Saturday Jail Log
April 6, 2008
08-1769 Albers Trevor William Age 22 SAINT AUGUSTINE FL 32084 ArrestDate 4/5/2008 ArrestTime 1 57 ArrestAgency SAPD Charge# 1 812.014 PETIT THEFT Charge# 2 856.021 LOITERING OR PROWLING Charge# 3 843.02 RESISTING ARREST W/O VIOLENCE
08-1777 Black Christopher Patrick Age 33 PONTE VEDRA BEACH FL 32082 ArrestDate 4/5/2008 ArrestTime 17 12 ArrestAgency SJSO Charge# 1 831.3 3 UTTERING A FORGED PRESCRIPTION
08-1775 Carmichael Courtney Alexia Age 21 SAINT AUGUSTINE FL 32084 ArrestDate 4/5/2008 ArrestTime 15 26 ArrestAgency SJSO Charge# 1 812.014 2e PETIT THEFT
08-1774 Carr Michael Shane Age 34 JACKSONVILLE FL 32207 ArrestDate 4/5/2008 ArrestTime 13 25 ArrestAgency SJSO Charge# 1 372.83 1g FTA/FAIL PAY FINE VIOL GAME FISH R…
08-1768 Hanratty Steven Bernard Age 58 SAINT AUGUSTINE FL 32084 ArrestDate 4/5/2008 ArrestTime 3 55 ArrestAgency SJSO Charge# 1 5-Apr FTA/DRINKING IN PUBLIC Charge# 2 5-Apr FTA/DRINKING IN PUBLIC
08-1776 Jackson John David Age 57 N/A N/A N/A ArrestDate 4/5/2008 ArrestTime 18 40 ArrestAgency FHP SA Charge# 1 316.193 DRIVING UNDER INFLUENCE
08-1784 Klinger James Patrick Age 19 JACKSONVILLE FL 32259 ArrestDate 4/5/2008 ArrestTime 23 50 ArrestAgency SJSO Charge# 1 893.13 1a2 VOP/SALE MANUFACTURE OR DELIVERY …
08-1765 Martell Anthony Rick Age 21 N/A N/A N/A ArrestDate 4/5/2008 ArrestTime 0 40 ArrestAgency SAPD Charge# 1 856.041 DESERTION
08-1778 Mast Clay David Age 22 SAINT AUGUSTINE FL 32086 ArrestDate 4/5/2008 ArrestTime 22 0 ArrestAgency SJSO Charge# 1 810.02 3b BURGLARY OF A DWELLING Charge# 2 812.014 2c1 GRAND THEFT Charge# 3 812.014 2c1 GRAND THEFT Charge# 4 812.019 DEALING IN STOLEN PROPERTY Charge# 5 539.001(17)(c) SALE OF MISAPPROPRIATED PROPERTY T…
08-1772 Mcglocking Briana Phansha Age 36 SAINT AUGUSTINE FL 32084 ArrestDate 4/5/2008 ArrestTime 8 30 ArrestAgency SAPD Charge# 1 784.07 BATTERY ON LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER… Charge# 2 784.07 BATTERY ON LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER…
Charge# 3 856.011 CT-DISORDERLY INTOXICATION
08-1783 Miller Lisa Evelyn Age 50 N/A N/A N/A ArrestDate 4/5/2008 ArrestTime 22 46 ArrestAgency SAPD Charge# 1 790.01 CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPON Charge# 2 843.02 RESISTING ARREST WITHOUT VIOLENCE Charge# 3 5-Apr OPEN CONTAINER/DRINKING IN PUBLIC …
08-1771 Ojadunaway Micah Jon Age 22 SAINT AUGUSTINE FL 32084 ArrestDate 4/5/2008 ArrestTime 4 47 ArrestAgency SJSO Charge# 1 893.147 POSSESSION OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA
08-1779 Olczyk Jennifer Sue Age 33 SAINT AUGUSTINE FL 32086 ArrestDate 4/5/2008 ArrestTime 23 20 ArrestAgency SJSO Charge# 1 832.05 2 FTA/ISSUING A WORTHLESS CHECK
08-1773 Platt James Adam Age 41 SAINT AUGUSTINE FL 32095 ArrestDate 4/5/2008 ArrestTime 11 18 ArrestAgency SJSO Charge# 1 831.09 VOP/UTTERING FORGED CHECKS Charge# 2 322.34 DRIVING WHILE LICENSE SUSPENDED/RE… Charge# 3 843.02 OBSTRUCT OFFICER WITHOUT VIOLENCE
08-1785 Register Mary Elizabeth Age 37 N/A N/A N/A ArrestDate 4/5/2008 ArrestTime 19 28 ArrestAgency SJSO Charge# 1 856.011 1 DISORDERLY INTOXICATION
08-1767 Sandberg William Arthur Age 21 SAINT AUGUSTINE FL 32084 ArrestDate 4/5/2008 ArrestTime 2 4 ArrestAgency SAPD Charge# 1 856.021 LOITERING OR PROWLING Charge# 2 843.02 RESISTING ARREST WITHOUT VIOLENCE
08-1770 Snipes Stephen Craig Age 28 JACKSONVILLE FL 32244 ArrestDate 4/5/2008 ArrestTime 1 25 ArrestAgency FHP SA Charge# 1 316.193 DRIVING UNDER INFLUENCE
08-1780 Townsend Shelly Jo Age 39 N/A N/A N/A ArrestDate 4/5/2008 ArrestTime 22 49 ArrestAgency SAPD Charge# 1 322.34 2 DRIVING LICENSE SUSPENDED/REVOKED Charge# 2 812.014(3)(b) PETIT THEFT
08-1782 Walker Henry Lee Age 56 SAINT AUGUSTINE FL 32084 ArrestDate 4/5/2008 ArrestTime 23 45 ArrestAgency SAPD Charge# 1 856.0111 CT-DISORDERLY INTOXICATION
