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PALM HARBOR — Pinellas County sheriff's deputies have located an elderly Palm Harbor man who had been missing from his assisted living facility since early Monday morning.
Lyle Dokken, 68, was located "safe and unhurt" in Dunedin Monday afternoon, according to the Sheriff's Office. He had not been seen at the Harbor Chase Assisted Living Facility at 2690 Tampa Road since 7 a.m.
TAMPA — One was a 22-year-old African American man. The other was a 32-year-old white women.
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![Pinellas Sheriff deputies T. Festa, left, and J. Short, righ,t arrest suspect Christopher Parsells, Pinellas Park, early Tuesday as part of a joint roundup of unlicensed contractors. [SCOTT KEELER | Times]](/resources/images/dti/2017/10/504612270_20190301.jpg)
With Richard Spencer's controversial visit to the University of Florida quickly approaching, some UF and Gainesville police officers boarded a plane bound for Berkeley.
![Thousands of people, many of them college students, gather for a vigil on the University of Virginia campus in Charlottesville, Va. on Aug. 16 -- four days after a Unite the Right rally that led to clashes and the death of a woman. In advance of an appearance Thursday at the University of Florida by white nationalist Richard Spencer, the school is looking at what happened in Charlottesville and other venues where controversial speakers have visited. [Jason Lappa | The New York Times]](/resources/images/dti/2017/10/504237251_20190840.jpg)
The latest Forbes 400 richest people in America was unveiled Tuesday, with 35 billionaires on that list calling Florida home. That's actually down from 40 Florida billionaires listed last year when a full 10 percent listed declared they were Floridians by residence.
![Edward DeBartolo, Jr., shopping center developer and former San Francisco 49ers Owner, posed with his bronze bust last year during the NFL Hall of Fame Enshrinement Ceremony in Canton, Ohio. DeBartolo remains the wealthiest person in Tampa Bay according to the Forbes 400 list released Tuesday. [Photo by Joe Robbins/Getty Images]](/resources/images/dti/2017/10/501466130_2__20190888.jpg)
TAMPA —- Whenever the Bucs play a home game, Sankar Montoute is on hand to supervise more than 50 officers from the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office on duty at Raymond James Stadium.
![Sankar Montoute, who oversees Homeland Security for the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office, was a replacement player for the Bucs during the 1987 strike. Montoute, who had a sack and interception in the same NFL game, oversees the 50-plus officers who work at Bucs games, most of whom have no idea he played. [Times files (1987)]](/resources/images/dti/2017/10/504612516_20190581.jpg)
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