RICK STALY, SHERIFF
"An Honor to Serve, A Duty to Protect"
Sheriff deputies and personnel representing 34 Florida Sheriffs’ Offices graduated last week from the Florida Sheriffs Association’s (FSA) prestigious Commanders Academy including Commander Bernard Woodward from the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office. The Commanders Academy is an exceptionally informative and educational experience that is vital for the next generation of Sheriff’s Offices public safety leaders. The Commanders Academy has become recognized as the premier course of executive study for mid to upper-level criminal justice leaders focused solely on the unique needs of Florida’s Sheriff’s Offices.
On Friday afternoon, a six-person jury found 34-year-old Brenan Hill guilty in the shooting death of Savannah La-Rynn Gonzalez in 2021. Hill now faces at least 25 years in prison for 2nd Degree Murder and two other charges.
Detective First Class Adam Gossett of the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office Major Case Unit was awarded the Crime Stoppers of Northeast Florida Law Enforcement Officer of the Year for Flagler County on September 14, 2023. DFC Gossett received the award at the Crime Stoppers Annual Banquet which was held at the Daytona 500 Club within Daytona International Speedway. In addition, DFC Gossett was also FCSO’s Deputy of the Year for 2022.
The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office’s Sheriff Perry Hall Inmate Detention Facility has been selected as one of eleven jails in the State of Florida to receive a grant for a Rapid DNA program.
This morning in court, Kwentel Moultrie, 24, pleaded no contest to Second Degree Felony Murder and Burglary of a Dwelling While Armed with a Firearm. Moultrie was sentenced to 35 years in prison for both charges. The charge of Burglary While Armed with a Firearm carries a minimum mandatory sentence of 20 years. Moultrie received credit for time served of 567 days on these charges.
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