Everybody wants to feel wanted, unless you are wanted by law enforcement. An outstanding warrant for your arrest is not exactly the high mark on your resume. Sheriff David Shoar of St. Johns County recently printed a directory of “Wanted…
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Criminal Mischief
Criminal mischief becomes a felony at $1,000. Criminal Mischief is when you damage someone’s property on purpose. If that damage exceeds $1,000, you can be looking at probation or more than one year in a commitment facility. Trick-or-treating is tough…
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