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Citrus DigestBy Times staff writers© St. Petersburg Times published August 9, 2002 Shooting suspects still at largeCITRUS SPRINGS -- The Citrus County Sheriff's Office continued the search for the two men suspected of shooting a 20-year-old man in a Citrus Springs garage Tuesday afternoon. Authorities are searching for Phillip Woods, 21, of Holder and an unknown accomplice. The accomplice, who is believed to be the one who shot Jeremy Mason during a robbery, is a black man in his early 20s with a gold front tooth and short hair and stands about 6 feet tall and weighs 200 pounds. The men were last seen driving a tan or beige four-door vehicle. Woods is wanted on charges he violated his probation on a possession of marijuana charge. Anyone with information is asked to call the Sheriff's Office at 1-877-269-8477. Inverness flag tribute on agendaINVERNESS -- The Inverness City Council will hold an emergency meeting at 9 this morning to discuss the proposal to line Main Street with American flags by Sept. 11. The flags would fly from 114 power poles along State Road 44, from U.S. 41 S to County Road 581. The meeting was scheduled after Florida Power agreed Wednesday to accept the city's $2-million comprehensive liability insurance policy for the project instead of requiring $5-million in coverage. Council members will decide whether to sign an agreement with Florida Power that would allow a residents' group, led by Arnold and Mary-Ann Virgilio, to hang American flags from the poles.
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