| Probable cause affidavit: |
SUBMITTED BY: RICCI, ANTHONY 0606 (AR13-8110) DID UNLAWFULLY AND WILLFULLY ENTER OR REMAIN IN A STRUCTURE OR CONVEYANCE, TO WIT: THE DEFENDANT WAS TRESPASSED VIA WARNING AND RETURNED BOTH INCIDENTS WERE WITNESSED BY THE COMPLAINANT, SEVERAL WITNESSES AND THIS DEPUTY, THE PROPERTY OF THE VICTIM, WITHOUT BEING AUTHORIZED, LICENSED, OR INVITED TO DO SO BY THE OWNER, LESSEE, OR THEIR AGENT, IN VIOLATION OF FLORIDA STATE STATUTES 810.08(1) AND 810.08(2)(B). ON 112313, AT APPROXIMATELY 2330 HOURS, THE CITRUS COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE WAS CONTACTED IN REFERENCE TO INCIDENT NUMBER 161108, WHICH WAS A DISTURBANCE LOCATED AT 14231 WEST OZELLO TRAIL, AT THE ISLAND TRADING POST. DEPUTY HUGHES ARRIVED AND AS A RESULT OF HIS RESPONSE, THE COMPLAINANT/OWNER OF THE BUSINESS, MS DIANE HACKNEY, WISHED FOR THE DEFENDANT TO BE REMOVED FROM THE PROPERTY AND TRESPASSED OFFICIALLY. DEPUTY HUGHES TRANSPORTED THE DEFENDANT TO HIS RESIDENCE ON BLACK WATER CREEK, DUE TO THE FACT THAT HE WAS INTOXICATED AND UNABLE TO DRIVE HIS VEHICLE. PRIOR TO LEAVING, DEPUTY HUGHES INSTRUCTED HIM THAT HE WAS TRESPASSED. ON 112413, AT APPROXIMATELY 0025 HOURS, THE COMPLAINANT CALLED THE SHERIFFâS OFFICE IN REFERENCE TO THIS CASE. THE COMPLAINANT NOTIFIED THE SHERIFFâS OFFICE THAT THE DEFENDANT HAD RETURNED BACK TO THE STORE TO BUY SOME MORE BEER AND WAS AGITATED WITH THE COMPLAINANT OVER HIS TRESPASS. SHE ADVISED THAT HE BEGAN FLIPPING HER OFF AND WAS VERBALLY ABUSIVE TO HER. THE COMPLAINANT ADVISED THAT SHE INSTRUCTED HIM MULTIPLE TIMES TO LEAVE AND REMINDED HIM THAT HE WAS TRESPASSED. AT ONE POINT, THE DEFENDANT GOT UNCOMFORTABLY CLOSE TO HER AND SHE FELT AS THOUGH THE DEFENDANT WAS GOING TO TRY AND HIT HER; HOWEVER HE SHOVED HER OUT OF THE WAY TO LEAVE THE STORE. THE DEFENDANT THEN GOT INTO HIS VEHICLE AND LEFT THE SCENE. WHILE ON SCENE, I MADE CONTACT WITH THE BARTENDER/WITNESS ONE, MS JO DEMARCUS, WHO WITNESSED THE PREVIOUS INCIDENT OF THE DEFENDANT BEING TRESPASSED, AS WELL AS HIS RETURN. MS DEMARCUS ADVISED THAT SHE AND THE COMPLAINANT INSTRUCTED THE DEFENDANT TO LEAVE MULTIPLE TIMES. SHE ALSO ADVISED THAT IT APPEARED THAT HE WAS VERY AGITATED WITH THE COMPLAINANT. I THEN MADE CONTACT WITH WITNESS TWO, MR PAUL MCLAURIN, WHO IS A PATRON OF THE STORE. HE WAS ALSO PRESENT AT THE PREVIOUS INCIDENT WHERE THE DEFENDANT WAS ESCORTED FROM THE STORE AND TRESPASSED. HE ALSO WITNESSED THE DEFENDANT RETURN TO THE STORE, ATTEMPTING TO LOOK FOR BEER, AS WELL AS GETTING INTO A VERBAL ALTERCATION WITH THE COMPLAINANT. HE WITNESSED THE DEFENDANT YELL OBSCENITIES AT THE COMPLAINANT, SHOUTING AND WAVING HIS MIDDLE FINGER AT HER AS HE LEFT IN HIS VEHICLE. WHILE ON SCENE, I PERSONALLY WITNESSED THE DEFENDANT RETURN BACK TO THE ESTABLISHMENT A SECOND TIME, WHERE I LOCATED HIM AT THE FRONT OF THE STORE ON HIS SCOOTER. AT THAT TIME, I ADVISED THE DEFENDANT THAT HE WAS BEING PLACED UNDER ARREST FOR TRESPASS AFTER WARNING. THE DEFENDANT WAS HANDCUFFED, (DOUBLE LOCKED), BEHIND HIS BACK AND SECURED IN THE REAR OF MY PATROL VEHICLE. THE DEFENDANT STATED THAT HE RETURNED BACK TO THE STORE TO RETRIEVE HIS SCOOTER. THE DEFENDANT WAS THEN TRANSPORTED TO THE CITRUS COUNTY DETENTION FACILITY FOR BOOKING AND PROCESSING, WHERE HIS BOND WAS SET AT $500.00, PER THE BOND SCHEDULE. THE DEFENDANT STATED THAT HE WISHED FOR THE SCOOTER TO REMAIN ON THE PREMISES AND THE COMPLAINANT HAD NO OBJECTIONS, AS LONG AS HE MADE ARRANGEMENTS FOR HIS FRIEND TO RETRIEVE IT. THE COMPLAINANT STATED THAT THE DEFENDANT LIVES ON THE SAME STREET AS HER AND IS CONCERNED OVER RETALIATION. A VICTIM NOTIFICATION FORM WAS FILLED OUT AND TURNED OVER TO THE JAIL STAFF. |
