Police called out to Jacksonville hotel nearly 400 times in three years
by: Jenna Bourne, Action News Jax Updated: Mar 28, 2017 - 5:40 AM The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office has been called out to a hotel that was the site of a recent human trafficking bust 385 times in three years. Last week, JSO rescued a young woman with special needs who they say was being forced to have sex for money at the Baymont Inn & Suites on Blanding Boulevard in Argyle Forest. JSO arrested Demontre Clark and Tamia Oliver at the hotel after investigators said they were advertisi..>> view originalGas prices jump up in Jacksonville
Gas prices in Jacksonville took a big jump up this week, while holding relatively steady in much of the country. The local average price for a gallon of regular gas went from $2.15 to $2.23 in the past week, according to AAA’s weekly report. That still kept Jacksonville prices the lowest in the state, tied with Orlando and Tampa/St. Petersburg. The average price for Florida rose 3 cents to $2.29. The most expensive metro market in the state was West Palm Beach/Boca Raton at $2.45. Mark Jenkin..>> view originalJacksonville woman pleads guilty to smuggling in Mexican woman ...
A 47-year-old Jacksonville woman pleaded guilty Monday to a charge of forced labor after she held a Mexican woman prisoner for years and had her repeatedly sexually assaulted in a one-bedroom apartment off Arlington Expressway, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office. According to the plea agreement, Esthela Clark paid so-called “coyotes” about $3,000 to smuggle the woman from Guadalajara to the United States in December 2012 so she could serve as as a pregnancy surrogate. Clark’s son picked..>> view originalBride and groom surprise grandmother at Jacksonville hospital ...
Bride and groom surprise grandmother at Jacksonville hospital hours after wedding This bride wasn't about to let her grandmother miss seeing her in her gown because of a heart attack. Now the photo behind the touching moment has gone viral. First Coast News , WTLV 9:54 AM. EDT March 27, 2017 Pink Shutter Photography LLC JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- A photo posted to Facebook back on March 25 is quickly going viral. The photo shows a bride and groom making a s..>> view originalJacksonville police: Man arrested after girl records abuse and calls ...
by: Action News Jax Updated: Mar 27, 2017 - 11:54 PM JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - A man was arrested after police say a young girl recorded video of the man inappropriately touching her. Christopher Hranek, 50, is charged with lewd/lascivious battery - engaging in sexual activity with a person between 12 and 16 years old, according to a Jacksonville Sheriff's Office report. LOCAL NEWS: Police called out to Jacksonville hotel nearly 400 times in three years According to Hranek's LinkedIn pa..>> view originalNoles-Gators Ready for Round 2 in Jacksonville
Seminoles.com | March 27, 2017 By Logan Jones, Sports Information intern TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – No. 12 Florida State (18-7) is headed to Jacksonville to take on No. 9 Florida (16-9) at the Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville Tuesday evening, with first pitch set for 6:00 p.m. The Fresh From Florida Sunshine Showdown comes as the second face-off between the Seminoles and Gators this season, after UF claimed a slim 1-0 victory on March 14 in Gainesville. Aside from attending the game..>> view originalStudents remember beloved Jacksonville music teacher found dead ...
by: Deanna Bettineschi, Action News Jax Updated: Mar 27, 2017 - 8:16 PM Students at San Jose Elementary School are remembering their music teacher, Deborah Liles. “She was smart and she taught us everything we know. She gave us a lot of knowledge,” fifth-grader Jayden Smith said. “A lot of people are really sad in school,” fourth-grader Hisham Safar said. Students and family will miss the sweet smile of Deborah Liles, who was killed Thursday in her panama park home. pic.twitter.com/..>> view originalAdvocates: Cutting Visit Florida, Enterprise Florida could cripple the ...
City offers inspector general job to retired Naval attorney
After a nearly year-long search to hire a new inspector general, the city offered the job to a retired Navy commander and general counsel to the Naval Forces Southern Command in Jacksonville. The offer is the second time the city has asked James Hoffman to lead City Hall’s watchdog office, which is tasked with investigating waste and malfeasance within Jacksonville’s government. Hoffman’s communication skills and leadership experience have twice impressed the committee that selects the inspec..>> view originalWar criminal living in Jacksonville sentenced for falsely obtaining ...
War criminal living in Jacksonville sentenced for falsely obtaining U.S. citizenship Jacob Rodriguez, WTLV 6:09 PM. EDT March 27, 2017 Department of Justice logo (Photo: Associated Press) A convicted Bosnian war criminal living in Jacksonville was sentenced to 18 months in prison in federal court Monday for falsely obtaining U.S. citizenship.Slobo Maric, 56, pleaded guilty in July 2016 to charges of unlawfully gaining citizenship by failing to disclose during his na..>> view original
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