Palm Bay Magnet High School proudly announces that its Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (MCJROTC) Air Rifle Team has completed a historic championship season by capturing two national titles: the 2026 MCJROTC National Air Rifle Championship and the 2026 JROTC All-Service National Air Rifle Championship.

BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA – Palm Bay Magnet High School proudly announces that its Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (MCJROTC) Air Rifle Team has completed a historic championship season by capturing two national titles: the 2026 MCJROTC National Air Rifle Championship and the 2026 JROTC All-Service National Air Rifle Championship.

The remarkable achievement places Palm Bay Magnet High School’s MCJROTC Air Rifle Team among the elite JROTC marksmanship programs in the nation.

The championship team includes: Emily Coombe, Bruce Costa, Misha Hamid, Lacy Pulkkinen and
Marielos Castaneda

The team is coached by SgtMaj Roy J. DeYoung, USMC (Ret), Senior Marine Instructor at Palm Bay Magnet High School.

After earning the 2026 MCJROTC National Air Rifle Championship, Palm Bay advanced to compete against the nation’s top JROTC air rifle programs representing the military services. The team continued its championship performance and captured the 2026 JROTC All-Service National Air Rifle Championship.

Winning both national championships in the same season represents an extraordinary accomplishment for the cadet athletes, their school and the Palm Bay community.

The championships are the culmination of countless hours of training, preparation and competition. Throughout the season, the Palm Bay cadet-athletes demonstrated the precision and technical skill required in competitive air rifle marksmanship while also displaying the discipline, perseverance, teamwork and mental toughness expected of Marine Corps JROTC cadets.

For DeYoung, the team’s championship season reflects a principle summarized by legendary football coach Vince Lombardi:

“The difference between a successful person and others is not a lack of strength, not a lack of knowledge, but a lack of will.” — Vince Lombardi

That message of determination has been reflected throughout the team’s journey. The cadets balanced academics, MCJROTC responsibilities and extensive training while continually challenging themselves to perform at a championship level.

“These young men and women earned this,” said SgtMaj Roy J. DeYoung, USMC (Ret). “Talent can get you started, but championships are won through discipline, preparation and the will to keep working when things become difficult. They believed in one another, trusted their training and refused to settle for anything less than their best. I could not be prouder of what they accomplished and, more importantly, the young leaders they have become.”

The accomplishments of Emily Coombe, Bruce Costa, Misha Hamid, Lacy Pulkkinen and Marielos Castaneda extend beyond scores and championship trophies. Their success represents the leadership, character, commitment and pursuit of excellence that are central to the Marine Corps JROTC program.

Their national titles are also a source of tremendous pride for Palm Bay Magnet High School, Brevard Public Schools and the Palm Bay community.

Palm Bay Magnet High School congratulates its MCJROTC Air Rifle Team on an extraordinary season and proudly recognizes them as:

2026 MCJROTC NATIONAL AIR RIFLE CHAMPIONS

2026 JROTC ALL-SERVICE NATIONAL AIR RIFLE CHAMPION

ABOUT PALM BAY MAGNET HIGH SCHOOL MCJROTC:

The Palm Bay Magnet High School Marine Corps JROTC program is dedicated to developing character, leadership, citizenship, personal responsibility and self-discipline in its cadets. Through academics, leadership development, community service, physical fitness, drill and competitive activities, the program prepares young men and women to become responsible citizens and leaders within their school and community.

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BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA – St. Francis Reflections Foundation will be honoring Veterans with Devotion, Admiration, Service, and Honor at the DASH in Life 5K to benefit the We Honor Veterans Program at St. Francis Reflections Lifestage Care on Saturday, November 7, 2026, on Merritt Island.

Directions

The 5k will begin at 7:30 a.m. and is open to all ages. It will be held at the beautiful Brevard Veterans Memorial Center on Merritt Island.

Register for the DASH in Life 5K at Reflectionslsc.org/dashinlife. Registration costs $30 for adults and $25 for participants ages 12 and younger, with race-day prices increasing to $35 and $30, respectively, while active-duty military members and veterans can use the coupon code VET2026 to receive a $5 discount.

•   Special Veteran Recognition and Pinning begins at 9:00 a.m.

•   Stroll of Hope & Healing begins at 9:30 a.m.

Following the race, awards will be presented, and a special pinning ceremony will be held to honor all Veterans in attendance.

The unique needs of those who served in the military are paramount to St. Francis Reflections, an organization dedicated to providing the highest quality end-of-life care.

“This special race is to honor those whose dash, the time between birth and death, included service to our nation. Their dash in life has overlapped ours, and we want to celebrate them,” said Shawn Bassham, Chief Philanthropy Officer with St. Francis Reflections Foundation.

“We want to ensure these Veterans feel the gratitude of our nation for their service.”

“As a Foundation Board member and marathon runner, I am excited and honored to direct this race! Our course is flat and scenic, and we will have lots of raffle prizes to give away to participants,” said Terry Ryan, Race Director.

The DASH-Home Challenge will support ongoing special projects for the care of Veterans, including palliative and hospice care, homeless Veteran housing, and homelessness prevention for at-risk Veteran families in Brevard County.

Volunteer opportunities are available at Reflectionslsc.org/DASHinlifeVolunteer.

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(NASA) –Peeking into the clean room at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) in Laurel, Maryland, it might be one of the first things you notice about NASA’s Dragonfly: the dozens of silver cables snaking around and through the structure of the in-progress, Titan-bound rotorcraft.

Collectively, these bundles of wires, cables, and connectors make up the spacecraft’s electrical harness. It’s Dragonfly’s nervous system, fitted to securely transmit power and data between the lander’s computers, actuators, sensors, scientific instruments, and battery.

“The harness doesn’t do anything by itself, but it is necessary for everything else to function,” said Jackie Perry, Dragonfly lander harness lead at APL, which is responsible for designing, building, and operating the rotorcraft for NASA. “It’s critical hardware that exists only to serve the rest of the lander. We can’t do anything without it.”

Perry’s small team of engineers and technicians reached a major milestone in July when it installed the harness on the flight fuselage. “Once the flight structure was delivered and the remote interface units and temperature sensors were installed, we were able to start laying the harness,” Perry said.

The wiring harness is typically one of the first components delivered to a spacecraft. Dragonfly passed its critical design review in 2022; fabrication began in late 2024 and finished about a year later. The wire is silver-coated copper, insulated in a heat-resistant, durable polymer coating and wrapped with aluminum, which is then attached to plastic and metal connectors. Dragonfly is scheduled to launch in summer 2028 and reach Saturn’s moon Titan in late 2034

Dragonfly’s operating environment on Titan poses some unique challenges. Because of the rotorcraft’s thermos bottle design – insulated to retain heat from its nuclear power source and stay warm in Titan’s extremely cold conditions – the harness had to be designed to route under a layer of thick foam insulation on the outside of the lander and accommodate the circulation of that warm air through the inside. The rotorcraft’s high power demands require both 4- and 8-gauge wire, Perry said, yet the harness has to be flexible enough to weave through a packed interior that includes the flight system and instrument boxes, as well as a nearly 300-pound battery.

