U.S. Department
of Justice
Press Release
United States Attorney Announces Results Of Project Safe Neighborhoods Strategy
For Immediate Release
U.S. Attorney's Office, Middle District of Florida
Tampa – United States Attorney Roger B. Handberg announced today the first quarter results of the Middle District of Florida’s Project Safe Neighborhoods (PSN) strategy. Over the past three months, PSN prosecutors in the Middle District of Florida have prosecuted 130 defendants for federal firearms and violent crime offenses. Those prosecutions have removed more than 300 firearms from our streets. (See chart for case details)
The prosecutions consist of:
- 51 individuals who have been charged with federal firearms and violent crime offenses, involving a total of 75 firearms and 1,563 auto sears;
- 52 defendants who were adjudicated guilty in firearm and violent crime cases in 2022, involving a total of 174 firearms; and
- 27 defendants who were sentenced in firearm and violent crime cases, involving a total of 86 firearms. (See chart for case details)
“Reducing violent crime is a top priority for our Office,” said U.S. Attorney Roger B. Handberg. “Over the past three months, I have increased the number of prosecutors assigned to handle violent crime and firearms cases and have met with our state and local partners to better understand the issues in our communities. Through those efforts, 130 defendants have been prosecuted in federal court and more than 300 firearms have been seized from those defendants. Working with our law enforcement partners, we will continue to work to make communities throughout the Middle District of Florida safer.”
PSN is the centerpiece of the Department of Justice’s violent crime reduction efforts. This evidence-based program has proven to be effective at reducing violent crime by engaging a broad spectrum of stakeholders working together to identify the most pressing violent crime problems in communities and developing comprehensive solutions that reduce crime. As part of this strategy, PSN focuses on prevention and intervention efforts through community engagement and problem-solving partnerships, strategic enforcement of the most violent offenders, and locally based reentry programs to reduce recidivism.
As part of its PSN strategy, each of the five divisions of the United States Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Florida (USAO-MDFL) have engaged in violent crime reduction strategies in 2022, including:
- Orlando – Five Assistant United States Attorneys (AUSAs) have been assigned to exclusively prosecute violent crime, narcotics, and firearms cases. Each AUSA also serves as a liaison to a specific law enforcement agency that investigates violent crimes.
- Jacksonville – AUSAs meet weekly with fellow Crime Gun Intelligence Center (CGIC) partners (Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, Clay County Sheriff’s Office, State Attorney’s Office - Fourth Judicial Circuit, ATF, DEA and FBI) to develop investigations. Staff members also participate in local reentry programs (Baker, Lawtey, and Columbia Correctional) and school outreach presentations.
- Ocala – AUSAs have teamed up with the State Attorney’s Office for the Fifth Judicial Circuit, ATF, DEA, FBI, the Ocala Police Department, and the Marion, Lake, and Citrus County Sheriff’s Offices to locate, seize, and prosecute individuals who unlawfully possess firearms.
- Tampa – The number of dedicated violent crime prosecutors has increased to 11. In addition, as part of an ongoing partnership with the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office, two defendants have recently been charged in a drug-related homicide case (United States v. Grable, et al).
- Ft. Myers – Relationships with local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies have been enhanced through the USAO-MDFL Violent Crime Working Group in an effort to identify offenders and coordinate investigations and prosecutions involving firearms-related offenses.
- Districtwide – An increase in our proactive community outreach strategy has allowed staff to further engage community-based organizations, educational institutions, and service agencies in an effort to prevent and decrease future gun-related incidents. (See chart for specific events).
