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Indian River Sheriff's Office ready to help Surfside Indian River County Sheriff's Office on standby mode to provide DNA test machines to Surfside condo collapse investigators Share Updated: 8:05 PM EDT Jul 6, 2021 Indian River Sheriff's Office ready to help Surfside Indian River County Sheriff's Office on standby mode to provide DNA test machines to Surfside condo collapse investigators Share Updated: 8:05 PM EDT Jul 6, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript OFFICE. THEY CAN PROVIDE DNA MATCHES IN 90 MINUTES. THE INDIAN RIVER COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE IS READY TO HELP MIAMI DEAD COUNTY INVESTIGATORS AS THEY CONTINUE WITH THEIR SEARCH AND RESCUE EF FORTS AT THE SURFSIDE CONDO COLLAPSE. EXPERTS SAY THEY GOT THE CALL ON JUNE 27TH. >> PUTTING TOGETHER A PLAN IN CASE TIRHE RECOVERY GOT TO A POINT WHERE IT EXCEEDED THEIR CAPABILITIES. WE WERE JUST MERELY PUT ON A STAND BY MODE. >> Reporter: IIANND RIVER SHERIFF'S OFFICE SAID TWO RAPID MACHINES ARE AVAILABLEO T HELP OUT. >> IT'S A UNIQUE IDENTIFIER SO THE COMPUTER CAN REGISTER WHERE IT'S COMING FROM. >> Reporter: IT COULD BE ONE OF THE FIRST TO EXIST. >> I'M VYER EXCITED FOR THE OPPORTUNITY TO BE PART AND HOPEFULLY, I GET TO PROVIDE CLOSURE TO THE FAMILY. >>ep Rorter: OFFICIALS SAY THEY ARE ON STAND BY MODE AND BE READY TO PROVIDE EQUIPMENT AND LABOR. >> WE'RE NOT CHEMISTS, BIOLOGISTS. WE CAN'T PROVIDE TMHEHE T TECHNICAL SUPPORT. BUT THEIR APPLICATION, THEIR SOFTWARE, THEIR TECHNICAL ABILITY, WE WOULD BE ABLE TO ASSIST THEM IN ANY WAYHE TY CAN. WE'D BE HAPPY TO DO
Florida Man Coughed, Spit in Best Buy After Refusing to Wear Mask: Deputies Indian River Sheriff’s Office officials say Alton Ashby dumped a package of masks on the floor and refused to leave Published December 10, 2020 • Updated on December 10, 2020 at 12:59 pm LightRocket via Getty Images Sheriff’s deputies on Florida’s Treasure Coast say a man went into a Best Buy store and “coughed, sneezed, and spit” after being asked to put a mask on. NBC affiliate WPTV-TV reports 51-year-old Alton Ashby went into a Vero Beach location on Saturday and was asked by an employee to put a mask on. Indian River Sheriff’s Office officials say Ashby dumped a package of masks on the floor and refused to leave.