Jury duty scam identified in St Johns County
The Community Affairs Bureau of the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office would like to warn Historic City News readers of an active scam that has been identified locally.
Category: Public Safety
Personal trainer dies in Ponte Vedra Beach crash
St Johns County Traffic Homicide Investigators report to Historic City News that a single-vehicle crash shortly after 8:00 a.m. this morning, has claimed the life of a 24-year-old personal trainer at Ponte Vedra Fitness Center and Gym.
16-year-old girl last seen leaving hospital
Deputy Paula Priester is asking all Historic City News readers to be on the lookout for a 16-year-old girl who was last seen leaving Florida Hospital Flagler on Wednesday, November 19th.
19-year-old walks into traffic struck twice
Historic City News was notified that at about 9:40 p.m. last night, Trooper Dennis Shorter responded to the scene of a vehicle-vs-pedestrian crash on US-1 South near Shores Boulevard; resulting in the 19-year-old pedestrian being flown to UF Health Trauma Center in Jacksonville with life-threatening injuries.
Bicyclist killed in morning hit-and-run collision
Detectives and traffic homicide investigators are currently investigating a hit-and-run traffic fatality involving a bicyclist in the area of Hilltop Road, according to a report received by Historic City News today.
Chavez convicted on weapons charges
Chavez convicted on weapons charges Mother’s homicide still unsolved Special to Historic City News Historic City News was informed when the Elkton woman, who was a person of interest in the investigation of her mother’s disappearance and homicide, was convicted Thursday by a St. Johns County jury on charges of possession of a firearm by…
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South Florida man killed in overnight hit-and-run
FHP Sergeant Bryan Dylan reported to Historic City News that police are looking for the driver that struck and killed a pedestrian standing near their disabled vehicle on I-95 this morning.
Is Record newspaper covering for liar? or, murderer?
In September, St Augustine Record editor Kathy Nelson, was said to have called Historic City News reader, Clara Waldhari. According to the reader, Nelson threatened to “ban” Waldhari from commenting on future newspaper articles unless she agreed to never again use the words “Jeremy Banks” or “sick dog” or “murderer” in reference to Jeremy Banks.