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If you miss delivery of the Sunday print edition: A same-day replacement may be requested by calling 877-424-0028 before 10:30 a.m. Redelivery service is not available Mon-Sat. A Cantonment man was sentenced to 15 years in state prison followed by 10 years of probation after pleading no contest to avoiding arrest and a slew of drug-related charges. On Tuesday, Deon Keith Harris 30, of Cantonment, pleaded no contest without the of any sentencing negotia- tions to two counts of aggravated to elude a law enforcement causing a crash in- volving injury, in methamphetamine (14 grams or more but less than 28 grams), possession of cocaine with intent to sell, possession of hydrocodone, possession of alprazo- lam, possession of less than 20 grams of cannabis, possession of drug parapher- nalia, resisting an without vio- lence and driving while license sus- pended, according to State Attorney Bill Eddins. Before Harris pleaded no contest Tuesday, his trial was scheduled for next week.
On June 26, 2018, according to Ed- dins, Harris in his vehicle from members of the Escambia County Sher- attempting to serve an arrest warrant stemming from a murder charge. He crashed into a Honda CR-V injur- ing the driver and passenger, ac- cording to Eddins. Harris then exited his own vehicle and attempted to escape on foot. Harris was captured by law en- forcement and a subsequent search of the vehicle revealed narcotics, accord- ing to Eddins. An Escambia County jury later ac- quitted Harris of the murder charge on April 12.
Colin Warren-Hicks can be reached at or 850- 435-8680. Cantonment man to serve 15-year sentence Plea entered before trial on drug, charges Colin Warren-Hicks Pensacola News Journal USA TODAY NETWORK FLORIDA Harris FELONY ARRESTS ESCAMBIA COUNTY The following suspects were charged with felonies Tuesday at Es- cambia County Jail. Names, ages and addresses were provided by the indi- viduals. Tristan Robert Thomas Angel, 22, 2300 block of Windstone Drive, three counts of larceny. Pierrie James Blankenship, 28, 200 block of Marigold Drive, moving violation, aggravated assault.
Kevin Michael Booth, 33, address unavailable, fraud. Marco Deanthony Boutwell, 36, 700 block of Colvert Avenue, aggravat- ed battery. Cinthia Marie Bush, 34, 4600 block of Lillian Highway, larceny, pass counterfeited. Regina Ann Caraway, 44, address unavailable, drug possession, drug equipment possession. Craig Celester Chambless, 40, 3000 block of Berwick Street, larceny, forgery, fraud, two counts of withhold- ing support.
Shaunquetta Catrice Sara Faulk- ner, 28, 5900 block of Flaxman Street, larceny, fraud. Justin Donte Frye, 25, 3000 block of Donley Street, moving viola- tion, burglary, resisting an co- caine possession, drug possession, vi- olation of con- trol, failure to appear. Darrell Demond Lee, 35, 3800 block of Lee Street, burglary. John James Orcutt, 35, address un- available, larceny. Denise Ann Patterson, 34, address unavailable, moving violation, cocaine possession.
David Durell Rutledge, 29, 100 block of Attucks Court, battery. Dallas Christopher Walmsley, 18, address unavailable, sexual assault. Willie Williams, 59, 200 block of Opal Avenue, moving violation, marijuana possession. Jessie Burton Wren, 61, 1100 block of North Street, property damage- criminal mischief, burglary, burglary tools possession. SANTA ROSA COUNTY The following suspects were charged with felonies Tuesday at San- ta Rosa County Jail.
Names, ages and addresses were provided by the indi- viduals. Daniel Shawn Brown, 46, 1000 block of Requin Lane, Pensacola, mov- ing violation. Robert Elmo Davenport, 37, 6500 block of Palomino Avenue, Milton, moving violation. Tera Lynn Driggers, 38, 4400 block of Sanford Street, Pace, conditional re- lease violation. Edward Eugene James, 45, 7500 block of Blackjack Circle, Navarre, bat- tery, kidnapping-false imprisonment.
Christopher Alan Johnson, 30, 100 block of Lane, Pensacola, obscene communication. Mark Victor Steele, 58, address unavailable, moving violation, amphetamine, violation of control. Michelle Lee Tarchinski, 44, Petal, Mississippi, trespassing, larceny, drug possession, drug equipment posses- sion. DUI ARRESTS ESCAMBIA COUNTY No suspects were charged with driving under the Tuesday at Escambia County Jail. SANTA ROSA COUNTY The following suspect was charged with driving under the Tues- day at Santa Rosa County Jail.
The name, age and address were provided by the individual. Staci Lynn Miron, 51, address un- available. FOR THE RECORD A red Ford F-150 went airborne of Interstate 110 before dropping, crashing and coming to a rest on the Pensa- cola Bay Center property on Wednesday morning. The truck over the I-110 guardrail onto the ground initially trap- ping its male driver inside, according to Pensacola Police Department spokes- man Mike Wood. The driver was extri- cated from the crumbled Ford and transported to a local hospital.
condition is Wood said of the driver, before adding that a chi- huahua along for the ride was listed in stable condition at a local pet hospital. Robert McCue, 46, of Stephenson, Michigan, was driving southbound on I-110 around 10:30 a.m. Wednesday when, as he approached Exit 1 to Chase Street, he lost control of the pickup, ac- cording to a Florida High Patrol incident report. A 2004 Toyota Sienna driven by Long Phan, 51, of Pensacola, had been stopped in the southbound, inside lane of I-110 as McCue approached. When McCue lost control of his truck, he veered into the inside, southbound lane of I-110 hitting van, the report stated.
After initial impact, McCue traveled the road, over the left shoulder of Chase Street, and struck a fence that encircles the Pensacola Bay Center. The secondary impact sent the pick- up truck airborne, the report stated. McCue was trauma alerted to Baptist Hospital in an ambulance. Truck, driver and dog fall interstate near Pensacola Bay Center and law enforcement respond to a vehicle accident behind the Bay Center in Pensacola on Wednesday. GREGG From Staff Reports Pensacola News Journal USA TODAY NETWORK FLORIDA 2 small planes collide in air near Clay County airpark GREEN COVE SPRINGS Authorities say two small planes collided near a Florida airpark.
A Federal Aviation Administration statement says the collision happened shortly before noon Wednesday while the planes were either taking or landing at Haller Airpark in Green Cove Springs. The Clay County said on Facebook and Twitter that deputies and detectives responded to the crash sites. One of the planes, its type not imme- diately determined, went down in a wooded area near the airpark, while the other, a two-seat kit plane, was located at the Clay County Fairgrounds, several miles north of the airpark. identify the occu- pants of the planes or say whether there were any deaths or injuries. The FAA will investigate, and the Na- tional Transportation Safety Board will determine the cause of the accident.
Stripper accused of killing 3 teens in DUI crash in South Florida NORTH MIAMI Police in the Miami area say a stripper driving without a li- cense fatally struck three teens as they walked to a bus stop over Memorial Day weekend to catch a ride to a soccer tour- nament. North Miami police arrested Mariam Coulibaly, 31, on charges of DUI man- slaughter Tuesday night. News outlets report she was being treated in a hospi- tal for injuries sustained in the Saturday morning crash that killed 13-year-old Gideon Desir, 15-year-old Lens Desir and 17-year-old Richecarde Dumay. The teens were members of the Little Haiti Football Club. Court records show Coulibaly has been cited for 41 infractions since 2008.
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