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FINAL Saturday, June 5, 2010 Orlando Sentinel B3 Regional Report best bet Keep up with news in your neighborhood all day every day at OrlandoSentinel.com/breakingnews Breaking news at OrlandoSentinel.com Seminole County Eriksson will face Aug. 31reprimand The Florida Supreme Court is ordering Seminole County Judge Ralph Eriksson to Tallahassee for a public reprimand Aug. 31. The high court this week upheld a judicial ruling that Eriksson should be reprimanded for ordering a man to jail moments after the lawyer asked for a new judge in February 2007 and holding hearings seven months later in which he intentionally misled several people who did not have lawyers but were seeking orders of protection. Eriksson, of Longwood, has said he never intentionally did anything wrong.

A panel that judges judges recommended a public reprimand. Eriksson asked the court to reconsider. On Tuesday, he got his answer: No. Stutzman Volusia County Funerals today for boat-crash victims Afuneral Mass is today for the victims of a Memorial Day boating accident in Ponce Inlet. The service for Cy Holley, 46, his daughter Madison Holley, 19, and Madison unborn son Carter is scheduled for 10 a.m.

at St. Peter Catholic Church, 359 W. New York DeLand. The Rev. Tom Connery will officiate.

An outing involving 13 friends and relatives turned tragic Monday when a 25- foot boat ran over the top of an 18-foot boat as the two vessels were traveling from a home on New Smyrna Beach to Disappearing Island in Ponce Inlet. Those killed were on the smaller boat. Taylor Orlando Man faces federal child-porn charges An Orlando man faces federal child-pornography charges after authorities found photos on his laptop and CDs at his home. Jerry Nickelsen, 45, will remain in jail until a bail hearing next week. FBI officials were working on an online investigation involving a peer-to- peer file-sharing program.

when they came across last month, records show. In his shared folders, he had 13 child- porn images. Investigators traced the user to Nickelsen and searched his home Friday. Records show he told agents he has traded child pornography for at least five years. Lundy Orange County Suspect dies running into traffic near mall Aman or boy running from Orange County deputies darted into traffic in Waterford Lakes and was killed by a car, the Florida Highway Patrol said.

The victim was suspected of trespassing at the mall theater. The accident happened about 9 p.m. at Waterford Lakes Parkway and Woodbury Road, east of Waterford Lakes Town Center. Jacobson Crime report Orlando Old pictures will be used in new calendar The Historic Preservation Board is seeking old photographs for the 2011 Historic Preservation Calendar, which will feature the Holden-Parramore Historic District. Black-and-white photographs printed on 8-inch by 10- inch or 8 1 2 -inch by 11-inch paper can be dropped off at the Historic Preservation Office on the sixth floor of City Hall or mailed to Historic Preservation Office, P.O.

Box 4990, Orlando, FL 32802. If you would like photos returned, includea return envelope. For details, call Richard Forbes at 407-246-3350 or Diane Rivera at 407-246-3416. staff Orlando Park in Parramore opens this morning The city will formally open Z.L. Riley Park in Parramore at 10 a.m.

today.The $2 million, 2-acre park at Parramore Avenue and Conley Street features a shaded playground, large pavilion, picnic tables and grills, and checkers and chess tables. Schlueb Federal officials will review the case of Jennifer Kesse, the Orlando woman whose disappearance more than four years ago set off one of the most time- consuming missing-persons investigations in city history. Orlando police Chief Val Demings asked for the FBI review because she hopes federal agents will uncover new information, Sgt. Barbara Jones said Friday. have gotten to a point where they have pursued this case, but it looks like been running out of FBI spokesman Dave Cou- vertiersaid.

Kesse was 24 when she disappeared in January 2006 from her condominium near the Mall at Millenia on Conroy Road. No suspects have ever been named, but police think she may have been abducted. In April, Orlando police announced they have gone as far as they can to find Kesse. At that point, an Orlando homicide detective had been assigned full time to the case for more than a year. The Florida Department of Law Enforcement also assisted.

Police said in April that all credible leads had been exhausted. Still, OPD officials said they considered the investigation active. They pledged to pursue any new viable leads. But none has come to light since then. Members of the Kesse family are determined to continue their search.

