Detectives with the St Johns County Sheriff’s Office have attempted to identify and locate the man responsible for the theft of a $2,500 ocean paddle board for nearly two weeks without success; they hope that Historic City News readers will come forward with the clue that will help solve this burglary.
Sheriff David B. Shoar shared with Historic City News preliminary Uniform Crime Report data that indicates, during the past six-month period, the overall crime rate in St Johns County has decreased 8%.
The 15-year-old St. Johns County girl who was injured in a hit-and-run collision on Kenton Morrison Road and Four Mile Road about 8:30 p.m. last night, has died during surgery at UF Health Jacksonville.
A spokesman for the St Johns County Sheriff’s Office alerted Historic City News that a 15-year-old girl was struck down in the 2000 block of Kenton Morrison Road at about 8:30 p.m. tonight near Four Mile Road in St Augustine.
Communications Manager Michael Ryan alerted Historic City News from the Office of the County Administrator that on Friday, canine intake operations ceased at the St Johns County Pet Center due to an outbreak of a canine infectious respiratory disease.
Executive Director Edward R. Wuellner reported to Historic City News from Northeast Florida Regional Airport at St Augustine that a Mooney single-engine plane has crash landed on Runway 13.
Historic City News was informed that a 55-year-old pirate, Scott Franklyn Dixon, who resides at 6486 Central Avenue, Apt D, in St Petersburg, was sent home from jail Sunday, less his sword, after being arrested at the Historic Inn on Anastasia Boulevard and charged by St Augustine Police with aggravated assault.
A diesel spill from a sailboat that crashed into the Bridge of Lions today has St Augustine Vice-Mayor Nancy Sikes-Kline calling for the city to find a way to stop these accidents from being allowed to happen, according to televised reports followed by Historic City News.
