A man from New Jersey is in custody after being charged with human trafficking, interference with child custody, and other charges related to sexual exploitation of a minor in a St. Johns County Airbnb rental. The arrest came after the victim’s parents called the police and reported explicit messages and photos found on the girl’s phone. The victim was contacted by a woman named Carol/Katty, who created an OnlyFans account in her name and connected her with the suspect. The case highlights the increased risk of human trafficking through online platforms and social media, and underscores the importance of education…
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Three Individuals Charged in Relation to Downtown Jacksonville Homicide, Including 19-Year-Old from St. Johns County
Three individuals, including a 19-year-old from Fruit Cove, have been arrested in connection with a murder that took place in downtown Jacksonville. The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office reported that a man was found dead on West Ashley Street and Ryan Nichols has been accused of second-degree murder. Two others, Daniel DeGuardia and Holden Dodson, both from St. Johns County, face charges of accessory after the fact. The police investigation, which involved the assistance of the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office and SWAT Team, led to the discovery of the suspects and the vehicle used in the crime. A towed gray Jeep…
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St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office Motor Unit Participates in Fundraiser for a Good Cause
The St. Johns County motor unit attended a motorcycle skills challenge event in honor of fallen Seminole County Deputy Sheriff Matt Miller. The event aimed to test motormen’s skills while remembering the brotherhood. SJSO motor unit received gold and silver medals in their division at the end of the day. CLICK TO READ SOURCE Images/Source: www.actionnewsjax.com
Community Generosity Helps Reopen St. Augustine Barbershop Destroyed by Fire.
A barbershop in St. Augustine had to be gutted and renovated after a fire in December left the whole shop destroyed. The barbers were left without equipment and work during the holiday season, but thanks to fundraising efforts and local barbershops hiring out-of-work barbers, the King’s Chair Barber Club has reopened. The barbers now have new equipment and workstations, and the shop itself has a bigger workspace and new features. Despite the changes, the barbershop continues to serve loyal clients and the cause of the fire remains under investigation. CLICK TO READ SOURCE Images/Source: www.news4jax.com