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On busy u. S. 19 at speeds of 85 miles an hour, charles long did what he thought was the right thing, following a stolen car with a toddler in the back seat. Your body kind of goes into a fight or flight mode and you have no control over that and my body said fight. Do the right thing. Im a christian. Reporter as he tried to get the plate number so he could call 911 long now found himself smack dab in the middle of at least a dozen cop cars. Moments later his part of the chase would end as he crashed into a cruiser. They grabbed me and jerked me out of the car, threw me in the back of a police...

'Not My Son' campaign urges end to violence in St. Petersburg Evan Axelbank reports ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - Efforts in St. Pete to slow gun violence through the "Not My Son" campaign focused on the Mirror Lake and Central Avenue areas Friday evening. Betty Smith marched among four groups that handed out flyers and posted signs urging the adoption of non-violence in the city. "I have a grandson, he's 11, I have a granddaughter, he just turned two," Smith said "I don't want anything like this to happen to them." This effort of the "Not My Son" campaign, organized by Rev. Ken Irby, comes as the c...

SHARE TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — A Florida group of pastors, lawyers, physicians, educators, lawmakers, and legislators aims to ensure that people of color get vaccinated, and it’s involving churches — and maybe even the White House — to see that it happens. What You Need To Know Task force eyes 156 Florida sites including churches as vaccination centers Task force goal: “to make sure that all people of color are vaccinated” Data from Florida: Blacks are 2½ times less likely than whites to get vaccinated The Statewide Coronavirus Vaccination Community Education and Engagement Taskforc...