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Two-Hour Manhunt in Naples Ends in Arrest After Passenger Flees Traffic Stop

Stan and Haney March 9th

You may be able to run, but you can’t hide forever from Collier County Deputies. That was a lesson learned by a passenger who escaped from an East Naples traffic stop. Until the manhunt in Naples caught up with him.

According to NBC-2, Collier deputies spotted a black Dodge Charger on Davis Boulevard Tuesday night with no tag lights.  The driver of the Charger then made a U-turn on Davis at Commercial Drive and drove behind a building. The deputy tried to make a traffic stop but the driver refused to pull over. After a few minutes, the driver finally stopped on Commercial Drive.

Deputies say the passenger, Devantae Robinson of Fort Myers, immediately ran from the car. The driver was Robert Lynch of Cape Coral, who remained in the car and told deputies it was a rental vehicle. Deputies quickly noticed a strong odor of burnt marijuana coming from the car. A search uncovered a suspected THC vape, a small zip-lock bag containing several pills, and a stolen handgun with magazine. 25 year-old Lynch was arrested and deputies discovered his driver’s license was suspended.

A couple of hours later, around 2:00am, deputies saw Robinson, who immediately ran again after he saw the deputies. After several verbal commands to stop, the 22 year-old Robinson finally gave up after being warned he would be tazed and noticing the fact that he was surrounded by law enforcement. Robinson was arrested and is charged with resisting officers without violence, open carry of weapons, and giving false information to law enforcement.

After the Manhunt in Naples, Lynch and Robinson remain in custody at the Naples Jail Center.

 

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The 9 Best Public Golf Courses in Southwest Florida: Ranked

The 9 Best Public Golf Courses in Southwest Florida

Fort Myers and Naples have some of the nicest golf courses in the country – the only problem is, to play these, you either need a rich friend who belongs at one of the courses, or you need to part ways with a couple hundred thousand to become a member yourself.

Don’t have either? You’re still in luck!   Southwest Florida has a litany of fun and challenging public courses open year-round to the average bloke. They may not offer the luxury amenities such as iced towels, golf carts outfitted with GPS and speakers, and Pro-V1 range balls, but the beers are just as cold and often times the cart girls are better looking!

I put these courses through a screening process and am basing this on certain criteria – first and foremost, they need to be open year-round for public play. After that, I judged them on: Layout (fun vs challenging), Condition and Amenities, Rates, Cart Girls (when applicable), and of course, the 19th hole. So, text your buddies, wash your balls, and tee up at these local favorites year round.  

These are The 9 Best Public Golf Courses in Southwest Florida

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