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NSB cops: Three women arrested on narcotics charges

NSBPD cop blotter / Headline Surfer®NSBPD cop Jason Reve / Headline Surfer®NSBPD cop Mark Severance / Headline Surfer®Photos for Headline Surfer® /
NSBPD Sgts. Jason Reve and Mark Severance, shown here left & right, respectively,  are shown here, were the patrol supervisors for the 4 p.m. Friday to 4:30 a.m. Saturday shift.

NSBPD arrest / Headline Surfer®NSBPD arrst / Headline Surfer®NSBPD arrest / Headline Surfer®NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla -- A 2:13 a.m. traffic stop for an expired tag in the 900 block of Maple Street resulted in the arrests of three women on narcotics charges, resulting in their transport to the Volusia County Branch Jail in Daytona Beach where they were booked, pending first appearances later today.

NSB cops: Burglary on Wane Avenue; 2 warrant arrests highlight overnight Wed-early Thurs shift

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NSBPD call shheet for overnighjt shift, April 1, 2015 / Headline Surfer®NEW SMYRNA BEACH -- Acting Sgt. Brian Page and four officers on overnight patrol with him dealt with a residential burglary to a residence on Wayne Avenue and two separate warrant arrests resulting in transport to the Volusia County Brabnch Jail in Daytona Beach. 

New Smyrna Beach to hire Mike Coffin as its next top cop

Mike Coffin to be new chief of police in New Smyrna Beach / Headline Surfer®NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. -- On Tuesday, municipl leaders will take formal action to confirm 54-year-old Mike Coffin as the city’s top cop, s forgone covlusion since he's the hand-picjked choice of the city manager.

He also was the strongst candidate ranked informally by Mayor Jim Hathaway. 

"i like his experience and his appraoch to policing -- his no-nonsense approach to serving the public," Hathaway told Headline Surfer®.

NSB cops: Son shot by dad on Father's Day

Eugene Blackwell, Sr., charged with attempted murder in shooting of son / Headline Surfer®Photo for Headline Surfer® / Eugene Blackwell, Sr., 45, is being held without bail in the alleged Sunday shooting of his 18-year-old son, whose condition is critical.

NEW SMYRNA BEACH -- A dad shot his 18-year-old son multiple times during a domestic dispute on Father’s Day, New Smyrna Beach cops said.

Eugene Blackwell Sr., 45, was arrested on a charge of attempted murder for allegedly shooting his son, Eugene Blackwell Jr., 18, after a domestic argument turned violent, police said. The victim was airlifted to Halifax Medical Center shortly after the 6:34 p.m. shooting. He is currently undergoing surgery at Halifax Health Medical Center in Daytona Beach for multiple gunshot wounds and listed in critical condition.

New Smyrna Beach cops: Ruthy's Kozy Kitchen on West Canal burglarized

Ruthy's Kozy Kitchen in New Smyrna Beach burglarized / Headline Surfer®Ruthy's Kozy Kitchen locator map / Headline Surfer®Headline Surfer® graphic / Ruthy's Kozy Kitchen, 618 W. Canal St., as shown in the locator map in the inset, was the target of an overnight burglar or burglars,  who broke in through a window and made off with an undisclosed amount of cash.
 

NEW SMYRNA BEACH -- Ruthy's Kozy Kitchen on West Canal Street, the eatery that nearly closed four years ago because of 18 months worth of delays in completion of a CRA-funded street beautification project, was burglarized earlier this week, New Smyrna Beach cops said in a delayed report.

New Smyrna Beach cops: Morning crash closes stretch of east-bound SR 44 for 6 hours, local motorist critical

Map locator of early morning crash in NSB / Headline Surfer®Bad crash on SR 44 this morning in NSB / Headline Surfer®Photo for Headline Surfer® / SR 44 was finally reopened mid-day today after a crash involving a pick-up and a flatbed near Sugar Mill Drive, just east of the I-95 interchange as shown in the locator map, resulting in a critically injured motorist in the smaller vehicle.
 

NEW SMYRNA BEACH -- A 37-year-old motorist suffered serious injuries early in the 2600 block of State Road 44 this morning after crashing his Suzuki pick-up truck into the rear of a CMC Steel Fabricators flatbed tractor trailer, which resulted in a stretch of the roadway eastbound being shut down for more than six hours.

New Smyrna Beach cops push safety & enforcement message beginning today: 'Don't text and drive'

Crackdown encouraged by Mayor Adam Barringer, no stranger to being pulled over for speeding, running stop signs

New Smyrna Beach cops cracking down on texting while driving / Headline Surfer®New Smyrna Beach Police Chief George Markert cracking down on texting/driving / Headline Surfer®Photos for Headline Surfer® /
New Smyrna Beach Police Chief George Markert, shown in the inset, and his cops are among select law enforcement agencies throughout the U.S. cracking down on texting and driving. Even New Smyrna Beach Mayor Adam Barringer, who has been pulled over several times and issued verbal warnings for speeding and running stop signs, is on board with the effort.
 

NEW SMYRNA BEACH -- The cops in New Smyrna Beach are doing everything they can to get the word out: "Don't text and drive."

The New Smyrna Beach Police Department is joining national law enforcement personnel beginning today and continuing through Tuesday -- to crack down on motorists who text while driving.