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Accused child rapist and human trafficker facing murder-for-hire charges, HCSO says - Vimarsana News

Accused child rapist and human trafficker facing murder-for-hire charges, HCSO says

An accused child rapist and human trafficker is now facing murder-for-hire charges while inside the Hernando County Detention Center.

Florida man arrested after allegedly attacking victim with machete: 'I don't wanna go back to jail' - Vimarsana News

Florida man arrested after allegedly attacking victim with machete: 'I don't wanna go back to jail'

A Florida man was arrested after he stabbed his roommate with a machete and a small knife following a dispute over a cell phone, according to deputies.

Source: yahoo.com
Florida man arrested after allegedly attacking roommate with machete - Vimarsana News

Florida man arrested after allegedly attacking roommate with machete

A Florida man was arrested after he stabbed his roommate with a machete and a small knife following a dispute over a cell phone, according to deputies.

High-speed Brooksville chase on State Rd 50 results in 2 arrests - Vimarsana News

High-speed Brooksville chase on State Rd 50 results in 2 arrests

Two people were arrested after the unlicensed driver led Florida Highway Patrol troopers on a high-speed chase while a child and teen were in the backseat, FHP said.

Source: wtsp.com
VIDEO: 2 men arrested in Brooksville after high speed chase, troopers find drugs, alcohol and gun - Vimarsana News

VIDEO: 2 men arrested in Brooksville after high speed chase, troopers find drugs, alcohol and gun

A high speed chase in Brooksville ended after the driver crashed on Sunday afternoon, according to Florida Highway Patrol.