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Fort Lauderdale Cop Who Shoved BLM Protester in 2020 Found Not Guilty - Vimarsana News

Fort Lauderdale Cop Who Shoved BLM Protester in 2020 Found Not Guilty

A Fort Lauderdale Police officer who was caught on camera shoving a protester during a 2020 Black Lives Matter protest was found not guilty of battery Monday.

White Florida officer acquitted of shoving of Black woman | Taiwan News - Vimarsana News

White Florida officer acquitted of shoving of Black woman | Taiwan News

White Florida officer acquitted of shoving of Black woman | 2022-12-13 09:26:55

Trial date set for nursing home official in hurricane deaths - Vimarsana News

Trial date set for nursing home official in hurricane deaths

A defense attorney for Jorge Carbello, the last remaining defendant in the Hollywood Hills nursing home manslaughter case, argued Friday that the state’s case against the former administrator should be dismissed.

Hollywood Nursing Home Owner to Go on Trial Next Summer for 12 Deaths During Hurricane Irma - Vimarsana News

Hollywood Nursing Home Owner to Go on Trial Next Summer for 12 Deaths During Hurricane Irma

Jorge Carballo, 64, is scheduled for trial on 12 aggravated manslaughter charges following the deaths of residents at his nursing home in 2017.

Defense walks back misconduct accusation in nursing home case - Vimarsana News

Defense walks back misconduct accusation in nursing home case

Jorge Carballo is accused of 12 counts of manslaughter in connection with heat-related deaths at the Rehabilitation Center at Hollywood Hills in 2017. Prosecutors dropped charges against three of Carballo’s co-defendants on Thursday, prompting one of his defense attorneys to criticize the Broward State Attorney’s Office for pursuing a case it knew it could not win.