Monday, November 10, 2025
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement has arrested a Port St. Joe man on charges of sex with a child
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement has arrested a
Port St. Joe man on charges of sex with a child.
48-year-old
Michael Mock of Port Saint Joe is facing charges of sexual battery on a victim
under 12, a capital felony, and lewd and lascivious molestation of a victim
under 12, a life felony.
The
investigation began when the Florida Department of Children and Families received
a report from the victim regarding an incident that occurred around six years
prior to disclosure.
The
DCF interviewer confirmed the suspect named in the disclosure was Mock.
FDLE
agents issued a warrant for Mock’s arrest on November 6th, then discovered that
Mock had left on a cruise out of Port Canaveral the same day.
He was
subsequently arrested by the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office upon his return to
port on November 9th.
He is
currently being held on no bond pending first appearance.
The
investigation is still active.
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has released an updated version of its Avian Mortality Reporting App
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has released an updated version of its Avian Mortality Reporting App, making it easier than ever for the public to help monitor the health of Florida’s wild bird populations.
Each year, FWC biologists investigate reports of bird deaths across the state to track diseases such as Avian Influenza, West Nile Virus and Avian Pox.
These data are vital to understanding trends, identifying emerging health threats, and protecting both wildlife and public health.
The new app streamlines the reporting process, allowing users to submit reports directly from a phone or computer using the interactive map at MyFWC.com/AvianHealth
It also makes it easier to upload photos to help biologists identify the species and evaluate possible causes, select from silhouette guides if you’re unsure of the bird species and provide detailed location information by moving a crosshair to the exact spot where the bird was found.
https://myfwc.com/research/wildlife/health/avian/
Each year, FWC biologists investigate reports of bird deaths across the state to track diseases such as Avian Influenza, West Nile Virus and Avian Pox.
These data are vital to understanding trends, identifying emerging health threats, and protecting both wildlife and public health.
The new app streamlines the reporting process, allowing users to submit reports directly from a phone or computer using the interactive map at MyFWC.com/AvianHealth
It also makes it easier to upload photos to help biologists identify the species and evaluate possible causes, select from silhouette guides if you’re unsure of the bird species and provide detailed location information by moving a crosshair to the exact spot where the bird was found.
https://myfwc.com/research/wildlife/health/avian/
Friday, November 7, 2025
Ready, Aim, Adventure: Duck Hunting Season Is Here! 🦆🌿
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