Unsolved Crimes

Your help is needed in identifying suspects associated with these crimes. Anyone with information on these crimes is asked to contact the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office.

Please call CrimeStoppers at (888) 277-8477 or the SJSO at (904) 824-8304 with ANY information you can provide that will be helpful in solving this case.

WACHOVIA BANK ROBBERY [apprehended - february 2008]

12/06/07

The St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office is seeking a male subject wanted in connection with a bank robbery from this (Thursday) afternoon. Deputies responded to the bank (Wachovia) in the Cobblestone Plaza, CBL Dr., shortly after 1:00 p.m. 

The suspect entered the bank and waited in line with other customers. He then approached the counter and handed the teller a note demanding money. He did not display a weapon at the time of the holdup. An undisclosed amount of cash was turned over to the suspect who fled out the door. Witnesses stated that the man possibly got into an older model greenish/bluish vehicle in deteriorating condition.   
The suspect was described as a white male, between 30-40 years of age, 5’4”-5’7” tall, medium build and had a braided pony tail and a mustache. He was wearing a brown polo shirt, gold colored cargo shorts and a two tone brown and beige cap.

WILDWOOD DRIVE ROBBERY [apprehended - december 2007]

09/22/07

Detectives with The Property Crimes Section St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office are attempting to identify two suspects involved in the use of a stolen credit card. The card was stolen during in a vehicle burglary near Wildwood Drive on the 22nd of this month, along with a handgun. Detectives were able to obtain these images of two males at the Wal-Mart in St. Augustine at 4:20 a.m., after purchasing baby supplies in the store. They are described as white males in their late teens or early twenties.  One is heavy set with dark hair, while the other has a medium build and light colored hair. The suspects are also believed to be involved with another burglary which occurred in the area. During that burglary another handgun was also stolen, along with other items.  

WACHOVIA BANK ROBBERY

09/15/07

The St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office is seeking a male subject wanted in connection with a bank robbery from Saturday morning, 9/15/07. Deputies responded to the bank (Wachovia) in the 400 block of S.R. 13 North (Julington Creek) shortly after 11:00 a.m.

Witnesses stated that the man entered the bank at 10:54 a.m. and waited for a customer before approaching the counter. The suspect carried a black fanny pack type nylon bag and then brandished a black handgun. He demanded all of the money from the teller’s station. An undetermined amount of cash was turned over to the suspect who then fled out the door. It was unknown if the suspect fled on foot or got into a vehicle.

The suspect was described as a white male, between 30-50 years of age, 5’7”-5’9” tall, 200 pounds and was unshaven. He was wearing a dark colored polo shirt with vertical stripes and a ball cap.

Anyone with any information concerning this suspect is asked to contact Detective James Jackson at the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office at (904) 824-8304. You can remain anonymous and possibly be eligible for a reward by calling CrimeStoppers at 1-(888) 277 TIPS (8477). Click here for suspect still images.

SUSPICIOUS PACKAGE

On 05/26/2006, the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office responded to 1000 W. Pleasant Place in Julington Creek Plantation in reference to a suspicious package. During the investigation, it was determined the package contained an explosive device which was rendered safe by the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office Bomb Squad. The package is believed to have been placed at the residence on the night of 05/25/2006 or the morning of 05/26/2006. Several persons of interest have been developed in the investigation, however no arrests have been made. Crime Stoppers is currently offering a reward of up to $1,000.00 dollars for information leading to the arrest of persons responsible for building and or placing the device.

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