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 second 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 charged 64 defendants with federal firearms and violent crime offenses. Those prosecutions have removed more than 200 firearms from our streets. During 2022, in total, PSN prosecutors in the Middle District of Florida have charged 115 defendants with federal firearms and violent crime offenses, involving 287 firearms and 1,813 auto sears. (See chart for case details)
The U.S. Attorney’s Office is also committed to violent crime prevention. PSN community outreach efforts in the second quarter involved more than 900 people.
“Our ultimate goal is to reduce violent crime in our community,” said U.S. Attorney Handberg. “The U.S. Attorney’s Office is committed to doing our part to help make that happen, and we look forward to continuing to work with our law enforcement partners and our community stakeholders in this effort.”
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.
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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2nd Quarter |
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Cambrel Smart (28) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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Terry Flournoy (28) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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Ronald Perkins (44) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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Najour Grimes (25) |
Armed Career Criminal/felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 15 years Maximum Prison Term: Life |
1 |
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James Edward Bess, III (27) |
Carjacking Maximum Prison Term: 25 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 Mandatory Minimum Prison Term: 10 years Maximum Prison Term: Life |
1 |
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Manuel Copland (28) |
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 drug trafficking crime Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 5 years Maximum Prison Term: Life |
3 |
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These PSN cases from the Fort Myers Division are being handled by AUSAs Mark Morgan, Trent Reichling, and Mike Leeman |
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Jacksonville Division |
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2nd Quarter |
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Raymond Reeves (30) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
2 |
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Cornelius Moore (29)
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Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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Stephan Marshall (34) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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Sterling Johnson (47) |
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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Brian Sarro (47)
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Possession of a machinegun Maximum Prison Term: 10 years Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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Brandon Skeith (39) |
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 drug trafficking Mandatory Minimum 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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Shawntae Clark (41) |
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 drug trafficking crime Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 5 years Maximum Prison Term: Life Possession with intent to distribute controlled substances Maximum Prison Term: 20 years |
2 |
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Johnny White (44)
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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 drug trafficking crime 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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James Little (49) |
Making a materially false statement in connection with the purchase of firearms causing a Federal Firearm Licensee (FFL) to maintain false information in their official records Maximum Prison Term: 5 years |
0 |
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Dontae Edwards (30) |
Making a materially false statement in connection with the purchase of firearms causing a Federal Firearm Licensee (FFL) to maintain false information in their official records Maximum Prison Term: 5 years |
0 |
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Thomas Morrison (62) |
Making a materially false statement in connection with the purchase of firearms causing a Federal Firearm Licensee (FFL) to maintain false information in their official records Maximum Prison Term: 5 years |
0 |
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Darrell Paschal (50) |
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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Hinduwah Sama (18) |
Assault on a federal employee Maximum Prison Term: 8 years Possession of a stolen firearm Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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Dustin Eward (44) |
Conspiracy; Violation of the National Firearms Registration Act Maximum Prison Term: 5 years Possession of firearms silencers Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
105 |
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Gregory Eward (24) |
Possession of firearms silencers Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
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Michael Langston (37) |
Possession of a machinegun and silencer violation of the National Firearms Registration Act Maximum Prison Term: 10 years Possession of firearms by an adjudicated mental defective and unlawful user of controlled substances Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
11 |
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Dylan Jarvis (30) |
Possession of a short barreled shotgun, violation of the National Firearms Registration Act Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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David Geathers (25) |
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 years Maximum Prison Term: Life |
4 |
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These PSN cases from the Jacksonville Division are being handled by AUSAs Julie Hackenberry, Arnold Cormeier, John Cannizzaro, Frank Talbot, Cyrus Zomorodian, Rodney Brown, Michael Coolican, Kevin Frein, and Kirwinn Mike |
