This Week: Kidnapping Arrest, Shoplifter Injures Guard, Flammable Sunscreen

1) Deputies: Palm Harbor Man, Kidnapped, Raped Teen He Met on Bus 

Isaac Fredericks, 26, of Palm Harbor met the 16-year-old victim on the bus and began following her home June 11, according to Clearwater Police.

2) Crime Follow-Up: No Arrests in Tarpon Woods Attack

Pinellas County Sheriff's Office Spokeswoman Cecilia Barreda said that there have been a few leads in the case.

3) Flammable Sunscreen Prompts FDA Warning

If you're wearing a certain type of sunscreen and stand too close to a flame like an outdoor grill, you could catch fire. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) warned consumers about the danger on Wednesday, July 3, 2013.

4) Shoplifting Suspect Dislocated Shoulder of Beall's Security Officer, Deputies Say 

Deputies say Richard Scott Morgan, 44, of Palm Harbor, stuffed two pairs of shorts and two shirts in his jeans and walked out of the Beall's store located at 3140 Tampa Road.

5) Private Funeral for Ex-MLB Pitcher Justin Miller of Palm Harbor 

"On Wednesday night we lost a wonderful husband and father. His passing was unexpected and we will continue to pray for serenity and comfort for our sons and the rest of our family," wrote Justin Miller's wife of 15 years, Jessica.

6) Ozona's Fourth of July Parade Includes Decorated Golf Carts, Dogs, Kids and Bikes 

We counted 18 golf carts in Ozona's Fourth of July parade and didn't get a head count on the kids on bikes because they whizzed by so quickly! (see video).

7) Reader Photos from Ozona's Fireworks Celebration

Palm Harbor Patch reader Richard Bennett uploaded some great photos of the Ozona Fireworks Show to our boards.

8) Southern Steer Butcher Features Tasty Marinated Meats for Grilling 

Southern Steer Butcher sells a wide variety of marinated meats for tailgating and grilling. The butcher shop has a large, refrigerated stainless steel vacuum tumbler that tosses and tenderizes the meat.

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