On Thursday, August 26, 2021, the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office (FCSO) had a busy night fighting crime and tending to 84 other calls in the community. Deputies responded to five Baker Acts, two burglaries, one recovered stolen tag, and a Medical Call assisting Bunnell Police Department. The night resulted in a fugitive arrest, solving two burglaries and arresting the suspect, and lifesaving efforts being performed.
Deputies responded to the Amoco gas station on State Road 100 after receiving information on a stolen Florida tag. Upon arrival, deputies noticed a dark-colored vehicle that matched the description of the Be-On-Look-Out (BOLO) and a traffic stop was conducted. The driver of the vehicle, Alexis Jimenez (DOB: 8/15/1973) was a determined to be a fugitive from Pinellas County and was taken into custody. He was also charged with theft of the tag.
Later that evening, deputies responded to a call about two burglaries. Contact was made with two separate victims stating that an unknown suspect entered their vehicles and stole personal items. Through investigative measures it was determined these two burglaries were related to each other with the same suspect, identified as Emmanuel Nixon (DOB: 3/24/00). Nixon was later located at Pitt Lane and taken into custody. The stolen property was returned to the owners.
Throughout the evening, deputies responded to five separate Baker Acts incidents, and one call was from a concerned citizen who observed suspicious activity.
At approximately 2 AM, deputies responded to a call from the Bunnell Police Department (BPD) regarding an unconscious female who needed medical assistance. Deputies arrived on the scene and deployed their AED which delivered a “shock” to the patient and continued providing life-saving efforts until Flagler County Fire-Rescue arrived. Unfortunately, she later died at AdventHealth-Palm Coast.
“This is a great example of all the hard work our deputies perform daily and just how busy we always are,” Sheriff Staly said. “The deputies who worked the night shift had to act to try and save a life, help those in a mental health crisis, apprehend a fugitive from another county and conduct burglary investigative work to find the person victimizing our residents. This was not an easy task and I’m proud of our team for handling it all and for utilizing their investigative skills to continue keeping Flagler County safe.”
Alexis Jimenez and Emmanuel Nixon were both arrested and transported to the Sheriff Perry Hall Inmate Detention Facility. Jimenez is being charged with Petit Theft and the active warrant from Pinellas County for Failure to Appear for Fraudulent Use of Credit Cards and is being held on a $2,513 bond.
Nixon is being charged with Burglary of a Residence, Burglary of a Conveyance, Grand Theft, and Petit Theft and is being held on an $18,500 bond.
Glad these idiots got caught. However Nixon is no stranger to the sheriff’s office with a rap sheet as long as my arm. Most of the charges are not simple charges and i hope they keep his a** locked up.
They must use license plate scanners on 100.
All the glibertarians in the area must be all up in arms over this?
If that’s how the FCSO received a tip, then so be it. I have seen a few vehicles with the tag scanners on then driving through parking lots in the area. I say whatever it takes to catch people who brake the law using other vehicles is a good thing.
If only folks loved all the amendments as much as they love the Second…
Fantastic work! Great thanks to all personal on our FCSO and Bunnell agencies keeping our neighborhoods safe.