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Lake County church says trailer was stolen with equipment for food drives still inside (opens the original)
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A trailer belonging to Better Life Church in Clermont, filled with ministry items and equipment for its monthly food drive, was stolen on Sept. 7, leaving the church and its senior pastor, Bishop Juan Rivera, heartbroken. "When I saw the trailer being taken away I, literally, I was saddened. I said, 'If they only knew that they're not stealing from Better Life Church alone. They're stealing from the community. People that are hurting. People that are in need,'" Rivera said. The trailer contained
Burglary investigation leads to child neglect charges in Lake County (opens the original)
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A burglary investigation in Leesburg led deputies to uncover a case of alleged child neglect, where drugs and loaded firearms were found within reach of a child. The investigation began on Burrell Avenue, where a neighbor, who asked to remain anonymous, noticed suspicious activity at a home last week. "It's like a quiet neighborhood. Nobody comes back here," the neighbor said. The neighbor reported seeing flashlights inside the house, even though no one was supposed to be there. According to an
Volusia County business owner recovering after stabbing (opens the original)
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Jessica and Count Foreman, co-owners of Saute Kingz in Daytona Beach, have temporarily closed their business following a violent incident involving their 23-year-old son, Jesshuan. The restaurant, food truck, and catering business is a popular one. The husband and wife even competed on a cooking show with Jesshuan just a few years ago. The incident last month left Count injured and their son in jail. They're working to help Count heal and to get Jesshuan the help he needs. According to an arrest
Grand jury report accuses DCF of 'failing catastrophically' in several Central Florida counties (opens the original)
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A grand jury report released Friday accuses the Florida Department of Children and Families (DCF) Circuit 5 — which covers Lake, Marion, Sumter, and Hernando counties — of catastrophic failures in protecting children and vulnerable adults. The report states it is not a "routine administrative review" but aims "to sound an alarm," alleging that "DCF in Circuit 5 is failing catastrophically in that duty." It describes "heartbreaking, systemic patterns of neglect and abuse" and operational failures
As Flock cameras come down, a look back at cases they've helped in Central Florida (opens the original)
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License plate readers, including Flock cameras, are being removed from cities and counties across Central Florida as residents and officials debate their use, citing privacy concerns and potential misuse. "I'm very, very concerned about these Flock cameras," a woman said during a Lake County Board of County Commissioners meeting. Another woman at the same meeting said, "My husband was almost three decades in law enforcement. He caught a lot of criminals without the use of Flock cameras and licen
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