The team will continue connecting the harness to science instruments and other flight components as they’re delivered to APL for integration and additional testing.

Titan target area lands name

The International Astronomical Union (IAU), the global body responsible for officially designating objects in space, has approved a name for the large dune field where Dragonfly will land on Titan: Ahmakiq Undae. The region consists of dunes and interdune areas to the south of Selk Crater, extending to the edge of a range of hills or mountains.

In the Mayan tradition, people appealed to the spirit Ahmakiq (pronounced “ah-mahk-eek”) to stop strong winds from damaging their crops. The name literally translates to the “one who locks up the wind,” and aligns with the IAU convention of naming dune fields – or undae, in Latin after gods and goddesses of wind. The Dragonfly team chose Ahmakiq from a list of IAU suggestions.

Once Dragonfly reaches Titan, the rotorcraft will conduct a 3.3 year primary mission, exploring diverse environments from organic dunes to deposits associated with an impact crater – Selk Crater – where liquid water and complex organic materials key to life once existed together. Scientific analysis indicates that the impact that formed Selk melted the icy bedrock, potentially creating a large temporary pool that could have remained liquid for hundreds to thousands of years under an insulating ice layer, like winter ponds on Earth.

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ABOVE LIVESTREAM: Most courts in Brevard County are fully accessible to citizens. The courtroom located inside the Brevard County Jail limits public access due to security concerns. To overcome these limitations, the Sheriff’s Office has implemented the above video streaming capability so the public can watch the proceedings at the jail live. 

Initial Proceedings From the Brevard County Jail

• Monday through Friday: 1:30 p.m.

• Saturday, Sunday and Holidays: 9:30 a.m.

• Plea Court: Wednesdays, 10 a.m.

Periodically, juvenile court proceedings take place before jail initial appearance proceedings.

This will delay the start time of the video stream until after all juvenile proceedings are complete.

The Judge has the authority to, and may at their discretion, temporarily disallow video streaming to prevent information exempt from the public record from being aired.

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BREVARD COUNTY • TITUSVILLE, FLORIDA — Columbia Boulevard in Titusville has reopened in both directions following Monday’s fatal plane crash near Space Coast Regional Airport.

The roadway, also known as State Road 405, was closed while emergency crews responded to the crash and investigators examined the scene.

The small, single-engine aircraft crashed onto Columbia Boulevard just short of the airport property after reportedly striking a power line. Firefighters extinguished a fire involving the aircraft.

The pilot, who was the plane’s sole occupant, was pronounced dead at the scene.

The individual’s identity has not been released pending positive identification and notification of next of kin.

The Federal Aviation Administration and National Transportation Safety Board are investigating the cause of the crash. Titusville Police Department detectives are conducting the death investigation and assisting federal authorities as needed.

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BREVARD COUNTY • PALM BAY, FLORIDA — Palm Bay police have arrested two teenagers in connection with the fatal shooting of 22-year-old Isaac Cohen at Patrick Woodard Memorial Park.

The Palm Bay Police Department announced that 18-year-old Christopher Hriciso and 17-year-old Caleb Davis were arrested on charges of first-degree murder and armed robbery with a firearm. Police said Davis will be charged as an adult.

Officers responded to Patrick Woodard Memorial Park on August 26 following reports of a shooting. Cohen was found fatally wounded and later identified as the victim.

According to police, detectives used digital forensic methods and evidence recovered from Cohen’s vehicle to determine that the shooting was apparently connected to a drug transaction.

Investigators spent the following week executing multiple search warrants, reviewing forensic evidence and surveillance footage, and conducting numerous interviews. Police said the investigation ultimately led detectives to Hriciso and Davis.

“This was a senseless loss of life, and our thoughts remain with the victim’s family as they go through this unexpected and unimaginable time,” Palm Bay Police Chief Jeff Spears said. “I am incredibly proud of our team as they worked tirelessly around the clock to find answers and seek justice.”

The department acknowledged the community’s interest in the case but said investigators had to protect the integrity of the investigation by releasing information only when appropriate.

The investigation remains ongoing.

Anyone with information related to the homicide is asked to contact the Palm Bay Police Department or call CrimeLine anonymously at 800-423-8477.

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BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA – Eastern Florida State College men’s cross country runner Jaiden McKee had a strong outing in Lakeland and is the FCSAA Division II Runner of the Week.

The sophomore finished 15th overall for the Titans, running the 6K race in 19 minutes and 19.8 seconds at Holloway Park in Lakeland.

McKee was the first finisher not running for Florida Southern or Florida Tech last Saturday, helping the Titans finish fourth overall.

The men’s cross country team will compete at the Southern Showcase in Huntsville, Alabama on Friday, September 18.

• Height: 6’0

• Hometown: Winter Garden, FL

• Year: Freshman

• High School: West Orange High School

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Karen Elizabeth Hagerty was tragically killed on 9/11 while working on the 101^st floor of the North Tower at the World Trade Center in New York City. (legacy.com)

BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA – In remembrance of the 25^th anniversary of 9/11, the Friday Night Locker Room’s Steve Wilson randomly selected 25 people who were killed on that tragic day. Space Coast Daily will release one story per day leading up to September 11, 2026.

Today’s story is about Karen Elizabeth Hagerty, who was tragically killed on 9/11 while working at the World Trade Center in New York City.  Story courtesy of legacy.com.

Hagerty threw a birthday party recently for her horse, Ricardo. A caterer brought a carrot cake in the shape of a horseshoe. There were 40 non-equine guests, and goody bags for every horse in the barn.

“My sister loved her animals more than life,” Deborah Anne Hagerty said yesterday. “She called them her kids.”

Karen, 34, was a senior vice president for Aon Risk Services in the World Trade Center.

She was loud, funny, and inclined to take charge. When two of Deborah’s friends called Karen to start planning a bridal shower for Deborah, they found Karen had already done it all.

Years ago, Deborah told Karen about a homeless shelter in the Bronx; Deborah was looking for people to buy presents for children who had written to Santa. “Give me the whole shelter,” Karen said. Her office would overflow with donated toys.

“She just hounded everyone in her office,” Deborah said. “She had to hire a moving truck last year because she had so much stuff. She told everybody, ‘I want you to buy something, and it has to be good.’ She was really tough: ‘Don’t give me a scarf. Kids don’t like scarves.'”

