Driver of overturned SUV dies in afternoon crash
Florida Highway Patrol spokesman Dylan Bryan informed local Historic City News reporters that in St Johns County, a single-vehicle crash Sunday afternoon left one North Carolina man dead.
Category: Public Safety
K-9 officer is ambassador to the beach community
Robert Hardwick, Chief of the St Augustine Beach Police Department, tells local Historic City News reporters that it is never too early to teach children that police officers are here to help them.
Charges filed in recent credit card skimming incident
On Thursday, October 19th at approximately 11:52a.m. Officer R. Kelly with the St. Augustine Beach Police Department was dispatched to the Ameris Bank located at 2060 A1A South.
Pedestrian on skateboard loses life in collision with van
Master Sergeant Dylan L. Bryan, Public Information Officer for Troop G, informed local Historic City News reporters that charges are pending in the death of a 17-year-old Ponte Vedra Beach student, killed in a single vehicle crash Tuesday morning.
Police arrest six after beating of pedestrians in Lincolnville
Historic City News was informed that at about 8:00 p.m. on Halloween night, St Augustine Police were dispatched to a disturbance call on Dr Martin Luther King Avenue near Lovett Street in Lincolnville.
Visitor from Bushnell hospitalized in attack at American Legion
Historic City News was informed by Community Affairs Officer Dee Brown that Saturday evening about 8:00 p.m., local police in St Augustine responded to a physical disturbance call on Anderson Circle around the American Legion Hall.
Jury: Toledo guilty for three murders
In the high-profile murder trial of 35-year-old Luis A Toledo, a St Johns County jury took approximately eight-hours today to convict the former Number 3 leader in the “Florida Latin Kings” gang of two-counts of first-degree murder, capital felonies punishable by death, and one-count of second-degree murder. Toledo was also convicted of tampering with physical…
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Third motion for continuance in attempted murder trial
The man accused more than two years ago of shooting at St. Augustine Police Officer Lora Vaughn will wait until December to stand trial for his crime to allow public defender, John W. Morris, more time to prepare his defense. This is the third motion for continuance at Morris’ request. Although 34-year-old Charles Deonte…
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