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Been awarded a composite sketch that we will distribute individual. Reporter described as a white man, on the shorter side, between the fia for two and 5 foot eight with heavy though, black hair and long black goatee. The man asked if he wanted to go to his house. Outside the school today we spoke with one mom upset she sooner. I was unaware of it. I had no idea that i can get any phone calls or anything near both Elementary Schools this morning. I asked the chief about the difficulty with the Ongoing Investigation that is centering on a single witness. When the only witnesses a nineyearold, i...

Like alcohol. They also say she did not know what day it was. Can you tell us what was in the bottle . Reporter holly joel walked out of the summer county jail one hour and a half ago and tried to fend off questions about whether she was drunk at school yesterday morning as police say she appeared to be. Can you explain why youre not on your feet and why you smelled of alcohol according to police . Sanford police say it was tuesday but she thought it was monday and when asked what president obamas first name is she said obama. Im in shock. Reporter police a is senior in turn was in the second ...

Ground but 66 now, shorts, short sleeves for today. Winds out of the southeast at 7 miles an hour. 68 Daytona Beach, 70s in cocoa beach in melbourne, 63 ocala, sitting at 65 and parts of sumter and lake county. Midsixties parts of sumter and lake county midsixties, groveland. A few scattered clouds, patchy fog is it, dry to start and we are going to stay dry for today. With that, by the time we hit the afternoon, the planner, it will turn breezy not only warm but also breezy. We will watch for that fire for today and temperature track noon, 80 and into the afternoon mid80s are rampant warmer t...

The Dept. of Corrections has issued a statewide lockdown for all prisons from 2-5 pm on Monday, meaning all inmates will be inside during the total solar eclipse.

More than 15,000 people work as correction officers in prisons around New York State. For decades, those jobs have been some of the most sought-after in law enf