This article is sponsored by Erdman Automotive and Craig Technologies.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

Steve Wilson was born in DeRidder, Louisiana, and grew up in both New Orleans and Macon, Georgia.  He moved to Brevard County in 1984 and retired from local government as the Community Advocate/Assistant to the City Manager with the City of Rockledge in 2018.

Among the awards and accolades Steve has received over the years are 15 + year Rockledge Little League volunteer, Brevard Public School Jefferson Award Recipient, Rockledge High School Raider Booster Award 2001, 2006, City of Rockledge Employee of the Year 2006, Rockledge Kiwanian of the Year 2006-2007, City of Rockledge Quality Public Service Award 2008, 2012, 2017, Rockledge Kiwanis Citizen of the Year 2012-2013, Space Coast Sports Hall of Fame – Sportscasting 2015, Rockledge High School Leadership and Service Award 2016, Central Florida Humanitarian Award 2017, Space Coast Inspiration Award – 2018,  Space Coast Sports Hall of Fame – Lifetime Achievement – 2020, Ecofest Achievement Award – 2022, Quality Floridian Award – 2022, presented by U.S. Congressman Bill Posey, Florida House District 32 Constituent of the Week 4/20/25.

Wilson is especially proud of chairing two fundraisers in support of pediatric cancer research through the St. Baldrick’s Foundation, in honor of Merritt Island resident Julie Spurlock, that raised over $25,000.00.

He has been a partner, along with Orville Susong, for the past 27 years with the Friday Night Locker Room, a broadcasting team that covers and reports on a wide variety of local events significant to residents of the Space Coast and beyond. Their mission is to promote youth sports, support first responders and law enforcement personnel, and showcase community and charitable events that are produced by our nonprofit partners in central Florida.

The Friday Night Locker Room has awarded hundreds of sports achievement plaques to Brevard County student-athletes over the years. They have also awarded more than $18,000 in academic scholarships to Brevard County high school seniors.

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BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA – The Eastern Florida State College women’s golf team is in second place at the SSC Fall Warm-Up.

The Titans shot a 309 on Monday at Rio Pinar Country Club and are nine strokes behind host Seminole State College heading into the final round of the tournament on Saturday.

Freshman Kyuri Jeon shot a 75 in her first round of college golf. Margaux Blais opened the fall season with a 77, and Faye Ye had a 78 in her first round.

Abigail Blackwell finished with a 79, and Blair Powers had an 81.

“Rio Pinar played long and soggy today,” Eastern Florida State College women’s golf coach Jamie Howell said.

Each player had a good nine and a poor nine. Need more balance tomorrow, and we can gain some ground.”

The final round begins Tuesday morning.

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Melbourne Orlando International Airport is now an award-winning airport, crowned #1 Most Scenic Airport in North America.

BREVARD COUNTY • MELBOURNE, FLORIDA – Melbourne Orlando International Airport (MLB) has a rich history on the Space Coast and has become a major economic driver and high-tech hub since its founding almost 100 years ago.

Melbourne Orlando International Airport is an award-winning airport, crowned #1 Most Scenic Airport in North America by PrivateFly.com, and serves as the Coastal Gateway to Central Florida.

Air service growth has spurred a major terminal project that will deliver an enhanced travel experience for all airport customers. MLB is globally recognized as an aerospace epicenter, home to Northrop Grumman, L3Harris, Embraer, Collins Aerospace, and more.

MLB’s $72 million Terminal Renovation and Expansion Project included the addition of 86,000 square feet of new facilities, including a new security checkpoint, an expanded departure area with new gates, restaurants, retail options, and furniture, an expanded international baggage claim, a new welcome center, and four sets of new restroom facilities.

The added facilities accommodated the airport’s influx of 150,000 new international travelers in its first year of operation.

MLB is a public airport that is governed by a seven-member board appointed by the Melbourne City Council and the private sector, and led by executive director Greg Donovan, A.A.E. The airport budget is part of the Melbourne municipal budget, as the airport receives no local tax dollars.

Began as an Airmail Fueling Stop

Melbourne International Airport began in 1928 when a Pitcairn Aircraft landed on a cow pasture strip north of Kissimmee Highway. Airmail service started in late 1928 when the airport was designated a fueling stop.

In 1933, the City of Melbourne acquired 160 acres west of Indian River Bluff to develop as a new airport, which was further developed and operated as Naval Air Station Melbourne during World War II.

Returned to the city as a Surplus Property Airport after the war, Melbourne Airport was deeded to the city in 1947. It was a municipal airport until 1967, when the city created the Melbourne Airport Authority to plan, operate, maintain, and develop the airport, then called Melbourne Municipal Airport.

The airport was originally named Cape Kennedy Regional Airport, and city officials changed the name to Melbourne Regional Airport in 1973 to better reflect its role.

In January 1951, the airport had runways 04/22, 09/27, 13/31, and 16/34, all listed as being 4,000 to 4,300 feet long, and scheduled airline flights began in 1953. The April 1957 Official Airline Guide listed four Eastern Airlines departures, Martin 4-0-4s to Vero Beach, Daytona Beach, and Jacksonville.

National Airlines arrived in 1959 with Douglas DC-6Bs and scheduled the first jet airliner flights in 1963: Douglas DC-8s Miami-Melbourne-New Orleans-Houston-Los Angeles and Los Angeles-Houston-Melbourne-Miami.

In 1960, Meadowlane Elementary School first opened at a Naval hospital on the airport grounds, and the school moved to West Melbourne in 1961. In 1969, a National DC-8 flew from Los Angeles to Tampa, Melbourne, and Miami. Houston and Los Angeles were part of NASA’s space program, and Melbourne was near the Kennedy Space Center.

In July 1974, a National Boeing 727 flew Miami-Melbourne-Tampa-New Orleans-Los Angeles-San Diego; National Boeing 727-200s flew direct from Houston and New Orleans to Melbourne. In May 1979, National flew one flight a day from Melbourne to Tampa on a 727-200.

Serving the ‘Space Corridor’

In the late 1960s and early 1970s, Eastern Airlines Boeing 727s, Douglas DC-9s, and Lockheed Electras flew out of the airport. In June 1967, Eastern announced “The Space Corridor” from Melbourne to three centers in the space program: Huntsville, Alabama, St. Louis, and Seattle.

Eastern’s “Space Corridor” was a Melbourne-Orlando-Huntsville-St. Louis-Seattle Boeing 727-100. In June 1967, Eastern flew nonstop from Melbourne to Atlanta, Tampa, and Ft. Lauderdale, and direct to New York City (JFK Airport), Washington, D.C. (Dulles Airport), Boston, and Miami.

