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Florida prison officer pleads guilty to spraying bleach on food tray

The inmate complained about smelling bleach. The incident was investigated and Williams was arrested and charged with aggravated assault with intent to commit a felony. Pursuant to a plea bargain, Circuit Judge Lisa Herndon sentenced Williams, who pleaded guilty, to five years of probation and 600 hours of community service. While on probation, Williams cannot work at any corrections, law enforcement or security place within the United States. Williams also cannot ask for early termination of her probation, and is forbidden to have any contact with the victim or any of the witnesses in the case, court records show. The Florida Department of Corrections said Williams has been fired.

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Acquitted: Ocala jury clears man in deadly south Marion robbery

Acquitted: Ocala jury clears man in deadly south Marion robbery
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Defendant in Ocala murder trial says he wasn t involved; just wanted a ride home

Defendant in Ocala murder trial says he wasn t involved; just wanted a ride home Austin L. Miller, Ocala Star-Banner © Doug Engle/Ocala Star-Banner/File 2019 The Marion County Sheriff s Department works the scene of a fatal home invasion Thursday morning, July 11, 2019, where two of the four home invaders were killed by the home owner Wednesday night at 14999 SE 32nd Ct. Rd. in Summerfield FL. When deputies arrived, they found one man dead inside the home and two others, one of whom is the homeowner, with gunshot wounds. While searching the area, deputies found the other two men. Deputies said four men entered the property, which is surrounded by dense woods on a single-lane dirt road. The distance from a gate to home is roughly 300 yards. Authorities were told that the four men entered the property and one of them entered the home and was hit by gunfire, apparently from the homeowner. There was an exchange of gunfire and the second intruder was hit, deputies s

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Marion man on trial for murder says she wasn t even at crime scene

Marion man on trial for murder says she wasn t even at crime scene
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Group used doughnuts to lure bears to be attacked by dogs Two plotters just pleaded guilty

Group used doughnuts to lure bears to be attacked by dogs. Two plotters just pleaded guilty Austin L. Miller, Ocala Star-Banner Florida s Black Bears: How to stay safe around them Replay Video A married couple accused of participating in a horrific bear abuse scheme, where the animals were hunted by packs of dogs for pleasure, have pleaded guilty. Separately, the man and woman entered their pleas in front of Circuit Judge Anthony Tatti on Thursday. First up was Charles L. Scarbrough, 32. Standing beside his lawyer, the Callahan man entered his plea on charges of conspiracy to commit racketeering, animal baiting and fighting, unlawful use of a two-way communicating device and unlawful taking of a black bear.

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