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Long-time Public Safety Telecommunicator Cherie Doggett retired after 30 years of service
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Felon Arrested after Attempting to Conceal a Firearm and Resisting Arrest
“Thankfully no one was hurt during this interaction. This situation could have gone a lot differently,” Sheriff Rick Staly said. “Our deputies never know what they may encounter, even on a routine security check. I continually remind them to think tactically and dress for survival. Guns, drugs, and felons don’t mix.”
Sheriff Presents first ‘Great Kids’ Awards for 2020
On Wednesday morning February 5th, Sheriff Rick Staly visited three local schools to present three exceptional students with awards for being “Great Kids” for the month of January. These are the very first Great Kid Awards of 2020.
Daytona Beach Man Arrested after Abducting Patient from Palm Coast’s Grand Oaks Rehabilitation Center
On December 15, 2019, The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office (FCSO) responded to Grand Oaks Rehabilitation Center in reference to a patient, Hugh Wallace (57 years old), being removed from the premises without the permission of his state appointed guardian.
Multiple Charges for Felon who Attempted to Flee a Traffic Stop by Battering and Dragging FCSO Deputy with Car
On Thursday, February 6, 2020, Flagler County Sheriff’s Office (FCSO) Deputy Conway was conducting a proactive foot patrol in the parking lot of the Shell Gas Station located on Palm Coast Parkway. This area has been identified as a focus problem area.
Two Co-conspirators Arrested for October 2018 Shooting in Palm Coast’s ‘W’ Section
“These accomplices probably thought they had gotten away with this crime,” Sheriff Rick Staly said. “But, our investigators continued to work this case thoroughly in order to identify all of the accomplices. While we all like to close cases immediately and did quickly arrest the shooter, the case doesn’t always end there and additional follow-up is needed in order to identify all aspects of the incident.”
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