St. Petersburg police investigating shooting that left man wounded
ST. PETERSBURG — Police are investigating a shooting that took place near 15th Avenue S and 45th Street S on Monday afternoon. A caller reported gunshots in the area at 12:21 p.m., according to St. Petersburg police. When officers arrived, they said they found a middle-aged man with a gunshot wound to the upper body. The man was taken to a local hospital for medical treatment. Check tampabay.com for updates. St. Petersburg police investigating shooting that left man wounded 06/05/17 ..>> view originalSt. Pete residents upset over hate signs posted in neighbor's yard
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (WFLA) — Derogatory signs posted on a lawn in a St. Petersburg neighborhood have several residents upset. Roland Price placed five signs in his yard on 27th Avenue North on Saturday. On them were the words Jews, infidels, an anti-gay slur and an offensive term referencing mentally handicap people. The last sign had the words “great again.” Neighbors can’t believe it. “It’s disgusting. It’s repulsive,” said one woman. “I’m absolutely shocked,” said another neighbor, a block..>> view originalOffensive signs cause stir in St. Petersburg's Old Northeast ...
ST. PETERSBURG — Behind the fuchsia flowers and the bubbling fountain, the signs broadcast their messages in black capitals: No fags. No Jews. No infidels. No retards. The last sign, an allusion to President Donald Trump's campaign slogan, bore only the words "… Great again!" On Saturday evening, the signs appeared in front of 303 27th Ave. N. Neighbors bristled in response. They posted frantically on the neighborhood forum, trying to figure out how to get the signs taken down. Cars doubled back..>> view originalSt. Petersburg neighborhood fired up after homophobic, anti-semitic ...
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - A St. Petersburg neighborhood is saying they don't feel safe after seeing hate-fueled signs in a neighbor's yard.It's the type of hatred Howard Wilson has seen before."I hate to see this kind of bigotry," he said. "It's a disease." A neighbor lined up anti-semitic messages targeting Jews, sexual orientation and people with disabilities.The signs are a nasty reminder for Wilson who witnessed racial segregation as a high schooler."I thought we had come so far past that," he..>> view originalSt. Petersburg police: Woman, 31, stole one car, struck two more ...
ST. PETERSBURG — A 31-year-old woman launched a "one woman crime spree" on Monday morning, according to St. Petersburg police. Police said Michelle Renee LaMotte, 31, walked up to a red Chevrolet Corvette rental car parked in the 3200 block of 36th Avenue N at 9:44 a.m. and started attacking the driver, kicking and hitting her. LaMotte then took the keys from the driver and drove off in the Corvette. A St. Petersburg police officer in the area noticed the Corvette being driven erratically and th..>> view originalDowntown St. Petersburg's tallest tower, Priatek Plaza, has a new ...
ST. PETERSBURG — The tallest office building in Pinellas County has a new owner. Priatek Plaza, which was renamed from One Progress Plaza in Sept. 2015, was sold to Third Lake Capital, the locally-based investment firm of the Wanek family behind the Ashley Furniture brand. The sales price was not disclosed and a local record of the sale had not yet been posted as of late Monday. Rumors of the building being for sale have been circulating among brokers in the area for months. The 28-story tower a..>> view originalDowntown St. Pete's Priatek Plaza sold to Tampa buyer
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St. Petersburg City Council candidate Corey Givens Jr. deposited ...
ST. PETERSBURG — Corey Givens Jr. flamed out of a Pinellas County School Board race five years ago after inflating his educational resume. When he announced in January that he was running to replace Karl Nurse on the City Council, he said he had learned from his mistake. Now Givens stands accused of another failing: a donor said he deposited a $500 campaign donation into his personal checking account. The donor, Lucinda Johnston, a prominent local Democratic activist, said she filed a complaint ..>> view originalDeputies investigating death of 6-month-old boy in unincorporated ...
Pinellas County deputies are investigating the death of a 6-month-old boy at his home in unincorporated St. Petersburg on Monday afternoon. According to deputies, 6-month-old Anthony Ford was found unresponsive by one of his siblings around 12:20 p.m. on the side of the bed with his head stuck in the opening between the mattress and headboard. Deputies say the child's father, 33-year-old Antonio Ford, placed the infant on his bed in a back bedroom to take a nap sometime after 10:45 a.m. The infa..>> view original
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