- December 20, 2024
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Family troubles
7:21 p.m. — Slogan Court, Palm Coast
Obstruct without violence. A 30-year-old Palm Coast man was arrested after his mother called Sheriff’s Office deputies on him for playing loud music.
The woman told two Sheriff’s Office deputies that she had repeatedly told her son to turn down the volume of his music. He did at first, she said, but then immediately turned the volume back up after she left the room, according to an arrest report.
She said she yelled at him to turn it down again, and he began calling her “derogatory names” so she called 911. Though nothing physical happened, she told deputies he had “in recent past” threatened to hurt others with an empty glass vodka bottle he had in his room.
She asked the two deputies to check out her son’s room, the report said. The deputies went to do so, but the son, who had been outside talking another deputy refused to stay outside and tried to go back into his bedroom.
Because he wouldn’t stay out of the home or the room, deputies had to place the 30-year-old under arrest and in the back of a Sheriff’s Office vehicle, where the man threw up over the seat and on the ground outside. Deputies found the empty vodka bottle and eight hard lemonades cans in the man’s room.
Search and seizure
5:59 p.m. — South State Street and Hibiscus Avenue, Flagler County
Fentanyl possession. A Bunnell man was arrested for drug possession after he volunteer to be searched.
Two Sheriff’s Office deputies were driving north on Highway U.S. 1 in the left lane when he came up behind a car, according to his arrest report. The deputy pulled the car over because, despite the deputy approaching behind him “at a higher rate of speed,” the car stayed in the left lane.
As one deputy spoke to the driver about the traffic violation, another spoke to the passenger, who he knew was a former criminal. The Bunnell man said he’d turned his life around and consented to having his person search when the deputy asked, the report said.
As he was emptying his pockets, the deputy saw a plastic container with white powder that turned out to be fentanyl. The man was placed under arrest for drug possession.
