[The Shadow]

Originally Posted by CarolSells

but in just a few minutes' time I was able to find these recent stories:

Villages resident arrested in Internet sex operation
Wednesday, September 7, 2011 at 8:02 am (Updated: September 8, 8:46 am A resident of The Villages found more than the “taboo couplings” he was allegedly seeking on the Internet, he ended up meeting a sheriff’s office detective who charged him with seeking to meet a minor for sex.
********* ********, 62, was arrested on Wednesday, Aug. 31, for reportedly trying to meet a man and his 14-year-old nephew for a sexual encounter, according to a sheriff’s office report.
**********was arrested at his home about 11:30 a.m. after admitting to a sheriff’s detective that he was the person they were communicating with on the Internet and telephone, according to sheriff’s Capt. Kevin Hofecker.

New Dangerous Trend Hits The Villages Sexting while walking
Last Wednesday, ******* *****, 87, a sexy, cougar resident of the ridiculously expensive condo neighborhood adjacent to Spanish Springs, was taking her morning walk while talking on her cell phone.She subsequently started sexting photos of her brand new cosmetic breast enhancements to Gary Gigolo, a 32-year-old-man with whom she had danced at Katy Belles. And now Mrs. Robinson may wind up at the same North Carolina prison where Bernie Madoff resides.
Note by me: This was not Mr. Midnight it was a cop).


Posted 11/8/2011 by Gracie:
The Daily Sun reported this morning that a man who lives on Heathrow Avenue in The Villages was arrested Saturday at his residence here for attempting to murder his wife with a large knife.

Just trying to help out Penn with his statistics here. Not saying that there are bunches.

but in just a few minutes' time I was able to find these recent stories:

Morse is charged with:

* Possession of a bull elk taken in 2006 in Yellowstone County in violation of conditions of an outfitter-sponsored license.

* Killing a bull elk in Yellowstone County in 2007 when he did not have a valid Montana elk license.

* Helping his daughter, Kelsea, kill a wild turkey, for which neither had a license, in the spring of 2007.

* Helping his daughter hunt, shoot and track a bull elk, for which neither had a valid license, in 2008 in Yellowstone County.

MLissa Morse is charged with killing a mule deer buck in Big Horn County in November 2008 without a license. Maximum penalty for the misdemeanor is a $1,000 fine and six months in jail.

Rainey faces charges of:

* Hunting elk in Big Horn County without a license in September 2008, a misdemeanor.

* Possession of two bull elk and four mule deer killed on two consecutive days in November 2008 in Big Horn County and for which Rainey did not have legal licenses. Because the value of the animals exceeds $1,000, Rainey is charged with a felony.

* Two misdemeanor charges of waste of game in Big Horn County in September 2009. Rainey is accused of killing two elk, then removing only the head from one elk and allowing the meat from both carcasses to rot.

The combined maximum penalties for the charges against Rainey total $53,000 in fines and 6.5 years in prison.

Powell is accused of illegal possession of two bull elk and four mule deer killed in Big Horn County in November 2008. The combined value of the animals exceeds $1,000, so Powell is charged with a felony. The crime carries a maximum penalty of five years in prison and a $50,000 fine.

Duncan is charged in Lewis and Clark County with two felony counts of tampering with public records and a misdemeanor count of purchasing a Montana resident hunting license while he was a resident of Utah. The charges accuse him of buying Montana resident licenses in Helena using his parents' Cut Bank address, though he has lived in Utah since 1998.

The felony charges accuse Duncan of falsifying required outfitter license documents, applications for hunting licenses and client logs.

Total penalties for Duncan could include $101,000 in fines and 20.5 years in prison.

In February, another defendant, Richard E. Staton of Wildwood, admitted to three misdemeanor hunting violations and was fined $1,000. Staton is former Florida game warden a former Wolf Mountain Ranch employee.

Kelsea Morris admitted in May she hunted elk and turkey without the proper licenses. She received six-months deferred jail sentences on both charges, and was ordered to pay $2,095 in fines, court costs and restitution.

A felony charge of illegally possessing game animals was dismissed in June against another defendant in the case. District Judge Susan Watters cited insufficient evidence against Toby Lee Griffith, an employee of the M Square Ranch.

Just trying to help out Penn with his statistics here. Not saying that there are bunches.

http://www.dailycommercial.com/News/...112morseupdate