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A pilot who ran a supply ship aground received sanctuary in the SA church
Source: Situado and Sabana #82
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Among those who had recourse to sanctuary in St. Augustine were a royal accountant fleeing from an enraged colleague (Ponce de Leon, 1632), an unidentified soldier running down the street with his governor in hot pursuit (Anon., 1655), a presidio pilot who ran a supply ship aground on the St. Augustine sandbar (Perez de Mancilla, 1682), the passengers of some Cuban tobacco smugglers captured by the coastguard (Auto, [1756]; Consejo de lndias, 1756), and a whole squad of soldiers on strike for better conditions (Palacio y Valenzuela, 1758b).
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