Wednesday, May 11, 2016

Man Arrested for Stabbing



May 11, 2016

Mario Areaga Barrios (9-18-52) was arrested by LCSO Investigator Scott Stancil on May 7, 2016 after stabbing a man during a dispute. Investigator Stancil reported the victim and Barrios were having a cook out and drinking beer. Something was said about Barrios’ family and a fight erupted. Barrios had a 10 inch butcher knife he was using to cut meat and used it to stab the victim in the sternum area. The victim was transported to Shands at UF for treatment.

Barrios had fled the scene prior to Law Enforcement’s arrival, but was found a short distance away and arrested. He has been booked into to the Levy County Detention Facility, charged with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, and is being held on a $100,000.00 bond. 
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Couple Arrested in Cedar Key for Manufacturing Meth







May 11, 2016

The Levy County Sheriff’s Office had warrants for the arrest of Larry Duane Teckenbrock (6-17-86). Teckenbrock had violated his probation for possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia.

LCSO received a tip on Teckenbrock’s current location and contacted members from the US Marshal’s Florida Fugitive Task Force and the Cedar Key Police Department to assist in the apprehension.  Teckenbrock was located in the Park Place Inn in Cedar Key and taken into custody without incident on May 9, 2016.

Investigators identified an active meth cooking operation in the room where Teckenbrock and his girlfriend, Natasha Lerae Corbin (3-9-87), were staying. LCSO Drug Task Force members were called to dismantle this operation.  Investigators located several unidentified items believed to be stolen during the arrest. Investigators are researching identifying tags on these items to locate the owner(s).

Teckenbrock and Corbin were arrested and have been charged with manufacture of methamphetamine, possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia. Their bond has been set at $115,000 each.

Teckenbrock has been linked to the theft of a truck and burglary at Anderson Columbia on 3-7-16. LCSO investigators have filed charges in this case. Teckenbrock has not been assigned a bond related to this case.

Anyone who has information about Teckenbrock is asked to contact the LCSO Investigations Division at 352-486-5111; or if you wish to remain anonymous call Crime Stoppers at 1-877-349-8477. You could be eligible for a cash reward.  
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Monday, May 9, 2016

Update on Missing Endangered Person


 
 

On Thursday May 5, 2016, the Levy County Sheriff’s Office requested the public’s assistance in locating Trevor McNair.  LCSO is happy to report that Mr. McNair was found alive at approximately 8:00 A.M. on the morning of May 9, 2016. 

Concerned citizens called the Levy County Sheriff’s Office Communication Center to report a suspicious person in the area of the Levy/Alachua County line on State Road 24.  Deputies from both Levy and Alachua County Sheriffs’ Offices responded and made contact with Mr. McNair.  Mr. McNair appeared to have been living outside in the elements while missing.  He was transported to a local hospital for evaluation and treatment. 

LCSO and Mr. McNair’s family greatly appreciate the assistance provided by the public that helped bring this case to a positive conclusion. 

 

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Thursday, May 5, 2016

Missing and Endangered Person



May 5, 2016

Trevor McNair has been missing for approximately 48 hours. Trevor suffers from a mental disorder and has expressed suicidal thoughts in the past. He was last seen in the area of SR 24 at the Levy County/Alachua County line. He is described as a 20 year old dark complexion male, DOB 2-10-96, 5-9” tall and 140 lbs. Trevor currently has short to no hair and a thin mustache. He was last seen wearing blue jeans, a white shirt and black shoes. Trevor wears hearing aids, but will not have them on when located. He left his home located at 10070 NE SR 24 without identification or his cell phone.

Any person(s) coming in contact with Trevor McNair are asked to immediately contact 911 or their local Law Enforcement. He is not considered dangerous but could be in crisis and in need of immediate medical attention.  
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Lt. Scott Tummond
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Wednesday, May 4, 2016

Investigators Arrest Man for Robbery and Commercial Burglaries



May 4, 2016

LCSO Investigators recently made an arrest on two reported commercial burglaries which occurred on 4-9-16 and 4-29-16 at the Little Food Ranch on 121. During each of these burglaries, the owner reported the suspect broke the front door window with a cinder block and took lottery tickets, rolled coins and cigarettes. The owner reported a combined loss of approximately $1,635.00 including damage to the building.  

Investigators recovered images of the suspect from store surveillance and later on the 29th received a tip. The tipster told investigators Augustino Petracca Jazikoff (9-3-85) was responsible for the break-ins. Investigators located Jazikoff and during an interview he admitted to the break-ins.

Investigators knew Jazikoff had been reported to be a suspect in a robbery. A 20 year old man reported to LCSO on 4-14-16 Jazikoff stole his phone and hat while holding a knife to his throat. Investigators confronted Jazikoff who admitted to holding a knife to a man’s throat and taking his hat and cell phone. Jazikoff told investigators he was protecting a young lady from being raped. Both the victim and his female companion denied any such act was occurring.

Jazikoff was booked into the Levy County Detention Facility and has been charged with two counts of burglary, two counts of grand theft and robbery with a weapon. Jazikoff additionally had a warrant for his arrest from Alachua County. His bond has been set at $417,000.00.   
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Tuesday, April 26, 2016

Pillow Case Burglars Arrested




April 26, 2016

The Levy County Sheriff’s Office (LCSO) participated in a joint investigation with the Marion County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO), the Citrus County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO), the Alachua County Sheriff’s Office (ACSO), the Sumter County Sheriff’s Office (SCSO) and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement to bring this investigation to a successful conclusion. Months of intense cooperative investigation and hundreds of pieces of evidence have been collected.  

Arrested were Darren Decker (41) and Jessica Baker (44) of Ocala. They have been linked to ten burglaries in Levy County and the LCSO investigators expect this number to climb. This husband and wife team is suspected of committing over 60 residential burglaries in the North Central Florida area. They targeted homes in rural areas of the above mentioned counties and stole guns, jewelry, electronics and prescription medication.

LCSO investigators and Crime Scene deputies worked long hours gathering forensic evidence and following leads. Some of the evidence collected from the crime scenes in Levy County was used to link this pair to other crimes from other counties. Sheriff McCallum praised the cooperation of all agencies involved in this investigation.

Decker and Baker are being held in the Sumter County Detention Facility on a No Bond status. They also have been linked to a recent murder investigation in Citrus County and charges are expected to be filed later.

Sheriff McCallum said, “We will do whatever it takes to ensure the job gets done and our citizens are safe in their homes.  It is a great relief knowing these two are in custody and the fear our community was feeling is now over.”
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Lt. Scott Tummond
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