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Volume XIX Number 18xxxxxPhone (954) 532-2000 xxFax 954-532-2002xxxx May 2, 2013 Man Dead After Pompano Beach Shooting Michael Cornelio was shot while hanging out with three friends, the BSO said A 19-year-old man was fatally shot while hanging out with three friends in a Pompano Beach apartment Friday, authorities said. Michael Cornelio died at 428 SW 2nd Place Apt. 4, the Broward Sheriff's Office said in a statement. The shooting may have happened as Adiel Jaramillo, 20, played recklessly with a handgun, the agency said. After the shooting at 2:48 p.m. Jaramillo ran from the apartment, and he faces charges of manslaughter, tampering with evidence and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, the BSO said. Jaramillo, who is believed to be on foot and may be armed, is a known gang member with a criminal history, according to the BSO. The agency initially said the victim was in his 20s. Both he and Jaramillo are from Pompano Beach, the BSO said. Authorities ask anyone with information on Jaramillo's whereabouts to call Broward County Crime Stoppers at 954-493-TIPS. College fires professor who forced students to sign pledge to vote for Obama Brevard Community College (BCC) has fired a professor after a school investigation concluded she required students to sign a pledge to vote for President Obama in the run-up to the 2012 election. The school’s spokesman John Glisch, said the Board of Trustees voted Wednesday morning to terminate mathematics professor Sharon Sweet with an overwhelming vote. “The board voted 3-1, with one member absent, to dismiss professor Sweet,” Glisch told Campus Reform Wednesday afternoon. “The termination took effect immediately, ending pay and benefits for Sweet who had been suspended with pay under provisions of the United Faculty of Florida collective bargaining agreement with the college, pending the board’s decision,” the school added in a press release. BCC was hurled into the national spotlight last year for Sweet’s actions after a Campus Reform exposé highlighted her alleged demand for students to support the Democratic Party in the 2012 elections. The school’s president later recommended to the Board of Trustees that professor Sweet should be fired, following an investigation that found her guilty of “harassment, incompetence, misconduct, and unprofessional behavior.” Sweet was a tenured professor who had taught at the college five years. She earned $40,000 annually. Police: Armed men threatened to kill employees Police said two men ambushed employees at a South Florida pawn shop. Officials said the alleged masked robbers entered the shop Monday, around 7 p.m., attempting to take money from the safe. When they could not get it open, authorities said, the men took the employees outside and threatened to kill them. Police sirens then scared the crooks away from the Value Pawn Shop located on North Dixie Highway near 31st Court in Pompano Beach. If you have any information on this attempted robbery, call Broward County Crime Stoppers at 954-493-TIPS. Remember, you can always remain anonymous, and you may be eligible for a reward. BODY DISCOVERED NEAR HILLSBORO INLET An angler discovered a body in the ocean about a quarter mile offshore Tuesday morning just south of the Hillsboro Inlet. The man contacted the United States Coast Guard, who notified the Broward Sheriff’s Office dive team. Once BSO’s dive team recovered the body and brought it back to land, homicide and crime scene detectives began their investigation to determine the person’s identity and the cause and manner of death. There was some dive equipment recovered with the body, which appeared to have been in the water for several days.Feds bust Margate commissioner Indictment filed against David McLean A Margate city commissioner was indicted on federal bribery charges, the U.S. Department of Justice announced Wednesday. The indictment charged 50-year-old David McLean with three counts of bribery in connection with a program receiving federal funds. According to the indictment, McLean accepted $6,000 in cash on three separate occasions for his influence on two Margate Community Redevelopment Agency Board construction grants and a city occupational license. “Public officials who sell their office and their influence to line their own pockets with cash undermine the good work of all hard-working public servants, who labor for the public good,” said Wifredo Ferrer, United States Attorney for the Southern District of Florida. “That is why corruption in government, at any level, will simply not be tolerated.” “Investigating public corruption remains one of the FBI’s top priorities. This indictment represents our commitment to investigate corrupt acts and the individuals who are behind them,” said Assistant Special Agent in Charge Scott A. Gilbert, FBI Miami Division. “We encourage anyone who may have information about corruption to come forward and report it.” If convicted, McLean faces a maximum sentence of up to 10 years on each count. City officials said no other elected officials were involved and no city, state, or federal funds were misappropriated. Florida Supreme Court: It’s ‘e-mail,’ not ‘email’ Email is “e-mail” as far as the Florida Supreme Court is concerned. The court on Thursday approved a new rule requiring parties to send legal documents to each other through email. But it denied a recommendation to use the word “email” and is sticking with “e-mail.” Its ruling cited the Gregg Reference Manual for business writing and said the hyphenated form of the word “is the one most commonly used.” The Associated Press Stylebook says “email” is “acceptable in all references for electronic mail” although it too used “e-mail” until 2011. Man kills wife, himself Police say a man killed his wife and then turned the gun on himself inside a Boca Raton financial