Man arrested after calling police to serve a warrant on his estranged wife

BY JENNIFER CABRERA

GAINESVILLE, Fla. – Cedric Lamarte Webb, 53, was arrested yesterday morning for violation of a domestic violence injunction after he called the police to serve a warrant on his estranged wife.

At about 6:15 a.m. yesterday, Webb reportedly called 911 to say he was with Sarah Mosley-Webb, who had an active warrant.

Mosley-Webb was subsequently arrested on a warrant for violation of pre-trial diversion conditions for charges of cocaine possession and attempting to pass a $100 bill that was marked “for motion picture use only” at a convenience store.

The responding officer determined that Webb was within 100 feet of Mosley-Webb, and there is a court-ordered injunction prohibiting Webb from having any contact with Mosley-Webb, so Webb was arrested for violating the injunction.

Prior to being detained, Webb reportedly spontaneously said that he saw Mosley-Webb’s vehicle parked at a laundromat, so he pulled over and called 911.

Mosley-Webb has a federal criminal history, along with a record in Tennessee and Georgia; her warrant recommends bail of $10,000.

Webb has a criminal history in Georgia, Virginia, Alabama, and Arizona and one Florida felony conviction; he was arrested in March on domestic violence charges, but the charges were dropped in May. Judge Walter Green set bail at $1,000.

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