Clay County Sheriff's Office in Florida Seeks Public Help to Locate Suspect Kentoris John Hodges for Probation Violation Charges
The Clay County Sheriff's Office in Florida is seeking help to locate Kentoris John Hodges, wanted for probation violations related to battery charges. His last known address was in Green Cove Springs.
Jacksonville Rapper's Brother Abdul Robinson Jr. Sentenced to 12 Years After Plea in 2020 Murder Case
Abdul Robinson Jr., related to rapper Ksoo, was sentenced to 12 years for being an accessory after the murder of Charles McCormick Jr., after a plea deal reduced his first-degree murder charge.
Jacksonville Sheriff's Office Seeks Public Aid in Identifying Suspects in $1,400 Grocery Store Fraud
The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is seeking help to identify three suspects involved in a fraud at a local grocery store, where they used a coin machine and forged receipts to steal nearly $1,400.
Jacksonville Mother and Bystanders Arrested Under HALO Law as Ben Crump Calls for Justice
Erika McGriff, represented by Ben Crump, speaks out against her arrest for allegedly resisting an officer in Jacksonville, FL, drawing national attention and controversy over the enforcement of Florida's HALO law.
Jacksonville Sheriff's Office Arrests Second Suspect in Connection with April Homicide on Ernest Street
A second arrest was made by Jacksonville Sheriff's Office for the April shooting death of Christopher Cam. Bradley Drew, already in custody for an unrelated charge, was arrested following an investigation.
Ben Crump Takes on Case of Jacksonville Mother's Controversial Arrest, Video Sparks Outrage and Investigation
Attorney Ben Crump represents Erika McGriff, whose contentious arrest in Jacksonville for parking violations and alleged assault of an officer is under scrutiny after video evidence showed possible police misconduct.
St. Augustine Roads Reopen Post-Nor'easter as Residents Welcome No Wake Law Amid Flood Frustrations
St. Augustine has reopened roads after a nor'easter caused flooding, but beach access remains closed. The new Florida "No Wake" law penalizes drivers for creating wakes in flooded streets, but residents question its enforceability.












