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Move Over Law confuses drivers
Q: I need a clarification of Florida's Move Over Law. One can interpret the law that you have to reduce your speed 20 mph under the speed limit or move over a lane only when police or emergency workers are involved rendering assistance. Does this also...Tags: Justice System, Florida East Coast Railway, Crime, Law and Justice, Boynton Beach, Judges
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Witnesses: Men accused of killing, mutilating woman prayed to 'alligator god' to destroy evidence
FloriDUHApparently there are others that worship Gator Gods besides University of Florida students and alum. Robert Mackey, now 44, and Paul Trucchio, now 39, would pray to "the alligator god" that a human head, the only evidence of the brutal murder they are...Tags: Everglades, Witnesses, Broward County, Prosecution, Murder
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Sheriff Israel's God connection
Listening to Sheriff Scott Israel's swearing-in speech, it struck some people -- wow, this guy sure sounds religious. Israel made many references to God and church, friendships with spiritual leaders, and even quoted some Scripture here and there. And...Tags: Judaism, Broward County, Religion and Belief, Israel
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Deputies: One gloved bandito hit drug store, made tactical error
FloriDUHJust call this bandito suspect 'The One-Gloved One.' Robbery detectives are looking for a bandito who tried to make sure his paw prints weren’t left at the scene of the crime, a Walgreen's in Lauderdale Lakes, by covering his left hand with a...Tags: Lauderdale Lakes, Labor Legislation, Career and Workplace
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Ex-Sheriff Jenne back in the building!
Guess who re-entered the Broward Sheriff's Office headquarters this week? If you guessed Ken Jenne, you win. Jenne, who wasn't welcome at BSO under then-Sheriff Al Lamberti, was in the building on Tuesday. It may have been the first time he's been there...
Tags: Al Lamberti, Ken Jenne, Flu, Israel
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Humongous BSO payouts approved by Lamberti
While you're feeling sorry for the recently departed Broward Sheriff's Office higher-ups, take a gander at how much they left with. Then-Sheriff Al Lamberti used his discretion to give these officials the maximum. Click here to see it. More to...Tags: Al Lamberti
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Sheriff Israel inherits $1.6 m lair
Former Sheriff Ken Jenne returned to the Broward Sheriff's Office headquarters this week for the first time. If he visited Sheriff Scott Israel on the fifth floor, he was seeing the work he had done in 2004, at the cost of $1.6 million. No wrongdoing...Tags: Ken Jenne, Israel
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Immigrants with no criminal history get lengthy stays at little-known jail
DEERFIELD BEACH Hundreds of men and women who have committed minor offenses, such as driving without a license, or no apparent crime at all, are locked up for weeks and months in a little-known central Broward County facility run by a private company....
Tags: Allergies, Immigration, Theft, Mental Health, Hernia
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BSO terminations: Dear [YOUR NAME HERE], you're fired
Here's a copy of the email that 26 employees at Broward Sheriff's Office received yesterday: Transition Team Office of the Broward County Sheriff-elect 200 S.W. 1st Avenue, 12th Floor Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301 December 18,...Tags: Broward County, Israel
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Rothstein traveler Tom Wheeler retires from Broward Sheriff's Office
A sheriff's office employee whose relationship with Ponzi schemer Scott Rothstein dogged Sheriff Al Lamberti has resigned. Undersheriff Tom Wheeler "announced that he will be retiring,'' spokesman Jim Leljedal told us, right before he, too, announced...
Tags: Fort Lauderdale, Crime, Law and Justice, Scott Rothstein, Republic of Ireland, Al Lamberti
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Sheriff-elect Israel re Sudler: I'm the cook. Let me "purchase the groceries"
Broward Sheriff-elect Scott Israel said he felt "major changes'' were needed in Deerfield Beach, and he defended his decision to remove the chief there. But he and his transition team stepped back from earlier claims that the city officials supported the...Tags: Government, Deerfield Beach, Public Officials, Politics, Israel
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Technology, take-home cars let South Florida cops slip out early
South Florida police officers used to return to the station at the end of a shift to turn in their paperwork and patrol cars. But technology has revolutionized a cop's workday, and those laptops, radios and take-home cruisers make it possible to go AWOL...
Tags: Miami Beach, Plantation, Radio, Pompano Beach, Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office
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