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A woman is being blamed for striking a 97-year-old bartender in the face, a man from Florida is being accused of brandishing a firearm at his previous employer and making threats to harm everyone over $75, and another man from Florida is being accused of recklessly escaping from a deputy while operating a golf cart under the influence. Presenting the Florida Crime Files from FOX 35.
A cherished bartender, aged 97, was attacked at a bar in Fort Myers Beach, according to the Sheriff’s office.
Sarah Lucille Powell, a 24-year-old resident of Punta Gorda, is confronting a variety of accusations, such as assaulting an individual over 65 years old, attacking a law enforcement officer, obstructing an officer, and presenting a fake identification to an officer.
According to the Lee County Sheriff’s Office, a cherished bartender, 97 years old, at a well-liked bar in Fort Myers Beach was attacked by an intoxicated patron.
According to deputies, the inebriated woman struck the bartender in the face during a confrontation at Hurricane Tina’s Bar on San Carlos Blvd. around midday on Thursday, July 18th.
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Betty Kai, the bartender fondly called “Betty Boop” by the usual customers, mentioned that the lady insisted she was the sister of the bar owner and turned hostile when refused another beverage. As per the report of the arrest, the woman seized Kai’s arm and delivered a blow to her face with a clenched fist, until other customers stepped in and guided her out.
The individual in question, characterized as a petite, stocky Hispanic woman with unruly dark hair and a prominent tattoo on her chest, escaped on foot but was subsequently found and taken into custody.
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Sarah Lucille Powell, a 24-year-old resident of Punta Gorda, is currently confronting a variety of accusations, such as assaulting an individual over the age of 65, attacking a law enforcement officer, obstructing an officer, and presenting a fake identification to an officer. The fees come with a bail amount of $12,250.
Kai suffered various cuts on her arm and a cheek that was red and swollen. The injuries of the woman were attended to by Lee County EMS at the scene, yet she refused additional medical care.
According to the sheriff’s office, Kai informed the deputies of her intention to file charges, and they gathered surveillance footage of the event.
A man from Florida brandished a firearm at his ex-boss and vowed to harm everyone for a sum of $75, according to authorities.
Photograph taken for the reservation of Tito Evan-Lloyd (Attribution: Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office)
On Monday, a man from Florida was arrested for reportedly brandishing a firearm at his ex-boss and making threats to harm everyone over a sum of $75, as stated by law enforcement officers.
According to a press release, Tito Evan-Lloyd, a 39-year-old resident of Ruskin, was apprehended by the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office for offenses including using a dangerous weapon to threaten, unlawfully carrying a hidden weapon, and having a firearm as a prohibited person.
On Monday morning, at approximately 10:30 a.m., authorities hurried to the 4400 block of Eagle Falls Place in Tampa after receiving reports that Evan-Lloyd had a heated exchange with his ex-boss due to his dissatisfaction with his salary.
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According to deputies, Evan-Lloyd then revealed a hidden firearm and issued menacing statements about harming everyone. After that, he departed from the vicinity.
Evan-Lloyd was eventually discovered at a house located on the 400th block of Royal Palm Empress Drive in Ruskin.
The fact that someone would go to such drastic lengths over a $75 issue is truly astonishing. “In Hillsborough County, there is no room for violence and intimidation,” declared Sheriff Chad Chronister in a written statement. The suspect’s behavior posed a significant danger to the community’s well-being, and our deputies demonstrated exceptional skill in swiftly apprehending him.
A man from Florida, riding a golf cart, is being accused of drunkenly escaping from a deputy in The Villages.
According to authorities, a man from Sumter County was taken into custody for running away from a deputy in The Villages while under the influence of alcohol.
A man from Sumter County who was allegedly riding a golf cart while intoxicated and without permission was apprehended when he led a deputy on a pursuit while driving inebriated.
During the early hours of July 19, at approximately 1:00 a.m., a sheriff’s deputy spotted a crimson golf cart cruising down the center of the street, occupying both lanes unlawfully close to C-466 in The Villages. The deputy tried to pull over the man driving the golf cart, but allegedly he refused to stop.
During a brief period, 21-year-old Christopher Esdale, the driver of the golf cart, was seen driving unlawfully on both roads and off-road areas while being pursued by a deputy with sirens blaring and lights flashing, according to a legal document.
At a certain moment, the deputy mentioned that he maneuvered his vehicle to block Esdale’s path, causing Esdale to veer off into the grass in an effort to escape from the authorities.
After Esdale refused to halt, the deputy emerged from his vehicle and extended his arm into the golf cart to extract him.
Esdale’s eyes were shimmering with moisture, his words slightly muddled, and a potent scent of alcohol emanated from his breath.
The deputies also noticed a whiskey bottle that seemed to have tumbled from Esdale’s golf cart.