To report a crime or suspicious activity in your neighborhood, call the Naples Police and Fire Department at 213-4844, the Collier County Sheriff’s Office at 774-4434, the Lee County Sheriff’s Office 239-477-1000 or the Marco Island Police Department at 389-5050.

? Man charged with whipping boy with belt

? Foiled shoplifter attacked store employee with shopping cart, deputies say

? Deputies: Woman was intoxicated while driving with 13-year-old son

? Immokalee man charge with kicking man in the face during bar brawl

? Truck, trailer, other items totaling $50,000 stolen from Bonita Springs business

? Charity fundraising jar stolen from South Fort Myers convenience store

Domestic violence arrests

? Monica Ventrice Estala, 24, of the 2000 block of Rookery Bay Drive, was arrested by Collier deputies on Sunday at home. Estala, who is six months pregnant, was charged with punching and kicking her husband and hitting him with a chair after he took her phone and broke it in half.

? Savannah Christine Myers, 20, of the 13000 block of Pennington Place, Fort Myers, was arrested Monday by Cape Coral police in Lee County. She was charged with battery/domestic violence.

? Myrlande Altema, 30, of the 14600 block of Chickee Drive, East Naples, was arrested by Collier deputies on Sunday at home. She was charged with slapping her boyfriend, pushing him out of the house and locking the door.

DUI arrests

? Seth Ferzacca Runyon, 22, of the 4600 block of Third Avenue Northwest, Golden Gate Estates, was arrested by Collier deputies on Sunday at the intersection of Immokalee Road and Collier Boulevard.

? Efrain Nabor-Gutierrez, 25, of the 3700 block of Bayshore Drive, East Naples, was arrested by Collier deputies on Monday at the intersection of Radio Road and Davis Boulevard.

? Christopher D. Bulkowski, 41, of Tampa, was arrested by Collier deputies on Monday near the 92 mile marker of Interstate 75. He was also charged with driving with a suspended license.

? Shauna Rae Smith, 40, of the 7300 block of Saint Ives Way, Naples, was arrested Monday by Florida Highway Patrol troopers in Lee County.

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Police Beat is compiled and written by the Naples Daily News staff/ contributors from oral and written reports by Naples police, Collier Sheriff‘s Office, Lee County Sheriff’s Office, Marco police and other agencies. Arrests indicate suspicion of crime, not guilt.

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Police Beat: Oct. 12, 2010

Baker

District: 2A-15
Coach: Boys: Scott Conforte
Key losses: Boys: Ryan Gallick, Cody Byers; Girls: Miko Dougherty
Key returnees: Boys: Sr. Dylan Fine, Sr. Michael Faulkner, Sr. Bryr Austen; Girls: none
Outlook: Boys: With senior Tyler Doyle and sophomore Anthony Myers transferring from Cape Coral and junior Kyle Schulte moving over from Mariner, the Bulldogs are suddenly loaded and a contender for the state tournament. Girls: Baker is working to assemble a girls? team.

Bishop Verot

District: A-17
Coach: Boys/girls: Michael Reese (second season)
Key losses: Boys: Chase Marinell; Girls: none
Key returnees: Boys: Jack Hernandez, Austin Lee, Dylan Hinkle; Girls: Sr. Mariel Rickert, Sr. Rosie Eggers, Jr. Betsy Hasty, Jr. Abbey Lavendar, So. Emily Snell
Outlook: Boys: Verot loses two-time The News-Press Player of the Year Chase Marinell. But Hernandez has as much game, and Verot also returns Kevin Mosher, Brandon Pendergrass and Robert Butler from last year?s state tournament team. Senior Steven Reynolds also returns after missing last season with an injury. Girls: All of last year?s team returns, while freshman Kelly Reynolds has the potential to be Verot?s top player.