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Ocala Division |
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2nd Quarter |
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Ricky D. Franklin, Jr. (30) |
Possession of a firearm/ammunition affecting commerce by a convicted felon Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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Ronrico Lionel Farmer (33) |
Possession of a firearm affecting commerce by a convicted felon Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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James Clay Bexley (34) |
Possession of an unregistered firearm/destructive device Maximum Prison Term: 10 years Possession of a firearm in violation of a domestic violence injunction Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
18 |
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Troy Nix (29) |
Possession of a firearm affecting commerce by a felon Maximum Prison Term: 10 years Possession with intent to distribute heroin Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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These PSN cases from the Ocala Division are being handled by AUSAs Tyrie K. Boyer, Hannah Nowalk, and Robert Bodnar, Jr. |
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Orlando Division |
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2nd Quarter |
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Kidanny Rivera-Rolon (27) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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Mandel Lamont Stewart (24) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
2 |
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Ivan Hollingsworth (34) |
Unlawful dealing in firearms – Maximum Prison Term: 5 years NFT violation for transfer of auto sear Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
3 plus 238 auto sears |
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James King (53) |
Possession of auto sear Maximum Prison Term: 10 years Sale of firearm to felon Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
2 plus 12 auto sears |
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Brian A. Blake (30) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition (two counts) Maximum Prison Term: 10 years per count |
2 |
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Daniel Ira Johnson (34) |
Transfer of firearm to non-resident Maximum Prison Term: 5 years |
3 |
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Javier Lopez Rivera (36)
Pedro Tapia Matos (29) |
Possession of a firearm affecting commerce by a felon Maximum Prison Term: 10 years 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 Maximum Prison Term: 5 Years |
3 |
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Curtis Tyrone Johnson (34) |
Possession of a firearm affecting commerce by a felon Maximum Prison Term: 10 years Possession with intent to distribute controlled substances Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 10 Years Maximum Prison Term: Life Possession of a firearm in furtherance of drug trafficking Maximum Prison Term: 5 years |
1 |
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Jason Aaron Beaty (43) |
Possession of a firearm affecting commerce by a drug user Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
3 |
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These PSN cases from the Orlando Division are being handled by AUSAs Chauncey Bratt, Ranganath Manthripragada, Terry Livanos, Dana Hill, Ilianys Rivera Miranda, Betty Gonzalez, and Michael Felicetta |
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Tampa Division |
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2nd Quarter |
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Jerome Miller (38) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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Dallas Robinson, Jr. (21) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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Niko Wimbley (27) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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Deandre Lopez (32) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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Michael Hankerson (30)
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Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
2 |
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Raequan Nelson (23)
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Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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Raequin Smith (26)
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Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
2 |
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Jackie Chapman, III (20)
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Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
0 |
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Ataire Carl Ray (27)
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Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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Marquvius T. Dixon (26) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 15 years Maximum Prison Term: Life |
1 |
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Marquis Player (28)
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Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years Possession with intent to distribute controlled substances Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 15 years Maximum Prison Term: Life |
1 |
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William Shumaker (38) |
Drug trafficking conspiracy Maximum Prison Term: 20 years Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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Cleate Wilson (40) |
Forcibly resisting, opposing, impeding, and interfering with federal officers Maximum Prison Term: 1 year Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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Roy Nobles (41)
Malachi Deloch (23)
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Armed Career Criminal/felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 15 years Maximum Prison Term: Life Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
4 |
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Reginal Roberts (22)
Nathaniel Carr (28)
Daniel Jackson (29)
Chrishawn Butler (22) |
