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Purse snatcher cooling his heels in jail

MARLON JERMAINE LEWIS
MARLON JERMAINE LEWIS
A 19-year-old St Augustine resident and his 15-year-old accomplice got an introduction to the consequences of harming other citizens and attempting to steal their belongings last night.

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Friday 13th was night for vandalism downtown

[foogallery id="51358"]Friday 13th was night for vandalism downtown. Three St George Street businesses and a vacant lot were subjected to graffiti Friday…
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Robbery occurs Thursday night near downtown restaurant
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Robbery occurs Thursday night near downtown restaurant

SJSO-K-9_2988The St. Augustine Police Department is asking Historic City News readers to help identify the robber in a purse-snatching incident that occurred Thursday night at about 9:15 p.m. in the rear parking lot of the Columbia Restaurant.

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San Sebastian River suffers raw sewerage spill
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San Sebastian River suffers raw sewerage spill

400-STAUG-SEWER-SPILLA 60,750 gallon sewer spill was reported to Historic City News by the City of St Augustine at approximately 8:00 a.m. this morning. City crews arrived to find a power outage at a sanitary sewer lift station located off Masters Drive at the eastern terminus of Helen Street.

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Smash-and-grab burglary reported on King Street

300-BURGLAR-75-KING-STSt Augustine police reported to Historic City News that on February 19, patrolmen responded to “Churchill and Lacroix Antiquaire”, located at 75 King St, Suite 121, to investigate a burglary.

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Driver identified in crash with St Johns County patrolcar

DYLAN GREGORY WHALEN
DYLAN GREGORY WHALEN
The Florida Highway Patrol has updated Historic City News with information concerning the crash yesterday morning that involved an off-duty St Johns County deputy sheriff, reported to be on his way to work, and the driver of a Mazda RX8 — both men were injured and each was transported to an area hospital.

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St Johns County man slaughters dog with machete

CHARLES EDWARD ALLEN
CHARLES EDWARD ALLEN
As deputy Thomas Bickhart responded to the call of a witness who had uncovered the gruesome crime Saturday night, he prepared himself for what he was about to see. Local Historic City News reporters were informed that a nearby resident had killed his own dog with a machete because it bit him on the hand.

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St Johns deputy hospitalized in out-of-county crash

300-SJSO-FHP-CRASHAround 7:40 a.m. this morning, Historic City News was notified that a St Johns County deputy who was reporting to work and driving a marked patrol car, crashed into a Mazda passenger vehicle on San Jose Boulevard in Mandarin. Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is investigating the two-car crash.

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