In February 1976, Eastern flew a 727 direct from Los Angeles to Melbourne via Atlanta; the route was dropped when the airline closed in 1991.

In the early 1980s, some ending scenes for the film Stranger Than Paradise were shot in the Melbourne area, including several plot scenes shot at the airport.

People Express Airlines started nonstop service to Newark, Baltimore, Columbus, and Buffalo, New York, in spring 1982 with Boeing 737 jets. They eventually scaled back to just nonstops to Newark and ended service to MLB in 1986.

Delta Air Lines started nonstop service to Atlanta in 1983 with DC-9s and later upgraded to Boeing 737s and MD-80s.

MLB is a thriving hub for aviation, aerospace, and high-technology businesses. The airport’s infrastructure and engineering-oriented workforce have attracted businesses that contribute more than $1 billion in annual economic impact.

Brevard County has one of the largest Foreign Trade Zones in the United States, including hubs at MLB, and offers five transportation options: space, sea, highway, rail, and air.

The area also boasts superior infrastructure for international trade, including easy access to one of the busiest seaports in the country (with roll-on/roll-off capability), an extensive freight railway system, major interstate highways, plus launch pads for commercial space access.

For additional information, visit MLBair.com or follow @FlyMLB on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

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BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA – Eastern Florida State College recently announced that 98 students have been named to the Florida College System’s 2025-2026 All-Academic Team for academic excellence.

This year’s All-Academic Team consisted of a record number 1,399 students throughout the 28-member Florida College System (FCS) that includes Eastern Florida State College.

Each college within the FCS nominates students based on performance in co-curricular activities, grade point average, community service, and on-campus leadership.

“One of the greatest rewards in higher education is seeing students excel both in and out of the classroom,” said College President Dr. Jim Richey. “This recognition celebrates not only academic achievement, but also leadership, and a commitment to making a difference. These students represent the very best of EFSC, and we are proud of the positive impact they are making on our campuses and in our community. Congratulations to each of them on this well-deserved honor.”

Honores include:

Performing Arts (Theatre): Braelyn “Sparrow” Creamer, Scott Reagan, and Kayla Rolle

Men’s Tennis: Johan Mottlau, Salva Serradilla, Pablo Rodriguez, and Tomas Cardoza

Women’s Tennis: Ida Englund, Daria Moskalenko, Marina Sanso, and Annalise Smith

Men’s Golf: Nolan Hyatt, Zachary McGoffin, Trey Farnsworth, III, and Blake Hodges

Women’s Golf: Konsranze Anglett, Margaux Blais, Cayden Challacombe, Blair Powers, and Mila Tang

Volleyball: Ashley Cate, Jordyn Cox, Diara Gaye, Mikayla Lamb, Emma Cook, and Eve Nelson

Softball: Kerissa Howell, Martha Jones, Jessica Merk, Zoey Mills, Isabel Otero, Brooklyn Scott, Avery Velazquez, Madison Velazquez, Jaelynne Whipple, Brianne Yocum, Morgan Brennan, Jessica, Camacho, Hannah Davis, Annalyn Duncan, Emma George, and Avery Helms.

Men’s Cross Country: Wenn Gilbertson, and Toby Grissom, Jr.

Baseball: Bradley Link, Jacob Miller, Shane Patrick, Iziah Santiago, Omir Santos, Garrett Smith, Parker Trowbridge, Jackson Wargo, Ray Yero, Ethan Askin, Benjamin Berisko, Christopher Carroll, Aiden Schwartz, Andrew Gaskins, Cade Ginder, Jacob Goldman, Kyle Hirst, Bryce Jackson, and Caleb Jones

Men’s Soccer: Vitor Mendonca, Ismail Mukalazi, Louis Munn, Pablo Ossabal, Josh Rayfield, Diego Sanders, Alvin Ssekamate, Shuto Sano, Davi Araujo, William Blease, Henry Crosthwaite, Chandler Draper, Liam Kuennritz, and Aidan McAteer

Women’s Soccer: Kanon Tai, Reese Ura, Isabella Ventura, Phoebe Wilson, Brianne Yocum, Maria Jackson, Rebecca Barros, Mia Castillo, Addie Kolachik, Jenna Moreland, Savannah O’Grady, and Thea Pederson Men’s Basketball: David Andino, and Moses McKay

Women’s Basketball: Bruna Da Silva, Tamara Elliott, Milica Lazarevic, Angela Mirkovic, Ofir Parpara, Angelina Spence, and Alana Trail.

For more information about Eastern Florida State College, visit efsc.edu or call 321-632-1111.

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PLEASE NOTE: All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. The mugshots and arrest records published on SpaceCoastDaily.com are not an indication of guilt, or evidence that an actual crime has been committed.

Jesus Herrera Mandujano

Gender	MALE
Race	HISPANIC
DOB	01/11/1983
Address	,
Height/Weight	72/160.0
Arrest Date/Time	9/5/2026 7:46 pm
Booking Date/Time	9/6/2026 12:24 am
Arrest Location	COCOA, Florida
Arresting Agency	BREVARD COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Booking Number	2026-00010898
Prisoner Type	08 - MAM AWAITING TRIAL
Incarceration Reason	OPEN CHARGES
Total Bond Amount	$0

Current Charges

OPERATE MV W/O LIC - 1ST CONV
Statute	Counts
322.03.1	1

Aaron Michael Bertrand

Gender	MALE
Race	WHITE
DOB	08/01/1979
Address	,
Height/Weight	71/180.0
Arrest Date/Time	9/5/2026 9:38 pm
Booking Date/Time	9/6/2026 12:31 am
Arrest Location	MELBOURNE, Florida
Arresting Agency	MELBOURNE POLICE DEPARTMENT
Booking Number	2026-00010899
Prisoner Type	08 - MAM AWAITING TRIAL
Incarceration Reason	OPEN CHARGES
Total Bond Amount	$0

Current Charges

TRESPASS FAIL TO LEAVE PROP ON ORDER OF OWNER
Statute	Counts
810.09.2a	1

Kelsey Ann Farrell

Gender	FEMALE
Race	WHITE
DOB	09/26/1991
Address	,
Height/Weight	62/125.0
Arrest Date/Time	9/5/2026 9:09 pm
Booking Date/Time	9/6/2026 12:32 am
Arrest Location	ORLANDO, Florida
Arresting Agency	BREVARD COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Booking Number	2026-00010900
Prisoner Type	08 - MAM AWAITING TRIAL
Incarceration Reason	OPEN CHARGES
Total Bond Amount	$0

