur of the 1st District Court of Appeal in North Flori- da. Court Continued from Page 1 The Escambia County is searching for a teenager who is want- ed on on charges of attempted murder.
Phillip Isaac Bivins, 18, is suspected of shooting a man three times on Thurs- day. He is considered armed and dan- gerous. ECSO spokesman Maj. Andrew Hobbs said the shooting victim and Bi- vins had been engaged in an ongoing, weeks-long feud stemming from the rolling of a blunt. A blunt is a fully or partially hollowed out cigar with marijuana.
few weeks ago, they were taking the tobacco out of the blunt, and the vic- tim let some of the tobacco fall on the Hobbs explained. Bivins felt that spilling the tobacco was disrespectful, and the two men cided that they were going to Hobbs said. Witnesses told ECSO in- vestigators that the victim went to Bi- home on Tryton Circle on Thurs- day to Bivins, but when he arrived at the residence, came out and shot him three Hobbs said. Witnesses to the shooting attempt- ed to transport the victim to Sacred Heart Hospital, but crashed on the way. The Pensacola Police Department responded to the crash on Bayou Bou- levard and learned there was a shoot- ing victim in the vehicle, Hobbs said.
The victim was transported to a lo- cal hospital and his current condition is unknown. Initially, witnesses to the shooting would not cooperate with law enforce- ment but did eventually describe the shooting to investigators, Hobbs said. Anyone with information regarding the whereabouts of Bivins is asked to call the ECSO at 850-436-9620 or Crime-stoppers at 859-433-STOP. Authorities: Teen accused of shooting man over bad Colin Warren-Hicks Pensacola News Journal USA TODAY NETWORK FLORIDA An Escambia County deputy was taken to a local hospital Fri- day morning after being involved in a single-vehicle crash on I-110 near Olive Road. The female deputy sustained minor injuries, according to ECSO spokesman Maj.
Andrew Hobbs. "She hit a wet spot, ran the road and hit a tree," Hobbs explained. Florida Highway Patrol spokesman Lt. Robert Cannon told the News Jour- nal that EMS was dispatched to the scene around 8:50 a.m. after the law enforcement cruiser ran the roadway on the northbound exit ramp I-110 leading to westbound I-10.
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