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Animal welfare bill takes effect, adds more information to statewide animal abuser database (opens the original)
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A new animal welfare bill goes into effect today, and itâs making it harder for convicted animal abusers to adopt. One of the changes brought forth by House Bill 559 will be the increased list of required information about a convicted animal abuser on the Florida Department of Law Enforcementâs statewide animal abuse database. When the animal abuse database first went live on Jan. 1, it only included the first and last name of the convicted animal abuser, leaving shelter
Former Middleburg High employee charged with possessing child sexual abuse material (opens the original)
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MIDDLEBURG, Fla. — Robert Rahn III, 36, a former behaviorial health assistant at Middleburg High School until 2022, has been arrested by the Clay County Sheriffâs Office on seven counts of possessing child sexual abuse material. Rahn, who is being held at the Clay County Jail following his arrest, worked as a behavioral health assistant at the school from August 2021 to February 2022. Mariah Jarrett, a former girlfriend and the mother of Rahnâs 3-year-old son, said she met Rahn a short time
âIndescribableâ: Neighbors react to fire that destroyed a Lake City home (opens the original)
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LAKE CITY, Fla. — A Lake City home is destroyed after a fire ripped through it just before 10 p.m. Saturday. Kayla and Jon-Michael Borzeka said they were watching the show Cops when they noticed the sirens werenât coming from the TV. âWe looked outside and looked down the block, and we could see the roof was completely engulfed in flames,â Jon-Michael Borzeka said. âI ran down here to make sure there was nobody inside.â âIt [was] actually kind of indescribable,â Kayla Borzeka said.
Jacksonville Sheriffâs Office to spend nearly $2 million on Peregrine AI software (opens the original)
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The Jacksonville Sheriffâs Office is planning on spending $1.9 million on a partnership with Penegrine AI. The software company is headquartered in Berlin. Their website says it provides context awareness, depth perception and lane descriptions in real time. Councilman Jimmy Peluso voiced his concerns about the partnership during Tuesdayâs budget meeting. âI have very real concerns about AI, what it means for the economy, what it means for this government, what it mean
âCompletely unacceptableâ: Mandarin HS dad worried after son says planned fights âweekly occurrenceâ (opens the original)
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A Mandarin High School father says heâs concerned after he was shown videos of what appears to be students gathering inside the schoolâs bathroom to watch a pre-planned fight. Weâve slightly blurred the videos to keep the teenagersâ identities concealed. The video shows two students fighting in a bathroom, surrounded by at least a dozen other students. Just five or six seconds into the fight, a third student jumps in. A few seconds after that, two more jump in. By th
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