Current Charges

DUI - ALCOHOL
Statute	Counts
316.193.1a	1

REFUSAL TO SUBMIT DUI TESTING - ALCOHOL
Statute	Counts
316.1939.1	1

Jared Michael Mcnichols

Gender	MALE
Race	WHITE
DOB	07/12/2008
Address	,
Height/Weight	71/160.0
Arrest Date/Time	9/5/2026 9:33 pm
Booking Date/Time	9/6/2026 12:43 am
Arrest Location	TITUSVILLE, Florida
Arresting Agency	COCOA POLICE DEPARTMENT
Booking Number	2026-00010902
Prisoner Type	08 - MAM AWAITING TRIAL
Incarceration Reason	OPEN CHARGES
Total Bond Amount	$0

Current Charges

RESIST LEO W/OUT VIOLENCE
Statute	Counts
843.02	1

Jeremy Michael Schnotala

Gender	MALE
Race	WHITE
DOB	12/24/2007
Address	,
Height/Weight	70/110.0
Arrest Date/Time	9/5/2026 9:33 pm
Booking Date/Time	9/6/2026 12:48 am
Arrest Location	COCOA, Florida
Arresting Agency	MELBOURNE POLICE DEPARTMENT
Booking Number	2026-00010903
Prisoner Type	08 - MAM AWAITING TRIAL
Incarceration Reason	OPEN CHARGES
Total Bond Amount	$0

Current Charges

RESIST OFFICER WO VIOL
Statute	Counts
843.02	1

Jacqueline C Miller

Gender	FEMALE
Race	WHITE
DOB	02/26/1988
Address	,
Height/Weight	64/100.0
Arrest Date/Time	9/5/2026 9:31 pm
Booking Date/Time	9/6/2026 12:50 am
Arrest Location	JACKSONVILLE, Florida
Arresting Agency	WEST MELBOURNE POLICE DEPARTMENT
Booking Number	2026-00010904
Prisoner Type	08 - MAM AWAITING TRIAL
Incarceration Reason	OPEN CHARGES
Total Bond Amount	$0

Current Charges

DUI DAMAGE TO PROP/PERSON OF ANOTHER - ALCOHOL
Statute	Counts
316.193.3c1	1

DUI - ALCOHOL
Statute	Counts
316.193.1a	1

Alisha Anne Hardy

Gender	FEMALE
Race	WHITE
DOB	08/14/1986
Address	,
Height/Weight	62/120.0
Arrest Date/Time	9/5/2026 9:50 pm
Booking Date/Time	9/6/2026 12:53 am
Arrest Location	MELBOURNE, Florida
Arresting Agency	BREVARD COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Booking Number	2026-00010905
Prisoner Type	19 - FAF AWAITING TRIAL (FEMALE)
Incarceration Reason	OPEN CHARGES
Total Bond Amount	$0

Current Charges

DUI ALCOHOL OR DRUGS
Statute	Counts
*316.193.1a	1

CHILD NEGLECT WO GREAT BODILY HARM
Statute	Counts
827.03.2d	3

REFUSAL TO SUBMIT DUI TESTING - ALCOHOL
Statute	Counts
316.1939.1	1

Meghan Nicole Watkins

Gender	FEMALE
Race	WHITE
DOB	07/11/1978
Address	,
Height/Weight	64/190.0
Arrest Date/Time	9/5/2026 5:11 pm
Booking Date/Time	9/6/2026 1:02 am
Arrest Location	MELBOURNE, Florida
Arresting Agency	MELBOURNE POLICE DEPARTMENT
Booking Number	2026-00010906
Prisoner Type	19 - FAF AWAITING TRIAL (FEMALE)
Incarceration Reason	OPEN CHARGES
Total Bond Amount	$0

Current Charges

DWLS W/KNOWLEDGE 1ST OFFENSE
Statute	Counts
322.34.2a	1

VOP
Statute	Counts
948.06	1

Javier Hernandez

Gender	MALE
Race	HISPANIC
DOB	01/01/1985
Address	,
Height/Weight	65/150.0
Arrest Date/Time	9/5/2026 11:05 pm
Booking Date/Time	9/6/2026 3:08 am
Arrest Location	FELLSMERE, Florida
Arresting Agency	BREVARD COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Booking Number	2026-00010907
Prisoner Type	08 - MAM AWAITING TRIAL
Incarceration Reason	OPEN CHARGES
Total Bond Amount	$0

Current Charges

DUI UNLAWFUL BREATH ALC LEVEL 0.08 OR HIGHER
Statute	Counts
316.193.1c	1

Omar Manu Bell-smith

Gender	MALE
Race	BLACK
DOB	01/23/1982
Address	,
Height/Weight	78/180.0
Arrest Date/Time	9/5/2026 9:07 pm
Booking Date/Time	9/6/2026 3:15 am
Arrest Location	PALM BAY, Florida
Arresting Agency	PALM BAY POLICE DEPARTMENT
Booking Number	2026-00010908
Prisoner Type	03 - FAM AWAITING TRIAL
Incarceration Reason	OPEN CHARGES
Total Bond Amount	$0

Current Charges

DUI >0.15 W PERS <18 IN VEH - ALCOHOL
Statute	Counts
316.193.4	1

DUI >0.15 W PERS <18 IN VEH - ALCOHOL
Statute	Counts
316.193.4	1

CHILD NEGLECT WO GREAT BODILY HARM
Statute	Counts
827.03.2d	1

Kevin De Jesus Urbina

Gender	MALE
Race	WHITE
DOB	04/19/2005
Address	,
Height/Weight	70/
Arrest Date/Time	9/5/2026 9:48 pm
Booking Date/Time	9/6/2026 3:28 am
Arrest Location	COCOA, Florida
Arresting Agency	PALM BAY POLICE DEPARTMENT
Booking Number	2026-00010909
Prisoner Type	03 - FAM AWAITING TRIAL
Incarceration Reason	OPEN CHARGES
Total Bond Amount	$0

Current Charges

OPERATE MV W/O LIC - 1ST CONV
Statute	Counts
322.03.1	1

RESIST LEO W/OUT VIOLENCE
Statute	Counts
843.02	1

TAMPER WITH EVIDENCE IN CRIMINAL PROCEEDING
Statute	Counts
918.13.1a	1

Brian Olivo Gallardo

Gender	MALE
Race	HISPANIC
DOB	11/17/1993
Address	,
Height/Weight	65/175.0
Arrest Date/Time	9/6/2026 12:00 am
Booking Date/Time	9/6/2026 4:03 am
Arrest Location	KISSIMMEE, Florida
Arresting Agency	FWC TITUSVILLE
Booking Number	2026-00010910
Prisoner Type	08 - MAM AWAITING TRIAL
Incarceration Reason	OPEN CHARGES
Total Bond Amount	$0

Current Charges

BUI INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL
Statute	Counts
327.35.1a	1

