Local police in Fort Walton Beach arrested a man and woman for drug possession on March 23 after they were pulled over while driving. The woman, 33, and the man, 23, were driving a black Ford Mustang with tinted windows, and the Fort Walton Beach Street Crimes Unit pulled over the vehicle on the basis of a tint violation. According to reports, law enforcement had already received a tip that the vehicle could be carrying drugs.
Man faces array of drug charges after traffic crash
One Florida teen is facing multiple charges related to drug crimes and related activities after a traffic collision in Ocala. The crash, which took place on March 13 at around 3:00 in the morning, involved a large semi-truck fuel tanker and a silver Toyota Corolla. It occurred at a Kangaroo gas station located at the corner of US Route 441 and NE 35th Street.
Woman arrested for drunk driving while shopping for more wine
A Florida supermarket parking lot was the scene of a car accident and a drunk driving arrest. The Cape Coral police responded to a call from a customer at the Publix located on the Cape Coral Parkway. The customer's vehicle had been damaged in the parking lot. As the police recorded the report, a 50-year-old woman came out of the store. She put a brown paper bag in her car and told police that she had hit the other person's vehicle.
Florida county introduces recidivism program for DUI offenders
A new program offers DUI offenders a second chance
Florida couple hit with drug charges after undercover deal
A couple in Florida is facing drug charges after they allegedly sold cocaine in a Walgreens bathroom on March 1. The Monroe County Sheriff's Office said that they sold cocaine to an undercover operative posing as a buyer inside the bathrooms of the popular pharmacy chain.
Ocala teacher charged with meth sales
Florida parents may be shocked to learn a second grade teacher has been arrested and charged with sale and possession of methamphetamine. According to public records, the Marion County educator and two others were taken into custody after an investigation by the Unified Drug Enforcement Strike Team (UDEST) and the Ocala Police Department.
