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Former professor re-arrested in Flagler teen case

A former Miami-Dade College professor was re-arrested on charges involving a missing Flagler County teenager.

Flagler County Florida DeskSeptember 29, 2026
Former professor re-arrested in Flagler teen case

Key takeaways

  • A former Miami-Dade College professor was re-arrested.
  • The charges involve a missing Flagler County teenager.
  • The case is moving through the criminal court process.
  • An arrest is not a finding of guilt.

The re-arrest

A former Miami-Dade College professor was re-arrested in connection with charges involving a missing teenager from Flagler County. The case concerns the teenager’s disappearance and a criminal proceeding against the former professor.

What is known

The re-arrest is the central new development. The former professor is connected to the case through charges involving the missing Flagler County teen.

The person’s name, the specific charges, the date of the re-arrest and the teen’s current status are not stated in the published account linked here. Those details matter because an arrest is an allegation, not a finding of guilt.

Court process

The re-arrest returns the case to the criminal court process. Future filings may identify the charges in more detail and show what steps the court takes next.

A criminal case can include an initial appearance, decisions about release conditions and later hearings. Those proceedings do not determine guilt by themselves; that question is resolved through the court process.

What comes next

Law enforcement and court records may provide additional information about the case. The status of the missing teenager and any new court action remain central to the story.

MyCounty.news will report confirmed developments involving the investigation and court proceedings.

What to watch

  • New court filings identifying the specific charges.
  • Any hearing or release-condition decision.
  • Official updates on the missing teenager’s status.
  • Further law-enforcement statements about the case.

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