Event Information
Reported On: 07/01/2013 @ 16:01 Incident Occurred Between: 07/01/2013 @ 16:00 and 07/01/2013 @ 17:00
Time Arrived: 16:04 Zone: 03 (THOMAS DR)
Offense #1: ASSIST OTHER AGENCY (L.E.) Com / Att: C Statute #: 000.00
Location: 4715 THOMAS DRIVE PANAMA CITY BCH, FL 32408
COMMODORES CONDOS
Clearance Information
Officer Reporting: D. SMITH ID#: 102 Division: FSD
:
Narrative
On 07/01/2013 at 1601hrs I responded to 4715 Thomas Drive (The Commodores Condos) in
reference to a medical emergency.
Upon arrival, I spoke with several witnesses who stated they observed a para sail carrying 2
white females break free from the boat towing it, collide with the Commodore Condo, continue over
the condo, hit the power lines along Thomas Drive, and become caught by a southbound wind that
caused them to hit several cars in the parking lot, and land on the East side of the parking lot of the
condo. I assisted EMS and the Bay County fire department (Engine 102) in securing the scene so
that both subjects could be removed from the scene.
The two subjects, identified as Sidney Good and Alexis Fairchild, were transported to Bay
Medical Center. The Captain operating the boat towing the parasail was identified as Tyler
Churchwell. FWC and the U.S. Coast Guard responded to process the scene and the investigation
was turned over to these agencies.
No further information at this time. Case pending.

Bay County Sheriff’s Office Offense / Incident Report
Case Number: 2013-046823
Report Printed By: Corley, Ruth N

First Thoughts: Sizing up the Bluegrass Battle

Tuesday, 02 July 2013 06:16:31 PDT

Sizing up the Bluegrass Battle… McConnell now will have to keep his eye on Kentucky instead of Washington… Focusing on the South in 2014… Will “Power Africa” be a lasting legacy for Obama?… What’s taking place in North Carolina has become the best political story few are talking about… Don’t forget about the recalls in Colorado… And Gabby Giffords continues on her tour to reduce gun violence.

By Chuck Todd, Mark Murray, Domenico Montanaro, and Brooke Brower

*** Sizing up the Bluegrass Battle: Well, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell now has a Democratic challenger, with Kentucky Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes’ announcement on Monday that she will run for the GOP leader’s Senate seat. And there are two forces at play that will make McConnell the favorite but that will also probably keep the race close. The first force: Kentucky is an overwhelmingly GOP-leaning state in federal contests, especially in the Obama Era. After all, President Obama won just 38% of the vote in the state last year, and Republicans are already tying Obama to Grimes. “Kentuckians have absolutely no reason to send Alison Lundergan Grimes to Washington to help pass the policies of a president whom they adamantly oppose,” the National Republican Senatorial Committee said in a statement yesterday. And a pro-McConnell Super PAC has already been airing a TV ad making the same point. “Alison Grimes would stand with Obama, and that’s bad news for us.” (This is the exact opposite of what we saw in that Massachusetts Senate race, where Democrats hit Gabriel Gomez for not being close enough to Obama and the Democrats.) But here’s the second force at play: With just one exception (in 2002), McConnell has never won more than 55% in his Senate races in Kentucky. So bet on McConnell — but also bet that the race is closer than you think.

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Senate Minority Leader Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY)

*** McConnell will have to keep his eye on Kentucky instead of Washington: Given how close the race could be, perhaps the biggest result of Grimes’ decision to run is that McConnell will have to keep his eye on Kentucky over the next year and a half — rather than keep his eye on the legislative activity in the Senate. Had Grimes NOT run (especially after Ashley Judd’s decision to pass on the race), Democrats would have been without a top-tier challenger, and that would have allowed McConnell to fully concentrate on Washington. Now he’s got to concentrate on Grimes and Kentucky. But the best news for McConnell right now: He doesn’t have a GOP primary challenge, and that’s very significant.

*** Focusing on the South in 2014: We have a final point to make about the McConnell-vs.-Grimes race: Much of the Senate action in 2014 will be taking place in the South — or the states bordering it. Think Arkansas. Louisiana. North Carolina. West Virginia. Now Kentucky. And this is one of the reasons why Republicans have such a favorable map in 2014. But here’s the rub: Republicans HAVE to run the table in the South (as well as in Alaska and South Dakota) to be able to pick up the six seats they need to take control of the Senate. There’s no margin for error, unless the GOP can put Iowa and Montana in serious play.

*** Will “Power Africa” be a lasting legacy for Obama? A continent away, President Obama has departed Tanzania to head back to the United States — after laying a wreath with George W. Bush at a memorial honoring those killed at a 1998 bombing at the U.S. embassy there, and after making remarks at a power plant. The success of Obama’s Africa trip won’t really be known for years. The centerpiece program Obama introduced, Power Africa, is a tangible idea that will be easy to track. If the lights are on in rural Africa in the next decade, Obama has his positive legacy. This is similar to Bush’s Africa legacy: It hasn’t been until the last few years (after Bush left office) that it’s been clear just how successful the PEPFAR program has been in helping this continent get control of the AIDS/HIV epidemic.

*** Sensitive to criticism, sensitive to focus on non-Africa matters: But also on this trip, there was something else just under the surface that was clearly detectable for longtime Obama watchers: The president is sensitive to the criticism that he hasn’t been as active publicly in Africa as Bush. Whenever he had the chance, Obama tried to deal with the veiled critique — coming from Africans — that he hasn’t been a strong partner with the continent. The president’s sensitivity carried over with the staff, as there were more than a few minor dust-ups between the traveling press and the traveling White House staff. They appeared frustrated that the coverage of this trip was overshadowed by so many outside forces like Mandela’s health or Edward Snowden. (An example: Obama came to chat with reporters on the plane, on the record, about Africa. But he was much less interested in talking when the conversation turned to Mandela.) Bottom line: The president wants a positive Africa legacy, and he knows he’s perceived to be late to the game (his original intent was to travel to Africa in 2011, but the budget fights changed those plans). So it makes him and the press staff extra sensitive to everything about this trip.

*** Carolina in my mind: Turning back to domestic politics… Writing for the Atlantic, David Graham makes a good argument that the best — and most important — political story that no one has probably heard about is taking place in North Carolina. In fact, Graham says that North Carolina has become the new Wisconsin. “Unlike the Madison contretemps, which centered around one major issue — Gov. Scott Walker’s drive to strip public employees of collective-bargaining rights, and protestors push to stop him — the battle in North Carolina is more of a multifront war featuring a large number of skirmishes.” Those skirmishes include fights over unemployment benefits, taxes, education, and voting laws. Graham also observes, “Central to the push is Art Pope, a wealthy businessman and political benefactor who is sometimes described as North Carolina’s answer to the Koch brothers, and whom McCrory appointed as state budget director. Pope and his associates spent $2.2 million in state races in the 2010 cycle alone, Jane Mayer reported in 2011.”

*** Total Recall: Speaking of comparisons to Wisconsin and underreported stories, don’t forget that this year could feature two recall races in Colorado — over the gun-control legislation the state enacted. And Democrats are the target this time. As the Washington Times wrote last week, “A second Colorado recall drive fueled by a backlash against the state’s newly passed gun-control laws cleared its first hurdle Monday after the petition signatures were deemed sufficient to proceed. Colorado Secretary of State Scott Gessler announced that proponents had submitted 12,648 valid signatures, or 1,363 more than the 11,285 signatures needed to force a recall election of Democratic state Sen. Angela Giron… The Giron effort represents the second Colorado recall to move forward this month. Last week, Mr. Gessler validated signatures in the drive to recall Senate President John Morse, a Colorado Springs Democrat.”

*** Giffords and Kelly continue on their tour: Lastly, former Rep. Gabby Giffords (D-AZ) and her husband Mark Kelly continue on their “Rights and Responsibilities Tour” to promote universal background checks. Today’s stop: Alaska (where the state’s Democratic senator, Mark Begich, voted against background checks). Giffords pens an op-ed in USA Today, writing: “We own guns, we use them and we treat them with great care. But when children are gunned down in their classrooms, when families are slaughtered at a movie theater, when a little girl dreaming of running for office is shot dead standing next to me in a grocery store parking lot, we have to admit what we’re doing is not enough. We’ve all got to do more to reduce gun violence.”

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Programming notes
Tuesday, 02 July 2013 06:12:59 PDT

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Obama agenda: Obama and Bush together again
Tuesday, 02 July 2013 06:12:31 PDT

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Congress: Student loans, farm bill
Tuesday, 02 July 2013 06:11:46 PDT

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Off to the races: Grimes is in…
Tuesday, 02 July 2013 06:10:59 PDT

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First Thoughts: Perception vs. reality
Wednesday, 03 July 2013 05:57:05 PDT

Health-care law delay is a perception problem for the White House… But the reality is a more nuanced story… A scary situation in Egypt… Looking ahead to next week… And Happy 4^th of July!

