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Thanksgiving dinner at Clara White Mission honors Jordan Davis, longtime chef at nonprofit
Read full article: Thanksgiving dinner at Clara White Mission honors Jordan Davis, longtime chef at nonprofitThe Clara White Mission teamed up Saturday with the father of Jordan Davis, a 17-year-old who was shot and killed 10 years ago outside a Southside gas station.
High-speed chase leads to arrest of Clay County man accused of sex crime
Read full article: High-speed chase leads to arrest of Clay County man accused of sex crimeJACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A 39-year-old man wanted on a list of charges in Clay County is in custody following a high-speed chase that stretched from Florida into Georgia. Police tried unsuccessfully to halt the vehicle using a PIT maneuver on Lem Turner Road and then Smith hopped onto Interstate 95 North. AdIt wasn’t until the fourth PIT maneuver attempt — this time on I-95 in Georgia — that the chase came to a stop. (UNCUT BODYCAM: High-speed chase leads to arrest of Clay County man accused of sex crime)A Camden County K9 in pursuit of Smith quickly brought him down and he was taken to the hospital for treatment. Jail logs show he’s wanted in Clay County on warrants charging him with lewd molestation, child custody interference and tampering with a GPS monitor.
Clay County fugitive accused of sex crimes set up fundraiser to help him flee the country
Read full article: Clay County fugitive accused of sex crimes set up fundraiser to help him flee the countryCLAY COUNTY, Fla. – A fugitive who cut off his ankle monitor set up an online fundraiser to help him flee the country. Now the Clay County Sheriff’s Office is asking for help locating him. Keith Smith, 29, said he needs $2,000 because if he goes back to jail he believes he will die. It’s unclear if the website took it down or Smith removed it. If you see him, call the Clay County Sheriff’s Office.
The Latest: Lions activate Golladay from COVID-19 list
Read full article: The Latest: Lions activate Golladay from COVID-19 listThe Latest on the effects of the coronavirus outbreak on sports around the world:___The Detroit Lions have activated wide receiver Kenny Golladay from the reserve/COVID-19 list. The list was created for players who either test positive for COVID-19 or have been in close contact with an infected person. ___Louisville has paused workouts for mens and womens soccer, field hockey and volleyball after 29 members of those programs tested positive for COVID-19. Team members who have not tested positive or been identified through contract tracing may be permitted to return to on-campus workouts on Aug. 10. He is the second Browns guard to opt out, following Drew Forbes.
Gurley celebrates 26th birthday as Falcons' new lead back
Read full article: Gurley celebrates 26th birthday as Falcons' new lead backMonday was his first day on the Atlanta Falcons' practice fields, and he was upbeat about adjusting to new teammates, new coaches and his new playbook for the start of training camp. First of all, none of yall told me happy birthday yet, so Im kind of upset with you, Gurley said. Gurley was the 2017 Offensive Player of the Year, and his 58 rushing touchdowns since his 2015 debut lead the league. The Falcons are counting on Gurley to join quarterback Matt Ryan and wide receiver Julio Jones as the leaders of the offense. I feel like theyve been doing a pretty good job with that and today it started good, Gurley said.
Clay County Sheriff stirs conversation after video posted to social media
Read full article: Clay County Sheriff stirs conversation after video posted to social mediaCLAY COUNTY, Fla. Clay County Sheriff Darryl Daniels issued a warning to outside groups who may be thinking of bringing violent protests to the area. WATCH: The Clay County Sheriff's Office issued a warning to violent protesters. Posted by WJXT4 The Local Station / News4JAX on Wednesday, July 1, 2020If you threaten to come to Clay County and think for one second that well bend our backs for you. We dont want this to get out of hand, Smith said in a phone interview with News4Jax. We want people to know you have every right to protest, and we will protect that, but Clay County will not tolerate outside instigators.The original post of the video has more than 1,000 shares and hundreds of comments.