Clay County Sheriff's Office deputies are asking the public to help track down Danielle Marie Normandin, a 34-year-old woman wanted for violating her probation on a cocaine possession case. Normandin, described as having brown hair and blue eyes, was last known to live on Crabapple Court in Orange Park.
The case was featured as this week's “FUGITIVE FRIDAY” spotlight, a recurring post from the Clay County Sheriff's Office, Florida that highlights people the agency is actively searching for. According to the post, Normandin is wanted specifically for violation of probation stemming from a cocaine possession offense.
Under Florida law, a probation violation like the one attributed to Normandin can trigger serious consequences. Florida Statute 948.06, as outlined by The Florida Senate, governs how courts handle violations of probation or community control, including revocation, modification, continuance of supervision, or failure to pay restitution and supervision costs.
What the Sheriff's Office Is Asking the Public
Clay County investigators have not detailed the exact circumstances of Normandin's original case or confirmed when the warrant for her arrest was issued. The sheriff's office post lists her last known address only as being on Crabapple Court in Orange Park, without further specifics on her current whereabouts.
Anyone with information is encouraged to come forward. The sheriff's office directs residents with serious community concerns, information about criminal activity, or tips requiring a response to its Communications Section at (904) 264-6512, per the agency's community comment page.
Anonymous Tip Options
Those who would rather stay anonymous have another avenue. Clay County's community comment page notes that tipsters can also call First Coast Crime Stoppers at (866) 845-TIPS (8477) without identifying themselves.
First Coast Crime Stoppers states on its own site that it only reviews tips submitted through its official channels — its website, mobile app, or dedicated tip line — and that tips leading to an arrest may be eligible for cash rewards of up to $3,000 for offenses other than human trafficking or homicide cases, according to First Coast Crime Stoppers.
As of the Fugitive Friday post, it remains unclear whether Normandin has since been located or taken into custody. The sheriff's office has not released additional updates beyond the original alert.
