Medina County Public Records

Flagler County public records for July 27, 2011

County jail docket

The following people were booked into the Flagler County Inmate Facility on charges yet to be proven in court:

Michael J. Bradshaw , 41, Palm Coast, battery, violation of probation; Maceo Benjamin Howard , 58, Orlando, violation of probation; Samantha Jeannine Brewer , 23, Palm Coast, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of a controlled substance without a prescription, trafficking oxycodone; Porsche D. Rowe , 20, Palm Coast, dealing in stolen property; Paul George Duhamel , 53, transient, criminal mischief, burglary; Walton John Kinney III , 20, Palm Coast, violation of probation (2); Mitchell Douglas McNitt , 20, Flagler Beach, violation of probation; Robert Lee Williams , 33, St. Augustine, driving with a suspended/revoked/cancelled license, failure to leave information after crash/vehicle unattended; willful wanton reckless driver, fleeing and eluding (2); Donald Clayton Havens , 29, Bunnell, violation of probation; Christopher Carlyle Benson , 28, Oviedo, violation of probation; Alexander Thomas Brandon , 19, Ormond Beach, violation of probation; Richard O'Neal Phillips , 31, Palm Coast, grand theft, fleeing and eluding, burglary of a dwelling; Vincent Meade , 24, Palm Coast, driving with suspended/revoked/cancelled license, tampering with or destroying evidence, possession of a legendary drug without a prescription, failure to appear; Denis Chervyakov , 30, Palm Coast, violation of probation, possession of drug paraphernalia (2); Ashley Marie Minton , 24, Palm Coast, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of a controlled substance without a prescription (2); Denver Woodrow Gibson , 72, Bunnell, violation of probation; Jerry David Falls , 22, Palm Coast, failure to appear; Stacia Jean Bielecki , 34, Daytona Beach, violation of probation; Howard Mark Weiss , 43, New Smyrna Beach, aggravated battery, false imprisonment, sexual battery; Jeremy Paige Kegley , 29, Palm Coast, failure to appear; Tarrance Verdell Roberts , 31, St.

A quiet confidence: New Browns coach Pat Shurmur isn't shy when it ...

Pat Shurmur hasn’t lost a game as Browns head coach. He hasn’t had a player disrespect him in front of the team. He hasn’t been grilled by reporters for a third-down play call that backfires against the Steelers.

So maybe any discussion about his calm and composed demeanor should wait. Pressure does strange things to people, and Shurmur has never been under the intense scrutiny that awaits him in his new job - his first as a head coach at age 46.

But after spending some time with Shurmur, watching him interact with people and talking to those who have known him for decades, a picture comes into focus of a man content with his decisions, comfortable with his convictions and happy, but not surprised, by where he is in life.

It’s difficult to imagine him in a Chris Palmer “runaway train” situation, having a Butch Davis pregame panic attack in Cincinnati or trying the repeated Eric Mangini power plays that turned off countless players and staff members.

“Players’ emotions ride the roller coaster and I think it’s important when you’re communicating with them to provide kind of a steady approach,” Shurmur said in March from his office overlooking the Browns practice fields in Berea.

Shurmur had time back then to talk about his past and his philosophies. The free time has vanished, as the Browns are embarking on a training camp unlike any other in team history. The NFL lockout ended Monday and camp opens to the public today without the benefit of a single offseason meeting or practice.

The calm and composure will be tested early.

Shurmur avoids them like a third-and-15 on offense, but he knows they’re coming. The comparisons to Mangini. You don’t replace a high-profile coach with such a divisive style without references to your predecessor.

As Mangini opened up - to a degree - in his second year in Cleveland, he admitted to trying to copy his mentor, Bill Belichick, in his first head coaching job with the Jets. He followed the same practice schedule and borrowed from his news conferences. As Mangini grew into the job with the Browns, he felt more comfortable being himself and showed glimpses of his personality.

“I don’t know if I ever tried to mimic a coach in his mannerisms or his speech patterns or any of that,” Shurmur said. “I never did.

“Somewhere early in this deal I realized that the best way for me to seem credible to players who you’re working with - they don’t work for us, they work with us - is to be yourself. I think that’s the important piece. I think we’re all looking for sincerity. I think we’re all looking for people that are going to be consistent and be who they are, that are going to be honest and upfront.

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