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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.
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“You're sleeping bro”: Video shows Miami officer asleep with emergency lights on
City commission has resisted changes to the off-duty work system, but a vote this week could bring reform to a system that’s been troubled for years.
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‘Their love is here': South Florida extended care center helps kids with complex medical needs
Extended care centers could be in more demand, as a judge orders the state to do more to steer kids with medically complex needs away from nursing homes.
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The demand for extended care centers to help kids with complex medical needs
Extended care centers could be in more demand, as a judge orders the state to do more to steer kids with medically complex needs away from nursing homes. NBC6’s Tony Pipitone reports
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Neighbors concerned Fort Lauderdale lake to be filled with concrete and sand
Rock Pit Lake is beloved by many in the Lake Aire Palm View community, but records show its proximity to a long-closed city landfill and incinerator has made it a concern of state and federal environmental agencies.
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Fort Lauderdale's beloved Rock Pit Lake will be filled with concrete and sand
A lakefront community in Fort Lauderdale is bracing for life without a lake. It will be filled with concrete debris and sand – leaving neighbors worried about what lies ahead. NBC6’s Tony Pipitone reports
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Florida law makes these out-of-state driver's licenses invalid
A bill signed into law by Governor Ron DeSantis seeks to prevent undocumented immigrants who have out-of-state driver’s licenses from using them in Florida. Here are the ones considered invalid.
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Florida fights judge's order finding children kept in nursing homes unlawfully
The State of Florida is asking an appellate court to block a judge’s order to begin transitioning certain children out of nursing homes, where he ruled they were kept in violation of the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA).
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State fights order to find kids kept in nursing homes unlawfully
The State of Florida is asking an appellate court to block a judge’s order to begin transitioning certain children out of nursing homes, where he ruled they were kept in violation of the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA). NBC6’s Tony Pipitone reports
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She Got Her Son's Last Belongings From Police. A Bag ‘Presumed to be Fentanyl' Was Inside
Kelsy Davis died at the age of 23 from an accidental overdose. His family says a mistake made by the Fort Lauderdale Police Department is adding to their pain. They turned to NBC6 Investigators as they searched for answers.
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‘Presumed Fentanyl' Found With Late Son's Last Belongings
Kelsy Davis died at the age of 23 from an accidental overdose. His family says a mistake made by the Fort Lauderdale Police Department is adding to their pain. They turned to NBC6 Investigators as they searched for answers. Phil Prazan reports
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Deadly Mix: Thousands Dead in South Florida from Fentanyl-Involved Overdoses
Thousands of people have died from fentanyl-involved overdoses in Miami-Dade and Broward counties in the last few years. Authorities sound the alarm about a new drug infused in the mix, making it more deadly.
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Deadly Drug Ripping Through South Florida, Killing Thousands
Thousands of people have died from fentanyl-involved overdoses in Miami-Dade and Broward counties in the last few years. Authorities sound the alarm about a new drug infused in the mix, making it more deadly. NBC6’s Phil Prazan reports
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4 Safety Tips For Preventing E-Bike Fires and Explosions
As battery fires and explosions from e-bikes continue to happen across the country, NBC6’s Yaima Crespo shares tips for safely charging and storing your e-bike to prevent a dangerous — or even deadly — situation.
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Man Behind Nearly $5 Million in Fraud Pleads Guilty, Faces Years in Prison
Jose Alfredo Fernandez reached a plea deal with the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Atlanta.
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Prosecutors Try to Salvage Murder Cases Against Gunmen in 2021 El Mula Mass Shooting
Miami-Dade prosecutors are not giving up seeking justice for victims of a mass shooting outside El Mula banquet hall in 2021 that killed three and wounded 21.
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Prosecutors Try to Salvage Murder Cases Against El Mula Gunmen
Miami-Dade prosecutors are not giving up seeking justice for victims of a mass shooting outside El Mula banquet hall in 2021 that killed three and wounded 21. NBC 6’s Tony Pipitone reports
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Man Arrested in Crypto Scheme Following NBC 6 Investigation
NBC 6 Investigative reporter Myriam Masihy has the latest on the arrest of a man accused of scamming people through a fake cryptocurrency scheme.