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BY JENNIFER CABRERA
GAINESVILLE, Fla. – Julio Enrique Cambriere-Pabon, 48, was arrested early yesterday morning and charged with battery on a Meridian employee.
Cambriere-Pabon was arrested on February 12 and charged with prowling after he was allegedly discovered inside an occupied home in Archer. He was moved to Meridian Behavioral Healthcare under a Baker Act order after reportedly pulling out his own teeth and using them to cut himself.
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An Alachua County Sheriff’s Deputy responded to Meridian after Cambriere-Pabon allegedly pushed a behavioral tech at Meridian; the deputy was told that Cambriere-Pabon had made a makeshift knife out of broken furniture and had tried to open secured doors with the tool. The deputy reported that he watched Cambriere-Pabon “destroy” a common area of the facility, bang on windows, and try to open doors. When deputies ordered him to stop and surrender, Cambriere-Pabon allegedly hid in a room with his makeshift knife; he also moved the camera to remain out of sight. Deputies eventually breached the room and confronted Cambriere-Pabon with non-lethal weapons, at which point he reportedly dropped the knife and was placed under arrest.
Cambriere-Pabon’s bail in the previous case is $10,000; the additional bail amount for the new charges is unavailable.
Articles about arrests are based on reports from law enforcement agencies. The charges listed are taken from the arrest report and/or court records and are only accusations. All suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
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