The cases identified in the linked chart have been investigated by the Apopka Police Department, the Bradenton Police Department, the Cocoa Beach Police Department, the Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office, the Citrus County Sheriff’s Office, the Collier County Sheriff’s Office, the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office, the Fort Myers Police Department, the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, the Lake County Police Department, the Lake Mary Police Department, the Lee County Sheriff’s Office, the Manatee County Sheriff’s Office, the Marion County Sheriff’s Office, Metropolitan Bureau of Investigation, the Nassau County Sheriff’s Office, the Ocala Police Department, the Orange County Sheriff’s Office, the Osceola County Sheriff's Office, the Pasco Sheriff’s Office, the Polk County Sheriff’s Office, the Sanford Police Department, the Sarasota County Sheriff’s Office, the Sarasota Police Department, the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office, the St. Petersburg Police Department, the Sumter County Sheriff’s Office, the Tampa Police Department, the Volusia County Sheriff’s Office, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, the Drug Enforcement Administration, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Homeland Security Investigations, the U.S. Marshals Service, the U.S. Border Patrol, and U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
An indictment or criminal complaint is merely a formal charge that a defendant has violated one or more federal criminal laws, and every defendant is presumed innocent unless, and until, proven guilty.
These cases are being prosecuted by the Assistant United States Attorneys in all five divisions throughout the Middle District of Florida. For additional information on Project Safe Neighborhoods, please visit our website: https://www.justice.gov/usao-mdfl/project-safe-neighborhoods-0.
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Charged Cases |
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Defendant(s) (Age) |
Charges Minimum/Maximum Terms of Imprisonment |
Firearms Seized |
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Fort Myers Division |
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Re’Shod Larry (27) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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Samuel Robert Bruner (46) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
3 |
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Otis Marchman IV (27) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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Javonte Keyon Whitfield (24) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
5 |
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Romeo Lenell Battle (24) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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These PSN cases from the Fort Myers Division are being handled by AUSAs Simon Eth and Mark Morgan |
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Jacksonville Division |
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Leonard Green (50) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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Deatric Walker (42) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1
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Andrew Harp (30) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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Thelonious Kirby (51) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
2 |
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Edrick Jackson (28) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
2 |
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Jeromy Washington (25) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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John Hemingway (52)
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Armed Career Criminal/felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 15 years Maximum Prison Term: Life |
1 |
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Frederick Sams (40)
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Armed Career Criminal/felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 15 years Maximum Prison Term: Life |
1 |
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Terry Shipman (47)
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Armed Career Criminal/felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 15 years Maximum Prison Term: Life |
1 |
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Otis Shivers (48)
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Armed Career Criminal/felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 15 years Maximum Prison Term: Life |
1 |
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Sabastian Amrine (20) Brandon Bayne (25) |
Use of a firearm during and in relation to/possession of a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 5/7/10 years Maximum Prison Term: Life Interference with commerce by robbery Maximum Prison Term: 20 years |
1 |
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James Lewis (53) |
False statement in connection with the acquisition of a firearm Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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Kristopher Ervin (42) Matthew Hoover (38) |
Conspiracy Maximum Prison Term: 5 years Violation of the National Firearms Registration Act Maximum Prison Term: 10 years Structuring Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1,563 auto sears The auto sear is a combination of parts designed and intended for use in converting a weapon to shoot automatically more than one shot, without manual reloading, by a single function of the trigger. |
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These PSN cases from the Jacksonville Division are being handled by AUSAs Michael Coolican, Cyrus Zomorodian, Kirwinn Mike, John Cannizzaro, and Laura Taylor |
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Ocala Division |
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Tevaughn Johnson (28) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Forcibly assaulting federal officer with injury Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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Timothy Eric Evans (40) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 15 years Maximum Prison Term: Life |
1 |
