DELAND Dementia wiped out Robert Gailey’s memory and took his life on Easter Sunday.
There were, though, moments of clarity in the 82-year-old’s final days. They surfaced during visits from K-9 police officers from agencies across the area. People came from all over to honor Gailey and say farewell before he died.
Gailey, known to many as Big Bob, was a longtime force in police dog training, police dog
handler training, and a pioneer in Central Florida s dog community.
Among the visitors were J.R. Johnson, a retired Volusia County Sheriff’s Office K-9 Deputy, and Deputy Michael Webb, K-9 handler in charge of the Volusia County Sheriff’s Office police dog unit.
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One of the suspects is charged with running over a 17-year-old with a car during the altercation. Author: First Coast News Staff Published: 5:04 PM EDT April 13, 2021 Updated: 6:09 PM EDT April 13, 2021
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. The Flagler County Sheriff s Office announced two arrests in connection with a large fight involving as many as 30 people at Ralph Carter Park in Palm Coast on April 7.
A woman reported to the sheriff s office that several juveniles came to her home to fight her son, according to the FCSO. The sheriff s office said the juveniles decided to meet a Ralph Carter Park to fight.
As many as 20 to 30 people were involved in the fight, the sheriff s office said.
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