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FINAL Friday, October 1, 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 ORLANDO Sex on ship earns 3 years in prison Acruise-ship bartender who had sex with a 14-year-old girl on vacation with her parents was sentenced Thursday to just over three years in federal prison. Hery Krispiyanto, 30, had pleaded guilty in June to one count of sexual abuse of a minor while aboard the Carnival Freedom, which left Fort Lauderdale in April 2009. The teen reported the incident to her mother in August, and it was then reported to the FBI. In addition to the prison time, he was ordered to pay about $4,360 in restitution.

L. Edwards OAKLAND police chief out; no reason cited Tim Driscoll is no longer police chief, the manager confirmed Thursday. chief of police is no longer employed by the Dennis Foltz, town manager, said late Thursday. Foltz would not give a reason for the change. Foltz also said an employee in a clerical role had been let go.

He said the timing of that dismissal was purely coincidental. Weiner OCOEE Police: Robber locked manager in freezer Police are looking for a man they say locked a Winn-Dixie manager in abakery freezer, then robbed the store. The robbery happened Sunday, police said Thursday. The robber hid in the bakery area until he saw the store manager walk by. He locked the manager in the freezer, then forced an employee to fill a bag with cash and postage stamps.

Anyone with information can call police at 407-905-3161or Crimeline at 1-800423-8477. Jacobson SEMINOLE COUNTY New report filed on mom in death ACasselberry woman accused of strangling her toddler with her bra may be a step closer to trial. Niosh- ka Bello, 23, has been in a state mental hospital for a year. Mental- health experts have filed a new report but its contents are sealed. A Sanford judge scheduled a hearing with Bello present on Oct.

7. daughter, Janessa Sandoval, died Sept. 25, 2009. Bello told police she tried to kill herself and when that failed she killed her daughter. Stutzman CRIME REPORT Dad of missing woman launches onlineshow Drew Kesse, the father of missing Orlando woman Jennifer Kesse, is hosting an online radio show.

show Kesse Show: The Evolution of a airs 1to 3p.m.Tuesdays and Thursdays. The show can be heard atbit.ly/ aT84Ts on the Web. The call-in number is 407-567-7437. Orlando police think Jennifer Kesse, who was 24 when she disappeared, was abducted from her condominium near the Mall at Millenia in January 2006. Her car was found two days later, abandoned at a condominium complex about a mile from where she lived.

The show launched last week and began with Drew Kesse telling his story. Kesse said his shows will cover a variety of topics to educate listeners. also talk with people who have missing family members and discuss their disappearances. In addition to phone calls, Kesse said also start taking e-mails from listeners. L.

Edwards A man wanted in the deadly robbery of an Iraq war veteran in Puerto Rico was arrested this week in Central Florida by federal marshals. ReynoelFigueroa-Leon, 24, was wanted on a three-count federal indictment charging him with corruptly obstructing an official proceeding, accessory after the fact and possession of a firearm with a prior conviction. He was arrested Tuesday afternoon by U.S. marshals in Winter Park. The indictment alleges Figueroa- Leon altered, destroyed, mutilated and concealed a Smith and Wesson caliber pistol to impair its use in a federal grand jury investigation into a carjacking that resulted in the death of Jose Waldemar Cruz-Colon.

According to FBI Special Agent Harry Rodriguez, Cruz-Colon was at a bar in Guanica, Puerto Rico, on Dec. 9, 2007. Cruz-Colon, 42, drove away from the bar, but then pulled to the side of the road. Several people who also had been at the bar were walking nearby and approached Cruz-Colon and asked if he was OK. The people agreed to take Cruz-Colon home but Rodriguez said.

Instead, they took him to a secluded area, robbed him of his jewelry and money and then shot him, the special agent said. Cruz-Colon, also known as served in Operation Iraqi Freedom, Rodriguez said. The investigation is ongoing and no other details about the case were publicly available. Figueroa-Leon was being held at the Seminole County jail. A detention hearing is set for Monday.

