Sunday, April 20, 2008

From The Hendry Sheriff's Office

Three Deaths Reported In Hendry County

LABELLE, FL. -- On April 14, 2008, Deputies responded to 811 Nobles Road. Upon arrival Deputies observed a man lying in the backyard of the residence face down under large tree and officers began performing CPR.

Paramedics arrived and continued CPR but were unable to revive the victim and pronounced him dead at the scene. The victim was identified as 24-year-old Dustin S. Hoofman, Sheriff Lee, said.  Investigation is continuing bu no foul play is suspected.

On April 14, 2008 Sheriff�s Deputies responded to 172 Pinecone in Montura Ranch Estates reference to an unresponsive person. Upon arrival the body of 26-year-old Gracie Sago was found inside the residence. The medical examiner was contacted and will be performing an autopsy. Sheriff Lee said the cause of death is unknown at this time, however, the investigation is continuing and no foul play is suspected.

On April 15, 2008 Hendry County Sheriff�s Deputies responded to 690 Nile Road, Upon arrival they observed a man laying on a gravel driveway and Paramedics were performing C.P.R. Life flight transported the victim Michael Crane to Lee Memorial Hospital where he was pronounced dead.

Based on information provided to deputies, Crane and Joseph Conley were involved in a fight. Conley struck Crane and he fell to the ground. According to Sheriff Ronnie Lee, suspect 19-year-old Joseph Conley was arrested and remains in the Hendry County Jail. Bond was set at $100,000

2 comments:

  1. Anonymous10:22 AM

    No foul play? a 24 and a 26 year old just drop dead. Overdose? in the case at Montura, what exactly happened at the late night reservour ATV vice club that weekend. was this person there. What exactly do these people do out there at night with no police oversight? What ever it is it must be worth puting up with the mosquitos bites.
    The so called reservour (which is not a "reservour" as they claim) is controlled by the Central County Water Control District which has been using taxpayer money to maintain this place as their private vice INFESTED haven.
    Montura looks like a third world country it is as corrupt as such. Slumlords control Central County Water Control District where the Hendry county commission refuses to do their job. WHY ARE SLUMLORDS ALLOWED TO OPERATE IN MONTURA WITH IMPUNITY? WHY DOES THE COUNTY ALLOW IT. WHY ARE THERE ILLEGALS RENTING FROM THESE SLUMLORDS. HOW DO THESE PROPERTIES PASS INSPECTIONS TO OPERATE AS A BUSINESS. HOW COULD SELECT PROTECTED PEOPLE LIVE WITH TELEPHONE POLES HOLDING UP THE HOUSE FOR YEARS.
    This place is a dump!

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  2. Anonymous8:17 AM

    Montura is one of those places where allot of crime runs the village.Most of the slum lords come to town and are patted on the back for being a good guy when infacts they are the ones backing the human smugglers ,drugs ,theif,these men couldnt work a honest days work if they had to , Montura shouldnt the name be chaged to Little cuba?

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