Florida Crime Drops In First Half Of 2018
• Florida crime is down, according to the Department of Law Enforcement’s 2018 Semi-Annual Uniform Crime Report.
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• Florida crime is down, according to the Department of Law Enforcement’s 2018 Semi-Annual Uniform Crime Report.
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• A 15-year-old Florida teen remains locked up after investigators say he strangled his mother following an argument over bad grades.
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• Here a short explainer of the latest effort to overhaul Florida’s juvenile justice system, a program being implemented by the state attorney’s office for Orange and Osceola counties, called Project No No. The program changes the way some kids with cases are processed into the system.
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• Official court case records will no longer follow some kids into adulthood under a new program being implemented by the state attorney’s office for Orange and Osceola counties.
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• Apopka and Pine Hills residents are fed up with violent crime. After a spate of shootings last year, faith leaders and others called for a stop to the violence. A task force was formed, and last week they released their report. On Intersection we talk about what the task force found, and what it’s going to take to curb crime in the area.
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• New data from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement show there were more reported officer-involved shooting investigations in central Florida in 2016 than any year on record.
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• A Windermere man suspected of raping women while unconscious now faces six sexual battery charges. State prosecutors have charged 49-year-old Darryl Patterson for allegedly assaulting a woman who was physically incapacitated.
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