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"We have a real lack of leadership": NCFL leaders travel to U.S.-Mexico border amid immigration crisis

“We have a real lack of leadership”: NCFL leaders travel to U.S.-Mexico border amid immigration crisis Dylan Lyons © Provided by Gainesville WCJB-TV Leaders from across North Central Florida are in Texas touring the U.S.-Mexico border. To keep up with the latest local news subscribe to our TV20 newsletter   and receive news straight to your email every morning. GAINESVILLE, Fla. (WCJB) -Leaders from across North Central Florida are in Texas touring the U.S.-Mexico border. The topic taking center stage is the immigration crisis. Five sheriffs, including Marion County Sheriff Billy Woods, Bradford County Sheriff Gordon Smith, and Putnam County Sheriff Gator Deloach, along with Ocala Chief of Police Mike Balken, joined Congresswoman Kat Cammack of Florida’s 3rd Congressional District.

Marion sheriff expected to join congresswoman's trip to Mexico border

Marion County Commissioner Kathy Bryant said she thinks it's "an incredible opportunity" for Woods. Bryant said Woods would be able to bring valuable insight to the community on what's happening at the border. She wishes she could be part of the delegation. Marion Commission Chairman Jeff Gold said Woods' budget presentation day was changed to allow for the trip. Gold said if Woods feels it's important to go to the border, then that's fine. However, the commissioner said, "we've got problems here locally." Gold said that the Marion County Sheriff's Office is short on deputies for patrol and detention deputies for the Marion County Jail.

Marion County Sheriff Billy Woods set to join Rep. Cammack's trip to U.S.-Mexico border

Marion County Sheriff Billy Woods set to join Rep. Cammack's trip to U.S.-Mexico border Austin L. Miller, Ocala Star-Banner Gov. Abbott discusses Texas border security Replay Video UP NEXT Marion County Sheriff Billy Woods is expected to be among the law enforcement officials joining U.S. Rep. Kat Cammack (R-Gainesville) on a trip to the U.S./Mexican border this week to learn more about the border crisis. Ocala Police Chief Mike Balken is also going on the journey, he said on Tuesday. Adeline Sandridge, communications director for Cammack's office, confirmed Tuesday afternoon that Woods and Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood were two of the four people making the flight to Texas. Sandridge said she's waiting on word from some others. No one from Alachua County is scheduled to make the trip.

Deltona woman who claims inappropriate touching by deputy threatens to sue

Deltona woman who claims inappropriate touching by deputy threatens to sue Deltona woman who claims inappropriate touching by deputy threatens to sue The Volusia County Sheriff’s Office received a notice of intent to sue Monday from a Deltona woman who accused a deputy of unwanted touching. DELTONA, Fla. - The Volusia County Sheriff’s Office received a notice of intent to sue Monday from a Deltona woman who accused a deputy of unwanted touching.  "I went into the bathroom and used it to wipe my [expletive]," said Sheriff Mike Chitwood about his reaction to receiving the paperwork. It stems from an incident outside a Deltona City Council meeting back in April. 

Deltona woman accused of lying threatens to sue Sheriff Office

A Deltona woman who Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood said falsely accused a deputy of unwanted touching is now threatening to sue the sheriff’s office, claiming the unwanted touching and Chitwood's disparaging remarks caused her mental anguish.  Prosecutors declined to charge the woman, Tammy Stuck, but in doing so also stated the deputy did nothing wrong in their view. Chitwood also dismissed her claims when contacted by the News-Journal on Monday. Tammy Stuck had claimed she suffered unwanted touching from a sheriff’s deputy on April 22 when she was about to enter a Deltona City Commission meeting along with her husband, Jeff Stuck. Tammy Stuck could not be reached for comment on Monday.

Deltona woman accused of lying about Volusia deputy won't be prosecuted

Woman accused of making false claim against Volusia deputy won't face charges

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Woman Who Filed False Complaint Against Deputy Will Not Be Prosecuted