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J1 4 v-1 2A Tallahassee Democrat Friday, June 19, 2009 From Page 1A www.Taixahassee.coiii Tallahasseeocom What's hot, what's new and what's coming up on Tallahassee's Web site What's new: Photo Galleries: Adoptable pets Obituaries -Cal Ripken baseball -Mag Lab Tour -City budget workshop Felony arrests Videos: Celebs prep for fund-- raising musicaJ Artist Dennis Belk -FSU Board of Trustees sad to see Wetherell retire Blogs: Doug Blackburn: Rejewvenator: My answer to the heat Steve Ellis: What some of you won't miss about I will Bob Gabordi: Dispute with NCAA isn't over yet despite document release Traffic news on your cell phone TextTAIlYTRAFFIC to 44636 (4INF0) Follow usonTwtttertdonlino What's hot: of former Lincoln teacher on charges involving minor 4. Gallery Title: IK. Wetherell career in photos 5. Pluck Public Photo Gallery Wild Things The June Numbers To date: 7,299,367 Yesterday: 573,868 Unique visitors: 357,163 Yesterday's most-viewed stories, photos and blogs 1, Gallery Title: Felony arrests: June 17, 2009 T. Updated: Former Lincoln teacher arrested on charges involving 17-year-old boy 3.

Updated: More details surface in arrest IK. Wetherell announces his retirement Subscribe: Get the latest news, traffic and weather alerts on your phone. Get listed: Want your event listed on our master calendar? Get listed by logging on to Tallahassee.comcalendar to find out how. GRADES BUDGET HERE'S A LOOK AT LEON COUNTY SCHOOL GRADES: Crime Stoppers Corner Also visitTallahassee.comcrime From Page 1A From Page 1A SCHOOL 07-08 08-09 ftl charges of theft (12 counts), dealing in stolen property and fraud. People wanted by local law-enforcement agencies and Big Bend Crime Stoppers will be featured here on a daily basis.

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Anna-Mechel Kalja, 25, 5-foot- 8,150 on a charge The budgetary move that has rankled many residents is the possible elimination of 16 sworn officers from the Tallahassee Police Department. Commissioners asked staff to conduct an analysis about the impact of laying off 4.5 percent of the city's police force. After considering staff recommendations, commissioners spent about two hours discussing and debating how to balance the budget. Suggestions to staff included making systemic cuts, such as possibly eliminating entire programs, rather than relying on short-term solutions. "I know what I'm looking for with the cuts is that there is a method to the madness," said Commissioner Andrew Gillum.

Part of that method was approving the voluntary buyout package that will be offered to city employees. The number of employees who take the buyouts will determine how many people are laid off once the city's fiscal year ends Sept. 30. The commission also supported implementing furloughs and making two of the city's 10 paid holidays floating holidays. I vr? I of violation of probation (child neglect).

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It als'o was a problem across the state. In Gadsden County, both East and West Gadsden high schools received grades, resulting in Superintendent Reginald James removing all administrators from both schools. According to the state Department of Education, high-school reading, writing and science scores were down this year statewide and that played a role in the overall drop in high-school grades. In addition, each school's "adequate yearly progress" (AYP) was released, which is the fed-' eral government's assessment measure of how well students are learning. In Leon County, 12 schools met AYP standards compared to eight last year.

But, for the sixth year, Leon County earned an A for its district grade. And many individual schools celebrated their good news, too. Woodville Elementary jumped from a to a B. Riley Elementary School Principal Karwynn Paul said he couldn't stop smiling since Riley scored an A for the first time. "It's not only good for the school, it good for the community," he said.

Several schools maintained their A status, including Buck Lake, DeSoto Trail, and Canopy Oaks elementary schools and Deerlake, Cobb and Swift Creek middle schools. "It means much more now because our (state) standards are higher now," said DeSoto Trail teacher Janis Edwards, regarding the school's A. But some school officials aren't fans of school grades. This simplistic approach of assigning one grade of A-F to a school trivializes and oversimplifies the complexities, challenges and accomplishments of very diverse schools," SAIL Principal Rosanne Wood said in a written statement regarding the school's grade. Leon County's charter schools showed varying school grades.

