2 months ago Share Two suspects are accused in the Circle K shooting death of 25-year-old Deon O’Neal Jenkins, while the other two are linked to the overdose deaths of 33-year-old Michael Joseph Burnett Jr. and 39-year-old Dimitry Popkov. by: Brittany Kershaw Public Affairs Manager, Flagler County Sheriff’s Office
The State Attorney’s Office sought and was granted on Tuesday, Jan. 19, four indictments from the Flagler County grand jury in homicide cases in Flagler County, helping to bring three lengthy investigations conducted by the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office Major Case and Special Investigations Units to a conclusion. Every overdose death in Flagler County is now investigated and prosecuted as a homicide. There is no more slap on the wrist for selling drugs that cause overdose deaths. Poison peddlers will be held accountable.”
Allyson Dawn Bennett, 39, and Javian Neesmith, 21, both of Palm Coast.
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A Florida grand jury on Tuesday issued four indictments for first-degree murder–two in connection with the shooting death of Deon O’Neal Jenkins, 25, at a Palm Coast convenience store parking lot in 2019, and two in the unrelated deaths of Dimitry Popkov, 39, last September, and Michael Joseph Burnett Jr., 33, in June 2018, both from fentanyl overdoses.
The indictment of Marcus Avery Chamblin, a 26-year-old Palm Coast resident, in Jenkins’s death was expected. Chamblin was arrested two weeks ago following a 15-month investigation in the killing, along with Derrius Braxton Bauer, 26. But Bauer, a Jacksonville resident who formerly lived in Flagler and went to school here, was initially charged with principal to first degree murder.
Jan 21, 2021 8:48 AM Bunnell, FL - Three separate investigations have now come to an end after Flagler County investigators were granted four indictments for homicide. Two indictments were reserved for Derrius Braxton Bauer and Marcus Avery Chamblin, two men accused of killing Deon O’Neal Jenkins outside out of Flagler County gas station in October 2019. Both suspects were arrested on January 7th following a lengthy investigation. That same investigation, according to detectives, included around 2,000 hours of work and spanned parts of Florida, South Carolina, Virginia, and Southern California. 39-year-old Allyson Dawn Bennett is also facing an indictment for murder. A release from the Flagler County Sheriff s Office (FCSO) connects Bennett to the June 2018 death of 33-year-old Michael Joseph Burnett Jr. A grand jury concluded that Bennett had supplied Burnett with a mixture of heroin and Fentanyl which ultimately caused Burnett Junior’s death. Bennett was a