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working as a trustee, stole cellphone to call girlfriend  Leon
Marcus Burton, who is currently an inmate at the Marion County
Jail, had been assigned to work as a trustee inmate inside the
Emergency Management building which made him eligible to get an
extra good-time deduction from his sentence at the rate of five
days per thirty full days of work, according to a news release
from the Manatee County Sheriff's Office.  Not a bad deal ...
considering the circumstances.  But 23-year-old Ocala man missed
his honey.  So, while working as a trustee, Burton swiped a $180
cell phone to call and text his girlfriend, deputies said.
That's pure amore.  Guess Burton never figured out that
cellphones leave e-trails, which make it easy for detectives to 
trace his calls, leading them directly to his main squeeze, who
then provided them with additional evidence, according to the
Sheriff's Office.  Burton allegedly told deputies that he
ditched the phone when he r