By Chuck Todd, Mark Murray, Domenico Montanaro, and Brooke Brower

*** Perception vs. reality: Implementing the health-care law — given its complexity and sheer magnitude — was never going to be an easy task, especially with a political opposition ready to pounce on any problem, major or minor. And yesterday’s surprise announcement that the Obama administration was postponing the large employer penalty (and thus employer mandate) produced a political tremor in Washington. But it’s important to distinguish the perception here versus the reality. As a matter of perception, yesterday’s news was a big problem for the White House. The timing was suspicious; it was announced while President Obama was on Air Force One coming back from Africa and right before the July 4 holiday, making it seem like the administration wanted to bury the news. The development enabled every Republican politician to blast out press releases describing the health-care law as a disaster. “This is a clear acknowledgment that the law is unworkable, and it underscores the need to repeal the law and replace it with effective, patient-centered reforms,” House Speaker John Boehner said in a statement. And the announcement of the delay only furthered the impression that the health-care law’s implementation is going to be rocky, producing rough headlines for Democrats over the next year (which just happens to be an election year). When it comes to politics, perception matters — a lot. And the perception could give political foes the idea they have a chance at stopping the law, which in turn could lead to less cooperation. That’s what the White House has to fear.

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Healthcare law supporters rally on the sidewalk outside ongoing legal arguments over the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act at the Supreme Court in Washington March 26, 2012.

*** A perception problem vs. a nuanced reality: But the reality of yesterday’s announcement is a bit different from the perception. For one thing, it doesn’t impact the main parts of the health-care law — the individual mandate (i.e., the requirement that every American have health insurance) and the exchanges (where uninsured individuals can purchase plans). Those parts aren’t being delayed. Second, the number of employers affected (those who employ 50 or more full-time workers) is relatively small, given that most large employers already provide health insurance to their employees. And third, employers and business groups hailed the decision. The one-year delay was created to simplify business’ reporting process to the Treasury Department and IRS. “This one year delay will provide employers and businesses more time to update their health care coverage without threat of arbitrary punishment,” Neil Trautwein of the National Retail Federation said in a statement, per the Washington Post. “We appreciate the Administration’s recognition of employer concerns and hope it will allow for greater flexibility in the future.” Bottom line: The announcement yesterday was a P.R. black eye for the White House, but the reality is a much more nuanced story.

*** A scary situation in Egypt: Yet here’s a story with very little nuance: Egypt. “As Egypt edged closer on Wednesday to a return to rule by the generals, with a military deadline only hours away for President Mohamed Morsi to cede power, the Egyptian leader and army commanders pledged to spill their blood to achieve their aims, propelling the crisis further toward a showdown,” the New York Times writes. “‘We swear to God that we will sacrifice even our blood for Egypt and its people, to defend them against any terrorist, radical or fool,’ the armed forces said on a military-affiliated Facebook page in a posting titled ‘Final hours.’ It was published shortly after Mr. Morsi delivered an angry, impassioned speech pledging to uphold the legitimacy of the elections that brought him to power last year.” Per NBC’s Charlene Gubash in Cairo, the Egyptian military is supposed to issue a statement at 10:30 am ET.

*** Looking ahead to next week: Finally, we’ll be off Thursday and Friday to celebrate the long July 4^th weekend, but we’ll update the blog as news warrants. Here’s a timeline of the stories we’ll be watching for next week. Have a Happy 4^th!

Monday, July 8: Rick Perry to announce his political plans in San Antonio.
Tuesday, July 9: A possible vote on the anti-abortion legislation in Texas.
Wednesday, July 10: George W. Bush expected to make remarks at his library on immigration during an event called, “What Immigrants Contribute.”
Wednesday, July 10: House Republicans meet to discuss immigration reform in a closed-door meeting in the Capitol

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Programming notes
Wednesday, 03 July 2013 05:54:23 PDT

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Off to the races: Pressuring Christie on gay marriage
Wednesday, 03 July 2013 05:53:32 PDT

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Rick Perry to announce future political plans on July 8
Tuesday, 02 July 2013 11:40:51 PDT

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On immigration, demographics and math
Tuesday, 02 July 2013 10:58:55 PDT

By Mark Murray, Senior Political Editor, NBC News

With the immigration debate now moving over the Republican-led House of Representatives, MSNBC.com’s Benjy Sarlin writes how some conservatives believe that wooing Latino voters is less important than improving on their performance with white voters.

On election night, Fox News anchor Brit Hume called the “demographic” threat posed by Latino voters “absolutely real” and suggested Mitt Romney’s “hardline position on immigration” may be to blame for election losses. On Monday, Hume declared that argument “baloney.” The Hispanic vote, he said, “is not nearly as important, still, as the white vote.”

Sean Hannity, a reliable bellwether on the right, has been on a similar journey since the fall. He announced the day after President Obama’s re-election that he had “evolved” on immigration reform and now supported a “path to citizenship” in order to improve relations with Hispanic voters. Hannity has now flipped hard against the Senate’s bill.

“Not only do I doubt the current legislation will solve the immigration problem,” he wrote in a June column, “but it also won’t help the GOP in future elections.”

Hannity and Hume didn’t arrive at their latest destination by accident. They’re just the latest figures on the right to embrace the compelling new message that’s whipping Republicans against immigration reform while still promising a better tomorrow for the GOP’s presidential candidates.

It’s uncertain if Republicans supporting immigration reform will result in more Latinos who vote Republican in presidential contest, but this is pretty clear: White voters are only declining as a share of the electorate.

Consider: In 2000, whites made up more than 80% of all voters, according to the exit polls. In 2004, that share dropped to 77%. In 2008, it declined to 74%. And in 2012, white voters made up 72% of the electorate. At that current pace and because of demographic trends, you could expect — though it’s not a sure thing — that the white percentage could drop to 70% by 2016 and 68% by 2020.

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Also consider: President Obama won just 39% of the white vote in 2012, which was the worst performance for a Democratic presidential nominee since 1984. But Obama carried more than 80% of the non-white vote, which gave him his 51%-47% popular-vote win over Mitt Romney.

So extrapolate that out to 2016 and 2020, given the demographic trends showing that the country is on pace to be a majority-minority nation 30 years from now. In 2016, a future Democratic presidential candidate — say Hillary Clinton? — who gets 40% of the white vote and 80% of the non-white vote could win 52% of the popular vote. In 2020, that overall percentage would jump up to nearly 53%.

Now it’s important to acknowledge the difference between presidential elections (where there’s greater minority participation) and midterm elections (where there’s less). It’s also important to state that it’s impossible to predict who, exactly, will turn out in an election. Indeed, RealClearPolitics’ Sean Trende has cautioned that it’s very possible that future Democratic presidential candidates don’t get 80% of the non-white vote, especially when the nation’s first African-American president no longer remains on the top of the ticket. And that’s probably a good assumption.

But here’s the power of changing demographics: In 2004, John Kerry won 41% of the white vote and about 71% of the non-white vote, giving him 48% of the overall popular vote. But come 2016, if the white share is at 70% and non-white at 30%, then Kerry’s ’04 performance gets to you to 50% of the popular vote.

Let that sink in — Kerry goes from a losing 48% to a possibly winning 50%.

So while it’s debatable if the Republican Party can benefit from supporting the immigration legislation, it isn’t debatable that the white portion of the electorate is getting smaller — and that has consequences for future elections.

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- First Thoughts: Sizing up the Bluegrass Battle

- Programming notes

- Obama agenda: Obama and Bush together again

- Congress: Student loans, farm bill

- Off to the races: Grimes is in…

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 The Bay County Sheriff’s Office has posted double red flags on the beaches of Bay County. Double Red Flags indicate high hazard swimming conditions in Gulf waters with high surf and/or strong currents. The posting of double red flags also closes the beaches of Bay County to swimmers. Any one swimming in Gulf waters during double red flags can be ticketed or arrested.

Prepared by R. Corley Information by Lt. S. Nagy

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July 04, 2013   The Bay County Sheriff’s Office has released a road advisory today, July 4, 2013. The public is urged to avoid driving along portions of Front Beach Road. BCSO Deputies on patrol in the unincorporated areas of Panama City Beach report travel conditions along Front Beach Road have become increasingly hazardous due to the weather.
The intersections of Laurie Avenue, Ann Avenue, Dorothy Avenue, and Joan Avenue along Front Beach Road are extremely dangerous due to flooding, with water nearly a foot and a half deep in some areas. Neighboring streets of these intersections are also reported becoming increasingly dangerous.
Bay County has closed a portion of Joan Avenue between North Lagoon and Thomas Drive. No traffic is allowed in that area due to dangerous flooding.
Please avoid Front Beach Road in the area of the intersections listed.
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BCSO REPORT Prepared by R. Corley  ;  Information by Lt. S. Nagy

June 4, 2013     The Bay County Sheriff’s Office responded to a 911 call at the Regency Towers on Thomas Drive today at about 4 p.m. in reference to a balcony fall.
Deputies arrived and discovered a twenty-two year old woman, identified as Leah Brooke Pack, dead at the scene. Subsequent investigation indicates that Pack, a tourist from McMinnville, Tennessee, accidentally fell from the tenth floor balcony at the Regency. No foul play is suspected at this time. The body has been turned over to the Medical Examiner’s Office for autopsy.

