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Police body cameras show the late-night arrest of 37-year-old Nichiren Rugeles Ogando after detectives responded to “a suspicious incident.” In custody, a Coral Springs Police detective asked Rugeles Ogando about a call the department received the day before, accusing him of secretly recording his girlfriend and her two children.  According to the police report, his girlfriend told investigators she...

Dixie Dent says she expected working for Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Martin Zilber was going to be a challenge, one she welcomed. But within weeks of being hired as his judicial assistant, she told NBC 6 Investigators, she sensed the judge was acting inappropriately. Over the next 18 months, she would later tell the state Judicial Qualifications Commission (JQC), she witnessed…

According to the Miami-Dade State Attorney’s Office, Jason Meyers — a former teacher accused of having sex with his student — can go anywhere as long as he stays away from his accuser.

According to the Miami-Dade State Attorney’s Office, Jason Meyers can go anywhere as long as he stays away from his accuser.

It has been more than five years since former Miami-Dade schools teacher Jason Meyers was arrested and accused of having sex with an underage student. But he has not faced a jury yet. His trial was rescheduled again Monday. Months ago, NBC 6 Investigators spoke exclusively with the young woman prosecutors identified as his victim. We will refer to her as Luisa....

Another delay in the case of a former teacher accused of having sex with an underage student — Jason Meyers was arrested more than five years ago but he has not faced a jury yet. NBC 6’s Willard Shepard reports

We are hearing from local health care workers on the frontlines about their experience and one year battle against COVID-19. NBC 6’s Phil Prazan reports

It didn’t take long for Dr. Aileen Marty, an infectious disease specialist and epidemiologist at Florida International University, to sound the alarm about the coronavirus. There were just 57 coronavirus cases confirmed in the United States in late February when she told NBC 6 from a Washington hotel room: “Let people know that this is definitely coming.” By March 11,…

Tony Pipitone looks back on what health experts have learned after one year of confronting the coronavirus pandemic.

Over the past 40 years, Alfred Thomas said he’s worked many jobs at a public school, a domestic violence shelter, and at a bank.  “Money was alright. But it just wasn’t enough to survive,” Thomas said.  It wasn’t until Thomas got into real estate, he said, that he felt he could pass wealth down to his children and grandchildren. ...

While current sanctions prohibit the shipment of U.S. goods to Venezuela, the NBC 6 Investigators found luxury rental vehicles that were stolen in South Florida found their way to the South American country.

While current sanctions prohibit the shipment of U.S. goods to Venezuela, the NBC 6 Investigators found luxury SUVs stolen in South Florida found their way to the South American country. NBC 6’s Myriam Masihy reports

As millions of Americans roll up their sleeves for a COVID-19 vaccine, the News4 I-Team has learned that coronavirus-related claims are already being filed in a federal program to compensate those who suffer severe injuries or reactions. But the agency that runs the program has refused to say how many or what those injuries are.

As millions of Americans roll up their sleeves for a COVID-19 vaccine, the News4 I-Team has learned that coronavirus-related claims are already being filed in a federal program to compensate those who suffer severe injuries or reactions.

While so much has been disrupted by the pandemic, one thing has been shut down entirely — Miami-Dade’s criminal jury trials.

Some state leaders have said that while they don’t have an issue with seasonal residents getting vaccinated here, they are concerned about tourists doing the same while visiting Florida

Some state leaders have said that while they don’t have an issue with seasonal residents getting vaccinated here, they are concerned about tourists doing the same while visiting Florida.

The COVID crisis has turned our lives upside down and some see it as an opportunity.  “We know that scammers follow the headlines,” Colleen Tressler with the Federal Trade Commission said.  Tressler explains consumers are easy targets in this pandemic.  “The agency has received more than 270,000 specific COVID related complaints, the fraud loses dollar wise associated with that...

Sasha Jones has the details on health experts’ warnings of vaccine scams that targets people’s personal information.

Moderna and Pfizer vaccines for COVID-19 have the go-ahead from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Tens of thousands are arriving in Florida and they will go first to health care workers.