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How a UNF student got drunk with police

Jordan Fuqua | Dec 19, 2016

Getting paid to drink free alcohol on campus? Sounds like a dream right? It kind of was. On Thursday, Dec. 15, a police organization hosted a class on campus to teach police officers the effects alcohol...

Former student found guilty after 2013 crash killed another student

Cassidy Alexander | Sep 22, 2016

A former UNF student was found guilty as charged of driving under the influence-manslaughter, and two counts of driving under the influence with injury Tuesday, after the death of another student in a...

Police Beat: student found passed out in car while still in drive

Robert Curtis | Nov 24, 2014

The following information is according to reports from the UNF Police Department.

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Three officers detain combative driver for DUI

Rebecca Rodriguez | Feb 7, 2014

Three officers detain and arrest Lawrence Carlton Sibley II for DUI.

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New Years crash driver attends pretrial hearing

Danae Leake | Jan 28, 2014

UNF student Sean Frederik Franke, 21, went to court for his pretrial hearing. He faces charges of DUI manslaughter for his involvement in Dara Kusiv’s death as well as two counts of DUI serious bodily injury for the two others in the car.

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June 1 DUI Police Beat

Gordon Rhyne | Jun 10, 2013

June 1 DUI (Garage 44): A UPD officer responded to a car accident in front of the Fine Arts Garage. Upon arriving at the scene, the officer found both passengers sitting on the sidewalk. Both admitted...

Avoid the DUI; Drink just don’t drive

Spinnaker | Dec 31, 2010

Numbers you need to know.

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Professional surfer Hangs Ten with surf club, premieres film in Neptune Beach

Spinnaker | Oct 19, 2010

Innovative pro-surfer screens his film in Jacksonville, swapping secrets with the UNF surf team.

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Good Samaritan actions shouldn’t be punished

Spinnaker | Sep 16, 2009

How far would you go to keep one of your friends from driving home drunk? Would you fight him or her? Would you call the police? What about locking them in the closet? Shawne Merriman made a decision...