Roy McIntosh, 43, pleaded guilty to misdemeanor battery after police said he struck Subway worker Jacob Vallejo, 18, in the face during a Wildwood, Florida dispute over allegedly stale sandwich bread.
Aaron Jablonski pleaded guilty to aggravated assault and a gun charge after police said he became angry over a broken karaoke machine at Overtime Sports Bar in Clearwater, pulled a Glock on another patron, and fired a round into the air.
Richard Christopher Carpenter, 34, was arrested in Pinellas County after police said he operated a drone near a parked delivery driver’s car while showing signs of impairment, then allegedly reached into the vehicle and grabbed the victim’s phone.
Walter Frymire, 52, was released from a Polk County jail after pleading no contest to possession of drug paraphernalia and threatening a sheriff’s deputy, with prosecutors dropping a felony methamphetamine charge as part of a negotiated plea deal.
Hartley Elliot Sanchez, 35, was charged with prisoner escape or attempted escape after deputies said he left his food-serving assignment during the Indian River County Sheriff’s Office BBQ fundraiser and entered a portable toilet with a woman.
Roberto Moises Maldonado was arrested in Pinellas County after deputies said he received 15 private dances at a Clearwater gentlemen’s club, ran up a $650 bill, offered only $50, and then refused to pay the remaining balance.
Tracey Denise Fitzgerald and Stacey Latoya Fitzgerald, both 54, were arrested in Pinellas County after deputies said a 16-year-old, three-pound Chihuahua named Princess was thrown from a moving SUV and left with serious traumatic injuries.
Daniel Abramowitz, 29, was arrested in Pinellas County on a felony battery count after police said he threw a blended frozen coffee beverage at a McDonald’s drive-thru worker in Seminole, Florida, striking the employee in the face.
Gregory T. Saxton, 35, of New Virginia, Iowa, was charged with multiple felony counts after investigators said admissions during a Warren County Sheriff’s Office applicant polygraph led to a DCI interview, a forensic phone search, and alleged child sexual abuse material findings.
Tiger Woods, 50, was arrested after a March 27 rollover crash on Jupiter Island, where deputies said he showed signs of impairment, tested 0.000 on breath tests, and refused a urine test after two hydrocodone pills were found in his pocket.