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Volume XVIII Number 3 xxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxx x x (954) 532-2000 xxxxxxxxxxxxx x xxxx19 January 2012 Ill. man didn't know he'd shot nail into his brain A suburban Chicago man thought the errant nail that discharged from the gun he was working with had whizzed by his head. Instead, it was lodged in his brain. Family members say Dante Autullo spent more than a day with the 3 1/2-inch nail in his head before having it removed Thursday. The 32-year-old was tinkering in the garage of his Orland Park home Tuesday when then the nail gun went off. He saw a small wound but couldn't find the nail and didn't think much of it. He went to work the next day but later went to the hospital with nausea and one monster of a headache. That's when an X-ray uncovered the nail. Autullo is recovering after a four-hour surgery to have the nail removed. Scott announces improved good news on more jobs Florida's unemployment has dropped below 10 percent. Gov. Rick Scott personally handled the conference call on Friday to boast that Florida's unemployment for December was 9.9 percent. Florida's jobless rate is still significantly above the national unemployment figure of 8.5 percent and 913,000 eligible workers are still hunting for jobs across the state. Scott campaigned on creating some 700,000 new jobs over a seven-year period assuming he'd win re-election in 2014. He said his strategy has led to the creation of 140,000 new jobs since he took office in January 2011. Scott says Florida has added jobs at a faster rate over the past four months than any other state. House Outlines Budget Allocations The Florida House released their overall budget allocations for the coming year where lawmakers will have to close a nearly $2 billion shortfall. The budget outline showed that House members would give Governor Rick Scott a victory by going along with his proposal to boost state spending on public education by $1 billion. “The House budget will prioritize K-12 education,” Cannon wrote. “This subcommittee will receive the greatest percentage of the General Revenue allocation as well as the greatest increase in funding.” Education advocates said that won’t be enough to cancel out other losses. But, the likelihood of getting a budget passed remains in limbo. State Senate President Mike Haridopolos has previously said he wants the current session to be about redistricting and other laws and a special session be called to finish off the budget. House Speaker Dean Cannon has said it is his preference, and the opinion of House members, that the budget should be completed during the current 60-day session. In a statement issued moments after the release of the blueprint, House Appropriations Chairwoman Denise Grimsley, R-Sebring, underscored the need for the session to end on-time. “There are many difficult decisions ahead, but those decisions should not be delayed with the hope that additional revenue will make tough choices easier,” Grimsley said. “Florida’s families don’t have the luxury of delaying challenging financial choices and neither should government.” Man Arrested After Luring Girl With Food, Then Groping Her Police are asking the public to help them ID the church where Raymond Vincent may be a youth pastor Fort Lauderdale Police said Thursday they arrested a 41-year-old man after he lured a young girl into his home with the promise of food, then groped her. Raymond Vincent of Fort Lauderdale groped the girl Sunday, but she told detectives that Vincent also molested her two other times in 2011, police said. Fort Lauderdale Police arrested Vincent on Tuesday, and he has been charged with three counts of lewd and lascivious molestation of a person under 12 and is being held at the Broward County Main Jail, they said. When he was being interviewed by detectives, Vincent claimed that he is a youth pastor at a Pompano church, police said. Because of that, “investigators are concerned that there may be other victims who have yet to come forward to the police,” and detectives are also seeking the public’s help in “identifying the church where Vincent is a youth pastor,” police said. Police urge anyone whose children may have had inappropriate contact with Vincent to call Detective Felicia Barnwell at 954-828-5533 or Detective Lorette Innocent-Doles at 954-828-5137. Boy arrested for arson fires Police have arrested a South Florida boy who they say is responsible for two arson fires at a department store. According to police, 11-year-old Calaeb Grone is facing serious charges after he started two fires at the Kohl's department store in the Coral Springs Mall. Police said Grone started the fire on several clothes on the second floor by putting accelerant on the clothes and lighting them up. "He went to the clothing department by the women's area and actually started the clothing fire with an accelerant and a lighter. Once the fire started, he was seen running down the escalators, exiting the store," said Coral Springs Police spokesperson Joe McHugh. Last Monday, police were at the same store for a similar fire. Police said Grone is responsible for both fires. Police said Grone didn't run away but watched the whole scene unfold. "One of our detectives actually responded to the mall, observed the kid sitting outside the mall on the curb, and was able to identify him through the surveillance tape from the first fire," McHugh said, "as well as an eyewitness from