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Broward baker blamed Uber driver for $3K in missing cinnamon rolls. CBP had him (opens the original)
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Last Saturday, Julie Pierre baked, boxed, and loaded more than 300 cinnamon rolls into an Uber bound for the Yellow Green Farmers Market in Hollywood. But while they were supposed to arrive by 10 a.m., they never did. Pierre, the 21-year-old owner of Roll & Dough, says she frantically called and texted the courier more than a dozen times and got nothing back. She put the loss at about $3,100 and said so in a TikTok video that promptly went viral. A Florida International University criminal justi
Coral Gables home of couple killed in Kenya helicopter crash burglarized, police say (opens the original)
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Police have arrested a man and a woman accused of ransacking the Coral Gables home of a married couple who died last week in a helicopter crash in Kenya. The Aug. 19 crash near Mount Ololokwe, in Kenya’s Samburu County, killed all seven people on board. Among the dead were Coral Gables residents Henry Parra and Adam Hlavaty; longtime media executive José Alberto Suárez, president and general manager of Telemundo’s Orlando, Tampa, and Fort Myers stations; and Miami entrepreneur Roger Duarte, foun
Miami ICE security guard arrested for stealing $5K from detainee (opens the original)
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A security guard at a Miami immigration detention facility is facing felony charges after police say he stole cash from a detainee. Matthew Christian Torres, a 31-year-old security guard at Krome Detention Center, was arrested August 24 after he was caught stealing thousands of dollars from a man in the process of being deported, according to a Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office police report (attached at the bottom of this story). A U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) representative told police
Hollywood Police share license plate reader data with hundreds of agencies (opens the original)
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As Flock cameras have cropped up across South Florida, logging drivers’ movements around the clock, one question has lingered: Where is all this information going? Flock Safety says its network of automated license plate readers (ALPRs) scans billions of plates each month in communities across nearly every state. The cameras photograph passing cars and store plate numbers, times, dates, and locations in massive searchable databases. They’ve drawn scrutiny for a host of reasons, chief among them
Where are Flock cameras in South Florida? Here's a map (opens the original)
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If you live in South Florida and drive a car, you’ve probably rolled past a Flock camera recently. Flock Safety’s automated license plate readers (ALPRs) have spread rapidly across the country, scanning plates billions of times a month in every state except Alaska. More than 120,000 cameras are now in place, each logging the plate of every car that passes and uploading the plate number to a searchable database. The devices have drawn nationwide backlash from privacy advocates who say the cameras
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