Jacksonville officer John Burgos has been arrested on charges of battery and false imprisonment of a crime victim while on duty. His police powers are revoked, and termination proceedings have begun.

A 20-year-old man from Colorado died after his car crashed into a semi-truck in Nassau County, Florida. The crash is under investigation, with reports indicating high speed as a factor.

Caleb James Williams was arrested for allegedly menacing voters with a machete at a Florida voting site. He faces charges including aggravated assault on a senior and exhibiting a dangerous weapon.

A police chase in Jacksonville led to a three-car crash with minor injuries; the driver was arrested on multiple charges, with one female subject at large.

Jacksonville officers fatally shot a man carrying a butterknife during a carjacking incident; the man was pronounced dead at the scene, and the officers are now on leave pending investigation.

A man in his mid-30s was hospitalized after a drive-by shooting on New Kings Road, Jacksonville. The incident happened around 11:49 p.m., and authorities are investigating.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is searching for a missing 5-year-old girl, Amira Wentz, believed to be with Jessica Dambrogio, traveling in a white Honda Accord.

A 16th-century Spanish ship replica, the Nao Trinidad, lost power and lightly hit St. Augustine’s Bridge of Lions, causing no damage. It offers tours as a floating museum.

Joseph Parrott was arrested in Jacksonville for multiple burglaries and an attempted sexual assault, following a crime spree around San Juan Avenue and Lake Shore Boulevard.

A 27-year-old pedestrian was fatally hit by a Sheriff's patrol vehicle on US-1 near St. Augustine and later died at the hospital. An investigation is ongoing.

Jacksonville authorities arrested 37 juveniles for school threats since August, in a crackdown on the rise of such incidents, without disclosing their identities due to their ages.

Clay County church leader Jeremiah Grover arrested for sex crimes involving a minor after a three-month probe. He has been fired and both the church and law enforcement advocate for victim support and community assistance.

Henry Obdulio Cordon, a California resident, received a 30-year federal sentence for producing abusive material involving a 3-year-old, with a lifetime of supervised release to follow.