Miguel Angel Orozco Zapet

Gender	MALE
Race	HISPANIC
DOB	09/08/1998
Address	,
Height/Weight	74/200.0
Arrest Date/Time	9/6/2026 1:15 am
Booking Date/Time	9/6/2026 4:10 am
Arrest Location	COCOA, Florida
Arresting Agency	BREVARD COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Booking Number	2026-00010911
Prisoner Type	08 - MAM AWAITING TRIAL
Incarceration Reason	OPEN CHARGES
Total Bond Amount	$0

Current Charges

RESIST OFFICER WO VIOL
Statute	Counts
843.02	1

Quinton J Douglas

Gender	MALE
Race	BLACK
DOB	09/21/1988
Address	,
Height/Weight	67/175.0
Arrest Date/Time	9/6/2026 12:48 am
Booking Date/Time	9/6/2026 4:19 am
Arrest Location	PALM BAY, Florida
Arresting Agency	MELBOURNE POLICE DEPARTMENT
Booking Number	2026-00010912
Prisoner Type	08 - MAM AWAITING TRIAL
Incarceration Reason	OPEN CHARGES
Total Bond Amount	$0

Current Charges

TRESPASS OCCUP STRUCTURE OR CONVEYANCE
Statute	Counts
810.08.2b	1

Jesus Garcia

Gender	MALE
Race	HISPANIC
DOB	03/27/2002
Address	,
Height/Weight	70/200.0
Arrest Date/Time	9/6/2026 2:43 am
Booking Date/Time	9/6/2026 4:47 am
Arrest Location	MELBOURNE, Florida
Arresting Agency	COCOA BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT
Booking Number	2026-00010914
Prisoner Type	03 - FAM AWAITING TRIAL
Incarceration Reason	OPEN CHARGES
Total Bond Amount	$0

Current Charges

AGG ASSAULT W/DEADLY WEAPON WO INTENT KILL
Statute	Counts
784.021.1a	1

DISORDERLY INTOX PUBLIC PLACE CAUSE DISTURBANCE
Statute	Counts
856.011	1

IMPROPER EXHIBIT FIREARM/DANGEROUS WEAPON
Statute	Counts
790.10	1

USE FIREARM UNDER INFLUENCE ALCOHOL
Statute	Counts
790.151	1

USE DISPLAY FIREARM OR CARRIES CONCEAL FIREARM DURING COMMISSION FELONY
Statute	Counts
790.07.2	1

Stephen Lee Floyd

Gender	MALE
Race	WHITE
DOB	09/27/1978
Address	,
Height/Weight	72/150.0
Arrest Date/Time	9/5/2026 11:33 pm
Booking Date/Time	9/6/2026 5:13 am
Arrest Location	MELBOURNE, Florida
Arresting Agency	MELBOURNE POLICE DEPARTMENT
Booking Number	2026-00010915
Prisoner Type	08 - MAM AWAITING TRIAL
Incarceration Reason	OPEN CHARGES
Total Bond Amount	$0

Current Charges

PETIT THEFT 2ND DEG OTHER LARCENCY 1ST OFFENSE
Statute	Counts
812.014.3a	1

Ami Joanna Victoria Obrien

Gender	FEMALE
Race	WHITE
DOB	12/28/1979
Address	,
Height/Weight	68/170.0
Arrest Date/Time	9/6/2026 12:23 am
Booking Date/Time	9/6/2026 5:13 am
Arrest Location	MERRITT ISLAND, Florida
Arresting Agency	BREVARD COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Booking Number	2026-00010916
Prisoner Type	19 - FAF AWAITING TRIAL (FEMALE)
Incarceration Reason	OPEN CHARGES
Total Bond Amount	$0

Current Charges

BATTERY - TOUCH STRIKE / DV / DATING VIOL
Statute	Counts
784.03.1a1 .	1

CHILD ABUSE WO GREAT BODILY HARM-SIMPLE ASSLT
Statute	Counts
827.03.2c	1

Charles Stacey Long

Gender	MALE
Race	WHITE
DOB	02/24/1969
Address	,
Height/Weight	71/170.0
Arrest Date/Time	9/6/2026 3:55 am
Booking Date/Time	9/6/2026 5:23 am
Arrest Location	PALM BAY, Florida
Arresting Agency	BREVARD COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Booking Number	2026-00010917
Prisoner Type	03 - FAM AWAITING TRIAL
Incarceration Reason	OPEN CHARGES
Total Bond Amount	$0

Current Charges

FTA FELONY
Statute	Counts
843.15.1a	1

Robert Paul Jaroma

Gender	MALE
Race	WHITE
DOB	03/24/1985
Address	,
Height/Weight	72/160.0
Arrest Date/Time	9/6/2026 3:01 am
Booking Date/Time	9/6/2026 5:33 am
Arrest Location	MICCO, Florida
Arresting Agency	BREVARD COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Booking Number	2026-00010918
Prisoner Type	08 - MAM AWAITING TRIAL
Incarceration Reason	OPEN CHARGES
Total Bond Amount	$0

Current Charges

BATTERY - TOUCH STRIKE / DV / DATING VIOL
Statute	Counts
784.03.1a1 .	1

William Clay Ivory

Gender	MALE
Race	BLACK
DOB	06/05/1997
Address	,
Height/Weight	73/
Arrest Date/Time	9/6/2026 4:55 am
Booking Date/Time	9/6/2026 6:10 am
Arrest Location	ORLANDO, Florida
Arresting Agency	BREVARD COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Booking Number	2026-00010919
Prisoner Type	08 - MAM AWAITING TRIAL
Incarceration Reason	OPEN CHARGES
Total Bond Amount	$0

Current Charges

FTA MISDEMEANOR
Statute	Counts
843.15.1b	1

Edilson Saul Bonilla

Gender	MALE
Race	WHITE
DOB	08/04/1988
Address	,
Height/Weight	68/160.0
Arrest Date/Time	9/6/2026 3:49 am
Booking Date/Time	9/6/2026 6:28 am
Arrest Location	MELBOURNE, Florida
Arresting Agency	PALM BAY POLICE DEPARTMENT
Booking Number	2026-00010920
Prisoner Type	08 - MAM AWAITING TRIAL
Incarceration Reason	OPEN CHARGES
Total Bond Amount	$0

Current Charges

DUI >0.15 W PERS <18 IN VEH - ALCOHOL
Statute	Counts
316.193.4	1

Evan Liam Harp

Gender	MALE
Race	WHITE
DOB	08/02/2004
Address	,
Height/Weight	77/185.0
Arrest Date/Time	9/6/2026 2:38 am
Booking Date/Time	9/6/2026 6:51 am
Arrest Location	MELBOURNE, Florida
Arresting Agency	SATELLITE BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT
Booking Number	2026-00010921
Prisoner Type	08 - MAM AWAITING TRIAL
Incarceration Reason	OPEN CHARGES
Total Bond Amount	$0