BCSO REPORT Prepared by R. Corley  ; Information by Sgt. D. Higgins and Dep. Reeder

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Walton County Under State of Emergency

This morning, July 5th, 2013, at 10:00am, the Walton County Board of County Commissioners held a special emergency meeting in order to discuss the declaration of a local state of emergency due to the recent storms and rain totals that have hit the area.
A motion was made by Commissioner Sara Comander and seconded by Commissioner Bill Chapman to declare a local state of emergency by resolution that will remain in place until Friday, July 12th, 2013.  The motion passed unanimously.
Information was given by Interim County Commissioner Gerry Demers that early damage totals from the rain and subsequent flooding issues are estimated to be $1.4 million.  More assessments will be done as the rain water recedes and public works crews can access additional areas of the county.
The declaration of a local state of emergency will allow the filing for assistance through the Federal Emergency Management Agency, FEMA, if the County meets their dollar amount threshold as well as the state meeting their dollar amount threshold.
The Emergency Operations Center has been activated to a Level 2, which is a partial activation. Personnel will be keeping tabs on local weather conditions, flooding and storm damage.

The South Walton Fire District is out conducting damage assessments of the South Walton area as well as deputies countywide.

If citizens have received damage due to the storm please call the Walton County Sheriff’s Office non-emergency number at 850.892.8111.

Reports have come in of citizens seeing oil washing up on the beach. Please report any oil sightings to the National Response Center at 1.800.424.8802.

At 1941 hours National Weather service in Tallahassee has extended the flash flood watch until Friday 2000 hours 7/5/2013.

At 0719, the State Watch Office advised Walton County is under a Flood Watch until 10:15 Central Time.

THE NATL WEATHER SVC IN TALLAHASSEE HAS ISSUED A FLOOD WARNING FOR THE FOLLOWING RIVERS IN FL.

CHOCTAWHATCHEE RIVER NEAR BRUCE (SR 20) AFFECTING WALTON COUNTY

PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS.

ALL PERSONS WITH INTEREST ALONG THE RIVER SHOULD MONITOR THE LATEST FORECASTS.& BE PREPARED TO TAKE NECESSARY PRECAUTIONS TO PROTECT LIFE & PROPERTY. DO NOT DRIVE CARS THROUGH FLOODED AREAS. IF YOU SEE FLOOD WATERS.REMEMBER TO TURN AROUND & DO NOT DROWN.

The Flash Flood Watch is now in effect for

* portions of southeast Alabama… Florida and southwest
Georgia… including the following areas… in southeast
Alabama… Coffee… Dale… Geneva… Henry and Houston. In
Florida… Calhoun… central Walton… coastal Bay… coastal
Franklin… coastal Gulf… Gadsden… Holmes… inland Bay…
inland Franklin… inland Gulf… inland Walton… Jackson…
Liberty… south Walton and Washington. In southwest Georgia…
Baker… Calhoun… Clay… Decatur… early… Miller… Quitman…
Randolph… Seminole and Terrell.

* Through Saturday morning

* most areas have had 3 to 5 inches of rainfall since Monday…
but some areas have had 10 to 18 inches. Flash flooding has
already occurred in these areas… and more heavy rain is
possible into Saturday morning. Much of the region is likely to
get an additional 2 to 4 inches of rain through this time… but
isolated amounts of 5 to 10 inches are possible. Thus flash
flooding remains a major concern… especially for those areas
that already experienced flooding.

South Walton damaged roads have not been confirmed by Deputy. Units are working to confirm reported damage.

Report area-

1.)    Central 8^th ST. has no standing water at 0740.

2.)    S Wall St, the beach access #3. Caller advised the RD has washed away approx. 15×4. The sand is also washing away. Public works has been notified. It has been tapped off.

3.)    Chat Holly & Rhodes Cove has approx. 4 inches of water over the road.

4.)    Wood Beach Dr. advised water from the wetlands is approx. 15ft from her house.

5.)     East Pinehurst Drive is flooded with water over the roadway. AT 0600, East Pinehurst is back open, not flooded but damaged.

6.)     Montigo Ave…Homeowners advised they are flooded in, advised the road is completely under water. Approx. 2 -3ft of water.

7.)    Quincy Circle on the West side is approx. a foot under water.

8.)     Pelayo Rd has 1 ft standing water at Co hwy 30A but is passable.

9.)    CLOSE TO E POINT WASHINGTON RD – CREEK IS OVER THE ROAD – CLOSE TO DICK SALTSMAN RD

10.) Multiple areas on Forrest Shore Dr. are underwater but still passable.

11.) Peachtree Cir- water flooding into the house from the roadway- Sink hole reported in the area.

12.) Forest Shore DR and surrounding roads can be removed from list. Not holding water at this time.

13.)  South Holiday and US Hwy 98 intersection water is still aprox a foot deep on South Holiday. US Hwy 98 doesn’t appear to be effected.

14.) Culvert at Bonnie Lane is blown out in Bunker Creek. Everyone in the neighborhood is trapped.

15.) East Nursery and TranQuilty approx. 100yds of water 3-4”, is still passable. At 0750, E Nursery at Tranquility is still underwater but passable.

16.) South Walton Lakeshore DR. Approx 1 foot of water in front of the beach front trail.

17.)  Area of 111 Lake Cswy-  Citizen advised water is over the roadway poss driving hazard.

18.) Area of Pine ST the road is under approx 18inches of water. Called in by citizen.

19.)  West Hewett- The pond is now overflowing over the roadway @ 1451 road department advised they will be posting signs but not closing down the road.

20.)  600 Block and 1100 Block of Don Bishop Rd has approx 1-2 ft of water

21.)  CO Hwy 395 & East Point Washington Rd is still under water, several places washed out . signs have been placed.  At 0829, small amount of water present but passable.

22.) Eden Gardens parking lot is under water.

23.) Water on Driftwood Point had subsided as @ 1542 but still has some area with water crossing.

24.) Intersection of Eve Cir and Eden Dr is underwater.

25.) West Park Place Dr at Inlet Beach has approximately 2 inches of water over it for 100 feet, county has placed barricades.

26.) Old Ferry Rd (Dirt Rd section) may be passable by truck but by car can only make it to first house, has a lot of flowing water.

27.) Coochie Rd is passable to Rock Plant Area, some minor wash out areas.

28.) 395 at Watercolor crossing has water in the North Bound lanes

29.) Wayside Park has cement slab missing, cones are out.

North Walton damaged roads, Deputy confirmed.

1.)    Indian Creek Ranch Rd is closed.

2.)    Deer run east has a lot of damage. Several vehicles have gotten stuck. County responded to adcheck the area.

3.)    Eight Mile Bridge has water at the bottom of the bridge.

4.)    Per EG10 – possible microburst in the area of Water Oak St, causing a pine tree to lean over roadway. 7/4/13 at 21:39

5.)    CB Whitehead RD & Pervy Campbell RD unable to drive down with a car. Water is no longer across the roadway.

6.)    Spence Dr & State Hwy 81 is now open.

7.)    White Creek Rd has standing water in the road before the bridge.

8.)    State Hwy 81 & Co Hwy 183 no water at this time.

9.)    Byrd Crossroads 181C & 181A has standing water on the roadway.

10.)  Morrison Springs Rd has some standing water, road is passable. Park & both bridges to the boat launch are ok. The water is very close to the dock level.

11.)  Nancy Darby is not passable, the road is under water. Around the 1000 Block of Nancy Darby about 15-25’ of roadway is washed out. Water is about 2-3’ deep. At 5:52, barricades present. A ditch 4 ft deep and 10-15 ft wide is all the way across the raod. No residences are trapped that can be determined.

12.) Water is up to the bridge at Hwy 181 C West at 8 mile. Water is not over the road yet.

13.) On State Hwy 81 near Bruce, DOT is directing traffic.

14.) At River Rd and McCaskil Rd, the water is 18- 24inches deep a mile from the river. No homes affected yet; however, cannot travel all the way to the boat ramp.

15.) Cedar Log Lake Road is passable all the way to the new boat ramp. However, there is water ponding and standing at the parking lot 12 inches deep. No water on houses.

16.) Berrian Lake Road is passable all the way to the old boat ramp. However, there is standing water in several yards in the area. Chelco has cut power for Berrian Lake Rd. Water is coming over the landing 150-200 yards from the landing. River is out of banks at camphouse.

17.) Coon Bottom Rd is cutting off fairly bad going into Holmes County. Holmes County has been contacted.

18.) Crooked CreekRd washed out right past 183, not passable.

19.) Indian Creek Rd bridge is out per road foreman.

20.) Mckinnon bridge is out per road foreman.

Freeport damaged roads, Deputy confirmed.

1.)     Dead River RD is closed, water is across it just past the pond.

2.)    State Hwy 81. Shut down south of Windmill. North of Windmill to the Holmes County line is open. DOT is onscene

3.)    Bunker Rd is still under water in spots, but traffic is passing, citizen at 90 Boone Ln advised that culvert has washed out completely and is now impassable.

4.)    Steelfield RD is closed with 2-3 ft of water standing.

5.)    River Rd is closed.

6.)    McKinnon Bridge RD is closed.

