JACKSONVILLE, Fla. --  First Coast News has been exposing local hotspots for speeding all this week in To Catch A Speeder on Good Morning Jacksonville.

First Coast News received complaints from viewers about speeding issues in two neighborhoods with traffic calming devices like speed humps.  One neighborhood is the Chapelgate subdivision in Mandarin.  The second is near the intersection of Terry and Dean Roads on the south side.

In Chapelgate, there are speed humps with speed limit signs that say 15 miles per hour.  The signs are yellow and black, meaning they are only a suggested speed for drivers.  Legally, the neighborhood speed limit is 30 miles per hour, which is posted on black and white speed limit signs.  One driver said the difference can be confusing.

"You don't really know what you're supposed to be doing if you don't know the difference," the driver told First Coast News reporter Jacob Long.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- State Farm, the country's biggest insurer, is eying changes in the way it does business and it could include reshuffling jobs at the company's local operations center.

Employees learned this week that State Farm is exploring where it places people to serve customers. The Jacksonville Operations Center in Baymeadows is a call and claim center that has been in the city since 1977.

State Farm would not provide details on how many people work in the Jacksonville center.

In a prepared statement the company said, "Today, we are continuing to use our Jacksonville Operations Center facility to support our work and serve customers. Our review is ongoing."

Michal Brower, State Farm spokesperson for Florida, added in the release that the company is looking to ensure employees are in the right places to provide the best services.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Police have arrested a manager of a cell phone store for allegedly stealing forty cell phones valued at more than $23,000, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.

One of two owners of the AT&T store at 10131 San Jose Blvd. called the Sheriff's Office and told deputies one of his employees stole forty cell phones from the company over the past four months.

Police arrested Darren Pith, 34, and charged him with employee theft of $20,000-$99,000. 

The store owner said the suspect was transferred to manage the store at 13280 Old St. Augustine Rd. prior to them realizing he stole the phones from the other store.

Police say they interviewed Pith who told them he took the cell phones and sold them to a white male called Mike in the parking lot at Baymeadows Road and Old Kings Road. He told police he found Mike on Craig's list. Police say he wrote a statement admitting to taking the phones.