Suspected Drug Dealer Nabbed At Home

SPRING HILL - A suspected drug dealer was arrested at home Wednesday in a raid by undercover deputies.

The deputies were acting on information from a drug buy on June 4 between the suspect, Robin Davis, and a confidential informant. Investigators allege that Davis, 48, sold .4 grams of methamphetamine and three Xanax pills to the informant for $39 from her home at 9331 Chase St.

Deputies returned on Wednesday and served a search warrant that yielded 124 grams, or four ounces, of meth in a plastic bowl by the bed, along with various prescription pills, according to an affidavit.

Davis was arrested on multiple drug trafficking charges; a second person in the house, Ina Davis, 40, of the same address, was charged with possession of a drug-smoking pipe.

Strip Steaks Stuffed In Pants

SPRING HILL A man was arrested on shoplifting charges when he reportedly tried to walk out of Publix with $100 worth of steaks stuffed down his pants.

Loss prevention officers stopped the suspect, William F. Napoli, at the door Saturday afternoon and held him until a deputy could arrived. They told the deputy Napoli placed six packages of New York strip steak into his cart, then stopped in the card section to hide the meat in his pants.

Napoli, 55, of Hudson, was charged with retail theft.