Canterbury

District: A-17
Coach: Boys/Girls: Derek Carlson (seventh season)
Key losses: Boys: Devon Johnson; Girls: none
Key returnees: Boys: none; Girls: none
Outlook: Boys: Eighth-grader Carson Burton, the top player, five freshmen and one sophomore make up a new team; Girls: Courtney Bagans is the top player on Canterbury?s first girls? team.

Cape Coral

District: 2A-15
Coaches: Boys: Bob Plageman (first season); Girls: Savanna Pavkov (first season)
Key losses: Boys: Tyler Doyle, Anthony Myers; Girls: Tara Higgins
Key returnees: Boys: Anthony Lawrence; Girls: Sr. Regina Sin
Outlook: Boys: The transfers of Doyle and Myers to Baker undercut a promising team, which starts over with two sophomores and four freshmen. Girls: Sin is a top local player who leads what Pavkov said will be a competitive team.

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Cypress Lake

District: A-18
Coaches: Boys: Maureen Cannon (ninth season); Girls: Perry Hill (first season)
Key losses: Boys: none
Key returnees: Boys: Jr. Drew London, So. Ryder Albright
Outlook: Boys: Freshmen Jake Kilgore, Chris Allenbaugh and Tanner Betts give Cypress Lake hopes for a competitive season.

Dunbar

District: A-17
Coaches: Boys: Lovie Wells Jr.; Girls: Frank Moon
Key returnees: Boys: Sr. Connor Metz, Jr. Luc Bednarek
Outlook: Boys: Dunbar has three newcomers and three returning golfers.

East Lee

District: 2A-15
Coaches: Boys: David Hornik; Girls: Chad Clements
Key losses: Girls: Jessica Hornik

Evangelical Christian School

District: A-17
Coach: Boys: Kevin Lynch (eighth season)
Key losses: Boys: Grant Rosario
Key returnees: Boys: Sr. Matthew Hannaford, Jr. Jake Sherwin, Fr. Garrett Lee
Outlook: Hannaford and Sherwin may be the best 1-2 punch in the area, and Lee is a pretty good No. 3. Eighth-grader Matthew Hovis and newcomer Nick Partipello will vie for the critical fourth spot on a strong team.

Estero

District: A-17
Coaches: Boys: Troy Beall (second season); Girls: Tom Kane (first season)
Key losses: Boys: Hunter Slade, Bobby Bojarzin; Girls: Sarah Patterson, Austin Spruill
Key returnees: Boys: Sr. Ryan Kammerer, So. Chase Eberhard, So. David Diefenthaler, So. Gianni Hinkson; Girls: Sr. Morgan Amore, Jr. Laynie Villaneuve, Laurel Wise
Outlook: Boys: The Wildcats have depth but inexperience. Girls: Estero does not have enough players to record a team score.

Fort Myers

District: 2A-15
Coaches: Boys: Jesse Bryson (second season); Girls: Amy Hopperstad (11th season)
Key losses: Boys: Airik Medinis; Girls: Kara Presbrey
Key returnees: Boys: Sr. Mike Andre, Sr. Garrett Melita, Jr. Sam Murphy, Jr. Jonathan Lowrey; Girls: Sr. Georgia Price, Jr. Naina Sharma, So. Daniella Debitetto, So. Emily Thorp, Jr. Katie Rigot, Sr. Katie Melich
Outlook: Boys: The Green Wave has most of last year?s state-qualifier back but is focusing early on individual improvement. Girls: An early-season victory over Gulf Coast was the first in years for the Green Wave, who are anchored by arguably the area?s top player in Price.

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Gateway Charter

District: A-18
Coach: Boys: Travis Wehrs (third season)
Key losses: Boys: Jesse Lowe, B.J. Kuhn, Ely Buhrts, Alex McMillian, Dustin Suh
Key returnees: Boys: Ryan Grimes
Outlook: Boys: The Griffins lost all five starters from last year?s district champions, but Wehrs thinks young talent will put Gateway in the hunt to repeat.

