RICK STALY, SHERIFF
"An Honor to Serve, A Duty to Protect"
Flagler County Sheriff’s Office deputies made 25 arrests this past weekend between 6 p.m. on Thursday, July 3, 2025, and 6 a.m. on Monday, July 7, 2025. With an increased presence throughout the long weekend, deputies handled 1,377 calls for service and made 294 traffic stops.
Although they traveled outside of the county, two fugitives with active arrest warrants recently learned that they can run but can’t hide from the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office.
On July 2, Sheriff Rick Staly personally presented checks to two local victims of cryptocurrency scams. This marked the first time in the history of the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office that funds sent in scams involving cryptocurrency were traced, seized, and returned to their rightful owner during a criminal investigation by FCSO’s Cyber Crimes Unit.
Flagler County Sheriff’s Office deputies arrested two Palm Coast juveniles last week after they fled from law enforcement on electric off-road motorcycles, endangering the lives of motorists and pedestrians in the process.
To ensure that Flagler County residents and visitors have a safe Fourth of July weekend, the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office and law enforcement partners will be conducting increased patrols along roadways, waterways, parks, and other high-traffic areas throughout the county.
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