today's incident was able to identify him." The fires caused the store's sprinklers to activate, and everyone was evacuated from the store. McHugh said this was Grone's second attempt. "Back on January 9th, at about 8 at night, he started a fire at the women's department in Kohl's. Fortunate enough for the people that were inside the building, it was put out very quickly," said McHugh. "Obviously, this individual needs help. Being 11 years old and you're starting fires, especially fires that can seriously injure someone, he definitely needs some help." Grone's grandfather said he is just a little kid who was put into the little leagues. Grone was arrested and charged with two counts of arson to an occupied structure, and he will be placed at the juvenile assessment center. Both fires caused more than $1 million in damages. Ex-juror pleads guilty to soliciting bribe A former juror in a South Florida federal criminal case has pleaded guilty to soliciting a bribe in exchange for helping sway the panel not to vote for conviction. Prosecutors say 55-year-old Italo Campagna could get up to 15 years in prison. Campagna pleaded guilty Thursday in Miami federal court. Documents show Campagna met in October with the brother of a man charged in a cigarette smuggling case. Campagna said he would try to persuade jurors to acquit the defendant for between $50,000 and $100,000. The brother contacted the FBI, which recorded a telephone call between the two discussing the proposed bribe. When they arranged to meet later, Campagna was arrested. A mistrial was declared in the cigarette smuggling and a new trial got started this week. FAA breaks ground on new air traffic control tower A new expansion project at a local airport is now set to begin. On Wednesday, the Federal Aviation Administration broke ground on a new $16.4 million, state-of-the-art air traffic control tower at Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport. The new structure, which will stand at 117 feet, will be equipped with the latest radar, communications and weather technology. "This tower is just going to be a great addition to the community," said Mayor John P. "Jack" Seiler, "and not only is it going to enhance safety and security, but it's also going to be an economic engine for the community." The tower will open in the spring of 2014. TD Bank Ordered To Pay Up Over Rothstein’s Ponzi Scheme TD Bank has been ordered by a federal jury in Miami to pay an investment group $67 million for their complicity in disbarred Ft. Lauderdale attorney Scott Rothstein’s $1.2 billion Ponzi scheme. The verdict came in a lawsuit filed by Texas-based Coquina Investments. The lawsuit claimed Rothstein used a TD Bank branch in Florida and some of its employees to persuade investors that the scam involving phony legal settlements was legitimate. TD Bank issued a statement saying it was disappointed with Wednesday’s verdict. The bank said Rothstein is to blame for the fraud and that it is considering its legal options. Rothstein is serving a 50-year prison sentence after pleading guilty in the case. He is cooperating with prosecutors and more people are expected to be charged. There are also several other investor lawsuits pending. Woman Busted in Deodorant Theft Spree OP woman helped steal over 130 sticks of deodorant: Police An Oakland Park woman who police say stole dozens of deodorant sticks in an antiperspirant crime spree last summer in Fort Pierce was sweating it out behind bars Wednesday. Dana Lee Frazier, 41, was arrested Monday for stealing over 130 sticks of deodorant from a Winn Dixie and a couple of CVS stores in Fort Pierce, according to an arrest report. Frazier was arrested after she was named in a CrimeStoppers tip, police said. A warrant has been issued for her alleged accomplice. Frazier is facing third-degree grand theft and organized fraud charges and was being held on $35,000 bond. It was unknown whether she has an attorney. Flames char boat Officials are investigating a fire that left a boar charred. The boat was dry-docked next to a home near Taylor Street and 65th Terrace when the fire erupted. Firefighters worked quickly to prevent the flames from spreading to the house. The vessel was left completely burned. Thief attacks 6 year old A man classified as a violent, habitual career offender walked into a busy convenience store on a recent morning, took his time choosing a snack from a shelf and a drink from the cooler and approached the cashier. But instead of paying for the treat, he brandished a knife at an employee and her 6-year-old daughter and grabbed cash from the register. Store surveillance video captured the crime, and Broward Sheriff’s Office deputies and robbery detectives captured the criminal. Calvin Emile Baker, who has an extensive criminal history that includes robbery, domestic violence and drug charges, was charged Friday, January 13 with armed robbery with a weapon and aggravated assault with a weapon. The video shows Baker, 50, walk casually into the store past other customers and choose a snack and a drink. Then he goes to the cashier and asks her a question. She points him toward the bathroom, at which point he slipped behind the counter and threatened her with the knife. The cashier’s 6-year-old daughter watched the entire ordeal. A witness led detectives to Baker, who is being held without bond on the recent charges, as well as warrants for violating probation. 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