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Todd Garfield
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Accused killer Fred Cooper took the witness stand to testify in his own defense Monday answering questions from both the prosecution and defense. Both sides rested their case and the jury will re-convene Tuesday at 9 a.m. to hear closing arguments.
Accused killer Fred Cooper took the witness stand to testify in his own defense Monday answering questions from both the prosecution and defense. Both sides rested their case and the jury will re-convene Tuesday at 9 a.m. to hear closing arguments.
Accused killer Fred Cooper took the witness stand to testify in his own defense Monday answering questions from both the prosecution and defense. Both sides rested their case and the jury will re-convene Tuesday at 9 a.m. to hear closing arguments.
Diners fill the new M Waterfront Grill during Saturday night's limited soft opening to test the new restaurant work flows. The grill will open Tuesday night for dinner only and will be offering lunch and Sunday brunch sometime in November. Erik Kellar/Staff
Bryan Roland is the executive chef of the new M Waterfront Grill in the Venetian Village. The restaurant, which was Maxwell's on the Bay, is still owned by Peter and Chris Sereno and was updated over the summer. Erik Kellar/Staff
Naples Police officer Russ Ayers takes down the name of Zachariah Palmer as he cross the crime scene to go to a friends house behind the police tape off of Fifth Ave North in Naples Monday. A Naples City Police investigation continues in to a shooting incident Sunday night involving two men. One man was killed and another hospitalized. Naples Police reported no arrests in the case and a search continues for any suspects. Erik Kellar/Staff
Onlookers pass by an area off of Fifth Avenue North in Naples Monday morning while a Naples City Police investigation continues in to a shooting incident Sunday night involving two men. One man was killed and another hospitalized. Naples Police reported no arrests in the case and a search continues for any suspects. Erik Kellar/Staff
Zachariah Palmer sit on the carport as an Naples City Police investigation continues at an area off of Fifth Avenue North in Naples Monday morning. A shooting incident Sunday night occurred involving two men. One killed and another hospitalized. Naples Police reported no arrests in the case and a search continues for any suspects. Erik Kellar/Staff
Onlookers pass by an area off of Fifth Avenue North in Naples Monday morning while a Naples City Police investigation continues in to a shooting incident Sunday night involving two men. One man was killed and another hospitalized. Naples Police reported no arrests in the case and a search continues for any suspects. Erik Kellar/Staff
A vehicle passes by an area off of Fifth Avenue North in Naples Monday morning while a Naples City Police investigation continues in to a shooting incident Sunday night involving two men. One man was killed and another hospitalized. Naples Police reported no arrests in the case and a search continues for any suspects. Erik Kellar/Staff
A taxicab driver waits outside of Yabba's Island Grill on Fifth Avenue on Saturday, Oct. 11, 2008. The city of Naples looking to move the taxi stands to side streets because they want to deter taxis from getting drive-by business and uphold the downtown's upscale image. The drivers that do park on Fifth Avenue say their visibility for the bar patrons is essential for business. Greg Kahn/Staff
A cab driver waits outside of Paddy Murphy's Irish Pub on Fifth Avenue on Saturday, Oct. 11, 2008. The city of Naples is looking to move the taxi stands to side streets because they want to deter taxis from getting drive-by business and uphold the downtown's upscale image. The drivers that do park on Fifth Avenue say their visibility for the bar patrons is essential for business. Greg Kahn/Staff
Cab driver Leon Erizil talks with a fellow driver outside of Paddy Murphy's Irish Pub on Fifth Avenue on Saturday, Oct. 11, 2008. The city of Naples is looking to move the taxi stands to side streets because they want to deter taxis from getting drive-by business and uphold the downtown's upscale image. The drivers that do park on Fifth Avenue say their visibility for the bar patrons is essential for business. Greg Kahn/Staff
A group of taxis park outside of Yabba's Island Grill on Fifth Avenue on Saturday, Oct. 11, 2008. The city of Naples is looking to move the taxi stands to side streets because they want to deter taxis from getting drive-by business and uphold the downtown's upscale image. The drivers that do park on Fifth Avenue say their visibility for the bar patrons is essential for business. Greg Kahn/Staff
Driver Max Morisma waits in his taxi for passengers outside of Yabba's Island Grill on Fifth Avenue on Saturday, Oct. 11, 2008. The city of Naples looking to move the taxi stands to side streets because they want to deter taxis from getting drive-by business and uphold the downtown's upscale image. The drivers that do park on Fifth Avenue say their visibility for the bar patrons is essential for business. Greg Kahn/Staff
A group of taxis park outside of Yabba's Island Grill on Fifth Avenue on Saturday, Oct. 11, 2008. The city of Naples is looking to move the taxi stands to side streets because they want to deter taxis from getting drive-by business and uphold the downtown's upscale image. The drivers that do park on Fifth Avenue say their visibility for the bar patrons is essential for business. Greg Kahn/Staff
Exces Lori waits in his cab for passengers outside of Paddy Murphy's Irish Pub on Fifth Avenue on Saturday, Oct. 11, 2008. The city of Naples is looking to move the taxi stands to side streets because they want to deter taxis from getting drive-by business and uphold the downtown's upscale image. The drivers that do park on Fifth Avenue say their visibility for the bar patrons is essential for business. Greg Kahn/Staff
Steven Zandy is a common sight on Marco Island as he rides his recumbent bike from one voluntary job to the next. Brain injured since age 15, he sets physical and mental goals for himself, and then "moves on" once he's achieved them.
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