Use of a firearm during and in relation to/possession of a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence Hobbs Act Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 24 years Maximum Prison Term: Life |
1 |
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O’Marie Hudson (25) |
Use of a firearm during and in relation to/possession of a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence Hobbs Act Minimum Mandatory Prison Term:7 years Maximum Prison Term: Life |
0 |
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Elijah Bell (19) |
Hobbs Act Maximum Prison Term: 20 years |
0 |
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Thomas Bellere (29)
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Drug trafficking conspiracy Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 10 years Maximum Prison Term: Life Possession with intent to distribute controlled substances Minimum Mandatory Prison Term:10 years Maximum Prison Term: Life 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 |
1 |
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Magdiel Carmona (27)
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Drug trafficking conspiracy Maximum Prison Term: Life Possession with intent to distribute controlled substances Maximum Prison Term: Life Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Minimum Mandatory Prison Term:10 years Use of a firearm during and in relation to/possession of a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence Maximum Prison Term: 5 years |
6 |
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Derrek Wallace (45)
Troy Dollman (45) |
Drug trafficking conspiracy Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 5 years Maximum Prison Term: 40 years Possession with intent to distribute controlled substances Minimum Mandatory Prison Term:5 years Maximum Prison Term: 40 years 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: 15 years Maximum Prison Term: Life |
2 |
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Rafael Gonzalez Alomar (38)
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Possession with intent to distribute controlled substances Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 10 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 |
2 |
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These PSN cases from the Tampa Division are being handled by AUSAs Diego Novaes, Mike Sinacore, Samantha Beckman, Charlie Connally, Maria Guzman, David Sullivan, David Chee, Michael Kenneth, and Christopher Murray |
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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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2nd Quarter |
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Re’Shod Larry (27)
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Felon in possession of firearm Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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Romeo Lenell Battle (24)
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Felon in possession of firearm Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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These PSN cases from the Fort Myers Division are being handled by AUSA Simon Eth |
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Jacksonville Division |
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2nd Quarter |
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Edrick Jackson (28) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
2 |
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Ramone Astin |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
0 |
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Andrew Harp (30) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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Jeromy Washington (25) |
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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Adam Taylor (32) |
Making a materially false statement in connection with the purchase of firearms Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
2 |
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Charles Mobley (49) |
Making a materially false statement in connection with the purchase of firearms Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
9 |
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These PSN cases from the Jacksonville Division are being handled by AUSAs Michael Coolican, David Mesrobian, Arnold Corsmeier, Frank Talbot, David Mesrobian, and John Cannizzaro |
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Ocala Division |
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2nd Quarter |
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Marty Eugene Days, Jr. (33) |
Possession of a firearm/ammunition affecting commerce by a convicted felon Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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Nathanael Santiago (28) |
Possession of a firearm/ammunition affecting commerce by a convicted felon Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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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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Marques Leroy Young (22) |
Making a materially false statement in connection with the purchase of firearms Maximum Prison Term: 10 years Causing a Federal Firearm Licensee (FFL) to maintain false information in their official records Maximum Prison Term: 5 years |
1 |
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Samuel A. Glover (30) |
Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute a controlled substance Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 10 years Maximum Prison Term: Life Possession of a firearm in furtherance of a drug trafficking crime Minimum Mandatory Prison Term: 5 years Maximum Prison Term: Life |
2 |
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Dean Dumont (23) |
Possession of an Unregistered NFA Weapon Maximum Mandatory Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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Miguel Vargas-Narez (44) |
Possession of a firearm by an illegal alien Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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These PSN cases from the Ocala Division are being handled by AUSAs Robert Bodnar, Jr, Tyrie K. Boyer, Mike Felicetta, Will S. Hamilton, and Hannah Nowalk |
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Orlando Division |
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2nd Quarter |
