On Saturday, April 13, 2013 at 3:15 a.m., police were dispatched to ABC Fine Wine and Spirits Liquors located at 2621 Cesery Boulevard in  reference to a burglar alarm.  When police arrived they noticed the front class door was smashed with a block and numerous bottles of alcohol were stolen. 

On Friday, April 19, 2013 at 4:03 a.m. police were dispatched to ABC Fine Wine and Spirits Liquors located at 9436 San Jose Boulevard in reference to a burglar alarm.  When police arrived they observed the front glass window broken and broken alcohol bottles behind the front register.

On Thursday, May 9, 2013, at 3:11 a.m. Police were dispatched to ABC Fine Wine and Spirits Liquors located at 5541 Roosevelt Blvd in  reference to a burglar alarm. When police arrived they discovered the front glass door was smashed out and several broken bottles on the floor.

Surveillance footage showed three suspects all wearing gloves and had their faces covered. The Roosevelt Blvd surveillance footage shows four suspects. The suspects entered the store and filled a shopping cart with 22 bottles of alcohol and left. Video evidence shows that the same suspects committed both burglaries. 

 ABC Fine Wine and Spirits Company is offering an enhanced reward up to $10,000 for information that leads to the arrest of these suspects.

Anyone who has any information in regards to this business burglary is asked to contact the Jacksonville Sheriff`s Office at 904-630-0500 or email us at JSOCrimeTips@jaxsheriff.org. To remain anonymous and receive a possible reward, contact First Coast Crime Stoppers at    1-866-845-TIPS.

  On November 19th, 2007, at 10:15 p.m., police answered a call at the Mission Springs apartments at 5327 Timuquana Road and found 19-year-old Barry Lee Brooks with life-threatening injuries. Rescue took Brooks to Shands Jacksonville hospital, but he didn`t survive.  Police think the crime was related to an attempted robbery and said they`re looking for two assailants. The crime scene was near a trash bin at the tree line along Catoma Street. Anyone with information can call First Coast Crime Stoppers at (866) 845-TIPS you can remain anonymous and be elligible for a reward of up to $1,000 for information leading to an arrest.

On November 15th 2011, the victims, Kelli Jo Diadone, 40, and Richard Douglas Barley,42,  were shot at 10228 Spivey Terrace.  The victims died from gunshot wounds. The families of the victims are desperate for answers. Anyone with any information about these killings is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 866-845-TIPS, you can remain anonymous and receive up to $1000 cash reward.

On Friday Sept 7^th at 0845, police were dispatched to East 26^th Street and Buckman Street in reference to a shooting. When they arrived they found Richard Key deceased on the side of the road. The victim suffered multiple gunshot wounds. It had been reported that a white passenger vehicle had been circling the neighborhood prior to the shooting and was seen speeding off from 26^th/Buckman right after. The vehicle was occupied by 2-3 black males, had window tint and was described by witnesses as a police style Impala all the way to a Toyota 4dr. 

Anyone with any information about the killing is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 866-845-TIPS, you can remain anonymous and receive up to $1000 cash reward.

Elderly man found dead in Westside Home. Son found dad dead in home; Police suspect foul play.

According to the Jacksonville Sheriff`s Office, on Wednesday, July 18th, about 6:20am, George Davis` son went to the home in the 700 block of St. Clair Street and found his dad unresponsive. Rescue personnel pronounced Davis dead.  Police said Davis`s cause of death was blunt force trauma.  Investigators said there did not appear to be forced entry into the house.

Anyone with any information about the killing is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 866-845-TIPS, you can remain anonymous and receive up to $1000 cash reward.

SOLVED BY A CRIME STOPPER TIP

On Sunday, June 11, 2012 at 9:30 p.m. it was determined that a shooting occurred at 1001 N. University Blvd.  

Investigation revealed an unknown suspect shot into a vehicle the victim (Marvette Littles) was sitting in.  The victim arrived at Shands and subsequently died from her injuries.

Detectives are currently trying to identify the woman in the attached photos.  The woman was described to police as a woman dressed up as a man and may walk with a slight limp.

A $750 reward is now being offered for information that leads to the arrest of whoever mutilated three kittens. The cats` remains were discovered Saturday night behind the Holly Cove Apartments on Wells Road in Orange Park.

Investigators believe it was not something done by a wild animal, but a crime committed by a person or persons.