Island Coast

District: A-17
Coach: Boys: Timothy Loughren
Key returnees: Boys: Sr. Jordan Carr, Sr. Chris Quiroga
Outlook: Boys: Carr and Quiroga lead four returning players for a still-building program.

LaBelle

District: A-17
Coaches: Boys: Keith Cottrell (third season); Girls: Shahlaine Dhillon
Key losses: Boys: none; Girls: Savannah Smith, K.C. Lynn, Annalicia Cavazos
Key returnees: Boys: Sr. Tommy Cottrell, Sr. Daniel Hernandez, Sr. Josh McCardel, Jr. Shamus Sammerdyke, So. Nick Wegscheid; Girls: So. Caroline Cottrell, So. Suzanna Talada, So. Trisha Donaldson
Outlook: Boys: LaBelle is building on a full roster and success from last season. Girls: Dhillon has several new players joining three returnees while taking over for long-time coach Bobbie Spratt

Lehigh

District: 2A-15
Coaches: Boys: Nicholas Dysert (first year); Girls: Dawn McNew (first year)
Key losses: Boys: William Krutky; Girls: none
Key returnees: Boys: Brad Muchler; Girls: Sr. Isabella Cavallo
Outlook: Boys: Lehigh has started the season with limited numbers on the boys? and girls? teams.

Mariner

District: 2A-15
Coach: Boys: James Harris (second season)
Key losses: Boys: CJ Cricco, Braden Junkins, Kyle Schulte; Girls: Kaitlin Davis
Key returnees: Boys: Sr. Dean Hofer, So. John Inkster; Girls: Kelsey Fallisch
Outlook: Boys: Long-time coach Marty Waters retired, turning the reins over to Harris for the second time in three years.

North Fort Myers

District: 2A-15
Coaches: Boys: John McDonald (second season); Girls: Al Coffin (10th season)
Key losses: Boys: Joe Caiazza, Jarrod Adkins; Girls: three players
Key returnees: Boys: So. Zack Holton, So. Eric Schnell-Hall; Girls: Sr. Brittany Agricola, Jr. Brittany Sansoussi, Jr. Brittany Lafenetre, Jr. Brooke Bailey, Jr. Mariah Koch
Outlook: Boys: Early success could spark a young team with six new members. Girls: With five players with at least two years experience, North Fort Myers looks for a steady, consistent squad.

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Oasis Charter

District: A-17
Coaches: Boys: Stan Geer; Girls: Keri Rieder
Key returnees: Girls: So. Gina Falvey
Outlook: Boys: J.P. Schleiter led Oasis with a 39 in an early match this fall. Girls: Falvey is a top local player, and eighth-grader Hanna Lee is steady.

Riverdale

District: 2A-15
Coaches: Boys: Dave Banse (fifth season); Girls: Tim Hawkins (fourth season)
Key losses: Boys: Mike Johnston, Joe Sudak; Girls: Vanessa Morales, Morgan Vickers
Key returnees: Boys: Jr. Tanner Nipper, Jr. Zane Warner, Sr. Nik Clodfelter; Girls: Jr. Kaitie Cross, Sr. Jen Nielson, Sr. Morgan Brown, Sr. Amanda Smith, Sr. Samantha Deluca
Outlook: Boys: Warner has worked hard to try to put himself among the better players in the area, while newcomer Ryan Conners provides depth to a promising program. Girls: Cross is a top area player who leads an improving program with at least eight players, its greatest depth ever.

South Fort Myers

District: A-17
Coach: Boys: Joe Hampton
Key losses: Boys: Alex Felice, Max Koenig
Key returnees: Boys: Jr. Austin Schultz, Jr. Joey Jaminson, So. Alex Carlisle
Outlook: Boys: Felice?s graduation leaves a talent and leadership void, but Schultz continues to improve, and four freshmen provide future promise.