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Wayne Allen Phillips, Jr. (44) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 15 years Maximum Prison Term: Life |
1 |
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These PSN cases from the Ocala Division are being handled by AUSAs Tyrie K. Boyer, Hannah Nowalk, and William Hamilton |
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Orlando Division |
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Jarvis Jackson (31)
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Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years Use of a firearm during and in relation to/possession of a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence. Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 5 years Maximum Prison Term: Life Interference with commerce by robbery Maximum Prison Term: 20 years |
1
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Kevin Deane Jones (50)
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Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
2
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Vincent Virgil Gibson (31) |
Possession with intent to distribute controlled substances Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 5 Years Maximum Prison Term: 40 Years Possession of a firearm in furtherance of drug trafficking Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 5 Years Maximum Prison Term: Life |
1
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Mateo Alexander Arboleda Giraldo (23) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1
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These PSN cases from the Orlando Division are being handled by AUSAs Chauncey Bratt, Jen Harrington, Ranganath Manthripragada, Terry Livanos |
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Tampa Division |
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Natwan Callaway (24) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
4
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Bruce Dunbar (60) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1
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Devin Kelly (27) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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Victor Manuel Hernandez (22) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years Drug trafficking conspiracy Maximum Prison Term: 20 years |
15 |
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Jamel Middleton (26) |
Armed Career Criminal/felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 15 years Maximum Prison Term: Life |
4 |
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Roy Nobles (41) Malachi Deloch (23) |
Armed Career Criminal/felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Mandatory Minimum Prison Term: 15 years Maximum Prison Term: Life Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
4 |
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Jhakoric Leavon Lofton (23)
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Use of a firearm during and in relation to/possession of a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 5/7/10 years Maximum Prison Term: Life |
1 |
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Jy’Quale Samari Grable (20) Aquavious Smith (19) |
Use of a firearm during and in relation to/possession of a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 5/7/10 years Maximum Prison Term: Life Interference with commerce by robbery Maximum Prison Term: 20 years |
0 |
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John Anderson (38) |
Interference with commerce by robbery Maximum Prison Term: 20 years |
1 (Collected out of District) |
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Ma’at Darius Lee (21) |
Interference with commerce by robbery Maximum Prison Term: 20 years |
1 |
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Michael Staton (30) Margaret Lynch (35) |
Drug trafficking conspiracy Maximum Prison Term: 20 years Possession with intent to distribute controlled substances Maximum Prison Term: 20 years Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years Use of a firearm during and in relation to/possession of a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 5/7/10 years Maximum Prison Term: Life |
2
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Christian Perez Seda (36) |
Drug trafficking conspiracy Maximum Prison Term: 20 years Possession with intent to distribute controlled substances Maximum Prison Term: 20 years Use of a firearm during and in relation to/possession of a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 5/7/10 years Maximum Prison Term: Life |
1 |
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Victoria Guerrero (35) Theresa Bentancourt (19) |
Drug trafficking conspiracy Maximum Prison Term: 20 years Possession with intent to distribute controlled substances Maximum Prison Term: 20 years Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years Use of a firearm during and in relation to/possession of a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 5/7/10 years Maximum Prison Term: Life |
4 |
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Jovante Thomas (40) Santino Jimenez (39) Troy Mctier (29) Adrian Ashby (50) Marquesha Isaac (36) |
Drug trafficking conspiracy Maximum Prison Term: 20 years Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years Possession with intent to distribute controlled substance Maximum Prison Term: 20 years |
1 |
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Deoin Rashaud Brown (26) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 15 years Maximum Prison Term: Life |
1 |
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Elijah Howard |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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These PSN cases from the Tampa Division are being handled by AUSAs Diego Novaes, Jim Preston, Mike Sinacore, Callan Albritton, Samantha Beckman, Charlie Connally, Risha Asokan, and Daniel Marcet |
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Total Number of Defendants: 51 |
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Total Number of Firearms: 75 and 1,563 auto sears |
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Adjudicated Cases |
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Defendant(s) (Age) |
Charges Minimum/Maximum Terms of Imprisonment |
Firearms Seized |
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Fort Myers Division |
