Historic City News readers have followed the drama first reported September 8, 2009; when Quinn Hanna Gray, wife of the chief operating officer of Advanced Homecare, disappeared and was believed to have been kidnapped from their oceanfront Ponte Vedra Boulevard home.
At about 1:25 a.m., Florida Highway Patrol Master Corporal Peter G. Young reported to Historic City News local reporters, that he responded to the scene of a call from a motorist that apparently ran over a man as he laid in the roadway on SR-206.
Community Affairs Officer Barbara Stevens reported to Historic City News that just after 7:30 p.m. Friday evening, officers from the St. Augustine Police Department took 18 year-old Hudson Patrick Crace into custody and have charged him with 15 counts of criminal mischief.
Kevin Kelshaw informed local reporters at Historic City News that 49 year-old William Hardy Moore, Jr., was arrested today after deputies executed a search warrant at his home; located at 4709 Avenue B, in St. Augustine.
Local business owner, Norbert Tuseo, told Historic City News Editor Michael Gold that he is fed up with the continuing graffiti that is occurring around the city and he has made a commitment to “put my money where my mouth is.”
Community Affairs Officer Barbara Stevens reported to Historic City News that the St. Augustine Police Department will instruct a self-defense program for women and children next week.
Historic City News has received word that a U.S. District Court judge in Jacksonville has ruled today that Lydia Cladek, Inc. will be reorganized and operated by a new, professional management company.
Historic City News learned that a case investigated by the Jacksonville Division of the Federal Bureau of Investigation as part of a nationwide initiative to combat sexual exploitation and abuse of children, has concluded in the conviction of a former Duval County school teacher.
