Fight escalates sending two to hospital and one to jail
Tension between two St Johns County men who were involved in an ongoing dispute quickly escalated, sending both to Flagler Hospital, and one to the St Johns County Detention Facility at the Neil J Perry Criminal Justice Complex, according to a report obtained by Historic City News earlier today.



The City of St Augustine Police Department informed local Historic City News reporters of their activity over the weekend, including the arrest of a 48-year-old St Johns County man, who gave his residence address as 243 East Circle Drive in St Augustine, but remains in county jail today in lieu of $1,000 bond. St Augustine police located and arrested David Wayne Kennedy on a St Johns County warrant for failing to pay child support.
At about 12:52 p.m. Friday afternoon, Historic City News was notified of a two-vehicle crash on US-1 South, just north of the I-95 intersection – involving a heavy-duty Ford FX4 extended cab pickup truck, towing a trailered boat, and a 4-door passenger sedan.
St Augustine Police spokesman, Mark Samson, updated Historic City News on the past day’s calls for service, Tuesday, December 3, 2013. This report is for informational purposes only by our readers.
Some Historic City News readers feel like a trip to the gas station reminds them of being “robbed” — but, last weekend, it was three south Florida truck drivers that were doing the stealing, according to arrest reports filed by the St Johns County Sheriff’s Office.
Sunday night at about 9:30 p.m., Historic City News was notified that sheriff’s deputies were enroute to a residence in The Meadows at World Golf Village; where one of several adult family members had reported a domestic disturbance in progress and called for help.
At about 2:00 a.m. Wednesday morning, November 21st, St Augustine police officer, Jessica Pedonti, was on patrol in the area of 213 Anastasia Boulevard; when she encountered a homeless woman walking along the sidewalk in front of The British Pub.
Historic City News was informed today that the “Ticketing Aggressive Cars and Trucks” campaign will be conducted in St Johns County now through December 5. It is intended to raise awareness about the dangers of being too aggressive on roadways — especially when a large truck is involved.