A shooting occurred at The District on Kernan this morning leaving one person dead and two people in critical condition. The shooting is thought to be part of an armed robbery.
A man dies in hospital after being transported from UNF, items stolen from two campus visitors and UNFPD is called to Crossings to question a student's behavior.
Police Beat: a dress was stolen, 32 clothing items reported stolen, a skateboard was stolen and there was a verbal altercation after an incident of noisy sex.
A student driving a truck rear ended another car in the intersection near the Osprey Crossings and Herbert University Center on Sunday evening, April 12.
I’ve been working as Spinnaker’s police reporter since January, and if there’s one thing I’ve noticed, it’s that most of the “action” happens late at night on weekends. The hardcore journalist inside me wanted to be there for something crazy. At the same time, I would never want to see a fellow Osprey in danger. That said, I think I experienced the best of both worlds...
A student's car was keyed in Lot 18, another student's registration decal goes missing, a student had her tires slashed and yet another student's car was damaged.
For two games in a row, the Ospreys scored five runs in the bottom of the sixth. The Ospreys beat the Stags 6-3 and 7-4 on March 7 and then won 11-2 on March 8.
A faculty member told UNFPD a fire extinguisher had been sprayed throughout a classroom in Building 14A, a Physical Facilities employee found three broken metal patio chairs near Chick-Fil-A and a student was caught with marijuana and paraphernalia in the driver’s car March 3 around 12:05 a.m.
An unknown suspect threw two chairs from the second floor walkway of Building 14 onto the first floor March 1, and a UNFPD officer didn’t file any criminal charges against a student in possession of marijuana and paraphernalia because the student was cooperative.
The UNF women's basketball team's 32-point loss to Stetson Saturday afternoon in the regular season finale summed up the year for the Ospreys. Stetson (22-6, 11-3) beat UNF (11-18, 2-12) at the Edmunds Center in DeLand, Fla. by a final score of 77-45.
A money clip, a surfboard, and a skateboard were stolen from UNF students' cars. Someone scratched "F--- you" in the door of a UNF employee's car while a UNF student had their laptop stolen from Building 50.
A UNF student had his Osprey 1Card, driver’s license and debit card stolen after he left them in a locker at the Student Wellness Center, two 18-year-olds and two 17-year-olds were caught with marijuana and paraphernalia on Feb. 21. and a 22-year-old non-UNF student received a Notice To Appear for possession of less than 20 grams of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia on Feb. 22.
A camera and lens were stolen from Building 45 on Feb. 6 during 12:30 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. On Feb. 17, a wallet was stolen from a student's backpack in Building 9. Patrol efforts on both cases have been suspended.
UNF's men's baseball defeated The Citadel 16-9 on Feb. 18. Designated hitter Bubba Olivera scored what would end up being the game-winning run when a failed pickoff attempt from The Citadel led to an error, allowing Olivera to cross home plate.
A body was discovered on the beach near Guana Tolomato Matanzas National Estuarine Research Reserve. St. Johns Sheriff's Office positively identified the found body as Garth Sangree.
Two UNF students were caught with marijuana in the Osprey Fountains while a 15 year old's iPad was stolen at the skate park. Finally, a UNF student was caught with marijuana, hydrocodone, alcohol and a large amount of drug paraphernalia.
The UNF softball team lost for the first time this season in game three of the home tournament to Virginia Tech, 4-7. They also lost game four to Jacksonville State University, 5-6.
UNFPD discovers marijuana in a student's car when an officer pulled the student over for a defective exhaust on his car. Meanwhile, a ring, a wallet and a ladder went missing on campus.
The UNF Softball team went 5-0 at the Troy Invitational in Troy, Ala. UNF’s Stacy McClelland stood out enough for her to win the A-Sun Player of the Week award.
The Atlantic Sun Conference chose UNF senior Joey Petronio as the Men's Golf Player of the Week due to his outstanding performance at the Sea Best Invitational at TPC Sawgrass.
Osprey Productions announced the supporting acts will be Sidereal, Radical Something, Split Tone, The Band Be Easy, Weekend Atlas, Fjord Explorer, Fort Stories, Charles Adderley and Summer Goodman.
The UNF men's golf team finished the Sea Best Invitational at TPC Sawgrass in fourth place out of 15 teams. Sophomore Osten Waite shot a team-best 71 in the third round.
The Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation gave UNFPD a grant with which to buy life saving equipment such as automated external defibrillators (AEDs), an AED trainer, a pads adapter and wall unit as well as a data cable.
Chets Creek Church is planning a memorial service honoring Garth Sangree. The service will be a “celebration of Garth’s life,” according to Mark Smith.
On student reported that a sexual partner's boyfriend threatened him. The suspect said that his girlfriend said she was raped by the victim. The victim said the sexual encounter was consensual.
Two female students discovered a male student asleep in their dorm. Neither student knew the man so they called the police. The police officers roused the man and he resisted arrest. They tased the man and charged him with resisting arrest without violence to his or her person, trespassing in an unoccupied structure or conveyance and disorderly intoxication--endangering property/others.
One student reported concrete dust and chips were found on his car after he parked in a garage. Two students were found marijuana paraphernalia at the Osprey Fountains.
Three students reported unwanted sexual advances made by another student. All three witnesses reporter being in an uncomfortable situation with the subject.
A National Transportation Safety Board report attributed the cause of Tess Huber's fatal plane crash to a loss of spatial awareness by the pilot and the pilot's lack of instrument proficiency.
