Tampa Police Arrest 40 People During Saturday's Civil Unrest

TAMPA, FL — Forty people were arrested Saturday night during the protest-related unrest on charges ranging from burglary to rioting and carrying concealed firearms.

Most of the arrests were related to damages to 40 businesses along the Hillsborough Avenue, Busch Boulevard and Fowler Avenue corridors including broken doors and windows, looting and fire.

The Mobil gas station on North 30th Street and East Busch Boulevard and the Champs sporting goods store at North 22nd Street and East Fowler Avenue were destroyed by fire. The Saigon Bay restaurant adjoining Champs was severely damaged by fire.

Those arrested were:

• Shelumiel Monroe, 18, of Tampa
• Fredrick Winstead, 49, of Tampa
• Hampton McCoy, 29, of Tampa
• Antwan Platt, 27, of Tampa
• Ricky Muse, 23, of Brandon
• Dontario Stephens, 27, of Tampa
• Anthony Cole, 24, of Tampa
• John Portal, 19, of Clearwater
• Marquette Allen, 31, of Tampa
• Zavid David, 31, of Tampa
• Roland Fletcher, 19, of Tampa
• Sylvester Carmickal, 24, of Tampa
• Cornelius Allen, 44, of Gainesville
• Hector Reyes III, 29, of Lutz
• Lonnell West, 39, of Tampa
• Luis Reyes-Torres, 36, no address
• Larrod McClinton, 36, no address
• Corey Gee, 27, of St. Petersburg
• Vardis Barker, 30, of Tampa
• Ray Scaglione, 48, no address
• Brandon Shears, 25, of Tampa
• Cory Thomas, 42, no address
• Caleb Prophete, 22, of Tampa
• Alphonzo Sampson, 37, of Tampa
• X-Zaybre English, 18, no address
• Devon Maddox, 30, no address
• Lee Black, 32, of Tampa
• Tiffany Collins, 28, of Clearwater
• Naya Taylor, 20, of Tampa
• Oliver B. Fields, 28, of Tampa
• Tony A. Cole Jr., 22, of Tampa
• Dion Fler, 25, of Tampa
• Charles V. Staples, 26, of Tampa
• Deion St. Fleur, 25, of Tampa

Police also arrested two 15-year-olds, a 16-year-old and three 17-year-olds.

Patch does not print the names of juveniles.

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