James Saunders
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Subject:
James Saunders
Date:
06-13-2019
Sex:
Male
Race:
White
County:
Broward
Charges:
Petit Theft-2Nd Degree - 3Rd Subsq Offense
Use Of False Id-Adversely Affect Another
Probation Violation Or Community Control/Felony
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Our company is privately owned and operated. We are not required to destroy records that have been ordered to be expunged by Florida's trial courts or appellate courts
(DCAs or the Florida Supreme Court).
James Saunders appears on this page only because a member of the law enforcement community had probably cause to believe James Saunders
committed a crime (or that the name James Saunders appeared in an arrest warrant sent by a sheriff's office somewhere in the United States of America).

