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Trooper Steve chats with UCF Police deputy chief, highest-ranking woman in agency history - Vimarsana News

Trooper Steve chats with UCF Police deputy chief, highest-ranking woman in agency history

Beyond thrilled to welcome Deputy Chief Robin Griffin-Kitzerow into Results-1 today. She joined UCF Police as deputy chief in March 2022 as the highest-ranking woman in the agency’s history.

Erin Foley and her twin brother Ted Albin are arrested for allegedly swindling $25million in Medicare funds that were meant for retirees and disabled people - Vimarsana News

Erin Foley and her twin brother Ted Albin are arrested for allegedly swindling $25million in Medicare funds that were meant for retirees and disabled people

Erin Foley and her twin brother Ted Albin are accused of using their health care company to bill the government for fraudulently ordered wheelchairs and canes.

On gun violence, law enforcers must be proactive - Vimarsana News

On gun violence, law enforcers must be proactive

From the distraught days, weeks and months that followed the Marjory Stoneman Douglas massacre in 2018, emerged some of the most sensible gun regulation in years. Not nearly enough, and

Red-flagging troubled individuals; a common sense countermeasure to gun violence - Vimarsana News

Red-flagging troubled individuals; a common sense countermeasure to gun violence

The best way to handle gun violence is before it takes place. Red flagging allows Palm Beach and other Florida counties to be proactive.

Source: yahoo.com
In push to reduce violence, use of Florida's red-flag law to remove guns skyrockets - Vimarsana News

In push to reduce violence, use of Florida's red-flag law to remove guns skyrockets

Palm Beach County authorities are rapidly expanding their use of Florida’s red flag law to take guns away from people they consider a risk.

Source: yahoo.com