| A Terry Parker High School teacher's aide who coached a school dance team was charged with grand theft Thursday after disgruntled parents said the woman pocketed money that was supposed to be used for uniforms. Tameka Lashawn Moultrie, 27, received about $4,000 from team members, according to a Jacksonville Sheriff's Office arrest report. The parents of six members of the "Parker Passion" approached the school's vice principal Thursday morning. They said Moultrie told their children in May she was collecting money for uniforms, shoes and a summer camp program. The camp wasn't booked, and the company that was supposed to provide the clothing didn't receive any money - just a canceled order, according to the arrest report. Moultrie was unable to show any receipts or physical proof that she deposited the funds. There are nine other dance team members in addition to the six who came forward. She was taken to the Duval County jail; bail was set at $35,000. fake rolex Matt Coleman MAN WHO STOLE CAR WITH BABY INSIDE STILL AT LARGE Jacksonville police are still searching for a man who stole a car that was left running outside an Asian market on Emerson Street on Thursday with a 3-day-old baby in the back seat. Toh Toe Tit, 31, was helping his wife to the store's bathroom shortly before 5 p.m. because she was still in pain from giving birth. He left the car running so the baby could have air conditioning, according to a Sheriff's Office incident report. But when he came back outside, he found his car missing along with his days-old daughter. Officers found the car abandoned minutes wholesale colthing later near an apartment complex in the 3600 block of Stanley Street. The baby was still in the back, nestled in her child seat. The thief fled on foot, and a K-9 search yielded no results. Tit was cited for leaving a child younger than 6 years old unattended in a car. Matt Coleman DECOMPOSING BODY FOUND IN JACKSONVILLE HOME Homicide detectives are investigating an undetermined death in a home in the 3700 block of Owens Avenue in Northwest Jacksonville. Police were called to the home about 9 a.m. Friday and found a decomposing body inside. It's unclear who the person is, whether the person is male or female and how long the person has been dead. The cause of death is also unknown. Anyone with information should call police at (904) 630-0500 or First Coast Crime Stoppers toll-free at (866) 845-8477 (845-TIPS). Jim Schoettler HOMEOWNER CHARGED WITH SHOOTING AREA CATS A trail of dead cats was traced back to a Jacksonville homeowner who police said shot the felines with a pellet gun to protect a koi pond in his front yard. Dana A. Charlton, 30, of the 3400 block of Mayflower Street was charged with animal cruelty Thursday, according to a Jacksonville Sheriff's Office arrest report. He posted $1,500 bail and was released from the Duval County jail. Neighbors contacted authorities when area cats started turning up with pellet wounds. The report didn't make clear how many cats were killed or injured. One of the cats was found bleeding in multiple | 