BREAKING NEWS: Boater Pulled from St. Andrew Bay; Second Man Missing
According to Petty Officer Jeremy Suber of the Coast Guard Station Panama City, 44-year-old Tim Miller and another man were aboard a boat near Bird Island when it capsized around 3 a.m.
BREAKING NEWS: Judge Albritton Resigns Citing Medical Reasons
Circuit court Judge Richard Albritton has announced his resignation, according to a letter he sent to Governor Charlie Crist’s office on March 9th.
Boater Pulled from St. Andrew Bay; Second Man Missing
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Mail Carriers Arrested for Stealing Mail on Their Routes
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The State Fire Marshall is looking for teenagers that may be responsible for starting house fire on Panama City Beach.
The fire started around 3:30 Tuesday afternoon in a double wide mobile home on Water Oaks Circle. Firefighters say the fire spewed out the windows, roof and rolled under the floor. It took crews 15 minutes to get it under control.
Neighbor Derrick Bohn made the 911 call. He says the home has been vacant for six weeks and was being foreclosed on. Bohn says teens typically sneak into the empty building to smoke cigarettes. He saw teens running from the home when it caught fire.
The State Fire Marshall’s Office is still investigating the cause of the fire. Investigators found a blue and red Spider-man shirt in the backyard from the home. They received reports that an adolescent leaving the house was wearing a blue shirt. If you have any information in this case you’re asked to call local your Law Enforcement.
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