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Large manta ray swims right up to paddleboarder off Indian Rocks Beach By Fox 13 News staff Published  Manta ray swims right up to paddleboarder off Indian Rocks Beach Floridians are used to seeing a variety of wildlife in the Sunshine State, but we don't usually get this close of a view. A large manta ray swam right up to a paddleboarder off Indian Rocks Beach on Friday. INDIAN ROCKS BEACH, Fla. - Floridians are used to seeing a variety of wildlife in the Sunshine State, but we don't usually get this close of a view. A large manta ray swam right up to Bryant Ransom as he was on his paddlebo...

Expert nose of police dog Dax helps save Ingleside man's life Lake County sheriff's Deputy John Forlenza and police dog Dax helped save the life of a man in Ingleside early Monday morning. courtesy of Lake County Sheriff's Office   Updated 4/19/2021 3:31 PM Dax, one of the county's most celebrated police dogs, and the humans of the Lake County sheriff's office helped save the life of a 37-year-old Ingleside man early Monday morning. Officers were called to a house on the 35800 block of North Hunt Avenue because of a report that a person was threatening to take his own life. Whe...

Giant manta ray spotted near St. Petersburg By FOX 13 News staff Published  Drone video shows a giant manta ray swimming near St. Peterburg. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - The giant manta ray is the largest ray in the world -- and one of them was spotted just 50 feet away from the shores of St. Petersburg. Michael McCarty, with the See Through Canoe Company, spotted the giant manta ray Tuesday near St. Pete and captured video showing the marine animal gliding along the surface. McCarty said it was the first time he has since one near St. Petersburg. "Even though I spend a lot of time on the water, ...

Daunte Wright, 20, was shot and killed on Sunday during a traffic stop by a Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, police officer who allegedly meant to use her Taser instead. The Brooklyn Center police chief said the department assessed that the officer, Kim Potter, mistook her firearm for a stun gun based on body camera footage and the fact that she appeared to shout “Taser!” before firing. Wright was pulled over due to expired plates and the air fresheners hanging from his rearview mirror, according to the officers. Potter has since resigned from the force and been charged with second-degree mans...

Gun, Taser Mix-Ups Were Blamed in These 13 U.S. Police Shootings Since 2001 On 4/13/21 at 12:52 PM EDT Duante Wright became at least the fourth person in the U.S. to be killed by a police officer who mistakenly fired a gun instead of their Taser. Wright, a 20-year-old Black man, was fatally shot by Brooklyn Center Police Department officer Kimberly Potter, 48, after he was stopped for a traffic violation on Sunday. Read more At a press conference on Monday, Brooklyn Center Police Chief Tim Gannon said he believed that Potter had meant to use a Taser on Wright. He said: "It is my belief that t...