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Janitorial workers at local university blame cleaning product for allergic reactions
Several janitorial workers employed by a company that cleans Nova Southeastern University are voicing concerns regarding a new product they have been asked to use.
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University janitorial workers believe cleaning product made them sick
Several janitorial workers employed by a company that cleans Nova Southeastern University are voicing concerns regarding a new product they have been asked to use. NBC6’s Amy Viteri reports
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Death penalty case of John Doe gang leader in peril as judge disqualifies prosecutors
Lawyer for the reputed leader of a violent Liberty City drug gang in the 1990s calls for criminal investigation of Miami-Dade State Attorney’s Office after judge finds misconduct
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Prosecutors removed from death penalty case of John Doe gang leader
The lawyer for the reputed leader of a violent Liberty City drug gang in the 1990s called for criminal investigation of the Miami-Dade State Attorney’s Office after a judge found misconduct. NBC6’s Tony Pipitone reports
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Watch our conversation on a South Florida mother who says she was disabled after routine surgery
NBC6 Reporter Sophia Hernandez and Investigator Amy Viteri discuss the heartbreaking story of a mother who says she was permanently disabled after a routine procedure.
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South Florida mother permanently disabled after routine procedure: Lawsuit
A South Florida mother is taking legal action claiming a routine procedure almost took her life and left her permanently disabled.
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Lawsuit claims mother permanently disabled after routine procedure
A South Florida mother is taking legal action claiming a routine procedure almost took her life and left her permanently disabled. NBC6’s Amy Viteri reports
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Multi-billion dollar genetic testing fraud scheme rips off Medicare
A recorded phone call provided to NBC6 by federal investigators shows how criminals involved in a multi-billion-dollar fraud scheme are targeting seniors who rely on Medicare services.
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South Florida call centers linked to multi-billion dollar Medicare fraud scheme
A recorded phone call provided to NBC6 by federal investigators shows how criminals involved in a multi-billion-dollar fraud scheme are targeting seniors who rely on Medicare services.
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‘It's out of control': Broward investigators warn about rise in property crime complaints
The dangers posed by squatting and property theft in South Florida were highlighted over a week ago when two Miami-Dade Police officers were shot while investigating a complaint of a suspected squatter inside a home.
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Squatting and property theft calls on the rise
NBC6’s Amy Viteri takes a look at the dangers squatting and property thefts pose.
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2 families sue cruise line as numbers show spike in reports of sexual assaults at sea
A cruise line is facing new lawsuits after two passengers say the company failed to keep them safe on board.
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Cruise line faces lawsuits after passengers assaulted onboard
A cruise line is facing new lawsuits after two passengers say the company failed to keep them safe on board. NBC6’s Amy Viteri reports
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How a ‘cash for keys' deal led to tragedy and a long legal fight
A South Florida man thought he was debt-free after transferring the ownership of his home to a company. That was not the case.
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‘Cash for keys' deal leads to tragedy and legal fight
A South Florida man thought he was debt-free after transferring the ownership of his home to a company. That was not the case. NBC6’s Amy Viteri reports
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‘It just ruined my career': Nurse's arrest at UM game caught on video raises questions
Surveillance video provided by his attorney shows Randy Kotnik taken to the ground then placed in handcuffs, all before a University of Miami football game even started.
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Miami commissioners approve deal to have private company manage off-duty police details
Miami City commissioners on Thursday gave their unanimous approval to a resolution allowing the city manager to contract with a private company to manage off-duty employment of city police officers.
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Changes to Miami Police off-duty system
NBC6’s Tony Pipitone is live from Coconut Grove with the latest on changes to the Miami Police off-duty system
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‘Yo, he's got a pillow': Video shows Miami officer sleeping inside police car
An internal affairs investigation confirmed a Miami police officer was asleep on the job. He told later investigators he “dozed off” because he wasn’t feeling well, according to a police memo.