2 hours ago Share The investigation began in September 2020 when Monserrate Teron’s victim (a 9-year-old female) reported to her parents that he had been molesting her since she was approximately 6 years old. by: Shannon Martin Public Affairs Officer, Flagler County Sheriff’s Office
The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office, on Monday, May 10 arrested Monserrate Teron for an outstanding arrest warrant in reference to lewd and lascivious molestation of a child under 12 years old.
“This is another great example of technology combining with good old-fashioned police work to get criminals behind bars and out of our community effectively and efficiently,” Sheriff Rick Staly said. “I want to thank the detectives for their hard work investigating this case and the great work of our crime analysts at our Real Time Crime Center. This disgusting pervert is now in jail where he belongs and can’t hurt another child. I hope this arrest brings some form o
1 week ago Share The goal of the Homeward Bound program is to focus on offering practical job skills and the “soft skills” training that will allow inmates to return to the community ready to compete for gainful employment. by: Brittany Kershaw Public Affairs Manager, Flagler County Sheriff’s Office
The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office has partnered with Flagler Technical College on the program “Homeward Bound” for inmates at the Sheriff Perry Hall Inmate Detention Facility. The program teaches practical job skills through training courses to better prepare inmates for job readiness. The first course offered will train inmates to print and apply custom designed vinyl graphics onto vehicles. Future training will include pre-apprenticeship classes in the areas of Heating and Air Conditioning and Electrical.
5 hours ago Share After a search in the W section, Kyle Knever was arrested; his firearm has not yet been recovered. by: Shannon Martin Public Affairs Officer, Flagler County Sheriff’s Office
K-9s and FireFlight helicopter were called to track down a man, Kyle Knever, who was believed to have a gun in the W-section on May 1. Thanks to tips from residents to the Flagler County Sheriff s Office, the man was discovered and arrested, though Knever denied having a gun.
“This is a great example of residents working together with law enforcement to protect our community and apprehend a suspect,” Sheriff Rick Staly said. “I want to thank the public for all of their calls, especially the caller who ultimately led us to the suspect’s location and enabled us to take him into custody without incident.
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4 hours ago Share by: Shannon Martin Public Affairs Officer, Flagler County Sheriff’s Office
Deputies arrested two local parents April 22 after deputies found their three young children living in filthy conditions at a Bunnell home.
“I am so glad that we were able to get these kids out of this house before someone was injured or became seriously ill as a result of the conditions inside the home,” Sheriff Rick Staly said. “Between the trash, bugs, and the human excrement found inside the home, this situation could have had a tragic ending. Hopefully, DCF and other agencies will help these parents and children get the help they need. It is unfortunate these conditions and the parent’s lack of actions deteriorated to a criminal case.”