7.)    CO Hwy 3280 is shut down from Smoke House Lake RD to Magnolia RD. Large wash out at Magnolia RD.

8.)    Seven Runs Park is still under water.

9.)    Black Creek Rd area of Dowdle Gas still has water over the roadway, also NB side underwater at Joyce Rd, SB side passable.

10.)  JW Hollington north bound lane has standing water but passable.

11.)  Layfette Creek water is approx a foot from the bottom of the bridge.

12.)  Joe Campbell is not passable.

13.)  Old Jolly Bay & CO Hwy 3280 still has a lot of water flowing over the road. Approx 1 in deep.

14.)  Joe Dugger road is not passable.

15.)  Four-mile bridge water is approx. 5 feet from the bottom of the bridge @ 2043

16.)  Antioch Cemetery RD road is washed out but passable. End of the road has standing water.

17.) Jones Rd, next to Alaqua Cove Rd, is completely under water.

18.) Alaqua Cove Rd is completely under water.

19.)  331 Business and State Hwy 20 has standing water.

20.) Sewer Alarm going off at North Street and CR 83A, Freeport Water Department are going to fix problem.

21.) Black Creek Blvd has water running across the road, but is passable.

22.) Goodwin Creek Rd almost washed away per homeowner, is private road, notified road department and they advised they may be able to offer assistance from roadway to culvert.

23.)  12100 State Highway 81 Private road is washed away.

Marianna Police Department Post Office Box 936 Marianna, Florida   32447

Agency Making Release: Marianna Police Department

Date of Release: 07/03/2013

Subject of Release: Subject Arrested for Crash Related D.U.I.

Arrestee: Johnnie Edward Speights             B/M       73 Years of Age     4052 Old Cottondale Rd. Marianna, FL 32448

Charges: D.U.I. with Property Damage

On July 3rd, 2013 at approximately 3:54 p.m., officers with the Marianna Police Department responded to the area of Old Cottondale Rd. and Penn Ave. in reference to a traffic accident involving three vehicles. Once on scene officers cleared the roadway and one of the vehicle’s drivers was transported to Jackson Hospital to be treated for possible injuries. On scene Officers received information that the driver of one of the vehicles who was identified as Johnnie Edward Speights had thrown some alcoholic beverages into the bushes after the accident. Officers were able to determine Speights was under the influence of an alcoholic beverage and he was placed under arrest for D.U.I. with property damage. Speights was transported to the Jackson County Correctional Facility where he will await first appearance.

13002073CFMA WILLIE KACHENO CLEVELAND BURGLARY OF CONVEYANCE
13002075CFMA CANDY ALIWISH GOODWIN CNTRL SUBS LESS THAN 20 GRAM MARIJUANA
13002075CFMA CANDY ALIWISH GOODWIN DRIVER’S LICENSE SUS/REV – KNOWINGLY
13002075CFMA CANDY ALIWISH GOODWIN POSSESSION OF DIAZEPAM
13002075CFMA CANDY ALIWISH GOODWIN POSSESSION OF METHAMPHETAMINE
13002076CFMA VANESSA R BESETT CHILD ABUSE
13002076CFMA VANESSA R BESETT RESIST OFFICER WITHOUT VIOLENCE
13002079CFMA DEFREVION DESEAN DUHART ATTEMPTED ROBBERY WITH A FIREARM
13002079CFMA DEFREVION DESEAN DUHART DISCHARGING A FIREARM IN PUBLIC
13002079CFMA DEFREVION DESEAN DUHART IMPROPER EXHIBITION FIREARM
13002079CFMA DEFREVION DESEAN DUHART PETIT THEFT
13002079CFMA DEFREVION DESEAN DUHART POSS OF FIREARM BY CONVICTED FELON
13002079CFMA DEFREVION DESEAN DUHART TRESPASS PROPERTY OTHER THAN STRUCT OR CONV
13002080CFMA DEFREVION DESEAN DUHART AGG ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON
13002081CFMA KEVIN LEE DAVIS DRIVING WHILE LICENSE SUSP FELONY
13002081CFMA KEVIN LEE DAVIS LEAVE SCENE OF ACCIDENT INVOLVE DAMAGE TO PROP
13002082CFMA SCOTT ERIC DANIEL LEAVING SCENE OF ACCIDENT W INJURY
13002083CFMA DANIEL BLAKE YOUNG FLEEING AND ELUDING
13002084CFMA BOBBY JOE KIRKLAND DRIVING WHILE LICENSE SUSPENDED OR REVOKED-HABITUAL
13005639MMMA SHERYL JEAN ENGLISH HOLDER BATTERY (DOMESTIC VIOLENCE)
13005640MMMA DANA LYNN EPPS TRESPASSING GENERAL
13005641MMMO SARAH ANN YOUNG DISORDERLY CONDUCT
13005641MMMO SARAH ANN YOUNG RESIST OFFICER WITHOUT VIOLENCE
13005642MMMA VICTOR E PRYOR CNTRL SUBS LESS THAN 20 GRAM MARIJUANA
13005643MMMA CHARLES RAY REGAN ASSAULT
13005643MMMA CHARLES RAY REGAN BATTERY GENERAL
13005643MMMA CHARLES RAY REGAN RESIST OFFICER WITHOUT VIOLENCE
13005644MMMA RICHARD ARTHUR ROWE BATTERY (DOMESTIC VIOLENCE)
13005645MMMA PHABIAN MARQUI RHOE BATTERY (DOMESTIC VIOLENCE)
13005646MMMA LARRY KEY RETAIL THEFT
13005647MMMA DAVID ROBERT T CLIFFORD POSS OF MORE THAN 20 GRAMS OF MARIJUANA
13005648MMMA RAPHAEL LASHUN DORSEY POSS MARIJUANA WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE
13005648MMMA RAPHAEL LASHUN DORSEY POSS OF PARAPHERNALIA
13005649MMMA AARON ROBERT LAPIERRE BATTERY ON LAW OFFICER OR FIREFIGHTER
13005650MMMA JOHN DANIEL FORD FLEEING AND ELUDING
13005651MOMS ROBIN MAHAFFEY MITCHELL DISORDERLY CONDUCT
13005652MMMA ROBIN MAHAFFEY MITCHELL RESIST OFFICER WITHOUT VIOLENCE
13005653MMMA ANGELA LYNN BROOKS BATTERY (DOMESTIC VIOLENCE)
13005654MMMA LORRIE A MORNEAULT TRESPASSING GENERAL
13005655MMMO TYLER KENNETH BARBAREE DISORDERLY CONDUCT
13005656MMMA FRANKIE A RICHARDSON TRESPASSING GENERAL
13005657MMMA RAMON M MORALES BATTERY GENERAL
13005658MMMO KEITH LAWSON CHILDERS DISORDERLY INTOXICATION
13005659MMMA TIMOTHY DANIEL BROOKS BATTERY (DOMESTIC VIOLENCE)
13005660MMMA SEAN WILLIAM BELOSIC RETAIL THEFT
13005661MMMA THOMAS BRANDON BOSTON HARRASS A VICTIM OR WITNESS
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Plane Crashes at San Francisco Airport
Witness says tail fell off
By Ruth Brown, Newser Staff
Posted Jul 6, 2013 2:37 PM CDT

(Newser) – A plane has crashed while landing at San Francisco International Airport. According to a witness, the tail of the Asiana Airlines Boeing 777 fell off as the plane was coming in, causing the plane to flip, reports KTVU, although video of the plane on YouTube shows the plane upright. The video also shows black smoke billowing out from the plane, and evacuation slides down, reports CNN. There are firefighters on the scene, but no reports yet on casualties, reports the New York Times.

Name     :  RAYMOND PETE HOLLEY
Address  :  1326 PINNACLE PINE SPRINGFIELD FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  39
Date     :  07/03/2013
Offense  :  BATTERY – FELONY
Bond     :  15000
Agency   :  BCSO

Name     :  THOMAS WILSON BURKETT
Address  :  3127 W 22ND STREET PANAMA CITY FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  27
Date     :  07/03/2013
Offense  :  VOP: RETAIL THEFT
Bond     :  2500
Agency   :  PCPD
Offense  :  CHILD SUPPORT
Bond     :
Agency   :  PCPD

Name     :  LORETTA SUZANNE INGRAM
Address  :  1109 FRANKFORD AVE PANAMA CITY FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  F
Age      :  37
Date     :  07/03/2013
Offense  :  TRAFFIC OFFENSE – DUI ALCOHOL OR DRUGS 1ST OFF
Bond     :
Agency   :  FHP
Offense  :  TRAFFIC OFFENSE – DUI AND DAMAGE PROPERTY
Bond     :
Agency   :  FHP
Offense  :  TRAFFIC OFFENSE – DUI AND DAMAGE PROPERTY
Bond     :
Agency   :  FHP
Offense  :  NONMOVING TRAFFIC VIOL – DRIVE WHILE LIC SUSP 1ST OFF
Bond     :
Agency   :  FHP