But Imagine Schools, a new school that opened in August, received an F. Principal Suezan Turknett said a high population of former home-schooled and former private-school students now attend the school, but their test results couldn't be included. "I think that with a first-year school like ours, NOTE: SOME LOTTERY RESULTS MAY NOT HAVE BEEN AVAILABLE AT PRESS TIME CORRECTIONS To report a correction, please contact Jane Parrish at 599-2349 or fax 599-2295. "It means much more now because our (state) standards are higher now." Park in December 2007. His head was never found.

DNA evidence has been sent to a California lab for analysis, though Gogarty would not give details on the nature of the evidence. "All we're doing is having our evidence compared to evidence from other crime scenes and evidence retrieved from his vehicle when he was arrested to see if there are any links," Gogarty said. Gogarty said investigators have been working with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement periodically since Hilton was arrested, comparing notes and evidence on their respective cases. Gogarty said Hilton has "always been- on the radar" as a person of interest because investigators know that he was in Jacksonville and Tallahassee within a month or two of the time Louis disappeared. Gogarty added that investigators "(aren't) just focusing on Gary Hilton." "The reason he's a person of interest is the nature of his crimes," Gogarty said.

"He's brutally attacked people and dismembered people." Hilton was arrested Jan. 4, 2008, outside a gas station in DeKalb County, and later sentenced to life in prison in the murder of Georgia hiker Meredith Emerson. He is a suspect in the killing an elderly couple in North Carolina, John and Irene Byrant, who disappeared in late October 2007. DeSoto Trail teacher Janis Edwards regarding the school's A Tallahassee Democrat 277 N. Magnolia Tallahassee, FL 32301 or R0.

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For Mall Subscriptions Rates, call 1-800-999-2271 Visit us online atTallahassea.com Click on Subscriber Services All subscriptions include the following days 2009:11,525,73,97, 1125, 1126, 1224 PCO The Democrat recycles paper products When she returned to her room, she gave no explanation for her absence. Although the report doesn't indicate if alcoholic drinks were served during the party mentioned in the report, John Hunk-iar, director of safety and security for Leon County Schools, said school policy says "It would not be acceptable for any Leon County school employee supervising children to be consuming or under the influence of alcohol." "They are under the same expectations as if they are at work," he said. The reports says that on the next day, a teacher saw text messages on Nagel's phone with messages like, "You better come see me again" and Tm trying to get people out of my room." A week later, the Sheriffs Office asked the boy's father to check phone records for calls to and from Nagel, and the father said several calls were made in November. LCSO obtained phone records from Sept. 1, 2008, through Jan.

26 and found that Nagel and the student exchanged more than 1,000 texts during that time, according to the report. Between Dec. 19-20, they exchanged more than 200 texts discussing how they wanted to see each other "really bad" and would try to sneak away, the report said. Nagel sent the boy a text at 1:27 a.m. on Dec.

20 that said "come out" and then text communication between the two stopped for 46-minutes, the report says. A text was then sent from Nagel's phone saying "Goodnight baby I love you." A text from the boy's phone read, "I love you too baby, I wish you could have stayed," and she wrote back, "Thanks babe I love you too and I am glad I seen you last Back in Tallahassee, Nagel and the boy continued the text messages, with Nagel reportedly sending, "I want to kiss you right now," according to the report. The boy responded with a text saying, "me too I want to make love right now." Additional texts between the two were described by detectives as "extremely sexually explicit." Chris Chase, a spokesman for the Leon County Sheriffs Office, said "nobody else is being investigated" at this time for misconduct related to the trip. after posting $5,000 bail on each charge, according to jail records. The arrest report states that another teacher on the trip told authorities she was concerned with Nagel's "suspicious behavior" during the December trip to Orlando where Lincoln's football i team was playing for 1 the state championship.

On the night of Dec. 19, Nagel joined numerous teachers in one of their rooms on the fifth floor of their hotel for drinks, the report said. Nagel left the party and didn't respond to phone and text mes-sages from friends for more than 40 minutes. hsalthierfu-: strncr V.lYt CtS, 1 U1 II.