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St. Johns County Commissioners on Tuesday voted unanimously to approve a $6.3 million settlement that was filed following a 2019 crash involving a St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office deputy.
Julia “Jenny” Perez says her life was destroyed by a St. Johns County deputy who slammed his cruiser into her motorcycle and was found to be at fault.
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Julia “Jenny” Perez says her life was destroyed by a sheriff’s deputy who slammed his cruiser into her motorcycle and was found to be at fault.
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Florida lawmakers are being asked to decide whether to approve a civil judgment of $15 million by St. Johns County in northeast Florida to a woman who was the victim of a crash involving a sheriff’s deputy in 2019. Julia “Jenny” Perez of St. Augustine says her life was destroyed when the deputy slammed his cruiser into her motorcycle