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Colarossi Orlando killer dies on death row The 2010 Independence Expo, the biggest convention for people with disabilities, will take place today and Saturday at the Buena Vista Palace Hotel Center. The free event features 80 exhibits and various workshops on technology and medical issues. Among the topics will be employment, accessibility in the workplace, accessible travel and designing your dream vacation, as well as recent news on spinal cord injury, ALS and upper-limb spasticity. The National MS Mid-Florida Chapter will share results from a major study seeking a cure for MS. Other sessions will explore dressing to impress while in a wheelchair, the Americans with Disabilities Act 20 years after its passage, the latest in neuro-technology and how people with neurological disabilities can keep fit through functional electrical stimulation.

Guests include actor Henry Winkler, who will share the story of his struggle with upper-limb spasticity; Katie Mathews, the Junior Miss Wheelchair Florida, talking about the dangers of driving while distracted; Damon Rozier, a comedian and motivational speaker; and Rogue Gallart, president of the Central Florida Disability Chamber, a nonprofit that helps people with disabilities start their own business. For more information or to register, go to IndependenceExpo.org or call 1-800-4042898. On-site registration and free parking are available. The hotel is at 1900 N. Buena Vista Drive, Lake Buena Vista.

Kate Santich can be reached at 407-420-5503 or Expo explores lifestyle issues facing people with disabilities By Kate Santich ORLANDO SENTINEL orlandosentinel.com/health Behavioral health explores the link between your state of mind and your mental and physical health. Family Fun Day 3-8 p.m., Orangewood Christian School, 1300 W. Maitland Maitland. Carnival games, music, food, miniature golf, face painting. Free admission.

407-339-0223. Askeleton dressed in a frilly pink dress and hanging from a noose at Produce roadside stand in Apopka is causing an alarming doubletake in Central Florida. For some, an effigy of a hanging black woman a terrifying reminder of a violent chapter in history when people were lynched because of the color of their skin. For others, the figure with a dark-colored rubber monster mask is simply an innocent Halloween decoration. Complaints have come in.

noose got my said Satellite Beach resident Joe Kyles, who was in the area visiting friends. had been any other color, I think it would have been as An employee at the stand, off U.S. Highway 441and north of Wekiva Piedmont Road, defended her choice of Halloween decorations. put that out there the employee said of the figure. think people noticed it now because this time it has on a pink Rev.

Randolph Bracy president of the Orange County branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, said he was sent a picture of the figure, but has not visited the stand. think anyone needs to jump to any conclusions Bracy said. really have to see it for Bracy is not sure when he will stop by the produce stand. Owner Kathy Plyer was unavailable for comment, but in television interviews she said the hanging figure is not a black woman, but a Halloween decoration. have people come here for my Halloween decorations and they bring their kids to play in the Plyer said.

Halloween and I love The skeleton in the pink dress is not the only figure hanging from a noose at her stand. Another figure in a white Halloween mask and dressed as a bandit, complete with a bandana over its mouth, also is hanging from a large oak tree. She also has the figure of a witch dressed in a black outfit tied to a stake a few feet from U.S. 441. The witch got her in hot water in 2003 when a group of Wiccans protested the mock witch burning.

Orange spokesman Jim Solomons said a resident called a nearby substation to complain about the hanging figure. Deputies have told her someone might find the decoration offensive and suggested she take it down before it causes more problems. Plyer agreed to take the decoration down on Nov. 1. Deputies said Plyer has not broken any laws.

Bianca Prieto of the Sentinel staff contributed to this report. Shirley Daily of Tavares found the display offensive Thursday. An employee said it is not new except for a pink dress. GEORGE SENTINEL Spooky fun or racist display? By Walter Pacheco ORLANDO SENTINEL Product: OS44Broadsheet PubDate: 10-01-2010 Zone: MET Edition: ROP Page: User: wojackson Time: Color: CMYK.