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State Attorney agrees to not prosecute Vision Airlines

   March 12, 2013

When the Vision Airlines pulled out of the Okaloosa County airport leaving behind more than $100,000 in Passenger Facility Charges, the state attorney filed charges for First Degree Grand Theft. Today State Attorney Bill Eddins announced that he has entered a Nolle Prosequi (not prosecute) in the case.

Vision Airlines has paid $117,000 since the charges were filed and an additional $43,477.94 in costs and legal fees owed to Okaloosa County and Northwest Florida Regional Airport. The company agreed to assist in the continuing investigations of the Tourist Development Council and related matters.

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