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BSO investigates fatal shooting of 6-year-old child in Tamarac
SUMMARY: A tragic incident in Tamarac resulted in the death of a six-year-old child who was shot in an apartment around 3:30 PM. Police are investigating the scene at Sun Vista Gardens and are trying to determine who owned the weapon and how the child accessed it. Witnesses reported seeing a woman visibly upset, and police have cordoned off the area with yellow tape. Residents are anxiously waiting to return to their homes, expressing their concerns about gun safety, especially around children. The investigation is ongoing as authorities gather information about the circumstances surrounding the shooting.
The Broward Sheriff’s Office is investigating a shooting that left a 6-year-old child dead Monday afternoon at a gated community in Tamarac.
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Prosecutors seek more time in attempted Trump assassination case after hurricanes | National
SUMMARY: Federal prosecutors in Florida sought a brief delay in court deadlines for the case against 58-year-old Routh, accused of stalking and attempting to kill former President Donald Trump. Due to office closures from recent hurricanes, they requested a two-day extension for the initial discovery deadline. Routh, who has pleaded not guilty, was charged with several felonies including attempted assassination. Evidence includes a sniper nest near Trump’s golf course containing a rifle linked to Routh. Authorities found a handwritten note in Routh’s vehicle offering money to anyone who would complete the assassination, which his attorney dismissed as a publicity stunt.
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SUMMARY: Hurricane Milton struck Florida’s west coast near Siesta Key as a Category 3 storm late Wednesday, weakening to a Category 1 by 1 a.m. It left over 3.2 million residents without power and caused extensive flooding and wind damage, prompting mandatory evacuations and a state of emergency for 51 counties. Governor Ron DeSantis assured that fuel supplies were adequate, but distribution issues arose. Tampa Mayor Jane Castor issued dire warnings for those ignoring evacuation orders. Tornadoes were reported, and emergency services stopped responding ahead of the storm. Conditions are expected to improve as Milton moves further into the Atlantic.
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Roof of baseball stadium blown off by winds in Hurricane Milton
SUMMARY: Tropicana Field, a landmark in the Tampa Bay area since 1990, has suffered significant roof damage, with large sections shredded and ripped off. Observations indicate no structural damage, as the steel beams at the apex remain intact. However, the visible loss of large portions of the roof creates an unbelievable sight.
Large portion of the roof of baseball stadium that is home to the Tampa Bay Rays was blown off by winds in Hurricane Milton
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