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Serdarryl English (39) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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Alex Winters (42)
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Armed Career Criminal/felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 15 years Maximum Prison Term: Life Use of a firearm during and in relation to/possession of a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 5 years Maximum Prison Term: Life Possession with intent to distribute controlled substances Maximum Prison Term: 20 Years |
1 |
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Eric Maurice Brown (31)
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Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years Possession with intent to distribute controlled substances Maximum Prison Term: 20 Years |
2 |
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Herman Fleming (29)
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Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years Possession with intent to distribute controlled substances Maximum Prison Term: 20 Years |
1 |
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Joshua Wade McGinnis (27) John Olvera Salinas* (19) *Salinas pleaded guilty to the 924c charge only. |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years Possession with intent to distribute 500 grams or more of cocaine Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 5 years Maximum Prison Term: 40 Years Distribution of cocaine (3 Counts) Maximum Prison Term: 20 Years (per count) Use of a firearm during and in relation to/possession of a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 5 years Maximum Prison Term: Life |
15 |
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These PSN cases from the Fort Myers Division are being handled by AUSAs Simon Eth, Mark Morgan, Trent Reichling, and Michael Leeman |
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Jacksonville Division |
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Charles DeYoung (45) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1
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Christopher Dozier (41) Brittany Cooper (32) |
Interference with commerce by robbery Brandishing a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 7 years Maximum Prison Term: Life Maximum Prison Term: 20 years |
2 |
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Marcus Peterson (37) Antwan Major (25) Kimberly Walker (45) Neal Walker (51) Mar’quez Mickler (21) |
Drug trafficking conspiracy Maximum Prison Term: 20 years |
5 |
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Brett Amante (39) |
Bank robbery Maximum Prison Term: 20 years Brandishing a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 7 years Maximum Prison Term: Life |
1 |
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Johnny Davis (46) |
Making a false statement to a federally licensed firearms dealer Maximum Prison Term: 5 years |
0
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These PSN cases from the Jacksonville Division are being handled by AUSAs Laura Taylor, David Mesrobian, Chip Corsmeier, and Cyrus Zomorodian |
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Ocala Division |
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Darrell Pierre Hopkins (54)
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Making a materially false statement during the purchase of firearms Maximum Prison Term: 10 years Causing an FFL to maintain false information in its official records Maximum Prison Term: 5 years |
0
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Timothy Ivory (44) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition (2 counts) Maximum Prison Term: 10 years (per count) |
2 |
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Jeffrey Walt Boston (44) |
Felon in possession of firearm Maximum Prison Term: 10 years Unlawful possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance Maximum Prison Term: 20 years |
1 |
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Benjamin Tyree Townsel (22) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition (3 counts) Maximum Prison Term: 10 years (per count) Possession of a firearm with an obliterated serial number Maximum Prison Term: 5 years |
3 |
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D’Andra Lamar Miller (21) |
Felon in possession of firearm Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
2 |
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These PSN cases from the Ocala Division are being handled by AUSAs Robert Bodnar, Jr, Tyrie K. Boyer |
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Orlando Division
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Larry Burrows (26) |
Use of a firearm during and in relation to a crime of violence. Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 7 years Maximum Prison Term: Life Carjacking Maximum Prison Term: 15 years |
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Zachary Nichols (27) |
Possession of a firearm in furtherance of drug trafficking Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 5 years Maximum Prison Term: Life Possession with intent to distribute controlled substances Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 5 years Maximum Prison Term: 40 years |
2
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Christopher Dasilva (24) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1
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Symone Stannisha Smith (32) |
Possession with intent to distribute controlled substances Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 5 years Maximum Prison Term: 40 years |
0 |
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Joseph Ellicott (43) |
Possession with intent to distribute controlled substances Maximum Prison Term: 20 years |
0
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These PSN cases from the Orlando Division are being handled by AUSAs Chauncey Bratt, Jen Harrington, Ranganath Manthripragada, and U.S. Attorney Roger Handberg |
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Tampa Division |
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Christian Agosto (22)
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Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1
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Ronald White (27) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1
