Jurisdiction: Flagler County

State: Florida

County Website(s)

flaglersheriff.com

Flagler County Sheriff's Office | Sheriff's Office Palm Coast FL The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a Palm Coast man, who is currently running for governor and previously ran for mayor, following a domestic disturbance with a weapon in the C-Section of Palm Coast.

After a monthlong investigation, the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office Fugitive Unit has apprehended a fugitive wanted for felony domestic battery.

Autumn Bardisa, 29, of Palm Coast, who was arrested by the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office in August 2025 for posing as a nurse and treating over 4,400 patients without a license, pleaded no contest and has been sentenced.

Phone Numbers

(386) 313-4911

(386) 437-4116

(386) 586-4888

County Links

Florida Gubernatorial Candidate Arrested Following Weapons Disturbance

Fugitive on the Run Located and Arrested for Felony Battery

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County Links

Official contact information is being updated.

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