Is arresting drug is ocala businesses we reached out to the attorneys of the man getting arrested who said he was wrongfully kicked and punched while on the ground. They declined interviews but sent us a statement that says in part, mr. Prices satisfied with the efforts of the federal government to address the Law Enforcement conduct depicted on the video footage. Records show price has several charges open on arrest and he is out on bond. Already pleaded guilty and are awaiting sentences but former Marion Deputy jesse terrel left it up to a grand jury to decide and yesterday, they handed him an indictment and accused him of violating prices civil rights. Tonight, his attorney didnt respond to our phone calls and Text Messages but last year, when Eyewitness News talked to his attorney, he told us he was expecting an indictment from this Surveillance Video. We followed up with the Marion County Sheriffs Office after we received that Surveillance Video and we have learned the sheriff wil
Ground. The sheriff insisted it does not reflect the way his agency does business. Stewart wesh 2 S Dave Mcdaniel explores the sheriff s explanation, and where his agency goes from here. We re not going to tolerate any type of this activity. Dave the sheriff says he picked up the phone as soon as he saw the video, a man being hit, kicked, kneed while on the ground. Stop resisting. Dave the deputy s body camera suggests derrick price was resisting, but blair immediately suspended all five. Chris blair i was saddened by it, i was upset by it, i can just tell you i did not leave that desk from where i viewed that video. I immediately made a contact with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, that s how strong i felt that they were way outside the line. Dave the feds got involved, determined there was no resisting arrest. Four deputies quit jesse terell , was fired. Cody hoppel, adam crawford, james amidei, and travor fitzgerald have already pleaded guilty in federal court, for civil r
Around. Suspect s manager told police cespedes was given a wallet that had been found. When it was retuned to the hotel guest the cash inside was , missing. In another incident, the suspect allegedly went against policy by going inside a room after checking on a door that appeared to be open. In fact, the report states that several guests didn their doors weren t closing all the way. When this guests came back to the room, money was again, missing. Donna french unless you doesn t close fully. Chris cespedes was arrested just this week, after undercover Authorities Say they set up cameras inside a room and watched him steal 500 left by investigators on a night stand. We asked for this video, but we re told it is not yet being released. As of tonight, we know the Security Guard has so far only been officially charged with one of these cases where he was one of the rooms. He has since bonded out of jail. Both disney and Wydham Hotels told us if we wanted more answers, contact the Orange C
Jason thank you for joining us. We have been talking about rain. Now, things are going to dry out in the forecast. Downtown orlando, lingering clouds. 58 degrees now. Amy sweezey is with us. When is the rain out of here . Amy it is going to take a little more time. We have a lot of clouds and a few sprinkles. The pavement s stamp in a few spots because of the showers falling in the overnight hours. Through the next few hours, we will keep drying out. As we continue through the day in the dry air comes in, we will end up with sunshine. Through the day, a brighter story than the last two days. Temperatures will slowly climb, but we will be in the mid to upper 60 the air is drying things out and going to call us down. We have dropped in ocala, 48. Les cloud cover. A little more cloud cover to the south. Temperatures in the upper 50 s and 60 at cocoa beach. There is our front with the clouds to the south. A lingering cloud cover that will break apart here shortly. These clouds will push in
Flagstaff High School girls soccer coach Holly Jones is on paid administrative leave and will be dismissed by the Flagstaff Unified School District if allegations of bullying are found to be true. The FUSD Governing Board made the decision this past Tuesday. Administration Attorney Don Johnson told the board that Jones sent “voluminous and repeated texts, email, verbal communications and personal interactions that she persisted in continuing, after repeated requests to stop.” Jones’ allegations did not come from a student or students. The administration hired a personal investigator to look into the allegations. Johnson said, “the investigation resulted in the findings and conclusions that Ms. Jones engaged in repeated acts of bullying, unprofessional conduct, repeated acts of insubordination and had repeated disregard for her supervisors’ directions in respects to certain issues.” He said in at least one instance, a person feared for their personal safety and called