Police in Ormond Beach said they are investigating allegations of abuse at a church and private school that could date as far back as 25 years.

It’s one of the longest-running self-defense classes in Central Florida taught by police, and it’s also one of the most popular programs at the Ormond Beach Police Department.

In a news release Tuesday, police said the crash is being actively investigated and may lead to criminal charges pending toxicology results.

ORMOND BEACH, Fla. – A man accused of crashing into a woman after a fight and then driving off as she died has been arrested, according to the Ormond Beach Police Department. Records show Noah Motto, 21, and Ericka Dane, 18, were arguing at a home in the Ormond Green subdivision around 2:30 a.m. Wednesday when Motto drove away from the area in his Chevrolet Silverado. A witness said they were arguing about “an incident that happened earlier in the evening” but further details weren’t available. Motto hit Dane with his truck near the intersection and then drove off, according to authorities. Police did not provide details on how Motto and Dane knew each other.

ORMOND BEACH, Fla. – One person is dead after a shooting during a family disturbance in Ormond Beach, according to police. The Ormond Beach Police Department said around 6 p.m. Wednesday officers responded to a disturbance on Bluebird Lane in the Hidden Hills subdivision, just north of Granada Boulevard and a mile east of Interstate 95. [TRENDING: How to get a vaccine in Fla. | Wanted: Man accused of shooting at detective | Cops: Fla. man decapitated hamster]Police said the disturbance involved three family members and shots were fired. AdAuthorities said one of the family members called 911, and officers found one person dead at the scene. Officers said two people were secured at the scene, but no other details have been released.

ORMOND BEACH, Fla. – The Ormond Beach Police Department is combating identity theft one swipe at a time. The red light on the device alerts that the card was read twice, indicating there is a skimmer. The “Skim Reaper” did not detect any skimmers this time, but police said fraudulent activity is one of their most prevalent crimes, with 217 cases reported so far this year. So, with that, we can do what we can with the physical capture which is the use of the Skim Reaper which we purchased recently,” said Sgt. News 6 introduced the “Skim Reaper” when it was just a prototype in 2018.

A road-rage driver chased a couple through Ormond Beach before cornering them at a police station and threatening them, according to the Ormond Beach Police Department. “Me and my boyfriend ... there’s a silver Charger following us. He tried to hit us and we don’t know the guy but he’s high-speed chasing following us,” she said. Records show that the other driver, identified as 33-year-old Delbert Briggs, Jr., got out of the Charger and approached the couple. The couple told police that Briggs cut them off and as they were trying to avoid him, the Charger hit a curb, records show.

A 13-year-old boy who was a passenger on a motorcycle was killed in an Ormond Beach crash on Saturday, according to the Ormond Beach Police Department. Police said the motorcycle and 2002 white Kia crashed into each other in the 600 block of North Nova Road after the Kia attempted to make a left turn into an apartment complex, police said. The driver of the motorcycle was hospitalized with serious injuries, police said.

The five Ormond Beach police officers who fatally shot a former Chicago police officer after she shot her husband were cleared by the state attorney following an investigation by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement into the use-of-force incident. According to the FDLE use-of-force investigation, Deanna Owsianiak, 55, and her husband David Owsianiak, 56, were arguing when she fatally shot him during a struggle over a weapon. State Attorney R.J. Larizza reviewed the FDLE investigation and said no action would be taken against the officers involved. Eventually, Deanne Owsianiak walked toward the water and David Owsianiak followed, according to the report. David Owsianiak served as a firefighter locally for several years but spent most of his career with the Chicago Fire Department.

VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. Officers with the Ormond Beach Police Department are searching for a suspect in an armed robbery at a Publix in Ormond Town Square. Police said around 6:23 p.m. on Tuesday officers responded the armed robbery at the store. Investigators said officers were advised the suspect requested to speak with a manager. Officers said the suspect displayed a gun and demanded the manager take him to the cash office. The suspect is accused of making the manager and clerk lay down while the man left the store, according to investigators.

ORMOND BEACH, Fla. – The Ormond Beach Police Department is asking for the public’s help in locating a missing Colorado man suffering from dementia. Police said Nathan Snyder, 47, was last seen at the Makai Motel Tuesday around 10:20 p.m.Snyder suffers from dementia and is described as 6 feet tall, approximately 200 pounds, with short brown hair, according to a news release. Investigators said Snyder is from Colorado and has only been in Ormond Beach for three days and does not have any known friends in the area. He was last seen wearing khaki shorts and a blue button-up Bahama style shirt. Anyone who sees Snyder or has information on his whereabouts is urged to call VCSO Central Communications at 386-248-1777.

ORMOND BEACH, Fla. – A man and a woman were shot and killed by Ormond Beach police officers Thursday who were responding to a domestic disturbance, officials with the police department said. Police were called to a domestic disturbance in a car Thursday afternoon after hearing reports of a man and a woman fighting, authorities said. Officials said things escalated and the officers opened fire shooting and killing the man and woman. Authorities did not identify the man and woman or say how they knew each other. “It became a shootout, two suspects are dead, a man and a woman,” Officer Walker said.

ORMOND BEACH – The Ormond Beach Police Department posted on their Facebook account that the children had been located and are safe. Officers were searching for two missing children who were last seen with their mother at the Econo Lodge in Ormond Beach. 4-year-old Serenity Shelton and 1-year-old River Shelton are the children of 24-year-old Chasity Shelton and 29-year-old Eric Ely. Police said the Florida Department of Children and Families had issued an order to take custody of the children due to attempts by Chasity Shelton an Ely to avoid meeting with the agency.