Meth-Fueled Madness: Florida Man Steals St. Augustine (32084) Tour Train, Picks Up Passengers – LIVE UPDATES
Historic District A bizarre development unfolded in downtown St Augustine when a -year-old Florida man allegedly high on meth stole a popular tourist sightseeing train and began driving it through the historic district picking up unsuspecting passengers along the way According to police the man operated the train as if he were a guide even stopping to allow people on board The joyride ended near the Bridge of Lions where government safely stopped the car and arrested the suspect No injuries were published but authorities are urging the community to stay alert and statement any suspicious activity near tourist transportation hubs Key Facts URGENT -year-old man high on meth stole sightseeing train in downtown St Augustine IMPACT Several tourists unknowingly rode stolen train no injuries disclosed OFFICIAL SOURCE He was driving it like a tour guide It was surreal St Augustine PD ACTION Inhabitants urged to summary suspicious activity involving general transit or tourist vehicles Impact Of Historic District Precise Location Historic District Intersection of St George Street and Cathedral Place Society Connection It looked like a normal ride until cops surrounded it with lights on Jenna R visitor from Ohio Visual Proof Unique Angle WHY THIS MATTERS NOW This is Florida s third drug-related motorcycle theft in a tourist zone in less than days DOCUMENTED EVIDENCE Situation Response IMMEDIATE SUPPORT St Johns Addiction Services - -HELP Northeast Florida Predicament Line - - - OFFICIAL GUIDANCE Stay alert around tourist vehicles If something feels off call instantly Sgt Eliza Miller St Augustine Police District Pulse VOTE Should all tourist trains have tracking and crisis assurance systems Yes NoShare your opinion the City Commission meets Friday to review transportation safety Update Log PM Suspect identified and charged with grand theft and drug possession PM Police confirm methamphetamine was involved PM Stolen tour train stopped near Bridge of Lions with no injuries communicated
