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Andrew Coffee IV seemed before Judge Joe Wild Jul 21, 2017. ANDREW ATTERBURY/TCPALM
HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE COURTROOM
8:50 a.m.: Marsh pronounced today’s news was not a warn and would like to see a box taken out of Indian River County
8:45 a.m.: Community romantic Michael Marsh pronounced Coffee’s mom is distraught. “The quarrel isn’t over,” Marsh said. He wore a shirt that said: #justice4alteriawoods. “Be my voice” “We wish justice”
8:42 a.m.: Coffee pronounced he doesn’t know who is representing him. His subsequent justice date is Sept 5 for a calendar call
8:40 a.m.: For a second assign of second-degree murder with a firearm, furious gave Coffee a bond of $300,000.
8:35 a.m.: Coffee was charged with attempted initial grade murder of a law coercion officer. Judge Joe Wild ruled no bond.
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INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — Andrew Coffee IV, indicted Wednesday by a grand jury on mixed charges including murder, faced Indian River County Judge Joe Wild around video guard from a county jail early Friday.
Coffee, 23, was indicted with contributing to a sharpened genocide of his girlfriend, Alteria Woods, 21, during a Mar 19 sheriff’s drug raid during his home in Gifford.
Coffee was charged with attempted initial grade murder of a law-enforcement officer. No bond was set on a charge.
For a second assign of second-degree murder with a firearm, Wild gave Coffee a bond of $300,000.
More: Deputies privileged in lethal drug raid sharpened in Gifford
The Indian River County grand jury also indicted Coffee on three depends of attempted first-degree murder of 3 officers in a raid. None of a officers — who dismissed their weapons during an sell of gunfire with Coffee — were indicted, according to a grand jury’s ruling.
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Interview with Towanna Ruffin, mom of Andrew Coffee, 23.
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One of a officers was harmed by gunfire.
So far, officials haven’t disclosed how many shots were fired. Woods’ genocide certificate pronounced she was shot mixed times.
Coffee is charged with second-degree murder in a genocide of Woods. Woods died after officers dismissed into a bedroom where she and Coffee were during a time of a raid on a tiny residence during 5:30 a.m.
More: Protesters direct complaint in Gifford woman’s sharpened genocide during SWAT drug raid
More: Family says lady killed in Gifford sharpened was pregnant
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One chairman was fatally shot and a emissary was harmed during an sell of gunfire on Sunday, Mar 19, 2017, when an Indian River County Sheriff’s SWAT group approached a residence off 35th Avenue in Gifford.
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Because Coffee is a felon, any of a 3 attempted first-degree murder charges lift a limit chastisement of life in prison.
The grand jury also indicted Coffee for possession of a firearm by a law-breaker and sharpened a lethal barb (bullets).
The grand jury was given investigations finished by a Sheriff’s bureau and a State Attorney’s Office. Those haven’t nonetheless been released.
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Criminal histories of Coffee men
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