They could not be reached for comment Friday. FBI agents in the Orlando office will conduct the review and analyze the investigation. is not a short-term Couvertier said. will be ongoing until one of two things happens: a logical conclusion is determined, or the matter is FBI agrees to review Jennifer Kesse case By Bianca Prieto ORLANDO SENTINEL Sanford police Officer Brandon Worrall had just stepped around the corner at an apartment complex, looking for a suspicious person, when he was hit by a bullet. It thudded against his bulletproof vest, broke a rib and bruised alung, according to police Lt.

James McAuliffe. That bullet, or perhaps another, then pierced his shoulder, leaving a clean through-and-through wound. Worrall, 27, was airlifted to Orlando Regional Medical Center, where he was expected to improve, McAuliffe said. Police found the suspected gun, a revolver, near the scene of the Thursday night shooting at Cedar Creek Apartments. was found in a very dense, wooded McAuliffe said.

Found nearby was a piece of clothing that police think was tied to the shooting, Both items were being sent to acrime lab for processing, McAuliffe said. Still at large, though, was the suspect. Before three nearby schools opened for class Friday morning, police sent SWAT team members through Seminole High, Millennium Middle and Wicklow Elementary, hoping to find the suspect. He was not there, and by midmorning, police told school officials that any lockdown or partial lockdowns could be lifted. The search also was called off.

While it was on, Thursday night and Friday morning, it was intense. It included police dogs, deputies and helicopters from Seminole and Volusia counties and agents from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. For a time, State Road 46A was closed from Old Lake Mary Road to U.S. Highway 17-92. The shooting happened after 10p.m.

Thursday. A security guard at the apartment complex on Hartwell Avenue alerted Worrall to a suspicious person. Worrall, working alone, got out of his patrol car, McAuliffe said. he turned the corner, he was McAuliffe said. Authorities described the suspect as a thin black man, 6feet to 6feet, 3inches tall and having facial hair.

McAuliffe said authorities have no idea why the suspect opened fire. Worrall has been a Sanford officer about four months and previously worked for the Daytona Beach Police Department. Susan Jacobson and Anika Myers Palm of the Sentinel staff contributed to this report. Rene Stutzman can be reached at 407-650-6394 or Law-enforcement officers search for a suspect in the shooting of Sanford police Officer Brandon Worrall. CITY OF SANFORD Police search for cop shooter By Rene Stutzman ORLANDO SENTINEL Worrall For more information, call 850-921-7529 or visit flalottery.com.

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Allegiant Air has been serving Central Florida from Orlando Sanford International since 2005, and flying from there to Hagerstown Regional Airport since November 2008. The Las Vegas-based vacation-destination carrier still offers nonstop flights from Orlando to about 30 other cities. Linda Florea Airline cuts flights to Hagerstown, Md. Attorney General Bill McCollum pledged Friday to set up a strategy and action and make Florida a leader in finding alternative sources of water if he is elected governor. At the same time, the Republican candidate also promised to fend off federal efforts to curb water-body pollutants and make water permits easier to get so as not to McCollum unveiled his water policies in what his campaign called major policy during a water forum in Orlando sponsored by Associated Industries of Florida.

McCollum said the commission would quickly inventory water resources and the public what is best for us to to ensure adequate supplies. The state Department of Environmental Protection estimates Florida will need an additional 2 billion gallons a day by 2025, he noted. In Central Florida, the St. Johns Water Management District has said the Floridan Aquifer be able to sustain additional withdrawals after 2013. will solve water issues, because we have McCollum said.

His plan, 2020: Real Solutions for Sustaining is short on specifics but lays out broad goals such as tamping down regional water fights, continuing Everglades restoration efforts, promoting conservation through economic incentives and pushing alternative technology such as desalination. But McCollum also said he plans to red at the water-management agencies where developers and farmers go for water resources. Both groups are deeply dependent on the availability of water to feed crops and build new rooftops. McCollum vowed to high water standards while taking a in opposing nutrient standards being pushed by federal regulators. David Damron can be reached at orlandosentinel.com or 407-420-5311.

McCollum pledges commission to study water issues By David Damron ORLANDO SENTINEL Country festival, concert 5 to 9 p.m. at Casselberry City Hall, 95 Triplet Lake Drive. Karaoke, games, vendors, food. Bring lawn chairs, blankets. Free.

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