Name     :  JERRY LEE SCOTT GREEN
Address  :  12540 GREENBRIAR RD FOUNTAIN FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  48
Date     :  07/03/2013
Offense  :  DOM:BATTERY – TOUCH OR STRIKE
Bond     :  15000
Agency   :  BCSO
Offense  :  ISW: VOP: TRAFFIC OFFENSE
Bond     :  ROR
Agency   :  BCSO

Name     :  BOBBY JOE KIRKLAND
Address  :  809 N.OKLAHOMA ST BONIFAY FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  38
Date     :  07/03/2013
Offense  :  NONMOVING TRAFFIC VIOL – DRIVE WHILE LIC SUSP HABITUAL OFFENDER
Bond     :  2000
Agency   :  PCBPD

Name     :  KEVIN LEE DAVIS
Address  :  8830 RONNIE RD SOUTHPORT FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  35
Date     :  07/03/2013
Offense  :  KNOWINGLY DRIVE WHILE LIC SUSPENDED REVOKED
Bond     :  1000
Agency   :  FHP
Offense  :  HIT AND RUN – LEAVE SCENE OF CRASH INVOLVE DAMAGE TO PROP
Bond     :  1500
Agency   :  FHP
Offense  :  HIT AND RUN – LEAVE SCENE OF CRASH INVOLVE DAMAGE TO PROP
Bond     :  1500
Agency   :  FHP
Offense  :  HIT AND RUN – LEAVE SCENE OF CRASH INVOLVE DAMAGE TO PROP
Bond     :  1500
Agency   :  FHP
Offense  :  HIT AND RUN – LEAVE SCENE OF CRASH INVOLVE DAMAGE TO PROP
Bond     :  1500
Agency   :  FHP
Offense  :  HIT AND RUN – LEAVE SCENE OF CRASH INVOLVE DAMAGE TO PROP
Bond     :  1500
Agency   :  FHP

Name     :  JOSHUA DAVID HYCHE
Address  :  282 WOODLAND WAY SYLVAN SPRINGS AL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  29
Date     :  07/03/2013
Offense  :  HOLD USM
Bond     :
Agency   :  PCBPD

Name     :  JACINDA RENEA DEES
Address  :  303 ARALIA CIR PANAMA CITY BCH FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  F
Age      :  37
Date     :  07/03/2013
Offense  :  PRIN/ACC:FRAUD-SWINDLE – OBTAIN PROPERTY 20K LESS THAN 50K DOLS
Bond     :  2500
Agency   :  PCPD

Name     :  BILLIE RAY HAGAN
Address  :  507 MAPLE AVE PC FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  51
Date     :  07/03/2013
Offense  :  VOP/GRAND THEFT
Bond     :  Hold With Out
Agency   :  BCSO

Name     :  ROBERT LUTHER SANDERS
Address  :  219 TOLEDO PL PANAMA CITY BCH FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  60
Date     :  07/03/2013
Offense  :  VOP: CRIM MISCHIEF
Bond     :  Hold With Out
Agency   :  BCSO

Name     :  REUBEN HERNANDEZ ESTRADA
Address  :  2305 W 12TH ST PANAMA CITY FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  40
Date     :  07/03/2013
Offense  :  VOP: AGG ASSAULT
Bond     :  2500
Agency   :  BCSO

Name     :  FRANKIE ALLEN RICHARDSON
Address  :   TRANSIENT PANAMA CITY FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  43
Date     :  07/03/2013
Offense  :  TRESPASSING – PROPERTY NOT STRUCTURE OR CONVEY
Bond     :  3000
Agency   :  PCPD

Name     :  LORRIE ANN MORNEAULT
Address  :   TRANSIENT PANAMA CITY
Race     :  W
Sex      :  F
Age      :  53
Date     :  07/03/2013
Offense  :  TRESPASSING – FAIL TO LEAVE PROPERTY UPON ORDER BY OWNER
Bond     :  500
Agency   :  PCPD

Name     :  BRIAN REECE DOCKERY
Address  :  907 EUSS LAKE DR PC FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  28
Date     :  07/03/2013
Offense  :  VOP: TRAFFIC IN STOLEN PROPERTY
Bond     :  Hold With Out
Agency   :  BCSO

Name     :  DAVID JORDAN DODSON
Address  :  3518 AVON AVE PC FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  24
Date     :  07/03/2013
Offense  :  -ISW/VOP/POSS C/S X2
Bond     :  Hold With Out
Agency   :  BCSO

Name     :  DANIEL BLAKE YOUNG
Address  :  1257 GROVELAND HILLS DR TALLAHASSEE FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  24
Date     :  07/03/2013
Offense  :  FLEE/ELUDE POLICE – FAIL TO OBEY LEO ORDER TO STOP
Bond     :  12000
Agency   :  PCBPD
Offense  :  KNOWINGLY DRIVE WHILE LIC SUSPENDED REVOKED
Bond     :  2000
Agency   :  PCBPD

Name     :  GLENDA MULLINAX BAUGHMAN
Address  :  340 DUST LANE SOUTHPORT FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  F
Age      :  60
Date     :  07/03/2013
Offense  :  DUI-WEEKENDER PROGRAM
Bond     :
Agency   :  BCSO

Name     :  DEFREVION DESEAN DUHART
Address  :  1609 FOUNTAIN AVENUE PANAMA CITY FL
Race     :  B
Sex      :  M
Age      :  20
Date     :  07/03/2013
Offense  :  TRESPASSING – PROPERTY NOT STRUCTURE OR CONVEY
Bond     :  1500
Agency   :  PCPD
Offense  :  LARC – PETIT 1ST OFF
Bond     :  1500
Agency   :  PCPD
Offense  :  FIRING WEAPON – DISCHARGE FIREARM IN PUBLIC
Bond     :  10000
Agency   :  PCPD
Offense  :  PRIN/ACC:ROBBERY – WITH FIREARM
Bond     :  25000
Agency   :  PCPD
Offense  :  POSSESSION OF WEAPON – OR AMMO BY CONVICTED FLA FELON
Bond     :  25000
Agency   :  PCPD
Offense  :  AGGRAV ASSLT – WEAPON – W DEADLY WEAPON WITHOUT INTENT TO KILL
Bond     :  50000
Agency   :  PCPD
Offense  :  WEAPON OFFENSE – IMPROPER EXHIBIT FIREARM OR DANGEROUS WEAPON
Bond     :  10000
Agency   :  PCPD
Offense  :  VOP:ROBBERY BY SUDDEN SNATCHING
Bond     :  Hold With Out
Agency   :  PCPD

Name     :  MICHAEL LOGAN DUKE
Address  :  1304 PADDOCK CLUB DR PANAMA CITY BEACH FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  23
Date     :  07/03/2013
Offense  :  HIT AND RUN – LEAVE SCENE OF CRASH INVOLVE DAMAGE TO PROP
Bond     :  3500
Agency   :  PCBPD
Offense  :  KNOWINGLY DRIVE WHILE LIC SUSPENDED REVOKED
Bond     :  1500
Agency   :  PCBPD

Name     :  KEITH LAWSON CHILDERS
Address  :  4601 BERTHE AVE. PANAMA CITY FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  57
Date     :  07/03/2013
Offense  :  DISORDERLY INTOX – DISORDER INTOX PUBLIC PLACE CAUSE DISTURBANCE
Bond     :  3000
Agency   :  PPD

Name     :  ANTHONY EDWARDS SLOWEY
Address  :  8827 HWY 231 PANAMA CITY FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  18
Date     :  07/03/2013
Offense  :  VOP: ROWOV
Bond     :  5000
Agency   :  BCSO

Name     :  RAMON MONCHITO MORALES
Address  :  1516 MOLITOR AVE PANAMA CITY FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  40
Date     :  07/03/2013
Offense  :  BATTERY – TOUCH OR STRIKE
Bond     :  10000
Agency   :  PCPD

Name     :  ANGELA LYNN BROOKS
Address  :  4930 SHARON DRIVE PARKER FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  F
Age      :  38
Date     :  07/03/2013
Offense  :  DOM:BATTERY – TOUCH OR STRIKE
Bond     :
Agency   :  PPD

Name     :  SEAN WILLIAM BELOSIC
Address  :  1302 GRACE AVE PANAMA CITY FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  29
Date     :  07/03/2013
Offense  :  LARC – RETAIL THEFT 300 DOLS MORE 1ST OFF
Bond     :  3000
Agency   :  BCSO
Offense  :  VOP: BATTERY
Bond     :  15000
Agency   :  BCSO

Name     :  TIMOTHY DANIEL BROOKS
Address  :  4930 SHARON DRIVE PARKER FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  37
Date     :  07/04/2013
Offense  :  DOM:BATTERY – TOUCH OR STRIKE
Bond     :  5000
Agency   :  PPD

Name     :  SCOTT ERIC DANIEL
Address  :  3582 WASHINGTON STREET WAUSAU FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  31
Date     :  07/04/2013
Offense  :  HIT AND RUN – FAIL TO STOP REMAIN AT CRASH INVOLVE INJURY
Bond     :  3000
Agency   :  PCBPD

Name     :  TYLER KENNETH BARBAREE
Address  :  13504 BROOKLYN RD. ANDALUSIA AL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  21
Date     :  07/04/2013
Offense  :  DISORD CONDUCT
Bond     :  500
Agency   :  PCBPD