The Clay County Sheriff`s Office said when reward money is being offered, it gets people talking. And that`s what investigators want so they to find out who`s responsible and why the crimes were committed. The latter has neighbors on edge.

"Violence is all around us, and this could be a stepping stone to something more violent," Holly Cove resident Chariti Sloane said. "If someone is going to dehumanize a cat, what is the next step? The next step would be a larger animal, like a dog. Who is to say it won`t be a child?"

Crime Stoppers is offering a $2,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in the shooting death of a 29-year-old man last month. Bernard Cason was shot and killed while inside a white Dodge Charger the night of March 11 during the filming of a music video on Washington Estates Drive at Soutel Drive in Northwest Jacksonville. Two others were also shot but survived. Police said more than 150 people were at the scene when the shooting happened, and they said someone had to have seen who fired the shots. If you have any information about the killing, call Crime Stoppers at 866-845-TIPS. You can remain anonymous

$2,000 Reward offered for the Arrest of Suspect

Through several private donations of $4,075 the reward is now at $5,075 including the $1,000 from First Coast Crime Stoppers.

Parker is a golden retriever who disappeared from the back yard of his residence (1833 Kings Ct) sometime between 8:30 and 11:30 pm on July 4^th.   Parker did not have a history of running away from his home and he was extremely friendly.  Two weeks later, Parker’s remains were found wrapped in a tarp and tied to cinder blocks in the creek off of Nightfall Drive (two blocks north of his home).  Parker’s owners, Kevin and Brenda Brown are devastated and have no idea who could have done this. Parker`s death has been determined to be an act of animal cruelty. 

If you have any information on this abuse please contact First Coast Crime Stoppers at 1-866-845-8477 or Det. S. Shaughnessy, Jacksonville Beach Police Department 904-247-4030

Jacksonville Beach Police announce an enhanced reward of $2,200 in the homicide case of Roderick Batts two years ago at a Waffle House off Beach Blvd.

On May 18, 2009, officers in Jacksonville Beach responded to the fatal shooting of Roderick Batts, who died in the parking lot outside the restaurant. Police said it did not appear to be a robbery, but didn`t release much more than that.ime of the shooting the victim was inside the restaurant. He walked out to the parking lot and that`s when Bingham said someone shot him several times.

There were about 10 people in the Waffle House restaurant at the time of the shooting. Witnesses said they heard gunshots that sounded like they came from a pop gun, and took cover and got on the floor.

Bingham said witnesses told officers two suspects ran across the street and got into a dark colored 4-door Sedan, possibly a Buick, the headed west on Beach Boulevard.

Police said the case has gone cold and they need the public`s help.  If you have any information call First Coast Crime Stoppers at 1-866-845-8477.  You will remain anonymous and could be elgible for a cash reward.

Judith Chapple thought her three children were safe from crime growing up in a gated community in Orange Park.

"I thought I was doing everything right. I thought my children were safe."

But it was when her 23-year-old daughter stepped outside the gate, that she was murdered.

Kelly Chapple was shot to death at the Palisades Apartments on September 7th. Her killer has not been caught.

Judith is now on a quest to make sure no other parent has to go through the same pain.

"Losing a child is something that is unimaginable," Judith told First Coast News. "I don`t know a day that I`m not crying. I don`t know a day that I`m not devastated over her loss."

If you have any information about this crime please contact us here at Crimestoppers @ 1-866-845-TIPS

Fern Gorin, 74, was severely bruised after she was robbed, beaten and carjacked in an Arby`s drive-thru the day after Thanksgiving.

She had just given her order at the Arby`s on 5660 Beach Boulevard near University when a man popped up in her window and yelled at her to get over. She tried to drive off but he grabbed her around the throat and shoved the car into park.

The suspect punched her, then drove her to Englewood Baptist Church at 5675 Kennerly Road. The victim got out, then walked to a neighbor`s house to call police. Arby`s is offering an additional $5,000 to the $1,000 First Coast Crime Stopper reward for information leading to the arrest of the suspect.

First Coast Crime Stoppers is offering a $1000 reward for information that leads to an arrest for the murder of Hardy Rouse that occurred on Wednesday, November 4,2009 at 3735 Peachtree St.  Anyone with information about this murder is asked to contact us here at Crime Stoppers 1-866-845-8477.  You can also submit a tip online by clicking the icon submit a tip.  If you prefer to speak with the Detective handling the case call Detective J.E. Hinton at 630-2642