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Operation "Home for the Holidays" in Northeast Florida, led by U.S. Marshals, JSO, and Northeast Florida INTERCEPT Task Force, successfully located 22 missing children.
St. Johns County Sheriff's Office is using a new tech tool to remove derelict vessels faster, enhancing waterway cleanliness and ecosystem health, while saving taxpayer money.
Kamala Singleton was arrested for attempted murder following a stabbing incident in St. Johns County. The victim survived and Singleton is held without bond.
Tiffany Felton was found dead under a bridge in Jacksonville, and authorities are investigating it as a potential homicide. Community and MAD DADS call for public help in the case.
Carlos Felipe Jaramillo Grajales was indicted on charges including passport fraud and illegal voting in the 2020 US election by adopting a US citizen's identity.
A motorcyclist died in a collision with an SUV on Edgewood Avenue in Jacksonville, marking the city's 145th traffic death this year and the 40th involving a motorcycle.
Jacksonville authorities investigate the death of a woman in her 50s, found in a home after a possible stabbing. No suspects or cause of death identified yet.
A shooting at a teen after-party in Jacksonville resulted in four non-life-threatening injuries. The suspect remains at large, and the investigation continues.
Jacksonville Sheriff's Office found 22 missing children in Operation Home for the Holidays, including two teenage girls missing for weeks, highlighting their commitment to finding missing persons.
Hwy 90 near Macclenny closed due to a serious single-vehicle accident; driver airlifted to UF Health. Authorities rerouting traffic and investigating.
JSO is investigating after a woman's body was found under a bridge in Jacksonville. The case is treated as a homicide, but no threat to the community is perceived.
A 68-year-old man, Arthur Virgil, is in custody facing charges for a series of burglaries in Jacksonville after being linked to the crimes by surveillance and evidence.
St. Augustine businessman Jack Dymond Leach pleaded guilty to attempting to exploit a minor for sexual abuse material in collaboration with Philippine child traffickers.
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