Current Charges

DUI - ALCOHOL
Statute	Counts
316.193.1a	1

REFUSAL TO SUBMIT DUI TESTING - ALCOHOL
Statute	Counts
316.1939.1	1

Jontavious Tavares Smith

Gender	MALE
Race	BLACK
DOB	05/20/1990
Address	,
Height/Weight	72/150.0
Arrest Date/Time	9/6/2026 4:56 am
Booking Date/Time	9/6/2026 7:16 am
Arrest Location	COCOA, Florida
Arresting Agency	WEST MELBOURNE POLICE DEPARTMENT
Booking Number	2026-00010922
Prisoner Type	03 - FAM AWAITING TRIAL
Incarceration Reason	OPEN CHARGES
Total Bond Amount	$0

Current Charges

POSSES CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE W/O PRESCRIPTION
Statute	Counts
893.13.6A	1

POSSES CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE W/O PRESCRIPTION
Statute	Counts
893.13.6A	1

POSSES CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE W/O PRESCRIPTION
Statute	Counts
893.13.6A	1

POSSES CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE W/O PRESCRIPTION
Statute	Counts
893.13.6A	1

DWLS W/KNOWLEDGE 3RD OR SUBSEQUENT OFFENSE
Statute	Counts
322.34.2c	1

RESIST OFFICER WO VIOL
Statute	Counts
843.02	1

POSSES CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE W/O PRESCRIPTION
Statute	Counts
893.13.6A	1

Micheal Allen Hewitte

Gender	MALE
Race	WHITE
DOB	01/18/1989
Address	,
Height/Weight	68/120.0
Arrest Date/Time	9/6/2026 3:09 am
Booking Date/Time	9/6/2026 7:45 am
Arrest Location	PALM BAY, Florida
Arresting Agency	BREVARD COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Booking Number	2026-00010923
Prisoner Type	03 - FAM AWAITING TRIAL
Incarceration Reason	OPEN CHARGES
Total Bond Amount	$0

Current Charges

POSSES CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE W/O PRESCRIPTION
Statute	Counts
893.13.6A	1

DUI DAMAGE TO PROP/PERSON OF ANOTHER - DRUGS
Statute	Counts
316.193.3c1..	1

DUI - DRUGS
Statute	Counts
316.193.1a.	1

POSS/USE DRUG PARAPHERNALIA
Statute	Counts
893.147.1	1

Rita Carter

Gender	FEMALE
Race	BLACK
DOB	07/04/1974
Address	,
Height/Weight	68/180.0
Arrest Date/Time	9/5/2026 10:48 pm
Booking Date/Time	9/6/2026 7:54 am
Arrest Location	MELBOURNE, Florida
Arresting Agency	MELBOURNE POLICE DEPARTMENT
Booking Number	2026-00010924
Prisoner Type	19 - FAF AWAITING TRIAL (FEMALE)
Incarceration Reason	OPEN CHARGES
Total Bond Amount	$0

Current Charges

POSSES CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE W/O PRESCRIPTION
Statute	Counts
893.13.6A	1

TAMPER WITH EVIDENCE IN CRIMINAL PROCEEDING
Statute	Counts
918.13.1a	1

RESIST LEO W/OUT VIOLENCE
Statute	Counts
843.02	1

POSS/USE DRUG PARAPHERNALIA
Statute	Counts
893.147.1	2

Novella Louisa Flores

Gender	FEMALE
Race	WHITE
DOB	07/16/1983
Address	,
Height/Weight	65/150.0
Arrest Date/Time	9/6/2026 2:55 am
Booking Date/Time	9/6/2026 8:01 am
Arrest Location	TITUSVILLE, Florida
Arresting Agency	BREVARD COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Booking Number	2026-00010925
Prisoner Type	19 - FAF AWAITING TRIAL (FEMALE)
Incarceration Reason	WARRANT
Total Bond Amount	$0

Current Charges

VOP
Statute	Counts
948.06	1

Cody James Briggs

Gender	MALE
Race	WHITE
DOB	08/03/2000
Address	,
Height/Weight	70/180.0
Arrest Date/Time	9/6/2026 8:36 am
Booking Date/Time	9/6/2026 9:35 am
Arrest Location	COCOA, Florida
Arresting Agency	BREVARD COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Booking Number	2026-00010926
Prisoner Type	03 - FAM AWAITING TRIAL
Incarceration Reason	WARRANT
Total Bond Amount	$0

Current Charges

BURGL WITH ASSAULT OR BATTERY
Statute	Counts
810.02.2a	1

BATTERY - TOUCH STRIKE / DV / DATING VIOL
Statute	Counts
784.03.1a1 .	1

Kayden Christian Bremer

Gender	MALE
Race	WHITE
DOB	11/02/2005
Address	,
Height/Weight	69/140.0
Arrest Date/Time	9/6/2026 7:22 am
Booking Date/Time	9/6/2026 9:53 am
Arrest Location	INDIALANTIC, Florida
Arresting Agency	BREVARD COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Booking Number	2026-00010927
Prisoner Type	03 - FAM AWAITING TRIAL
Incarceration Reason	OPEN CHARGES
Total Bond Amount	$0

Current Charges

POSSES CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE W/O PRESCRIPTION
Statute	Counts
893.13.6A	2

USE DISPLAY FIREARM OR CARRIES CONCEAL FIREARM DURING COMMISSION FELONY
Statute	Counts
790.07.2	1

DWLS W/KNOWLEDGE 1ST OFFENSE
Statute	Counts
322.34.2a	1

Trevor Michael Williams

Gender	MALE
Race	BLACK
DOB	03/29/1993
Address	,
Height/Weight	68/
Arrest Date/Time	9/6/2026 8:11 am
Booking Date/Time	9/6/2026 10:17 am
Arrest Location	MELBOURNE, Florida
Arresting Agency	BREVARD COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Booking Number	2026-00010928
Prisoner Type	08 - MAM AWAITING TRIAL
Incarceration Reason	OPEN CHARGES
Total Bond Amount	$0

Current Charges

DUI UNLAWFUL BREATH ALC LEVEL 0.08 OR HIGHER
Statute	Counts
316.193.1c	1

Meghan Elizabeth Malone

Gender	FEMALE
Race	WHITE
DOB	03/21/1985
Address	,
Height/Weight	64/120.0
Arrest Date/Time	9/6/2026 12:32 am
Booking Date/Time	9/6/2026 11:27 am
Arrest Location	MERRITT ISLAND, Florida
Arresting Agency	BREVARD COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Booking Number	2026-00010929
Prisoner Type	19 - FAF AWAITING TRIAL (FEMALE)
Incarceration Reason	OPEN CHARGES
Total Bond Amount	$0

