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Son of Judge Arrested in Jacksonville Beach

Son of Judge Arrested in Jacksonville Beach

The son of Chief Circuit Judge Donald Moran was arrested Tuesday in Jacksonville Beach on charges of resisting officers.

According to a police report from the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, 37-year-old Richard Moran was allegedly observed by officers driving at a high rate of speed. The report states the vehicle was clocked at 63 miles per hour in a 45 mile per hour zone.

When deputies made contact with Moran, Moran allegedly smiled and asked how fast he was going. Moran then stated, “Come on now. Give me a break. My dad is in law enforcement,” according to the report.

Upon further investigation Moran revealed he had a gun in the car, but was unsure of the gun's location. Moran was ordered out of the vehicle and apparently became uncooperative when deputies attempted a pat down.

Moran allegedly expressed expletives to the deputies and resisted.

Baptist Health Pharmacist Arrested for Diverting Hydrocodone

Baptist Health Pharmacist Arrested for Diverting Hydrocodone

JACKSONVILLE BEACH, Fla. -- A local pharmacist is in jail after an investigation at his hospital identified him as a suspect in a drug-diverting case.

According to the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office arrest report, 58-year-old Robert Niel Classon has been released from jail after posting $75,000 bond on a charge of trafficking in hydrocodone.

Jax Beach Homeless Man Accused of Stalking Child

Jax Beach Homeless Man Accused of Stalking Child

 

A 32-year-old Jacksonville Beach man was taken into custody for aggravated stalking of a 13-year-old.

Armed Robbery Suspect Caught after Taking Wrong Car

JACKSONVILLE, BEACH, Fla. -- An armed robbery suspect was arrested in part because of what police said they believe he took to commit his crime.

According to the arrest report from the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, at about 2:45 a.m. Wednesday, someone walked into the Kangaroo station at Beach Boulevard and 10th Street demanding cash.

The employees told police the suspect had a hand in the pocket of his hoodie, making it appear he was armed.

The suspect reportedly told them to not "be a hero," because he was only after cash.

As he left the store, one of the employees followed him and watched him get into a white vehicle that was parked behind the store.

Just after noon the same day, police spoke with a woman who said she was the suspect's girlfriend.

She told an officer that her boyfriend, 33-year-old Ryan Douglas Harrover, told her he had robbed a gas station, and that he had used her daughter's car to get to and from the scene.