firm. The shooting happened Wednesday morning inside the building which also houses a Comerica Bank. The couple apparently had an ongoing domestic dispute. Police did not release their names. Boca Raton police were called about 9:22 a.m. with reports of shots fired inside the building. There were other people inside, but no one else was injured. The shooting happened insidethe CBIZ MHM financial firm. No further details were immediately available. Man shot behind liquor store Broward Sheriff’s Office detectives are investigating a homicide after shots rang out Saturday night behind a liquor store near Ft. Lauderdale. BSO Communications received the emergency calls around 9:10 p.m. Detectives say the victim, Gene Warren, 39, had just made a purchase at Troy’s Lounge at 2990 W. Sunrise Blvd. He left the business and returned to his car, which was parked at the rear of the store. Moments later, a black Chrysler 200 pulled up, and a man exited the backseat and began shooting at Warren. The suspect got back into the waiting vehicle and fled the scene. Broward Sheriff Fire Rescue transported Warren to Broward Health Medical Center where he succumbed to his wounds. Thief arms himself during robbery The break-in wasn’t impressive, but detectives want to catch the thief who stole two firearms from a Pompano Beach residence. Just after midnight on February 25, the suspect broke into the home at 3160 N.W. 1 Ave. by smashing out the bathroom window in the rear of the home. Grainy video from the home’s surveillance camera shows one suspect walking through the home. He ransacked the property and fled with a flat screen TV, silver coins and two firearms. The male suspect is seen wearing a short-sleeve polo shirt with a dark-color T-shirt underneath, pants, a cap and gloves. His face is partially covered. Cop-like crooks busted When Broward Sheriff’s Office detectives released surveillance video in 2011 of gun-toting burglars wearing masks and gloves – and possibly a police badge – as they slinked through the back patio of an upscale Southwest Ranches home, one of the crooks took notice. Andres Amador called BSO to say he was the guy on the news, but he was just making a delivery, not committing a burglary. Detectives determined Amador and a cohort, Silvestre Romero, both of Miami-Dade County, were involved in the burglary. A third man on the video has not been charged. Amador is seen on the video driving a black Cadillac Escalade EXT to the front gate of the home. The men fled when they set off the burglar alarm. A few hours later, at 2:27 a.m. on June 8, the same men returned to the house under the cover of darkness and successfully broke in, stealing jewelry and cash. Amador was arrested March 17 on a charge of attempted armed burglary. There is a warrant for the arrest of Romero, who is incarcerated in federal prison on unrelated charges. His charges include attempted armed burglary, armed burglary, grand theft and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. Robber grabs cash at Mr. Bill's Broward Sheriff’s Office robbery detectives need the public’s help identifying a man who robbed a grocery store last night in Tamarac. Around 10:45 p.m. an unknown man casually waltzed into Mr. Bill’s Grocery at 5100 W. Commercial Blvd. The suspect walked around the store for a couple of minutes. He then approached the checkout counter, taking a handgun from his waistband and pointing it at the store clerk. He demanded the money from the register. The cashier complied with the demand, handing the suspect the cash. The man put the money in his pocket and walked out. Responding deputies set up a perimeter and searched the area with K9 but did not locate the suspect. The suspect is a black male, about 5’8” tall, of medium build. He has a goatee, dreads that were covered by a black and gray wool cap, and he was wearing a black jacket, long shorts and black sneakers. Cyclist killed crossing Dixie Highway A man trying to ride his bicycle across Dixie Highway just before dawn Friday was hit by a car and injured. When the car’s driver stopped, frantically trying to get to the injured cyclist, she saw another car drive over him, she told Broward Sheriff’s Office traffic homicide investigators. The woman, Cynthia Metzger of Boca Raton, said the second car was dark, possibly black, and that it slowed down before driving away. Broward Sheriff Fire Rescue responded to the scene and transported the cyclist to Broward Health North, where he died about an hour later. Detectives say that it’s possible the driver of the second vehicle didn’t realize he or she was involved. It was dark and raining at the time of the crash. The car may have some damage to it’s lower, front region. Detectives said Metzger was southbound on North Dixie Highway about 200 feet south of Northeast 48t Street in Deerfield Beach when she hit the cyclist with the right front bumper of her 1999 Chrysler 300. The driver of the second vehicle is urged to call BSO Det. Michael Wiley at (954) 321-4841. To report anonymous tips, call Broward County Crime Stoppers at (954) 493-TIPS (8477) or online at www.browardcrimestoppers.org. Wesley Snipes out of prison Hollywood Megastar Wesley Snipes is a free man...kind of. The actor and producer was released from prison this week, according to TMZ, but he will remain on house arrest until this summer. The 50 year old was serving a three-year-sentence in Pennsylvania for failing to file his federal income tax returns. Snipes began his sentence on Dec. 9, 2010. The Federal Bureau of Prisons told TMZ Snipes was released on April 2 and will be under house arrest until July 19. Snipes is best known for his roles in films, such as the “Blade” trilogy and has appeared in TV shows like “Miami Vice.” He is the father of five children and is married to Nakyung “Nikki” Park. Best Buy Coupons

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