at 115-16, 151, 153.) The teenagers did not follow Adkins there. at 151.) Seeking to avoid a confrontation, Adkins at 150-51.) The teenagers told Adkins Id. at 149.) This morning, s Adkins outside the store. 3, at 149-50.) Adkins frequented the store, and he sometimes performed Id. Facts Trial Testimony On the morning of October 3, 2017, Adkins was drinking a beer outside Git-N- Go, a convenience store in Tampa, Florida. 21, 22.) This federal habeas petition followed. Instead, after the expiration of the appeal deadline, he filed a petition for belated appeal, which the state appellate court denied. 18, 19.) Adkins did not timely appeal the denial of his Rule 3.850 motion. 17.) Next, Adkins unsuccessfully sought postconviction relief under Florida Rule of Criminal Procedure 3.850. 13, at 4.) The state appellate court per curiam affirmed the convictions and sentences. 5.) After finding that Adkins qualified as a prisoner releasee reoffender and a habitual felony offender, the state trial court sentenced him to concurrent terms of fifteen years and one day in prison for burglary, five years and one day for battery, and time served for petit theft. Procedural History A state-court jury convicted Adkins of burglary of an occupied dwelling, battery on a law enforcement officer, and petit theft. 14.) Upon consideration, the petition is DENIED. 10.) Respondent filed a response opposing the petition. ORDER Nathaniel Adkins, a Florida prisoner, timely filed a pro se petition for writ of habeas corpus under 28 U.S.C. 8:20-cv-2412-CEH-TGW SECRETARY, DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS, Respondent. TAMPA DIVISION NATHANIEL ADKINS, Petitioner, v. Learn more about this release by calling Rachel J.UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA This case is being prosecuted by the United States Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of Iowa. The investigation was conducted by the Des Moines Police Department, Polk County Sheriff's Office, Ames Police Department, and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. Sentencings are presently scheduled as follows before Chief United States District Judge John A. Co-defendant Sarah Coe previously pleaded guilty to bank robbery.ĭefendants face potential maximum penalties under the statute of up to 20 years in prison on each of the plea counts. Co-defendants Chris Avery and Shelly Avery each previously pleaded guilty to interference with commerce by robbery. Hamilton admitted these robberies helped fund the hydromorphone distribution conspiracy.Ĭo-defendant Luke Martin, Jr., previously pleaded guilty to conspiracy to distribute hydromorphone. Hamilton admitted he obtained hydromorphone (Dilaudid) from co-defendant Luke Martin, Jr., and distributed it to others, including co-defendants Sarah Coe, Shelly Avery, and Christ Avery. Hamilton admitted to committing the following robberies, charged in the November 21, 2016, indictment against him: Adams and entered pleas to interference with commerce by robbery and conspiracy to distribute hydromorphone, an opioid. DES MOINES, IA - On April 27, 2017, Alexander Hamilton, age 26, heather Jean Reekrof Des Moines, Iowa, appeared before Chief United States Magistrate Judge Helen C.
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