Name     :  ROBIN MAHAFFEY MITCHELL
Address  :  2819 KEDZIE DR MURFREESBORO TN
Race     :  W
Sex      :  F
Age      :  37
Date     :  07/04/2013
Offense  :  RESIST OFFICER – OBSTRUCT WO VIOLENCE
Bond     :  250
Agency   :  PCBPD
Offense  :  DISORD CONDUCT
Bond     :  250
Agency   :  PCBPD

Name     :  COLTON BLAYNE RICHARDS
Address  :  7908 RANDOM ROAD PANAMA CITY BEACH FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  28
Date     :  07/04/2013
Offense  :  MOVING TRAFFIC VIOL – RECKLESS DRIVING 1ST OFF
Bond     :  2000
Agency   :  BCSO

Name     :  HILDY BERK SCHEELE
Address  :  758 TRIANGLE DR GRACEVILLE FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  F
Age      :  55
Date     :  07/04/2013
Offense  :  OUT-OF-COUNTY WARRANT- FTA- PETIT THEFT
Bond     :  Hold With Out
Agency   :  PCPD

Name     :  RICHARD ARTHUR 111 ROWE
Address  :  6011 HUNT CLUB CIRCLE PANAMA CITY BEACH FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  22
Date     :  07/04/2013
Offense  :  DOM:BATTERY – TOUCH OR STRIKE
Bond     :  2500
Agency   :  PCBPD

Name     :  WILLIE KACHENO CLEVELAND
Address  :  715 E. 10TH STREET PANAMA CITY FL
Race     :  B
Sex      :  M
Age      :  31
Date     :  07/04/2013
Offense  :  BURGL – UNOCCUPIED CONVEYANCE UNARMED
Bond     :  15000
Agency   :  PCPD

Name     :  PHABIAN MARQUI RHOE
Address  :  205 EMERALD COAST CLUB BLVD PANAMA CITY FL
Race     :  H
Sex      :  M
Age      :  21
Date     :  07/04/2013
Offense  :  DOM:BATTERY – TOUCH OR STRIKE
Bond     :  5000
Agency   :  BCSO

Name     :  GERALD MARTIN GONZALES
Address  :  3116 A BAYOU ROAD ST. BERNARD LA
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  44
Date     :  07/04/2013
Offense  :  TRAFFIC OFFENSE – DUI ALCOHOL OR DRUGS 1ST OFF
Bond     :  1000
Agency   :  PCBPD

Name     :  SHAYNA ANN HAMMACK
Address  :  4704 CLIFTONS PLACE VERNON FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  F
Age      :  26
Date     :  07/04/2013
Offense  :  VOP: RETAIL THEFT
Bond     :  5000
Agency   :  BCSO

Name     :  VICTOR EMANUEL PRYOR
Address  :  17462 FRONT BEACH ROAD PANAMA CITY BEACH FL
Race     :  B
Sex      :  M
Age      :  46
Date     :  07/04/2013
Offense  :  MARIJUANA-POSSESS – NOT MORE THAN 20 GRAMS
Bond     :  5000
Agency   :  BCSO
Offense  :  FTPF: POSS OF C/S < 20 MARIJ,POSS OF PARAPHERNALIA
Bond     :  450
Agency   :  BCSO

Name     :  VANESSA RAE BESETT
Address  :  300 CABANA BLVD PANAMA CITY BEACH FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  F
Age      :  25
Date     :  07/04/2013
Offense  :  CRUELTY TOWARD CHILD – ABUSE WITHOUT GREAT HARM
Bond     :
Agency   :  BCSO
Offense  :  RESIST OFFICER – OBSTRUCT WO VIOLENCE
Bond     :
Agency   :  BCSO

Name     :  SHERYL JEAN ENGLISH
Address  :  4438 COUNTRY LAKE DRIVE PANAMA CITY FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  F
Age      :  21
Date     :  07/04/2013
Offense  :  DOM:BATTERY – TOUCH OR STRIKE
Bond     :  Hold With Out
Agency   :  BCSO

Name     :  JAMES DAVID WALDROP
Address  :  2175 FRANKFORD AVE. PANAMA CITY FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  42
Date     :  07/04/2013
Offense  :  FFJ:RECIEVING STOLEN PROPERTY
Bond     :  Hold With Out
Agency   :  PCPD

Name     :  DANA LYNN EPPS
Address  :   HOMELESS/VAGRANT PANAMA CITY FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  F
Age      :  34
Date     :  07/04/2013
Offense  :  TRESPASSING – STRUCTURE OR CONVEYANCE
Bond     :  1500
Agency   :  PCPD

Name     :  LARRY  KEY
Address  :   TRANSIET PANAMA CITY FL
Race     :  B
Sex      :  M
Age      :  47
Date     :  07/04/2013
Offense  :  LARC – PETIT 1ST OFF
Bond     :  5000
Agency   :  LHPD

Name     :  CANDY ALIWISH GOODWIN
Address  :  2023 DORTHY AVE. PANAMA CITY BEACH FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  F
Age      :  46
Date     :  07/04/2013
Offense  :  KNOWINGLY DRIVE WHILE LIC SUSPENDED REVOKED
Bond     :  1500
Agency   :  BCSO
Offense  :  DRUGS-POSSESS – POSS METH W INTENT TO SELL MANUFACTURE DELIVER
Bond     :  5000
Agency   :  BCSO
Offense  :  DRUGS-POSSESS – CNTRL SUB WO PRESCRIPTION
Bond     :  5000
Agency   :  BCSO
Offense  :  MARIJUANA-POSSESS – NOT MORE THAN 20 GRAMS
Bond     :  2500
Agency   :  BCSO

Name     :  JERRY LEE HANSON
Address  :  3504 LANE RD. PANAMA CITY FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  51
Date     :  07/04/2013
Offense  :  TRAFFIC OFFENSE – DUI ALCOHOL OR DRUGS 1ST OFF
Bond     :  15000
Agency   :  PCPD
Offense  :  FTA:RETAIL THEFT
Bond     :  2500
Agency   :  PCPD

Name     :  KENNETH DONALD NEWMAN
Address  :  100 LEROY SAPP RD DOUGLAS GA
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  47
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  DOM:BATTERY – TOUCH OR STRIKE
Bond     :
Agency   :  PCPD
Offense  :  FTPF: DWLSR
Bond     :
Agency   :  PCPD

Name     :  MATTHEW NOLAN JAMES
Address  :  1127 BECK AVE. PANAMA CITY FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  21
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  KNOWINGLY DRIVE WHILE LIC SUSPENDED REVOKED
Bond     :  2500
Agency   :  BCSO

Name     :  SARAH ANN YOUNG
Address  :  5808 E. HWY 98 PANAMA CITY FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  F
Age      :  25
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  RESIST OFFICER – OBSTRUCT WO VIOLENCE
Bond     :  1500
Agency   :  PPD
Offense  :  DISORD CONDUCT
Bond     :  1000
Agency   :  PPD

Name     :  JEFFREY BRENDAN POPE
Address  :  237 RICHTOWN ROAD WEST BLOCTON AL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  30
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  TRAFFIC OFFENSE – DUI ALCOHOL OR DRUGS 1ST OFF
Bond     :  250
Agency   :  PCBPD

Name     :  MICHAEL JAMES-BORTON HODGE
Address  :  21044 LOGAN DR. LAKEVIEW AL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  27
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  TRAFFIC OFFENSE – DUI ALCOHOL OR DRUGS 1ST OFF
Bond     :  250
Agency   :  PCBPD

Name     :  JEREMY WAYNE SMITH
Address  :  2102 BLAKE CIRCLE PHENIX CITY AL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  20
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  NARCOTIC EQUIP-POSSESS – AND OR USE
Bond     :  500
Agency   :  BCSO
Offense  :  MARIJUANA-POSSESS – NOT MORE THAN 20 GRAMS
Bond     :  2500
Agency   :  BCSO
Offense  :  RESIST OFFICER – OBSTRUCT WO VIOLENCE
Bond     :  1000
Agency   :  BCSO
Offense  :  KNOWINGLY DRIVE WHILE LIC SUSPENDED REVOKED
Bond     :  1000
Agency   :  FHP
Offense  :  RESIST OFFICER – FLEE ELUDE LEO WITH LIGHTS SIREN ACTIVE
Bond     :  3000
Agency   :  BCSO

Name     :  ALISHA MARIE STAINBACK
Address  :  125 PARK PLACE PANAMA CITY BEACH FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  F
Age      :  22
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  DRUGS-POSSESS – CNTRL SUB WO PRESCRIPTION
Bond     :  2500
Agency   :  PCBPD

Name     :  JACQUELYN MARIE HINKEFENT
Address  :  2516 26 STREET WEST BRADENTON FL
Race     :  H
Sex      :  F
Age      :  19
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  MARIJUANA-POSSESS – NOT MORE THAN 20 GRAMS
Bond     :  2000
Agency   :  MBPD
Offense  :  NARCOTIC EQUIP-POSSESS – AND OR USE
Bond     :  500
Agency   :  MBPD
Offense  :  DRUGS-POSSESS – POSS METH W INTENT TO SELL MANUFACTURE DELIVER
Bond     :  7500
Agency   :  MBPD

