Jimmy Uso Released From Jail Earlier This Morning );
Uso, whose real name is Jonathan Fatu, was pulled over by the Escambia County Sherriff’s department after he blew through a red light and was driving well above the speed limit. When the officer approached the vehicle, he smelled alcohol and asked Jimmy to step out, which he did. When the officer asked him if he had been drinking, Uso admitted to drinking “multiple” beers before getting behind the wheel. He was then given a breathalyzer and blew a .202 and .205. The legal limit in Florida is .08. He was then arrested and cited for DUI, speeding, and running a red light. His bond was set at $500 and he remained in the Escambia County Jail overnight.
3 wanted for questioning after KSU quarterback gunned down in Florida Panhandle
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PENSACOLA, Fla. - Three men are being sought for questioning after a Kennesaw State University football player was gunned down in his car in the Florida Panhandle early Thursday morning.
Taziah Dekal McHenry, 20, Melvin Douglas Hester III, 18, and Nicholas Joseph Wells, 19, are being sought by the Escambia County Sherriff’s Office. Investigators reiterated they are only wanted for questioning in connection to the shooting death of 18-year-old Ladarius Clardy.
Clardy, a Pensacola native, was found shot to death by a bicyclist after his car crashed down an embankment along W. Fairfield Drive near Hollywood Avenue just after midnight Thursday, Escambia County Sheriff Chip W. Simmons said. More than 50 rounds were fired into the driver s side door, the sheriff said.
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Thousands of dollars worth of tools were stolen from Pensacola Habitat for Humanity work trucks overnight Thursday into Friday.
Staff arrived to work Friday morning to find that three trucks two box trucks and one landscaping truck parked at the organization s main office at 300 W. Leonard St. had been broken into, and many of the tools Habitat uses to build homes for families had been stolen.
About $3,000 worth of tools were missing, according to a news release from Habitat asking for the public s help in finding the stolen tools. Among the missing tools are a Stihl chainsaw, Husqvarna chainsaw, Craftsman trimmer, a pneumatic nailer, drills, gas cans, batteries and other items.