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Q: BRADENTON, Fla. - A 31-year-old convicted felon charged in the death of a 17-month-old toddler, pawned items belonging to the deceased child’s mother, according to investigators. 
  
 David Earl Vickers is facing a variety of charges including aggravated child abuse, 2nd-degree homicide and grand theft. He is currently being held without bond at the Manatee County Jail. 
  
 A Holmes Beach Police Department report filed in August indicates Vickers sold a stereo and a laptop computer taken from the home of Luca Sholey’s mother. The suspect called 9-1-1 from a residence in the 200 block of Peacock Lane on the night of August 21st to report Luca was not breathing. 
  
 Vickers told investigators that the boy was knocked down a flight of stairs by an older sibling. He was serving as the children’s caregiver, appointed to that role by their mother. Luca was transported to Blake Medical Center and later airlifted by helicopter to Bayfront Medical Center in St. Petersburg where he was declared brain dead two days later. 
  
 Detectives working the case say Vickers pawned the items as the boy’s mother held vigil at his bedside. A medical examination and autopsy determined Luca had a variety of injuries consistent with abuse. 
  
 Vickers was officially charged with his death on Wednesday. He was arrested on grand theft and giving false information to a pawn broker charges in August. 
  
 The suspect is no stranger to law enforcement with a criminal history in Manatee, Hillsborough and Pinellas counties. He has served one stint in state prison for a 2011 dealing in stolen property conviction out of Hillsborough County. 
  
 At the time of his arrest Vickers admitted to using heroin on the day Luca was injured. ||||| Starting in 1996, Alexa Internet has been donating their crawl data to the Internet Archive. Flowing in every day, these data are added to the Wayback Machine after an embargo period. ||||| A Florida man allegedly beat his girlfriend’s 17-month old son earlier this year and then pawned off the woman’s valuables while she was at the hospital with the dying boy, PEOPLE confirms. 
  
 On Thursday, David Earl Vickers, 31, of Holmes Beach, Florida, was arrested and charged with second-degree murder and aggravated child abuse in the August death of his girlfriend’s son, Luca Sholey, Holmes Beach police Detective Sgt. Brian Hall tells PEOPLE. 
  
 Vickers is being held without bond at the Manatee County Jail in Florida. He was already in custody in an unrelated case when he was charged with murdering and abusing the child, says Hall. 
  
 It is unclear if Vickers has entered a plea to those charges or if he has retained an attorney who could comment on his behalf. 
  
 According to Hall, the murder and child abuse charges stem from an Aug. 21 incident, when Vickers called 911 because Luca was unresponsive and not breathing. 
  
 The child was rushed to Blake Medical Center in nearby Bradenton, Florida, and later airlifted to John Hopkins All Children’s Hospital in St. Petersburg, Florida. 
  
 Two days later, Luca was declared brain-dead from his injuries, Hall says. He died on Aug. 25. 
  
 A hospital examination showed the boy had “injuries that were consistent with child abuse,” according to a Holmes Beach police statement. 
  
 The police department and the Manatee County Sheriff’s Office launched a more than month-long investigation into the child’s death, revealing that Luca had allegedly been “physically abused while in Vickers’ care on several occasions,” Hall said in the statement. 
  
 On Aug. 21, Luca was again abused while he was being watched by Vickers, police suspect. This time, they believe it killed him. 
  
 The boy’s organs were donated and helped save the lives of two girls and one man, the Bradenton Herald reports. 
  
 Suspect Allegedly Stole from Boy’s Mom 
  
 Vickers faces more than homicide and abuse charges in connection with Luca’s Aug. 25 death, according to police. 
  
 Two days later, on Aug. 27, the boy’s mother reported that her car stereo and laptop were missing, Hall says. 
  
 He says that she allegedly “found out that he [Vickers] had pawned the car stereo, so she suspected that the laptop was pawned as well.” 
  
 She confronted Vickers “after finding a water bottle with the pawn shop logo on it in the car,” Hall says. Police were later able to locate and recover the items. 
  
 According to Hall, Vickers allegedly stole the stereo from Luca’s mom’s car on Aug. 21, before Luca was taken to the hospital, and pawned it for $30. 
  
 Two days later, while his girlfriend was at the hospital with her son, Vickers allegedly stole her laptop and charger and pawned them for $60. 
  
 On Aug. 30, Vickers was charged with grand theft, two counts of dealing in stolen property and two counts of obtaining money from a pawnbroker by fraud, Hall says. He pleaded not guilty to those charges. 
  
 Police had first arrested Vickers on Aug. 24, for driving without a license, Hall says. He was charged with possession of marijuana and driving with a revoked driver’s license, to which he has pleaded not guilty. 
  
 In May, Vickers was released from prison after serving almost three years in a four-year sentence for trafficking in stolen property and defrauding a pawnbroker, according to the Florida Department of Corrections. |||||
A: 
An unimaginable story out of Florida, where a 31-year-old man is accused of fatally beating his girlfriend's 17-month-old son—then stealing her belongings and pawning them off while she was at the hospital with the dying toddler. David Earl Vickers called 911 on Aug. 21 to report the boy, Luca Sholey, was unresponsive and not breathing, the Miami Herald reports. After two days in the hospital, Luca was declared brain-dead from "injuries ... consistent with child abuse," per a police statement cited by People; he died Aug. 25 as a result of blunt trauma to his brain and asphyxia. He also had bruises on his chest and six broken ribs. On Aug. 27, Luca's mother reported her car stereo and laptop were missing, and she told police she "found out that he [Vickers] had pawned the car stereo, so she suspected that the laptop was pawned as well," a police detective tells People. Police recovered the stolen items. They say Vickers took the stereo on Aug. 21, before Luca went to the hospital, and pawned it for $30, and that he took the laptop and charger when Luca's mom was at the hospital with the toddler and pawned them for $60. Vickers was charged with crimes related to the alleged thefts on Aug. 30. After an investigation in which they found Vickers had allegedly physically abused Luca on several occasions before his death, police arrested him Thursday and charged him with second-degree murder and aggravated child abuse. He'd been watching Luca and his 3-year-old sister on the day Luca was fatally injured, and he told police Luca had been knocked down the stairs by an older sibling, ABC Action News reports. Vickers had just been released from prison in May after serving nearly three years for trafficking in stolen property and defrauding a pawnbroker.