BOYNTON BEACH Police officials in Boynton Beach have added an incentive in their search for new officers – a signing bonus.
Since November, the department has offered a $5,000 check for certified officers – those who have gone through academy training and passed the state exam – that join the city s police force.
Interim Deputy Chief Vanessa Snow said the plan to dangle cash was hatched as an out-of-the-box solution to attract applicants who have already invested time in themselves.
The inducement appears to be working. Snow reports that 26 certified police officers applied for jobs in November. In the months before, maybe one or two certified officers applied, she said.
Included in the findings were nearly 20 pounds of the lethal narcotic fentanyl.
Anthony Delano Henry faces several drug-related charges, including trafficking methamphetamines, fentanyl, cocaine and oxycodone.
He remains in the Palm Beach County Jail after Circuit Judge Laura Johnson ordered he be held on more than $2 million bail, according to court documents. Once released, he will be on in-house arrest.
On Monday, agents went to Cubesmart storage on Belvedere Road near State Road 7, where they found thousands of oxycodone pills, a pill press, plastic bags and other drugs, including cocaine, bath salts, ecstasy and 28 pounds of methamphetamines.
While there, investigators also found a passport-sized photo of Henry, according to the report.
WEST PALM BEACH Since her arrest three years ago, Sheila Keen-Warren and her lawyers have repeatedly told investigators they have the wrong person.
Not only did witnesses in Marlene Warren s home describe the person who fatally shot her while dressed as a clown in 1990 as a tall man, but her defense team also says that the hair evidence used to arrest the long-suspected shooter nearly 30 years later is misleading.
In court documents made public Monday, defense attorneys Richard Lubin, Greg Rosenfeld and Amy Morse attacked evidence and outlined several reasons their 57-year-old client should be released from jail before her trial, scheduled to begin April 9.
Tiger Woods, former World No. 1 golfer arrested on suspicion of drunk driving
Tiger Woods, former World No. 1 golfer arrested on suspicion of drunk driving
Former World Number One Golfer, Tiger Woods Was Arrested For Driving Under The Influence Of Alcohol On Monday Morning, According To The Palm Beach County Sheriff s Office.
News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Prakhar Sharma | Updated on: 29 May 2017, 10:10:33 PM
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Former world number one Golfer, Tiger Woods was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol on Monday morning, according to the Palm Beach County Sheriff s Office.
Woods, a resident of Jupiter Island, Florida and was booked into jail at 7 a.m. on Monday morning, according to Palm Beach County jail records.
Palm Beach Sheriff s Office searching for missing 11-year-old
Detectives consider Gasper to be a missing and possibly endangered teen Share Updated: 8:54 AM EST Jan 3, 2021 Ryan Dipentima
Detectives consider Gasper to be a missing and possibly endangered teen Share Updated: 8:54 AM EST Jan 3, 2021 Ryan Dipentima The Palm Beach Sheriff s Office is asking for the public s help in locating a missing 11-year-old.Authorities say that Derek Jesus Gasper was last seen leaving his residence along the 4900 block of Haverhill Commons Circle in West Palm Beach at around 1 a.m. on Sunday. He is 5 tall and was last seen wearing a blue hooded sweatshirt.Due to his mental state, detectives consider Gasper to be a missing and possibly endangered teen.Anyone with information regarding Gasper s whereabouts is asked to call the Palm Beach County Sheriff s Office at 561-688-3400.