Officer Donald Bowers was exonerated of Unnecessary Force but reprimanded for not reporting a strike against William Anthony McNeil, Jr. during a traffic stop. Full details available on JSO's Public Records Portal.

Jacksonville law enforcement arrested four gang members in Operation Red Light, seizing drugs like Fentanyl and firearms after executing search warrants.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office seeks public help in identifying a suspect from a grocery store robbery on December 11, 2025. The older male suspect threatened employees before fleeing.

The Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department reported over 15,400 service calls in December, including EMS, fire calls, and public assistance, on their Facebook page.

Jacksonville Beach Police seek public help to identify an Ulta Beauty shoplifting suspect who stole over $1,200 in merchandise; image released for assistance.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office is seeking help to locate Derus Jamal Thompson, wanted for abusing a disabled adult, using social media and #FugitiveFriday to engage the public.

A 22-year-old man was arrested by the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office for a fatal shooting that killed an 18-year-old and injured three others on June 11, 2025.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is searching for a missing 74-year-old woman, Beverly Clark, last seen in a red shirt, blue jacket, and black pants. They urge the public to call with information.

Clay County school board member Robert Alvero faces criticism and demands for resignation over racially insensitive comments, despite his apology and claims by his attorney of cancel culture's irrelevance.

Former teacher Matthew Yates was sentenced to 15 years for attempting to engage a minor in sexual activity and documenting it. An FBI sting operation led to his arrest.

A St. Johns County deputy was seriously injured in a solo car crash while on duty; the deputy is receiving medical care and the incident is under investigation.

Baldwin Police announced the arrests of Montre Bowser and Gwendolyn E. Murry for grave desecration, resisting arrest, home invasion, and theft, respectively.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office declared January Human Trafficking Awareness Month, highlighting their efforts and partnerships to combat the crime, including arrests and support for victims.