OAK HILL, Fla. -- An 18-year-old has been booked into the Volusia County Branch Jail in Daytona Beach on DUI manslaughter charges in the July 24, 2013, horrific wreck on Maytown Road that took the life of his cousin.
On April 21, 2014 at approximately 3:54 pm an adult white male wearing dark clothing entered the TD Bank located at 1101 Dunlawton Av in Port Orange. The male handed the teller a note wanting all the money. The male implied he had a weapon, but none was seen. An undisclosed amount of US currency was given to the male, who stuffed the money down the front of his shirt. The male then exited the front of the bank heading towards the east. Thhe male was seen getting into a dark colored sedan and leaving the area. A search of the area was negative for the suspect.
Headline Surfer® graphic / Sheriff's homicide investigators are awaiting autopsy results before deciding if criminal charges will be levied in the early Easter morning shooting death of Sanford Olson at his residence at 7 Seabreeze Drive in Ormond by-the-Sea as shown in this locator map. His wife told a neighbor he was accidentally shot.ORMOND BEACH -- The Volusia County Sheriff's Office's Major Case Unit is continuing to investigate the fatal shooting early Sunday morning of a 55-year-old man in Ormond-by-the-Sea, just north of the Ormond Beach city limits.
The victim's wife was being interviewed about the death at 7 Seabreeze Drive after receiving a call at 2:52 a.m. about a shooting that had happened. When they arrived on scene, deputies discovered he had been shot to death.
Headline Surfer® cartoon / Copyright protected / County Council members Doug Daniels, Deb Denys, Pat Patterson andPat Northey, shown left to right in the smaller inset photos have all had their campaigns bankrolled by millionaire and ICI Homes builder Mori Hosseini, shown below the 24/7 internet newspaper's cartoon that depicts the obvious conflict of interest of the politicians with Hosseini.
DAYTONA BEACH -- ICI Homes builder Mori Hosseini was in the Volusia County Council chambers to speak against a rival developer's plans for a strip mall anchored by a Publix just a couple of miles from his proposed lavish Woodhaven mixed-use community.
DAYTONA BEACH SHORES -- Registration is under way for the 17th annual Kids Fishing Tournament at the Sunglow Fishing Pier, 3701 S. Atlantic Ave.
The event is co-sponsored by the South Daytona and Daytona Beach Shores police departments. All children participating must be pre-registered at the South Daytona P.D., where the forms can be picked up and dropped off, 1672 S. Ridgewood Ave., South Daytona.
OAK HILL -- Easter in Oak Hill started with a sunrise service at Oak Hill's Sunrise Park overlooking the beautiful and majestic Mosquito Lagoon.
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NEW SMYRNA BEACH -- The symbol of Easter Bunny originated with the pagan festival of Eastre. The goddess, Eastre, was worshipped by the Anglo-Saxons through her earthly symbol, the rabbit.
ORLANDO -- Everything looks great on paper in drawing up conspiracy theories in a high-profile trial, especially when it involves the feds who like to use descriptive terms like "mastermind," "raid" and "ring leader."
You've seen know, those middle-aged Clint Eastwood-looking guys like the blue button jackets with the yellow acronym "FBI" letters on the backs, as they walk by TV cameras and newspaper photographers, pretending like they don't see them as they carry boxes of documents and computers from some office complex or warehouse they've raided.
Photos for Headline Surfer® / High-profile defense attorney Bruce Zimet, shown here with CNN's Anderson Cooper is representing Marissa Alexander in an upcoming re-trial ordered after her conviction in 2012, for firing a gun in her estranged husband'sdirection, citing Florida's stand your ground law as a defense. Zimet also is representing Stephanie Musselwhite in the Daytona-area mortgage fraud trial under way in Orlando, where she and co-defendants Jim Sotolongo and Ramara Garrett, are accused of defrauding several banks.ORLANDO -- Even though she held her own and then some in opening statements to the jury in U.S. District Court in Orlando against three of Florida's top defense attorneys in a complex mortgage fraud trial two days earlier, Thursday was not a good day for prosecutor Tanya Williams.
