Mar 12, 2021 4:21 PM Daytona Beach, FL - Daytona Beach police say a 68-year-old Titusville man is dead after he ran a stop sign on Williamson Boulevard. Officers were called to the scene at North Williamson Boulevard and Reliability Way Thursday night (March 11th) after witnesses called 911 and told dispatch that two vehicles had collided with each other. Witnesses told police that a white and tan Chevrolet pickup truck, driven by the unidentified Titusville man, was headed eastbound on Reliability when the truck drove past the stop sign without stopping and merged into the southbound lanes of Williamson. As the pickup truck merged, a white GMC SUV headed southbound towards Reliability on Williamson struck the driver s side of the pickup. The crash caused the pickup truck to spin as it crossed through the southbound lanes and into the northbound lanes on Williamson just before it flipped over. The pickup eventually came to rest on its passenger side. Rescue workers late
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An off-duty Daytona Beach police officer was arrested for stabbing a man during a fight outside a bar in New Smyrna Beach on Wednesday night, officials said.
The officer was identified as Shane P. Jackson, 50. He was initially charged with aggravated battery but after police reviewed video footage of the fight the charge was amended to attempted premeditated murder, said New Smyrna Beach police spokesman Lt. Christopher Kirk.
Daytona Beach police Chief Jakari Young said initially Thursday that he had placed Jackson on unpaid administrative leave until the investigation of the incident is completed. But later the chief released another statement saying he had seen some of the evidence.