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Scrap Metal - Continued from page 1 two pieces of metal in his possession.
Recycling employee, dismantling a pallet rack with
The arrest report also stated that further investigation by the detective revealed that the Gil-
land had been selling scrap steel to Inter-County Recycling for the past two months. The
owner of ICR stated that Gilland’s sale of steel to him matched exactly what Gulf Coast
Recycling had reported stolen.
Gilland was interviewed at his residence by the CCSO on Sept. 29. He said he’d
unlawfully removed about 20,000 pounds of the victim’s steel from the recycling container
and sold it to ICR and Taurus Metal Recyclers in Floral City for a total of $1,200.
Gilland went with the detective to the Sugarmill Woods Substation for further
questioning, and his statement was digitally recorded. Gilland was taken into custody and
transported to the Citrus County Detention Facility. “The defendant has been extremely
cooperative and showed sincere remorse in this investigation,” the report stated. “Due to
his cooperation, the defendant is to be released on his own recognizance.”
Inglis Woman Arrested on Citrus Warrant
Marisela A. Colon, 23, 141 W. Cason St., Inglis was arrested by the Citrus County Sheriff’s
Office, Oct. 2, for failure to appear in court on an original charge of possession of a con-
trolled substance without a prescription and failure to appear in court on an original charge
of grand theft. She was held without bond.
Crystal River Man Arrested For Rx Drug Fraud
Hubert Terry Doss, 55, 8221 W. Edgehill Ct., Crystal River was arrested by the
Citrus County Sheriff’s Office, Oct .1, on a charge of obtaining a controlled substance by
fraud. He was later released on his own recognizance. According to his arrest report, Doss
Tom Plett Jr of Inglis places lieutenant bars on his grandson Benjamin Fradette at the Army
had been seeing local and out-of-county physicians and getting prescriptions filled at local
OCS graduation in Ft Benning Ga in September. Tom was one of 2 WWII veterans present at
and out-of-county pharmacies withing the same 30-day time frame.
the ceremony. Ben attended Yankeetown School 1981- 1988. His parents are Penny and Ray
The report stated that Doss had filled a prescription on April 6 for 180 oxycodone
Grow House -conspiracy from page 1
Phares of Yankeetown.
tablets at a local pharmacy by an out-of-county physician, and nine days later on April 15,
had filled a prescription for 120 oxycodone tablets at a Citrus County pharmacy by a Citrus
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County physician. On May 21, the report stated, Doss filled two prescriptions for con-
nellon,
charged
with
to
traffic
trolled medications (240 oxycodone tablets and 270 methadone tablets) at an out-of-county
marijuana,cultivation of marijuana, possession of marijua-
pharmacy, from an out-of-county physician. Eight days later on May 29, Doss filled two
na more than 20 gms., possession of drug paraphernalia,
prescriptions (210 oxycodone tablets and 180 methadone tablets) at a Citrus County phar-
and maintaining a drug dwelling; (3) Rocio I. Mesa (born
macy from a out-of county physician. A physician gave the arresting deputy a card signed
in Columbia; married to Abelardo Mesa Rojas, ), age 45,
by Doss, indicating that he knew the laws on withholding information from a practitioner
703 S.W. 100 Court Cir., Miami, charged with conspiracy
and attempting to obtain controlled substances by fraud. According to the arrest report,
to traffic marijuana and cultivation of marijuana; (4) An-
Doss continued to see other out-of-county physicians up to July 26 and filled prescriptions
dres Camilo Gonzales (born in Columbia), age 20, 8842
for controlled substances at local and out-of-county pharmacies. Doss was arreated at the
W. Flagler St., Apt. 208, Miami, charged with conspiracy
Gonzalez
Mesa
Emergency Operations Center on one count of obtaining controlled substances by fraud.
to traffic marijuana and driving while license suspended
or revoked.
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