Current Charges

VOP
Statute	Counts
948.06	1

POSSES CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE W/O PRESCRIPTION
Statute	Counts
893.13.6A	1

POSS/USE DRUG PARAPHERNALIA
Statute	Counts
893.147.1	1

Nique Miclisse

Gender	MALE
Race	BLACK
DOB	09/24/1997
Address	,
Height/Weight	69/170.0
Arrest Date/Time	9/6/2026 10:40 am
Booking Date/Time	9/6/2026 12:23 pm
Arrest Location	ROCKLEDGE, Florida
Arresting Agency	COCOA POLICE DEPARTMENT
Booking Number	2026-00010930
Prisoner Type	08 - MAM AWAITING TRIAL
Incarceration Reason	OPEN CHARGES
Total Bond Amount	$0

Current Charges

TRESPASS FAIL TO LEAVE PROP ON ORDER OF OWNER
Statute	Counts
810.09.2a	1

RESIST LEO W/OUT VIOLENCE
Statute	Counts
843.02	1

Sherri Lynn Kreutel

Gender	FEMALE
Race	WHITE
DOB	01/05/1965
Address	,
Height/Weight	64/
Arrest Date/Time	9/6/2026 2:32 pm
Booking Date/Time	9/6/2026 3:29 pm
Arrest Location	MERRITT ISLAND, Florida
Arresting Agency	BREVARD COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Booking Number	2026-00010931
Prisoner Type	19 - FAF AWAITING TRIAL (FEMALE)
Incarceration Reason	OPEN CHARGES
Total Bond Amount	$0

Current Charges

DUI - ALCOHOL
Statute	Counts
316.193.1a	1

BATTERY LEO FIREFIGHTER EMT ETC.- BATTERY
Statute	Counts
784.07.2b.	1

RESIST LEO W/OUT VIOLENCE
Statute	Counts
843.02	1

Logan K Bronzell

Gender	MALE
Race	BLACK
DOB	02/14/1995
Address	,
Height/Weight	69/155.0
Arrest Date/Time	9/6/2026 12:50 pm
Booking Date/Time	9/6/2026 4:11 pm
Arrest Location	TALLAHASSEE, Florida
Arresting Agency	BREVARD COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Booking Number	2026-00010932
Prisoner Type	16 - OAM OTHER JURISDICTIONS
Incarceration Reason	OTHER JURISDICTION
Total Bond Amount	$0

Current Charges

OUT OF COUNTY WARRANT
Statute	Counts
901.15.4	1

Stacie Rebekah Kelley

Gender	FEMALE
Race	WHITE
DOB	07/16/1991
Address	,
Height/Weight	65/250.0
Arrest Date/Time	9/6/2026 1:32 pm
Booking Date/Time	9/6/2026 4:23 pm
Arrest Location	PALM BAY, Florida
Arresting Agency	PALM BAY POLICE DEPARTMENT
Booking Number	2026-00010933
Prisoner Type	24 - MAF AWAITING TRIAL (FEMALE)
Incarceration Reason	OPEN CHARGES
Total Bond Amount	$0

Current Charges

BATTERY - DOMESTIC VIOL
Statute	Counts
784.03.1a1	1

Anthony Michael Quint

Gender	MALE
Race	WHITE
DOB	08/02/1982
Address	,
Height/Weight	67/160.0
Arrest Date/Time	9/6/2026 3:00 pm
Booking Date/Time	9/6/2026 5:03 pm
Arrest Location	TAMARAC, Florida
Arresting Agency	PALM BAY POLICE DEPARTMENT
Booking Number	2026-00010934
Prisoner Type	08 - MAM AWAITING TRIAL
Incarceration Reason	OPEN CHARGES
Total Bond Amount	$0

Current Charges

TRESPASS FAIL TO LEAVE PROP ON ORDER OF OWNER
Statute	Counts
810.09.2a	1

Brian Thomas Hogue

Gender	MALE
Race	WHITE
DOB	01/11/1987
Address	,
Height/Weight	72/175.0
Arrest Date/Time	9/6/2026 8:31 pm
Booking Date/Time	9/6/2026 10:03 pm
Arrest Location	MELBOURNE, Florida
Arresting Agency	BREVARD COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Booking Number	2026-00010936
Prisoner Type	03 - FAM AWAITING TRIAL
Incarceration Reason	OPEN CHARGES
Total Bond Amount	$0

Current Charges

HINDER WITN COMM INFO TO LEO/JUDGE MISD PROC SIMPLE ASSAULT
Statute	Counts
914.22.1e	1

BATTERY - DOMESTIC VIOL
Statute	Counts
784.03.1a1	1

Marvin Thomas Hodge

Gender	MALE
Race	BLACK
DOB	02/18/1985
Address	,
Height/Weight	74/130.0
Arrest Date/Time	9/6/2026 9:19 pm
Booking Date/Time	9/6/2026 10:19 pm
Arrest Location	MELBOURNE, Florida
Arresting Agency	BREVARD COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Booking Number	2026-00010937
Prisoner Type	08 - MAM AWAITING TRIAL
Incarceration Reason	WARRANT
Total Bond Amount	$0

Current Charges

FTA MISDEMEANOR
Statute	Counts
843.15.1b	1

Lukas Ray Pratt

Gender	MALE
Race	WHITE
DOB	04/29/1994
Address	,
Height/Weight	67/150.0
Arrest Date/Time	9/6/2026 9:33 pm
Booking Date/Time	9/6/2026 11:21 pm
Arrest Location	TITUSVILLE, Florida
Arresting Agency	TITUSVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT
Booking Number	2026-00010938
Prisoner Type	03 - FAM AWAITING TRIAL
Incarceration Reason	OPEN CHARGES
Total Bond Amount	$0

Current Charges

GRAND THEFT OTHER LARCENY >750 <5K
Statute	Counts
812.014.2c1	1

Nathan E Cole

Gender	MALE
Race	WHITE
DOB	12/18/1977
Address	,
Height/Weight	70/165.0
Arrest Date/Time	9/6/2026 11:14 pm
Booking Date/Time	9/6/2026 11:56 pm
Arrest Location	ROCKLEDGE, Florida
Arresting Agency	BREVARD COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Booking Number	2026-00010939
Prisoner Type	03 - FAM AWAITING TRIAL
Incarceration Reason	OPEN CHARGES
Total Bond Amount	$0

Current Charges

POSSES CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE W/O PRESCRIPTION
Statute	Counts
893.13.6A	1

RESIST OFFICER WO VIOL
Statute	Counts
843.02	1

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