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Child in vehicle made difference in way pursuit was handled - Vimarsana News

Child in vehicle made difference in way pursuit was handled

First Coast News crime and safety expert Mark Baughman says that a young child in the vehicle is a major reason for the length of the fatal Thursday night chase.

JFRD captain accused in crash was not asked if was drinking - Vimarsana News

JFRD captain accused in crash was not asked if was drinking

The accident was estimated to have caused between $30,000-$50,000 worth of damage to a garage and its contents.

JBPD relying on tips to find suspect who killed father - Vimarsana News

JBPD relying on tips to find suspect who killed father

The reward for information leading to an arrest is up to $18,000.

Fayetteville plan aims to retain dispatchers - Vimarsana News

Fayetteville plan aims to retain dispatchers

FAYETTEVILLE — Dispatchers for the city of Fayetteville have continued to answer calls and get emergency responders where they need to go in a timely manner, but it’s been more of a grind than usual, according to the police chief. The city’s dispatch center experienced high turnover last year. Thirteen of 25 employees quit over the course of the year, prompting supervisors to work the radio, light duty officers to help check information and dispatchers to work overtime, Police Chief Mike Reynolds said. The City Council approved an extra position for the dispatch center in this year’s b...

Fayetteville hopes to retain and attract dispatchers - Vimarsana News

Fayetteville hopes to retain and attract dispatchers

Dispatchers for the city have continued to answer calls and get emergency responders where they need to go in a timely manner, but it's been more of a grind than usual, according to the police chief.