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| The Corrective Education Company (CEC) Diversion Program is a partnership between the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office and ? designed to reduce the number of repeat offenders who steal from retail establishments and reduce the JSO calls for service and cases referred to the SAO. Offenders who participate in this program are offered this opportunity in lieu of a physical arrest |
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| The following criteria must be met to qualify for the CEC Program |
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a. First time offenders;
b. Misdemeanor amounts between $25 & $299;
c. In possession of valid ID;
d. The offender must admit to the offense;
e. The offender must willingly participate in the program; and
f. The offender must be truthful throughout the investigation |
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| If an individual fails to meet the program’s requirements within 90 days |
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a. Walmart will report the failure to JSO;
b. An officer will respond and investigate;
c. The officer will complete a General Offense report documenting the retail theft;
d. The officer will respond to the SAO and attempt to secure a warrant for the suspect’s arrest;
e. If a warrant is secured, the officer will make a physical arrest of the suspect and complete a Supplement Report clearing the case by arrest; and
f. If the warrant is refused by the SAO, the officer will complete a Supplement Report exceptionally clearing the case. |
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| prohibits camping, sleeping or lodging in certain specified places |
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| n order to charge a person with a violation of this ordinance: |
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a. Officers enforcing MO 614.138 should contact NCIC who will call the designated Homeless Shelter Capacity Coordinator at (904) 394-1362/394-1356 to determine the availability of bed space and comply with provisions of the MO; and
b. The violator must refuse to accept lodging at any homeless shelter in the city. |
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