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Ok, here’s a question for anyone who may know the answer… let’s say a person is reported in this form to have been arrested and jailed on DUI. What’s the chances that there is an error in the report and the person was actually just ticketed for speeding?
Also… if he were actually jailed, to be reported in this log…is there a chance that a person was actually booked and charged in error, in some sort of mixup with whatever test was administered…..to where the charge was later reduced to speeding???
Hypothetically wondering, of course
If the person appears in the “jail log” they were in fact taken to the St. Johns County jail and processed … fingerprinted, photographed, the whole nine yards.
Do mix-ups occur? Of course. Do charges get dropped, overturned in court, or, reduced? You bet.
I have spoken to the Sheriff on any number of occasions about this, even when he was still Chief of Police. David is not a fan of publishing the “jail log” and he has joked that it is only good for feeding the local gossips.
I assume that HCM has decided that the information does serve some useful purpose. It is public information. I suppose it might help someone discover that the reason their friend, relative or employee didn’t show up wherever they were supposed to be is because they are cooling their heels in jail.
Although The Record version does not, the version posted here does provide the booking number so that you can quickly look up the bond information on the SJSO website.
Interesting info, Mike. I have to wonder how likely a DUI incarceration would be to turn into a speeding ticket. Judging by the recent events with several other notables around town… I would have guessed ‘not very likely’.
Oh well… easy enough to check into, if it matters, I suppose. So how do you get the booking numbers from an older version of The Record’s?
As Mike pointed out the jail log indicates what charges are brought to justify booking the individual in jail, i.e., citing what law/statute was allegedly broken.
In the case of DUIs the accused may have been through a performance test, may have blown or refused to blow, and may signed or refused to sign the acknowledgement of receiving the traffic ticket - or any combination of those.
The only thing absolutely certain (barring human errors) from the jail log is with what offense the jailed person is charged.
Many persons charged and jailed with DUIs are never convicted of DUI, just as many persons charged and jailed with aggravated assault are never convicted of that charge.
That is one major reason why many, including Shoar, don’t like to see the jail log published, as “innocent until proved guilty” is overlooked by the average reader - and if a charge is later reduced or dropped by the States Attorney, many immediately conclude there has been something sneaky, unethical or illegal done.
I figured the same as you describe, but isn’t refusal to take a physical test grounds for conviction in our state/county. If not, what exactly are the circumstances if one refuses, ultimately.
And could there ever be a case of a plea sort of arrangement in DUI’s…without suffering the wrath of MADD and other organisations?
Just wondering…
Refusing to cooperate in testing in many jurisdictions, including Florida the last time I checked, results in the suspension/revocation of one’s Driver’s License - REGARDLESS of whether one is ultimately convicted of DUI.
In other words you can win the battle (avoid a DUI conviction) but lose the war (lose your license to drive for a period)!
Many people “beat” DUI charges (I know a prominent St. Augustinian who has been jailed for DUIs seven times in Florida, but convicted only once), regardless of MADD’s influences, and there are a number of Florida attorneys who specialize in DUI cases.
Since jail logs are public, those jailed on DUI charges shortly receive letters from DUI attorneys - sort of like the infamous “ambulance chasers” or yore.