Panama City Beach police are looking for several people from the WSFA 12 News viewing area in connection to spring break crimes last year.
This includes no alcohol on the beaches, no loud music, and no pop-up parties. Underage drinking and traffic disruptions are also prohibited.Panama City Beach Police Chief J.R.
Talamantez said last year was their loudest. There was also a riot that led to charges filed.The Panama City Beach Police Department has issued warrant for these individuals from central Alabama.Copyright 2023 WSFA. All rights reserved.
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