Man pleads guilty in shooting, burglary
BOYNTON BEACH — A 19-yearold Boynton Beach man has been sentenced to five years of probation after pleading guilty to a charge stemming from a May drive-by shooting.
Cleevens Altiner pleaded guilty Aug. 24 to a count of aggravated assault with a fire- arm. The shooting took place outside a residence on the 400 block of Northeast Second Street, north of Boynton Beach Boulevard and west of Federal Highway. A boy, then 16, was shot in the foot after a person in a passing Ford Escape fired two or three rounds in his direction, Boynton Beach police said.
Authorities took Altiner, then 18, into custody two days later. Police did not indi- cate in their report how the 16-year-old and Altiner may have known each other.
Altiner also pleaded guilty to one count of burglary in a separate case out of Jupiter and was sentenced to five years of probation, court records show. officials said in a Facebook next to him, and he told the post that they got a call early former employee he’d call Monday from a home. Dislaw enforcement if he didn’t patchers heard someone yellleave. That’s when the shootGov. Rick Scott is dodging ing “to get out of the house” ing started. protesters on a campaign bus because it was on fire. Morales-Serrano is being tour. Arriving firefighters found held on a $1.2 million bond.
The Tampa Bay Times two people outside the burn- An attorney isn’t listed on jail reported that Scott invited ing home. They found the records. supporters to a popular dough- dog dead inside. The Ocala nut shop but was a no-show Star-Banner reports another to the Sunday event after prodog escaped. The injured restesters showed up outside. idents were taken to a hospi
The protesters are upset tal. Their conditions weren’t that Scott signed into law a immediately available. The measure that voided a local state fire marshal will invesbeach access ordinance. Waltigate. ton County officials are going through a new process in order to reinstate an ordinance that guarantees public access to beaches.
Scott is leaving the governor’s office due to term limits. The Republican is challenging Democratic U.S. Sen. Bill Nel- son and has started a “Make Washington Work” bus tour.
The Times reported that local Republicans waited 90 minutes before realizing that Scott wasn’t going to show up as planned.
SANTA ROSA BEACH
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Crews say a dog has died and two people were injured in a fire.
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Beach patrol officials say one man drowned in rough waters and two others were injured when large waves slammed them onto sandbars.
Volusia County Ocean Rescue Capt. Andrew Etheridge tells the Daytona Beach A man is accused of trying News-Journal that Steven to kill his ex-boss. Kolaczewski, 64, was unre
Alachua County sheriff’s sponsive when crews reached spokesman Art Forgey says him Sunday afternoon. They deputies arrested 34-year-old pulled him from the surf and Carlos Gilberto Morales-Serdid CPR, but he was prorano on Saturday. nounced dead at a hospital.
Forgey says Morales-SerEtheridge says one person rano fired repeated shots at suffered a fractured arm when the owner of Bakery Mill and tossed by the wave into a sandDeli early Saturday. The restau- bar, while another had back rant owner was shot once in and neck injuries. He says the arm. 13 people were pulled from
The Gainesville Sun reports the water. the owner drove around back Officials are expecting surf of the restaurant and saw a conditions to worsen this vehicle driven by Morales-Ser- week as Hurricane Florence rano behind a neighboring approaches the U.S. coastline. business. The owner says the vehicle then drove up
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