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Charge dropped against Hillsborough foster mom accused of abuse
New medical evidence indicated that Amanda Gary did not intentionally harm a baby in her care.
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Longtime foster mother Amanda Gary, 43, of Wimauma, left, becomes emotional while recalling her experiences while being charged with aggravated child abuse in 2018 during a press conference at her attorneyâs office on Tuesday, May 11, 2021, in Tampa. This week, the state dropped the charges against Gary. At right is Garyâs boyfriend, Bill Burnes, 49, of Wimauma. [ DOUGLAS R. CLIFFORD | Times ]
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TAMPA â Amanda Gary loves children. That is abundantly clear to the people who know her and have seen her work as a foster mother.
A Pinellas protester was in jail for months. A fight against cash bail got him out. Kavitha Surana, Tampa Bay Times © Douglas R. Clifford/Times Judge Chris Helinger at an April court hearing at the Pinellas County Justice Center in Clearwater.
The protester had been locked up in the Pinellas County Jail for four months.
He’d been arrested during the tumultuous first week of the George Floyd protests. Police accused him of throwing rocks at the St. Petersburg Police Department and threatening to shoot an officer. They alleged he was a leader of a group that “numbered in the dozens.” His public defender said he was innocent.