Name     :  CRAIG BRYANT MATHIS
Address  :  133 CARTER CIRCLE WARNER ROBBINS GA
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  23
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  MARIJUANA-POSSESS – NOT MORE THAN 20 GRAMS
Bond     :  2500
Agency   :  MBPD
Offense  :  NARCOTIC EQUIP-POSSESS – AND OR USE
Bond     :  500
Agency   :  MBPD
Offense  :  DRUGS-POSSESS – POSS METH W INTENT TO SELL MANUFACTURE DELIVER
Bond     :  7500
Agency   :  MBPD

Name     :  GERALD JEROME MINNICK
Address  :  6803 ADIER ROAD ABBEVILLE LA
Race     :  B
Sex      :  M
Age      :  21
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  HIT AND RUN – LEAVE SCENE OF CRASH INVOLVE DAMAGE TO PROP
Bond     :  3000
Agency   :  PCBPD

Name     :  SHANTERIA LAKAYE BROWN
Address  :  4495 SHELFER ROAD TALLAHASSEE FL
Race     :  B
Sex      :  F
Age      :  27
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  NONMOVING TRAFFIC VIOL – DRIVE WHILE LIC SUSP 1ST OFF
Bond     :  1000
Agency   :  PCPD

Name     :  BREYONTAE MARQUIS CARLEY
Address  :  1316 26TH ST CTE PALMETTO FL
Race     :  B
Sex      :  M
Age      :  24
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  VOP:AGG ASSALT INTENT COMMIT FELON
Bond     :
Agency   :  BCSO

Name     :  LESLIE ALPHONZO BROWN
Address  :  122 N. GAYLE AVE PANAMA CITY FL
Race     :  B
Sex      :  M
Age      :  55
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  COCAINE-POSSESS – POSSESS COCAINE
Bond     :  10000
Agency   :  PCPD
Offense  :  DRUGS-POSSESS – CNTRL SUB WO PRESCRIPTION
Bond     :  5000
Agency   :  PCPD
Offense  :  NARCOTIC EQUIP-POSSESS – AND OR USE
Bond     :  500
Agency   :  PCPD
Offense  :  KNOWINGLY DRIVE WHILE LIC SUSPENDED REVOKED
Bond     :  1500
Agency   :  PCPD

Name     :  JOSEPH PAUL GONZALEZ
Address  :  905 W. 26TH ST PANAMA CITY FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  26
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  VOP:DWLSR FELONY
Bond     :  Hold With Out
Agency   :  PCPD

Name     :  MARGARET ANN LASSITER
Address  :  2500 NORTH BONITA AVE PANAMA CITY FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  F
Age      :  38
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  FTPF:DWLSR-KNOWINGLY
Bond     :  550
Agency   :  BCSO

Name     :  AMANDA LYNN CORBIN
Address  :  2636 N. BONITA AVE PANAMA CITY FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  F
Age      :  24
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  FTPF:DWLSR
Bond     :  450
Agency   :  BCSO

Name     :  ROYCE BEN LISENBY
Address  :  6321 LENAWEE DR PANAMA CITY FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  42
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  CHILD SUPPORT
Bond     :
Agency   :  PCBPD

Name     :  RICHARD LYLE HANSEN
Address  :   TRANSIENT/HOMELESS PANAMA CITY FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  41
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  DISORDERLY INTOX – DISORDER INTOX PUBLIC PLACE CAUSE DISTURBANCE
Bond     :  10000
Agency   :  PCPD

Name     :  MICHAEL ROMAN PEREZ
Address  :  609 ALLEN AVE PANAMA CITY FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  50
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  VOP:DWLSR
Bond     :  5000
Agency   :  PCPD

Name     :  KANEISHA QUNSHA SYMONETTE
Address  :  3781 JACKSON BLVD FT. LAUDERDALE FL
Race     :  B
Sex      :  F
Age      :  27
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  HOUSED FOR GULF CO:VOP:CONSP.TO INTRO CONTRABAND/POSS MARIJ L/T
Bond     :  Hold With Out
Agency   :  BCSO

Name     :  CLINT LAMBERT LONG
Address  :  1639 DAVIES ST OWENSBORO KY
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  40
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  LARC – PETIT 1ST OFF
Bond     :  4000
Agency   :  LHPD
Offense  :  CRIMES AGAINST PERSON – RESIST PROP RECOVERY RETAIL MERCHANT OR F
Bond     :  2000
Agency   :  LHPD
Offense  :  RESIST OFFICER – OBSTRUCT WO VIOLENCE
Bond     :  2000
Agency   :  LHPD

Name     :  KELLY DEE PRATER
Address  :  800 SAINT LOUIS MOBILE AL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  F
Age      :  45
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  LARC – PETIT 1ST OFF
Bond     :  3500
Agency   :  PCBPD

Name     :  KIRK LENARD HOWARD
Address  :  3706 WEST 21ST PL PANAMA CITY FL
Race     :  B
Sex      :  M
Age      :  20
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  VOP- POSS C/S X 2
Bond     :  Hold With Out
Agency   :  PCPD

Name     :  ARMANDO ABRAHAM HERNANDEZ
Address  :  7832 PETUNIA DRIVE GAUTIER MS
Race     :  H
Sex      :  M
Age      :  18
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  KNOWINGLY DRIVE WHILE LIC SUSPENDED REVOKED
Bond     :  1500
Agency   :  PCBPD

Name     :  HAKEEM JAMAL RICHARDSON
Address  :  3773 RIVERIA RD MONTGOMERY AL
Race     :  B
Sex      :  M
Age      :  23
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPON – FIREARM
Bond     :  5000
Agency   :  PCBPD
Offense  :  NONMOVING TRAFFIC VIOL – OPERATE MOTOR VEHICLE WO VALID LICENSE
Bond     :  500
Agency   :  PCBPD

Name     :  KRISTI LYNETTE HILL
Address  :  1 EAGERTON ROAD MONTGOMERY AL
Race     :  B
Sex      :  F
Age      :  25
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  LARC – PETIT 1ST OFF
Bond     :  500
Agency   :  PCBPD

Name     :  CARLOS MANUAL PAGAN
Address  :  2175 FRANKFORD AVE PANAMA CITY FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  20
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  NARCOTIC EQUIP-POSSESS – AND OR USE
Bond     :  500
Agency   :  PCPD
Offense  :  TRAFFIC OFFENSE – DUI ALCOHOL OR DRUGS 1ST OFF
Bond     :  2000
Agency   :  PCPD

Name     :  CRAIG RAY JR WHIDDON
Address  :  957 23RD AVE APPALACHACOLA FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  26
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  USM WEEKENDER
Bond     :
Agency   :  BCSO

Name     :  SCOTT WILLIAM CLARK
Address  :  6215 AZALEA AVE. PANAMA CITY BAECH FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  46
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  VOP: DWLSR, EXPIRED DL
Bond     :  7500
Agency   :  BCSO
Offense  :  BURGL – UNOCCUPIED STRUCTURE UNARMED
Bond     :  3000
Agency   :  PCBPD
Offense  :  LARC – THEFT IS 300 OR MORE BUT LESS THAN 5000 DOLS
Bond     :  3000
Agency   :  PCBPD

Name     :  GLEN ALAN BRADSHAW
Address  :  528 E. 6TH ST PANAMA CITY FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  56
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  CO:PAROLE VIOLATION
Bond     :
Agency   :  PCPD

Name     :  JAMES LAVON LEE
Address  :  1006 E. 9TH CT PANAMA CITY FL
Race     :  B
Sex      :  M
Age      :  53
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  TRAFFIC OFFENSE – DUI ALCOHOL OR DRUGS 1ST OFF
Bond     :
Agency   :  PCPD

Name     :  MICHAEL RODGER SNELGROVE
Address  :  5426 NO NAME RD. YOUNGSTOWN FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  40
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  DOM:BATTERY – TOUCH OR STRIKE
Bond     :  1500
Agency   :  BCSO

Name     :  ROBERT KENNETH VAUGHN
Address  :  3817 CEDAR BROOKE PL BALTIMORE MD
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  23
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  OBSTRUCT CRIMINAL INVEST – FALSE INFO TO LEO RE MISSING PERSON OR
Bond     :  1000
Agency   :  BCSO
Offense  :  FFJ: MILITARY DESERTION
Bond     :  Hold With Out
Agency   :  BCSO

Name     :  DALLAS MICHAEL BOYD
Address  :  2154 W. 15TH ST PANAMA CITY FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  39
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  DISORD CONDUCT
Bond     :  3000
Agency   :  PCPD

Name     :  TOMISHA RENELL SMITH
Address  :  5426 NO NAME ROAD YOUNGSTOWN FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  F
Age      :  34
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  FTPF: LEAVE SCENE OF ACCIDENT INVOLVE DAMAGE TO PROP
Bond     :  75
Agency   :  BCSO

