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Charge dropped against former Baldwin school principal

A charge against the former Baldwin Middle-Senior High School principal over a gun found in a car on campus has been dropped.

Duval County Florida DeskNovember 10, 2026
Charge dropped against former Baldwin school principal

Key takeaways

  • The charge against the former principal was dropped.
  • The case involved a gun in a car on the Baldwin Middle-Senior High School campus.
  • The former principal is identified by the school position held.
  • The court record is the key document for the case.

A charge against the former principal of Baldwin Middle-Senior High School has been dropped in a case involving a gun in a car on the school campus.

What happened

The case concerned the former principal’s possession of a gun in a car at Baldwin Middle-Senior High School. The charge has now been dropped.

The development ends the charge described in the case. The available facts do not establish whether the gun was found by school staff, law enforcement or another person, and they do not identify the specific charge that was dismissed.

What the decision means

Dropping a charge means the case will not continue on that charge. It does not add facts about what happened on campus beyond the gun being in a car there, and it does not establish the outcome of any other matter involving the former principal.

The former principal is identified by the position held at Baldwin Middle-Senior High School. The school is the campus connected to the case.

Records and next steps

The court record documenting the dropped charge is the key record for the case. Any docket entry or filing would show how the decision was recorded and whether the case contains other pending matters.

Action News Jax reported the development. Its report is linked below. No additional primary-record link is included here.

What to watch

  • A court docket entry recording the dropped charge.
  • Whether the case record lists any other pending matters.
  • Any official statement from the school or court about the case.

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