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Deuntay Robertson (30) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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Antonio Phillips (33) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1
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Michael Woeber (35) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
2 |
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Michael Cottone (35) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
2 |
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Alan Williams (43) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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Wilbur B. Simpson IV (23) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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Ryland Hicks (41) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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Richard Devine (32) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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William Houston Gates (34) George Rundell (41) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
3 |
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Victor Grant (40) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
0 |
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Keon Rashawn Felton (23) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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Russel Hinote (74) |
Dealing firearms without a license Maximum Prison Term: 5 years |
114 |
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Hector Kirkland (40) |
Use of a firearm during and in relation to/possession of a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence Mandatory Minimum Prison Term: 5/7/10 years Maximum Prison Term: Life Robbery (2 counts) Maximum Prison Term: 20 years (per count) |
0 |
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Keaujay Hornsby (26) Kareem Spann (27) Tywon Spann (25) Eriaius Bentley (29) |
Racketeering conspiracy, assault with a dangerous weapon in aid of racketeering Use of a Firearm During and in Relation to/Possession of a Firearm in Furtherance of a Crime of Violence— Mandatory Minimum Prison Term: 5/7/10 years Maximum Prison Term: Life Racketeering Conspiracy Assault with a dangerous weapon in aid of racketeering Discharge of a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence Aggravated identity theft Access device fraud |
1 |
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Uriah Waggerby (24) Sylvanis Brice (30) Johan Holder (25) Kaleb James (26) |
Robbery: Maximum Prison Term: 20 years |
0 |
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Nicholas Primo (34) |
Possession with intent to distribute controlled substances Maximum Prison Term: 20 years |
0 |
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Travis Riley (39) |
Possession with intent to distribute controlled substances Maximum Prison Term: 20 years Drug trafficking conspiracy Maximum Prison Term: 20 years |
3 |
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These PSN cases from the Tampa Division are being handled by Mike Sinacore, Charlie Connally, Diego Novaes, Callan Albritton, Jim Preston, and Simon Eth |
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Total Number of Defendants: 52 |
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Total Number of Firearms: 174 |
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Sentenced Cases |
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Defendant(s) (Age) |
Charges Sentence Imposed |
Firearms Seized |
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Fort Myers Division |
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Jarrett Truman (26) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Sentence Imposed: 5 years in federal prison |
8 |
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Raynaldo Quiroga (38) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition; using a firearm during and in relation to/possession of a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence; interference with commerce by robbery Sentence Imposed: 40 years in federal prison |
0 |
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These PSN cases from the Fort Myers Division are being handled by AUSAs Shannon Laurie, Simon Eth, and Jesus M. Casas |
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Jacksonville Division
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Cornelius Turner (34) |
Possession with intent to distribute controlled substances; felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Sentence Imposed: 15 years in federal prison |
1
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Brandy Rayburn (41) Duane McCray (44) |
Possession of a firearm in furtherance of drug trafficking Sentence Imposed: 5 years in federal prison (Rayburn) Sentence Imposed: 5 years in federal prison (McCray) |
1
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Luis Hernandez (33) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Sentence Imposed: 2 years and 6 months in federal prison |
1
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Bernie Mack (45) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Sentence Imposed: 15 years in federal prison |
1
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Andrew Fulda (44) |
Possession of a firearm by individual with a domestic violence injunction Sentence Imposed: 3 years and 1 month in federal prison |
7 |
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Fan Yang (37)
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Making false written statements to federally licensed firearms dealers during the purchase of two firearms; export crimes Sentence Imposed: 4 years in federal prison |
2 |
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Jose Angel Vazquez (60) |
Making a false statement to a federally licensed firearms dealer Sentence Imposed: 18 months in federal prison |
0 |
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These PSN cases from the Jacksonville Division were handled by AUSAs Ashley Washington, Cyrus Zomorodian, Julie Hackenberry, David Mesrobian, Laura Taylor, and Michael Coolican |
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Ocala Division |
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Manuel Jose Toro Finol (37) |
Possession of a Schedule I controlled substance dimethyltryptamine (DMT) Sentence Imposed: 1 year probation |
0 |
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Glenn Edward Davis, Jr. (36) |
