SARASOTA, Fla. — A Sarasota medical clinic CEO and co-founder was among the people killed outside in a Sarasota neighborhood on Tuesday.
Osprey PolyClinic posted on Facebook, "With the heaviest of hearts, we at Osprey PolyClinic mourn the tragic loss of our dear CEO and co-founder, Anatoly “Tony” loffe, his cherished wife, Florita Stolyar, and other dear friends and members of their immediate family.”
On Feb. 10, five people dead after a shooting in a Sarasota neighborhood, including a suspect authorities say may be connected to a double homicide in Fort Lauderdale.
Deputies released the identities of the four victims and the suspect on Wednesday:
- 49-year-old woman, Olga Greinert
- 66-year-old woman, Florita Stolyar
- 61-year-old man, Anatoly Ioffe
- 39-year-old man, Yaroslav Blyudoy
The suspect is identified as 51-year-old Russell Kot.
In a 911 call provided by Sarasota County Sheriff's Office, a neighbor sees Ioffe shot in his front yard.
Listen to 911 call
A gofundme has been set up for the family and can be accessed here
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