/St. Petersburg Fire Rescue and a dive team were called to the scene and found Tabatha Hunter, 33, dead inside the gray 2014 Volkswagen Passat.ST. PETERSBURG — A St. Petersburg woman died after she crashed her car through a fence into Bayou Grande on Tuesday morning, police said.Police received a call at 7:24 a.m. about a vehicle partially submerged in the bayou near 62nd Avenue Northeast and Bayou Grande Boulevard Northeast, east of Shore Acres Elementary School.St. Petersburg fire rescue and a dive team were called to the scene and found Tabatha Anne Hunter, 33, dead inside the gray 2014...…/St. Petersburg Fire Rescue and a dive team were called to the scene and found Tabatha Hunter, 33, dead inside the gray 2014 Volkswagen Passat.ST. PETERSBURG — A St. Petersburg woman died after she crashed her car through a fence into Bayou Grande on Tuesday morning, police said.Police received a call at 7:24 a.m. about a vehicle partially submerged in the bayou near 62nd Avenue Northeast and Bayou Grande Boulevard Northeast, east of Shore Acres Elementary School.St. Petersburg fire rescue and a dive team were called to the scene and found Tabatha Anne Hunter, 33, dead inside the gray 2014...WW…

/Christopher Sacco, 35, took the weapon to the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office.Christopher Sacco was fighting a large fish. Or so he thought. He’d already lost it once and he wasn’t going to lose it again. When he finally reeled in the line, he realized he had the catch of the day.But it wasn’t a fish. Instead, it was an abandoned gun.Sacco, 35, was fishing off the shore of Fort De Soto Park before noon Saturday when he reeled in a Publix plastic bag. Inside the bag was a black revolver, with a rock secured to it by red and white twine.“You’ve got be kidding me,” Sacco said to his friend....…/Christopher Sacco, 35, took the weapon to the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office.Christopher Sacco was fighting a large fish. Or so he thought. He’d already lost it once and he wasn’t going to lose it again. When he finally reeled in the line, he realized he had the catch of the day.But it wasn’t a fish. Instead, it was an abandoned gun.Sacco, 35, was fishing off the shore of Fort De Soto Park before noon Saturday when he reeled in a Publix plastic bag. Inside the bag was a black revolver, with a rock secured to it by red and white twine.“You’ve got be kidding me,” Sacco said to his friend....WW…