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Hunting Camp Rape Case: Charges Against 3 Men Dropped as Defense Denounces Prosecution’s “Lies”

April 29, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 24 Comments

No high-fiving today as defense attorney Marc Dwyer, left, led a news conference with his client, Daniel Goggans, Goggans's brother Frank, and Frank's attorney, George Pappas. (© FlaglerLive)

13 months after the alleged incident, charges were dropped against Charles Cowart and Daniel and Frank Goggans for lack of evidence that they engaged in anything but consensual sex and partying with a woman they picked up in Flagler Beach. Defense attorney Marc Dwyer accused prosecutors of pursuing a case with scant evidence and shoddy tactics. Charges against a fourth man, Kurt Benjamin, may be dropped in May.

Jaquez Roland, Found Guilty on All Charges In Sharps Liquor Robbery, Faces 30 Years

May 23, 2013 | FlaglerLive | 3 Comments

Jaquez Roland, who’d served 10 years in prison for armed burglary, will serve at least another 30 as he was found guilty Thursday of three charges, including armed robbery and false imprisonment, stemming from the Sharps Liquor robbery in Palm Coast in October 2011, one of three robberies implicating Roland. His victim cried with relief as the verdict was read.

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