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DIXIE COUNTY - Leviticus “Levi” Leon Murray Jr., 28, a former deputy with the Alachua County Sheriff’s Office (ACSO), has received a probation sentence in his criminal case.
On May 29, Dixie County Sheriff’s Office deputies arrested Murray and charged him with two counts of battery (misdemeanor) and four counts of aggravated assault (felony).
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Yesterday, Judge James Colaw denied a motion to reschedule the pretrial detention hearing for Richard Matthew Moore, 34, who faces charges of online child solicitation, using a two-way communications device to facilitate a felony and traveling to meet a child after online solicitation.
Order Denying Motion for Continuance <...On August 7, Judge James Colaw granted prosecutors' motion to hold Philip Rosario Cabigting, 51, in pretrial detention. Cabigting was caught in the recent child predator sting operation conducted by the Alachua County Sheriff’s Office (ACSO).
Dubbed “Operation Firewall,
Last week, Aakel Jabari Sims, 29, walked into the Alachua County Criminal Courthouse prepared to take a plea deal that would have him spend nearly two years in prison for aggravated assault with a firearm. He walked out of the courthouse with probation after Judge Robert Groeb indicated that he was uncomfortable with prison time, which prompted the prosecutor to suggest he de...
Last month, a jury acquitted Drevon Parker of attempted second degree murder, attempted felony murder and armed trespassing.
State Attorney Brian Kramer's Office of the Eighth Judicial Circuit had alleged that Parker attempted to kill the alleged victim at the Butler Plaza Walmart in April 2025.
Parker was held in pretrial detention for over a year before his tr...