Frank Fernandez
Court Reporter at The Daytona Beach News-Journal
Daytona Beach News-Journal court reporter.
Articles
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3 days ago |
yahoo.com | Frank Fernandez
An Ormond Beach Police officer threw a handcuffed woman to the ground, causing her to smash into a chair and apparently a wall before hitting the floor, according to a video released June 23. Jacob Ryan Cannon, 32, was charged with felony battery, a third-degree felony, after the incident. Cannon resigned from the police force Jan. 31 before turning himself in at the Volusia County Branch Jail. He is free on $25,000 bond.
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3 days ago |
news-journalonline.com | Frank Fernandez
Shanna McRee was intoxicated and handcuffed when the then-officer threw her down. She suffered a gash and needed seven sutures on her forehead, a report stated. Former Ormond Beach Police Officer Jacob Ryan Cannon was charged with felony battery. Cannon was on duty when he threw a handcuffed woman down after she refused to sit in a chair while taking a breathalyzer test, a video showed. The intoxicated woman had been yelling and defying Cannon, a report stated.
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4 days ago |
yahoo.com | Frank Fernandez
DAYTONA BEACH — A judge has ordered that the man accused of leaving his 18-month-old son to die in a hot truck while he got a haircut and drinks at a bar held without bail. Scott Allen Gardner, 33, of Ormond Beach, was arrested and booked into the jail on June 19 and charged with aggravated manslaughter of a child and child neglect causing great bodily harm. Circuit Judge A.
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1 week ago |
news-journalonline.com | Frank Fernandez
Sebastian, 18-months-old, was inside his father's hot truck for approximately two hours and 40 minutes in 90 degree weather, Volusia Sheriff Mike Chitwood said. Eighteen-month-old Sebastian died on June 6 after being left inside a hot truck for approximately two hours and 40 minutes, according to the Volusia Sheriff's Office. While Sebastian was in the truck, his father , Scott Allen Gardner, 33, was inside Hanky Panky's bar in Ormond-by-the-Sea drinking, the Sheriff's Office stated.
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1 week ago |
news-journalonline.com | Frank Fernandez
The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office is providing LifeVac Airway Clearance devices to its deputies and businesses throughout the county at no cost to taxpayers. “The LifeVac Airway Clearance device is a non-powered, non-invasive, single-use choking rescue device that may be used in choking emergencies,” to use when something else, like the Heimlich maneuver, doesn’t work, according to the Sheriff’s Office. The device has been used to save more than 4,000 lives, according to LifeVac’s website.
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