Naples Daily News

Naples Daily News is a daily newspaper in Naples, Florida, USA covering local news, sports, business, jobs, and community events.

The newspaper is published seven days a week.

The Naples Daily News covers the Naples area of southwest Florida.

Circulation: 66,272 copies

This newspaper is owned by E.W. Scripps Company.

The web site is presented in the English language.

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Phil Lewis is the editor of the Naples Daily News.

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Political Bias: No Bias (3 votes)
Credibility: Low (3 votes)

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Mondo Times editors Boulder, Colorado USA

Posted at 2:36pm on Friday, September 4th, 2009

Naples Daily News editorial page editor Jeff Lytle thought he might have been sent a bomb. In fact, he had been sent a recording of the song "Call Me" by the band Blondie:

"A Naples man was arrested Friday afternoon after Collier County sheriff’s deputies say he sent a device that looked like a bomb to a Naples Daily News editorial page editor.

However, when triggered, the only thing blasting was a 1980 tune by the pop/rock band Blondie.

Garrett Beyrent, 61, of 506 Gordonia Road, was charged with manufacture/deliver of a hoax bomb. He also was charged with violating his probation on a DUI conviction.

According to a report:

Deputies were called to the North Naples fire station at 1441 Pine Ridge Road on Thursday evening to investigate a suspicious item.

Deputies learned that Naples Daily News Editorial Page Editor Jeff Lytle had received an envelope earlier in the day that contained a red binder of notes, articles and photographs.

Attached was Beyrent’s business card.

On one side of the business card there was a tab that said “pull here.” On the other side, a paper clip, wiring and electronics were glued to the card, giving it the appearance of an explosive device."

The full story:
http://www.naplesnews.com/news/2009/aug/28/man-accused-sending-fake-bomb-device-daily-news-ed/

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