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Jury finds Florida man guilty of second-degree murder in stabbing

Ocala judge rejects 'stand your ground' claim in fatal stabbing case

Stabbing in November 2018 On Nov. 15, 2018, Marion County Sheriff s Office deputies were called to a stabbing inside a travel trailer in the 16800 block of Southeast Ninth Street in Silver Springs. When deputies arrived, they found Jeremiah Mills in the living room with stab wounds to the chest. Mills was taken to a hospital and died two days later. He was 19. Jones was charged with second-degree murder. Jones sought protection from Florida s stand your ground law, and hearings were held on May 19 and June 17. Accounts of what happened Detective Billy Burleson interviewed Jones, who reportedly said he stabbed Mills because the victim  jumped at him, according to the judge s written ruling.

Marion man to serve 10-year prison term for DUI manslaughter

Jury finds man guilty of 2018 robbery of Dollar General in Marion Oaks

The trial timeline Circuit Judge Lisa Herndon consulted with Rodney s lawyer, Jacques Ward, and Assistant State Attorney Marissa Meyer about the questions. Everyone agreed that the panel would have to decide based on what happened at trial. Jurors were brought into the courtroom at 12:21 p.m., given the answer, and sent back for continued discussions. At 1:02 p.m., there was a knock on the door, indicating they had a decision. The clerk read the verdict aloud at 1:10 p.m.   guilty of robbery with firearm while wearing a mask, and deliver/possess/sell/alter firearm. Rodney bowed his head for a few minutes while the verdict was read aloud. The jury was polled and all six said they voted guilty for the two offenses.

Texas women plead guilty in spear phishing scam that took more than $700K from City of Ocala

Texas women plead guilty in spear phishing scam that took more than $700K from City of Ocala Austin L. Miller, Ocala Star-Banner © no credit no caption Two Texas women charged in connection with the spear phishing scam that bilked the City of Ocala out of more than $700,000 pleaded guilty this week to fraud charges. On Thursday, the court was told that co-defendant Andrea Louise Miller could have received 30 years in prison and been fined $10,000 for organized fraud. A plea agreement worked out between Miller s lawyer, Jacques Ward, and the State Attorney s Office called for Miller to plead guilty to a reduced charge (grand theft over $20,000) and serve 415 days behind bars.