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Jarvis Jackson (31)
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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 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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These PSN cases from the Orlando Division are being handled by AUSAs Chauncey Bratt and Jen Harrington |
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Tampa Division |
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2nd Quarter |
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Devin Kelly (27)
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Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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Devontae Hunter (24)
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Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
1 |
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Kermon Williams (44)
Jhaphre Higgs (42)
James Higgs (37)
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Conspiracy to commit murder for hire Mandatory Minimum Prison Term: Life Maximum Prison Term: Life Murder for hire Mandatory Minimum Prison Term: Life Maximum Prison Term: Life Conspiracy to possess cocaine with the intent to distribute Maximum Prison Term: 20 years Attempt to possess cocaine with the intent to distribute Maximum Prison Term: 20 years Use of a firearm causing death in furtherance of a drug trafficking crime Mandatory Minimum Prison Term: Life Maximum Prison Term: Life Use of a firearm causing death in furtherance of a drug trafficking crime Mandatory Minimum Prison Term: Life Maximum Prison Term: Life Unlawful possession of ammunition by a convicted felon Maximum Prison Term: 10 years |
0 |
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These PSN cases from the Tampa Division are being handled by AUSAs Mike Sinacore, David Chee, Craig Gestring, and Charlie Connelly |
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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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2nd Quarter |
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John Olvera Salinas (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—18 U.S.C. §§ 924(c) Sentence Imposed: 5 years in federal prison |
15 |
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Joshua Wade McGinnis (27) *Salinas codefendant |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Possession with intent to distribute 500 grams or more of cocaine Distribution of cocaine (3 Counts) 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 |
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This PSN case from the Fort Myers Division were handled by AUSA Mike Leeman |
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Jacksonville Division |
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2nd Quarter |
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Steven McWhorter (49) |
Conspiracy to Distribute Methamphetamine over 500 Grams Sentence Imposed: 136 months in federal prison |
2
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Charles DeYoung (45) |
Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Possession with intent to distribute controlled substances Sentence Imposed: 10 years in federal prison |
1
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Brittany Cooper (32) |
Interference with commerce by robbery Sentence Imposed: 42 months in federal prison |
0 |
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These PSN cases from the Jacksonville Division were handled by AUSAs Ashley Washington, Betty Gonzalez, David Mesrobian, and Laura Taylor |
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*Ocala Division |
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2nd Quarter |
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Marrin Maurice Baker (48) |
Possession of a firearm and ammunition affecting commerce by a convicted felon Sentence Imposed: 28 months in federal prison |
1 |
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Ashley Nicole Kirkland (24) |
Possession of a firearm and ammunition affecting commerce by a previously convicted felon Sentence Imposed: 34 months in federal prison |
1 |
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Lonnie Lorenzo Hollingsworth, Jr. (37) |
Possession of ammunition affecting interstate commerce by a previously convicted felon Sentence Imposed: 36 months in federal prison. |
0 |
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Christopher Graves (28) |
Possession of a firearm or ammunition affecting interstate or foreign commerce by a felon Sentence Imposed: 53 months in federal prison. |
1 |
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Deveon Demon Jenkins (27) |
Possession of a firearm affecting commerce by a previously convicted felon Sentence Imposed: 15 years in federal prison. |
1 |
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Darrell Pierre Hopkins (54) |
Making a materially false statement during the purchase of firearms Causing an FFL to maintain false information in its official records Sentence Imposed: 4 years in federal prison |
0
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Jeffrey Walt Boston (44) |
Felon in possession of firearm Unlawful possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance Sentence Imposed: 8 years, 8 months in federal prison |
1 |
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Christopher L. Leslie (25) |
Felon in possession of a firearm or ammunition affecting commerce Possession of an unregistered NFA weapon Sentence Imposed: 4 years, 4 months in federal prison |
3 |
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Kenyari D. Brewton (26) |
Making a materially false statement during the purchase of firearms Causing an FFL to maintain false information in its official records Sentence Imposed: Time Served |
0 |
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Mark Charles Weatherly (21) |
Possession of methamphetamine with intent to distribute (actual meth – 5 grams or more) Possession of a firearm and ammunition affecting interstate or foreign commerce by a felon Sentence Imposed: 5 years in federal prison |
1 |
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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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2nd Quarter |
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Larry Burrows (26) |
Use of a firearm during and in relation to a crime of violence Carjacking Sentence Imposed: 27 years in federal prison |
