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Long-time Public Safety Telecommunicator Cherie Doggett retired after 30 years of service
FCSO and FDAC Warn Residents of Gas Pump Skimmers
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Text-to-911 is Available in Flagler County
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Sheriff's PACE Unit Uses Technology and Investigative Means to Solve Car Burglary
On March 24, the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office (FCSO) Problem Area Crime Enforcement Unit (PACE) members were following up on a vehicle burglary that occurred on March 21 at 9 Veranda Way in Palm Coast.
Fugitive Released by a Volusia Judge Now in Flagler County Jail for Domestic Violence after Punching Girlfriend
“Doesn’t surprise me and it shouldn’t surprise the Volusia Judge that released him,” Sheriff Rick Staly said. “He’s a serial offender and with his extensive criminal record almost anyone could see this coming. I’m just glad the victim was not seriously hurt. I thank Judge France for revoking his ROR and ordering him held in the Green Roof Inn. Now, I hope the criminal justice system will take his deliberate actions and throw the book at him. ”
Fugitive on the Run for Over a Year Apprehended Only to be Released by a Volusia Judge Despite No Bond Warrants from Flagler County
Unfortunately, a Volusia Judge decided to release him on ROR. What a joke! With his record of fleeing and failing to appear, why would anyone think he will change his behavior? This is very frustrating to the hard working men and women of FCSO. Criminals are being allowed to take advantage of the system because of coronavirus and decisions like this.
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