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18-year-old student arrested on felony firearms charge

A Creekside High School student has received a 10-day suspension and still faces third-degree felony charges after a loaded .38 caliber handgun was found in his SUV at school Thursday afternoon, authorities told Historic City News.

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Better Built Homes owner charged with embezzlement

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Historic City News was notified by media relations officer Kevin Kelshaw that the owner of a closed SR-207 business has been charged with eight counts of misappropriating construction funds between $1,000-$100,000 and one count of grand theft.

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Knock-down drag-out leads to two early Sunday arrests
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Knock-down drag-out leads to two early Sunday arrests

Police in St Augustine were called to a disturbance at 57 Nesmith Street off Masters Drive about 4:00 a.m., early yesterday morning. By the time the call was completed, police had taken both combatants to jail in what was described as a heated domestic brawl.

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Man says he tried to fend off drunk girlfriend before arrest

St Augustine Police reported to Historic City News that officers were called in the wee hours yesterday morning to an apartment on the southeast corner of an apartment building located at 35 Dufferin Street to investigate a disturbance between two residents.

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Homeless woman arrested on misdemeanor drug charge

275-women-arrestedA 36-year-old homeless woman was arrested about 2:00 p.m. this afternoon; St Augustine Police say that she was committing trespassing while in possession of drug equipment.

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Learning from past “officer-involved” shootings
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Learning from past “officer-involved” shootings

300-FDLE-BADGE-LOGOFlorida Department of Law Enforcement Public Information Officer Gretl Plessinger informed local Historic City News reporters that this week the agency is participating in a multistate workgroup sharing methods and best practices when investigating “officer-involved” shootings.

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Shoplifters identified – driver located and arrested

275-Tonita-JonesHistoric City News has been informed that a St. Johns County woman was arrested earlier today, ending a manhunt for two women accused of dragging an off-duty deputy through the Winn-Dixie parking lot on US-1 North.

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Women batter deputy and escape with stolen merchandise

275-WINN-DIXIE-THEIVES-1Two women who stole an unknown amount of merchandise from the Winn-Dixie Marketplace in the 3500 block of US-1 North are being sought on retail theft charges. However, Historic City News has learned that they will also be charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, who they attacked in the parking lot.

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