0
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This PSN case from the Orlando Division was handled by Chauncey Bratt. |
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Tampa Division |
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2nd Quarter |
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Dnerius McCullough (28)
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Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Sentence Imposed: 77 months in federal prison |
1 |
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Samuel Storey (43)
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Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Sentence Imposed: 17 years in federal prison |
1 |
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Antonio Phillips (33)
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Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Sentence Imposed: 8 years in federal prison |
1
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Victor Grant (40)
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Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Sentence Imposed: 21 years, 10 months in federal prison |
0 |
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Michael Cottone (35)
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Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Sentence Imposed: 5 years and 3 months in federal prison |
2 |
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Christian Agosto (22)
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Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Sentence Imposed: 4 years, 3 months in federal prison |
1
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Deuntay Robertson (30)
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Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Sentence Imposed: 6 years in federal prison |
1 |
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Robert Russel Hinote (75)
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Dealing firearms without a license Sentence Imposed: Probation |
75 |
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Travis Riley (39)
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Possession with intent to distribute controlled substances Drug trafficking conspiracy Sentence Imposed: 9 years, 7 months in federal prison |
3 |
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Ralph Malpeso (44) |
Possession of an unregistered firearm Sentence Imposed:3 years, 1 month in federal prison |
6 |
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Clay Morris (29) |
Sentence Imposed: Probation |
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Francis Zuilkoski (64) |
Sentence Imposed: Probation |
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Calfus W. Drummond (35)
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Possession with intent to distribute controlled substances Possession of a firearm in furtherance of drug trafficking Sentence Imposed: 11 years, 6 months in federal prison |
6 |
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Ronald White (27)
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Felon in possession of firearm/ammunition Sentence Imposed: 3 years, 1 month |
1
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These PSN cases from the Tampa Division were handled by AUSAs Diego Novaes, Charlie Connally, and Mike Sinacore |
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Outreach Activities |
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2nd Quarter |
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Date |
Event |
Number of Attendees |
Division |
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April 4, 2022 |
Cleveland Elementary |
28 |
Tampa |
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April 7, 2022 |
AMI Youth Program (Guns, Gangs & Goals) |
29 |
Tampa |
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April 12, 2022 |
Girls With Pearls |
17 |
Orlando |
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April 19, 2022 |
Girls With Pearls at PACE Center |
20 |
Orlando |
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April 21, 2022 |
Central Florida Reentry Network Program |
56 |
Orlando |
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April 22, 2022 |
FBI Protecting Places of Worship Program |
55 |
Tampa |
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April 22, 2022 |
Baker Correctional Reentry Program |
75 |
Jacksonville |
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April 26, 2022 |
Girls With Pearls at PACE Center |
14 |
Orlando |
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April 28, 2022 |
Tampa Bay Reentry Month Program |
163 |
Tampa |
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May 2, 2022 |
Rising Stars Program at Westbrooke Elementary (Gun Pledge) |
18 |
Orlando |
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May 9, 2022 |
Cleveland Elementary |
27 |
Tampa |
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May 12-13, 2022 |
Problem-Solving for Public Safety Partners |
21 |
Jacksonville |
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May 17, 2022 |
Pace Center for Girls |
15 |
Orlando |
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May 20, 2022 |
Lockhart Elementary Lunch Buddies Mentor Appreciation |
50 |
Tampa |
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May 21, 2022 |
NOBLE Law In Your Community Program |
35 |
Fort Myers |
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May 23, 2022 |
Cleveland Elementary |
28 |
Tampa |
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May 26, 2022 |
Lee County Public Schools Assembly (Assistant Principals) |
93 |
Fort Myers |
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June 2-3, 2022 |
Problem-Solving for Public Safety Partners |
15 |
Ocala |
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June 14, 2022 |
Boys & Girls Club at Marshall Middle School (Guns, Gangs & Goals) |
42 |
Tampa |
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June 15, 2022 |
Boys & Girls Club at Shields Middle School (Guns, Gangs & Goals) |
77 |
Tampa
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May 2, 2022 May 31, 2022 June 14, 2022 June 28, 2022 |
PSN Violent Crime Initiative – Orlando PD |
25 10 25 40 |
Orlando
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Total Number of Events for 2nd Quarter: 24 |
Total Number of Attendees for 2nd Quarter: 97 |
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Updated July 19, 2022
Topics
Project Safe Neighborhoods
Firearms Offenses
Component