Southwest Florida Christian Academy

District: Independent
Outlook: N/A

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To report a crime or suspicious activity in your neighborhood, call the Naples Police and Fire Department at 213-4844, the Collier County Sheriff’s Office at 774-4434, the Lee County Sheriff’s Office 239-477-1000 or the Marco Island Police Department at 389-5050.

? Woman throws coffee on Marco police officer, report says

?Mom wakes up daughter with punch in the face for missing beer

Drug arrests

? Neil Allen Perkins, 37, of the 8600 block of Saddlebrooke, East Naples, was arrested by Collier deputies on Friday following a traffic stop near his home. Perkins, a passenger in the vehicle, was charged with possession of crack cocaine, narcotics paraphernalia and concealed brass knuckles.

? Enrique J. Lopez, 29, of the 3100 block of U.S. 41 East, in the Bayshore area of Naples, was arrested by Collier deputies on Friday following a traffic stop near Jennings Street and Floridian Avenue. Deputies reported that the known gang member was charged with possession of cocaine with the intent to sell and possession of drug paraphernalia after police say they discovered a fake gun with crack in it and a ledger of names and money owed for crack cocaine.

? Warren Robert Krupp, 20, of the 12700 block of Kedleston Circle, Fort Myers, was arrested by Collier deputies on Thursday night after a traffic stop near mile marker 95 on Interstate 75. Krupp was charged with possession of less than 20 grams of marijuana, Adderall and a fake license.

DUI arrests

? Andrew J. Mendo, Jr., 69, of the 3000 block of Linwood Avenue, Naples, was arrested by Collier deputies on Friday near Airport-Pulling and Vanderbilt Beach roads and charged with driving with a suspended license and second offense DUI.

? Tammy Fenton Stults, 38, of the 7900 block of Fairway Preserve Way, North Naples, was arrested by Collier deputies on Friday at 961 9th St. SW., Golden Gate Estates, and charged with DUI second offense when she drove her car into the ditch, getting it stuck. Stults was arrested for DUI four times.

? Erin Esther Stevens, 20, of the 3400 block of Winifred Row Lane, East Naples, was arrested by Collier deputies on Friday following a traffic stop on I-75 near the Immokalee Road exit in North Naples.

Domestic assault arrests

? Sean P. Long, 26, of the 4500 block of Gulfstream Drive, East Naples, was arrested at home by Collier deputies on Friday and charged with battery after they say he grabbed his girlfriend as she attempted to assist him in detoxing from prescription medications. When Long grabbed her in an attempt to get the pills that she was withholding from him, the girlfriend’s 7-year-old son went to a neighbor’s house to call for help.

? Edwin A. Herrera, 34, of the 4700 block of Whistler’s Green Circle, Golden Gate, was arrested by Collier deputies on Friday and charged with intentionally causing bodily harm to another after police say he punched his girlfriend in the mouth when she acquired about an alcoholic gift given to him at work. The argument occurred in their vehicle in the area of 40th Terrace Southwest and Green Boulevard.

? Jean Alias Delorme, 21, of the 5300 block of Holland Street, Naples Manor, was arrested at home by Collier deputies on Friday and charged with slapping his sister in the face when he asked her to clean and she said she already had cleaned.

? Juan Ramirez, 29, of the 100 block of West Dixie Avenue, Immokalee, was arrested by Collier deputies at his home on Friday and charged with punching his wife of nine years in the face and scratching her neck and arms after he returned from the bar.

? Inosente A. Abundez, 44, of the 5200 block of Warren Street, Naples Manor, was arrested at his home by Collier deputies and charged with battery on Friday. Police said he slapped his wife in the face, causing a loose tooth and mouth laceration while accusing her of sticking her finger in his friend’s butt.

Police Beat is compiled and written by the Naples Daily News staff/ contributors from oral and written reports by Naples police, Collier Sheriff‘s Office, Lee County Sheriff’s Office, Marco police and other agencies. Arrests indicate suspicion of crime, not guilt.

? 2010 Naples Daily News. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

Police Beat: June 19, 2010