Statewide, Florida saw another year of reduction in its average arrest rate even as crimes such as murder went up. In 2019, the arrest rate in Florida fell by 6.3%, marking the 49th consecutive year the state has seen a reduction, according to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. The…
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As the number of positive coronavirus cases among inmates at Florida’s prisons continues to climb, some inmates who remain in good health are being assigned to make masks to prevent the spread of the virus. But not for each other, at least not at first. The guards get dibs. “I…
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How a court battle on felon voting rights in Florida could affect the 2020 election There’s a debate going on across the country about whether felons should be able to vote after they’ve served their time. The answer coming out of state capitals is increasingly: Yes. But what happens when…
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A Milwaukee woman found dead over the weekend allegedly pleaded for her life as her boyfriend attacked her, according to a criminal complaint. Just the day before the Mother had to Bury her 21 month old son for his sudden death caused by bronchitis.
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A Maryland police officer who fatally shot a handcuffed man in the front seat of a police cruiser will face a murder charge, the police chief said Tuesday. Prince George’s County Police Chief Hank Stawinski said during a news conference that he asked his special investigations response team to file…
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FLAGLER COUNTY, Fla. — Flagler County deputies arrested two men after they attempted to flee from a traffic stop during a search of their vehicle, officials said. Around 1:40 a.m. Monday, deputies said they conducted a traffic stop after a car made a left turn into oncoming traffic. . . Read…
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Florida’s updated “Stand Your Ground” self-defense law is unconstitutional, a Miami judge ruled on Monday. Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Milton Hirsch ruled that lawmakers overstepped their authority in modifying the law this year to force prosecutors to disprove a defendant’s self-defense claim at a pre-trial hearing. The judge ruled that under…
Click To Read More Death row inmates in Texas will no longer have their final written words shared with the public following a state Democratic lawmaker’s outrage over prison officials relaying the last statement of a white supremacist executed last week. Prison officials will now only publicly relay the verbal comments the condemned make in the execution chamber,…
Click To Read More A school bus driver in Longview, Washington, faces charges of driving under the influence and reckless endangerment after a child who had just gotten off the bus called 911, claiming the driver was intoxicated, police said. Catherine Maccarone, 48, is on administrative leave while Longview Public Schools carries out its…
Click To Read More “Sniff and search” has long resulted in many arrests for law enforcement in Palm Beach County, where the distinctive smell of marijuana meant a warrantless search of a vehicle. “It seems every case I have is when they stop a car and it’s the odor of marijuana and they go in…
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