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Category: Public Safety

Maltz rules Haigler to serve an eight-year prison sentence

Maltz rules Haigler to serve an eight-year prison sentence

Leaving the scene of an automobile collision where the crash led to the death of one or more persons is a first-degree felony in Florida; and, yesterday, St Johns County resident Henry Haigler was sentenced to serve eight-years in a state prison facility for the commission of that crime.

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Coronavirus found in St Johns County after a trip to Bike Week

Coronavirus found in St Johns County after a trip to Bike Week

Of all the risks associated with Spring Break, NASCAR and Bike Week, which is going on in Daytona Beach through this weekend, one man in St Johns County becomes ill and tests positive for the new coronavirus disease in Florida.

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Florida adds eight new cases of coronavirus

Florida adds eight new cases of coronavirus

The Florida Department of Health announced to Historic City News on Tuesday that eight new positive cases of the novel coronavirus disease have been confirmed in the state.  This new information increases the number of known in-state cases to 21. The notice of the coronavirus spike came late yesterday afternoon.

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Shoar fires deputy caught beating an unarmed man on camera that he and Chief Hardwick say they won’t use

Shoar fires deputy caught beating an unarmed man on camera that he and Chief Hardwick say they won’t use

St Johns County deputy sheriff Anthony J Deleo, Jr hit Christopher Butler 19-times with his baton and kicked him in the head twice while Butler was unarmed; and Historic City News readers know this because it was captured on video taken by an alert citizen using his smartphone.  The technology for police to create their…

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Joyner says the safety of the Flagler College campus community is his highest priority

Joyner says the safety of the Flagler College campus community is his highest priority

As COVID-19 Novel Coronavirus continues to spread around the world, Flagler College president, Dr. Joseph G. Joyner says that the private local college remains vigilant regarding international travel, including distribution of a communication to the campus community today.

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St Augustine Beach implements Operation Lock It Up

St Augustine Beach implements Operation Lock It Up

The St Augustine Beach Police Department reported to Historic City News that a new program is being implemented to alert property owners to make sure their valuables are removed, and their vehicles and property is secured.

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Driving conditions poor due to prescribed burn in the Guana River State Park

Driving conditions poor due to prescribed burn in the Guana River State Park

The Florida Highway Patrol reported to Historic City News tonight that troopers are monitoring a 185-acre prescribed burn in the Guana River State Park in St. Johns County.  Smoke from the burn is affecting driving conditions as far away as SR-202 (J. Turner Butler Boulevard) between Kernan and Hodges Boulevard, in Duval County.

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Arrest made in January shooting case on McMillan Street

Arrest made in January shooting case on McMillan Street

On January 15th, Historic City News reported an active investigation underway following a shooting incident that occurred about 8:45pm the night before.  On investigation, officers determined that the shooting occurred in the area of McMillan Street and Ponce de Leon Boulevard.  It appears that the victim fled the scene on foot after the shooting, according…

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