Name     :  JOHNNY DELANO HART
Address  :   TRANSIENT
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  53
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  MAKING FALSE REPORT – KNOWINGLY GIVE FALSE INFO TO LEO ALLGD CRIM
Bond     :  1500
Agency   :  PCPD
Offense  :  FTPF: BATTERY
Bond     :  800
Agency   :  PCPD
Offense  :  ISW: VOP: BATTERY
Bond     :  4000
Agency   :  BCSO

Name     :  TAQUAWN RODRIQUE POLLARD
Address  :  1032 JENKS AVE PANAMA CITY FL
Race     :  B
Sex      :  M
Age      :  39
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  FRAUD-IMPERSON – FALSE ID GIVEN TO LEO
Bond     :  500
Agency   :  PCPD
Offense  :  NARCOTIC EQUIP-POSSESS – AND OR USE
Bond     :  500
Agency   :  PCPD
Offense  :  COCAINE-POSSESS – POSSESS COCAINE
Bond     :  5000
Agency   :  PCPD

Name     :  JEREMY JAMES HERSCHEL JONES
Address  :  2109 BENT OAK CT PANAMA CITY BEACH FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  24
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  LARC – THEFT IS 300 OR MORE BUT LESS THAN 5000 DOLS
Bond     :  3000
Agency   :  PCBPD
Offense  :  LARC – THEFT IS 300 OR MORE BUT LESS THAN 5000 DOLS
Bond     :  3000
Agency   :  PCBPD
Offense  :  RESIST OFFICER – WITH VIOLENCE
Bond     :  500
Agency   :  PCBPD
Offense  :  DRUGS-POSSESS – POSS METH W INTENT TO SELL MANUFACTURE DELIVER
Bond     :  10000
Agency   :  PCBPD
Offense  :  DRUGS-POSSESS – CNTRL SUB WO PRESCRIPTION
Bond     :  5000
Agency   :  PCBPD
Offense  :  NARCOTIC EQUIP-POSSESS – AND OR USE
Bond     :  1000
Agency   :  PCBPD
Offense  :  LARC – THEFT IS 300 OR MORE BUT LESS THAN 5000 DOLS
Bond     :  5000
Agency   :  OTHER
Offense  :  STOLEN PROP-DEAL IN
Bond     :  100
Agency   :  OTHER
Offense  :  KNOWINGLY DRIVE WHILE LIC SUSPENDED REVOKED
Bond     :  1000
Agency   :  OTHER

Name     :  CARL NORMAN NANCE
Address  :  21317 DOLPHIN AVE PANAMA CITY BEACH FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  46
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  FTPF: EXPIRE DL (MORE THAN 6 MONTHS)
Bond     :  350
Agency   :  BCSO

Name     :  JOSEPH RUSSELL SCHMITT
Address  :  2341 LEISURE LAKES DR CHIPLEY FL
Race     :  W
Sex      :  M
Age      :  46
Date     :  07/05/2013
Offense  :  PUBLIC ORDER CRIMES – MISUSE 911 OR E911 SYSTEM
Bond     :  1000
Agency   :  BCSO

THE NATL WEATHER SVC IN TALLAHASSEE HAS ISSUED A FLOOD WARNING FOR THE FOLLOWING RIVERS IN FL.

Sat, Jul 6, 2013, 12:54 PM CDT

THE FLOOD WARNING CONTINUES FOR THE CHOCTAWHATCHEE RIVER NEAR BRUCE (SR 20). * UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE… OR UNTIL THE WARNING IS CANCELLED. * AT 1:00 PM SATURDAY THE STAGE WAS 16.2 FEET. * MODERATE FLOODING IS OCCURRING AND MAJOR FLOODING IS FORECAST. * FLOOD STAGE IS 13.0 FEET. * FORECAST… THE RIVER WILL CONTINUE RISING TO NEAR 17.0 FEET BY AS EARLY AS TONIGHT. * IMPACT… AT 16.5 FEET… MAJOR FLOODING OCCURS ALONG THE EAST AND WEST BANKS OF THE CHOCTAHATCHEE RIVER FROM NEAR THE CONFLUENCE WITH HOLMES CREEK TO THE GULF OF MEXICO AFFECTING MANY HOMES AND FISHING CAMPS.

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… THE FLOOD WARNING CONTINUES FOR THE FOLLOWING RIVERS IN FLORIDA… CHOCTAWHATCHEE RIVER NEAR BRUCE (SR 20) AFFECTING WALTON COUNTY

PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS…

ALL PERSONS WITH INTEREST ALONG THE RIVER SHOULD MONITOR THE LATEST FORECASTS… AND BE PREPARED TO TAKE NECESSARY PRECAUTIONS TO PROTECT LIFE AND PROPERTY. DO NOT DRIVE CARS THROUGH FLOODED AREAS.

South Walton damaged roads. Confirmed.

Report area-

1.)   S Wall St, the beach access #3. Caller advised the RD has washed away approx. 15×4. The sand is also washing away. Public works has been notified. Tape has been knocked down and people are walking around on the dunes.

2.)   Wood Beach Dr. advised water from the wetlands is approx. 15ft from her house.

3.)   Quincy Circle on the West side is approx. a foot under water. South Walton Fire Dept. advised this road is clear at this time.

4.)   South Walton Lakeshore DR. Approx. 4-6 inches of water in front of the Beach Front Trail. The road is passable. There is standing water between E. Park Place and Hwy 98 E.

5.)   North Walton Lakeshore has standing water.

6.)   Pine St. the road is under approximately 18inches of water. Called in by citizen.

7.)   West Park Place Dr at Inlet Beach has approximately 2 inches of water over it for 100 feet, county has placed barricades.

8.)   Old Ferry Rd (Dirt Rd section) may be passable by truck but by car can only make it to first house, has a lot of flowing water.

9.)   395 at Watercolor Crossing has water in the North bound lanes

10.)Wayside Park has cement slab missing, cones are out.

11.)112 Sea Croft Dr is underwater in both directions leaving home per homeowner.

12.)Apostles Way still has some large washout areas, some are deep. Passable by truck only.

13.)Intersection of Denny Dr. and Bella Blvd has a large sinkhole going up under the roadway. This is located inside the Peach Creek Neighborhood. If large or heavy truck passes it may collapse roadway.

North Walton damaged roads, Deputy confirmed.

1.)   Morrison Springs  has water covering the park  up to 15 ft. from main park including the walkway, water is up to the bottom of bridges leading to the boat ramp, at the boat ramp the water is 5 ft. from the parking lot.

2.)   Nancy Darby is not passable, the road is under water. Around the 1000 Block of Nancy Darby about 15-25 ft. of roadway is washed out. Water is about 2-3’ deep. At 5:52, barricades present. A ditch 4 ft. deep and 10-15 ft. wide is all the way across the road. Road is closed.

3.)   At River Rd and McCaskill Rd., the water is 18- 24inches deep a mile from the river. No homes are affected at this time; however, cannot travel all the way to the boat ramp.

4.)   Cedar Log Lake Road is passable all the way to the new boat ramp. Water is out of the banks and up to the houses.

5.)   Berrian Lake Road is passable all the way to the old boat ramp. However, there is standing water in several yards in the area. Chelco has cut power for Berrian Lake Rd. Water is coming over the landing 150-200 yards from the landing. River is out of banks at camp house.

6.)   Coon Bottom Rd is cutting off fairly bad going into Holmes County. Holmes County has been contacted.

7.)   Crooked Creek Rd washed out right past 183, not passable.

8.)   Indian Creek Ranch Rd Bridge is closed; however, Indian Creek Ranch Rd. is open.

9.)   Mckinnon Bridge is out per road foreman; however, McKinnon Bridge Rd is open.

10.)Pervy Campbell at Knox Hill Rd has large washed out area that has gotten worse since yesterday; however, it is passable.

11.)606-735 Mill Creek Dr. is washed out and not passable.

12.)475 Donna Lane is washed out and impassable.

13.)On Brookside, cannot turn onto West Jonquil, road is washed out and impassable.

14.)The parking lot of the park at Old Creek Rd is flooded.

15.)Sandy Creek Landing Rd. is under water.

16.)On River Rd, the 1^st bridge has water just at the bottom of the bridge.

Freeport damaged roads, Deputy confirmed.

1.)   Dead River RD is closed; water is across it just past the pond.

2.)   River Rd is closed.

3.)   Layfette Creek water is approx. a foot from the bottom of the bridge.

4.)   Joe Dugger road is not passable and is washed out in several areas.

5.)   Jones Rd, next to Alaqua Cove Rd, is completely under water.

6.)   Alaqua Cove Rd is completely under water.

7.)    331 Business and State Hwy 20 has standing water.

8.)   Goodwin Creek Rd almost washed away per homeowner, is private road, notified road department and they advised they may be able to offer assistance from roadway to culvert.

9.)   12097, 12099, and 12097 State Highway 81 private drive way is washed away, Deputy confirmed. Homeowners cannot leave residence at this time! If entry needs to be made, a 4×4 truck will be needed.

10.)Most of Enchanted Estates has 3-4 inches of standing water.

11.)Big Cedar Rd has water coming over the road all the way to the park.

12.)On Choctawhatchee Rd, water is over the bridge.

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