Big Ten believes its reputation as a top-heavy league is unfair as it claims conference supremacy
By Marcus Chen
News4JAX Sports

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office announced it has wrapped up a long-term narcotics operation with significant results — 87 people arrested, illegal drugs seized, and weapons taken off downtown streets.Operation LERP, led by JSO’s Narcotics Unit, targeted those trafficking and distributing drugs throughout Jacksonville’s Urban Core and downtown corridor. Several of those arrested were accused of selling dangerous drugs near schools and churches.The operation is not fully closed. JSO has 12 active arrest warrants outstanding for individuals identified during the investigation. Once those suspects are taken into custody, the total number of dealers and traffickers arrested will reach 99.Authorities say illegal drug activity poses a direct threat to those who live and work in downtown Jacksonville. JSO officials also say such activity undermines ongoing revitalization efforts across the Urban Core.Operation LERP was funded through the State Assistance for Fentanyl Eradication — or SAFE —
Ad Space Available
mid-article · 728px
By Marcus Chen
News4JAX Sports
By Marcus Chen
News4JAX Entertainment
By Marcus Chen
News4JAX Local
By Katherine Langford
News4JAX Local