Media Release Vice and Narcotics Search Warrant – 3529 Orion Road
Date: June 29, 2021
During the early morning hours of 06-25-2021, the Hernando County Sheriff’s Office Vice and Narcotics Unit executed a search warrant at 3529 Orion Road in Spring Hill.
An investigation that spanned several months culminated on this date in the arrest of three subjects: Bruce Inman, Kristin Calcasola, and Ricardo Garmendez.
This residence has been a thorn in the side of the community, as the Sheriff’s Office had served a search warrant here back in May 2019. After receiving information that narcotics activity had returned, Vice Detectives were able to establish probable cause for the search warrant.
The three individuals arrested were charged as follows:
Bruce Inman DOB/11-22-1977
– Possession of a Controlled Substance without a Prescription (Two counts)
– Possession of a New Legend Drug without a Prescription (Three counts)
– Possession of Drug Equipment
– Possession of a Weapon or Ammunition by a Convicted Felon (Two counts)
– Sale of Methamphetamine
– Possession of a Controlled Substance with Intent to Sell
– Possession of a Structure for the Sale of a Controlled Substance
– Possession of Paraphernalia
– Unlawful Use of a Two-Way Device
Bond: $79,000.
Kristin Calcasola DOB/02-10-1988
– Possession of a Controlled Substance without a Prescription (Four counts)
– Possession of a New Legend Drug without a Prescription (Three counts)
– Possession of Drug Equipment
– Possession of a Weapon or Ammunition by a Convicted Felon (Two counts)
– Warrant for Failure to Appear
– Possession of Heroin with Intent to Sell
– Unlawful Use of a Two-Way Device
– Possession of a Structure for the Sale of a Controlled Substance
– Possession of Drug Equipment
Bond: $153,000.
Ricardo Garmendez DOB/08-07-1974
– Possession of a Controlled Substance without a Prescription (Three counts)
– Possession of a New Legend Drug without a Prescription (Three counts)
– Possession of Drug Equipment
Bond: No bond due to an active Probation Violation.
The Office of Sheriff:
The Office of the Sheriff is established by the Florida Constitution. As a constitutional officer, the Sheriff has the exclusive authority to administer his or her agency and is responsible for preserving the peace throughout the entire county, carrying out the laws of the state, the orders of Florida courts, and the ordinances of the Board of County Commissioners. The Sheriff is the chief law enforcement and correctional officer of the county.
Sheriff Al Nienhuis was initially appointed as the Sheriff of Hernando County by the Governor in January of 2011. He was then elected by the people of Hernando County in 2012, ran unopposed in 2016, and was re-elected in 2020. Sheriff Nienhuis remains accountable to the people of Hernando County.
