While investigating the apparent murder and aggravated battery that occurred in the Bank of America parking lot near Wildwood Drive last night, another driver, 56-year-old Cindy Lynn Angell, drove around a marked patrol car and deputy — entering the crime scene with her vehicle.
Historic City News has received notification that 24-year-old Candace Kiara Jackson is under arrest and being held, without bond, until her first appearance hearing this morning; charged with aggravated battery and murder with a deadly weapon in a domestic dispute that ended in the Bank of America parking lot at 4305 US-1 South yesterday evening.
One victim has been confirmed dead in the parking lot of the Bank of America branch located at 4305 US-1 South, according to a report received this evening by Historic City News.
Historic City News has learned that, in a letter of notification dated May 6, the Office of the Secretary of the Interior has approved the Gullah Geechee Cultural Heritage Corridor Management Plan; opening the door for the National Heritage Area to begin implementation of its projects and programs.
Historic City News readers are ready to be entertained as the 10-day-long Romanza Festivale begis today and continues to May 19th; showcasing the living culture of St Augustine – music, dance, theater, art, cuisine & heritage.
Historic City News reporters attended this morning when Flagler County Sheriff James L. Manfre officially opened the newly relocated Palm Coast precinct in a ribbon-cutting ceremony assisted by city and county officials.
Unlike Flagler Beach, St Augustine Beach, Bunnell, or the City of St Augustine, the City of Palm Coast does not have its own police department; they contract with the Sheriff’s Office to provide law enforcement services within their city limits.
On Tuesday evening, May 14, the Saint Augustine Tea Party will host a nationally known expert on public education, William Korach; who will address the issue of student inspirational speech during St Johns County school’s upcoming graduation ceremonies.
Laurie Sanderson reported the following St Augustine and St Johns County locations to Historic City News where the Florida Department of Transportation will be conducting roadwork that is expected to have an impact on driving, beginning this morning and continuing through the coming week.