Possession of a firearm by a convicted felon; possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine; possession of a firearm and ammunition by a convicted felon; possession with intent to distribute five grams or more of methamphetamine Sentence Imposed: 17 years and 6 months in federal prison |
2
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Tralvaster Epps aka Pooh Bear (34) |
Possession with intent to distribute cocaine; possession of a firearm in furtherance of a drug trafficking crime; possession with intent to distribute marijuana, cocaine, 50 grams or more of methamphetamine, and 400 grams or more of fentanyl Sentence Imposed: 10 years and 2 months in federal prison |
1
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Megan Bateman (31) |
Possession of a firearm by a convicted felon Sentence Imposed: 8 months in federal prison |
2 |
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Robert Joseph Miller (46) |
Possession of firearms and ammunition by a convicted felon; possession of unregistered NFA firearms Sentence Imposed: 10 years in federal prison |
42 |
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These PSN cases from the Ocala Division were handled by AUSAs Michael P. Felicetta, Robert Bodnar, Jr., and Tyrie K. Boyer. |
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Orlando Division |
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Davel Theodore Spady (35)
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Possession with intent to distribute controlled substances Sentence Imposed: 6 years in federal prison |
0
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This PSN case from the Orlando Division was handled by AUSAs Beatriz Gonzalez. |
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Tampa Division |
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Greg Kendrick (26)
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Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Sentence Imposed: 5 years and 10 months in federal prison |
3 |
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Theodore Williams (28) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Sentence Imposed: 4 years and 9 months in federal prison |
1
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James McCormick (29) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Sentence Imposed: 12 months in federal prison |
1 |
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Keon Moore (30)
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Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition; possession with intent to distribute controlled substances Sentence Imposed: 17 years and 6 months in federal prison |
7
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Samuel Davis (49) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Sentence Imposed: 4 years and 5 months in federal prison |
1
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Aaron Jermaine Mosley (30) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Sentence Imposed: 7 years in federal prison |
2 |
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Tareq Iraq (28)
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Use of a firearm during and in relation to/possession of a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence; Hobbs Act robbery Sentence imposed: 10 years and 4 months in federal prison |
0 |
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Jeffrey Davis (24)
Tyee Spike (19)
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Use of a firearm during and in relation to/possession of a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence Sentence Imposed: 24 years in federal prison (Davis) Sentence Imposed: 26 years and 3 months in federal prison (Spike) |
1 |
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Michael Snyder (31) |
Interference with commerce by robbery Sentence Imposed: 9 years in federal prison |
1 |
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Pierre Marc (35)
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Drug trafficking conspiracy; use of a firearm during and in relation to/possession of a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence Sentence Imposed: 10 years in federal prison |
1
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These PSN cases from the Tampa Division were handled by AUSAs Diego Novaes, Charlie Connally, Mike Gordon, Jim Preston, and Callan Albritton. |
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Total Number of Defendants: 27 |
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Total Number of Firearms: 86 |
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Outreach Activities
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Date |
Event |
Number of Attendees |
Division |
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January 25, 2022 |
AMI Youth Program Tampa |
38 |
Tampa |
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January 27-28, 2022 |
COPS “Problem Solving for Public Safety Partners” training |
22 |
Fort Myers |
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January 28, 2022 |
AMI Kids Jacksonville |
19 |
Jacksonville |
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February 11, 2022 |
JLERP Jones High School |
60 |
Orlando |
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February 16, 2022 |
AMI Kids Orlando |
15 |
Orlando |
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February 17-18, 2022 |
COPS “Problem Solving for Public Safety Partners” training |
24 |
Clearwater |
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February 28, 2022 |
Westbrooke Elementary School - Rising Stars Group |
19 |
Orlando |
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March 10, 2022 |
Bridge to Success Academy Middle School |
44 |
Jacksonville |
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March 21, 2022 |
Boone High School Criminal Justice Magnet |
55 |
Orlando |
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March 21, 2022 |
Westbrooke Elementary School - Rising Stars Group |
23 |
Orlando |
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March 30-31, 2022 |
COPS “Problem Solving for Public Safety Partners” training |
31 |
Orlando |
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Total Number of Events: 11 |
Total Number of Attendees: 350 |
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Updated April 19, 2022
Topics
Project Safe Neighborhoods
Community Outreach
Firearms Offenses
Violent Crime
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