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But first, caught on camera. Video showing what appears to be a daycare worker hitting one of the kids on the head with toys. Then dropping him facefirst on to a mat. This cell phone video was released today from clermont police. Children childrens palace Daycare Center along east highway 50. News 6 reporter Troy Campbell is digging to find out more on the woman who was arrested. Troy, what have you been able to find out . Well, this is the Daycare Center behind me where the centers director was arrested on friday, not her first runin with police. However, when you show up, theres a sign on th...

So did a thousand others. What started the scare and why Parents Say School leaders failed to keep them informed. Plus, breakins that could tourists. Where dozens of cars were hit in the attractions area and why they may be linked to a much larger crime spree. Good evening, everyone. Results. Im ginger gadsden. Julie and lisa are off tonight. Also, it was a showdown weeks in the making. If you refuse to go, then i have no other alternative than to make an arrest. Three nights after being ordered to pack up, move out or be arrested, were check in on the homeless at the heart of a showdown in Da...

Clermont police say this video shows the daycare director walking up to a 4yearold boy, striking him with stuffed animals several times and then picking the child up and dropping him on the ground. It didnt appear in the video if you watched the video that he was doing anything, just laying there and thats when she walked over to him. Law enforcement arresting the woman for child abuse. Shes also on probation for welfare fraud and grand theft out of Orange County. I wouldnt want anybody to bring their kids here now. She says she toured the daycare facility last month, looking for a place to ta...

A memorial service will be held Feb. 10 for Sylvia Jones, who had died at age 72. She was an Ocala community leader and civil rights advocate.

L.C. Stevenson, now 91, recalls the 1960s, when he and others helped protect the Rev. Frank Pinkston, a civil rights leader.