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  Broward School Board Candidate Elijah Manley Calls Member a “Demonic Entity,” Alleges Election Interference

  August 21 at 3:47 p.m.

  Broward School Board candidate Elijah Manley called board member Rosalind Osgood a “demonic entity” in a Twitter thread fired off Sunday afternoon. Manley also accused Osgood of violating election laws by intimidating voters and campaigning within 100 feet of the African-American Research Library and Cultural Center

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  End-of-Days Author Disfigured by Mislabeled Antique Gun

  August 10 at 9:21 a.m.

  With the chamber loaded up with 8x57mm ammunition, Fletcher lifted the barrel into the muggy air and pulled the trigger. The gun exploded in his face, destroying his right eye and permanently disfiguring him. In a Palm Beach County lawsuit, the Arkansas resident blames Century Arms for the accident, claiming it distributed the Mauser rifle with the wrong ammunition profile and model stamped on it.

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  Video: Protesters Stage Mock Baby-Caging Outside Florida Private-Prison Office

  August 8 at 12:50 p.m.

  Boca Raton's GEO Group — the single largest contractor for Immigration and Customs Enforcement — absolutely does not want anyone to accuse it of caging people or separating families. GEO is so upset by such allegations that it threatened to sue Dream Defenders, a Florida civil rights group, all...

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  Broward's Dumbass School Board Accidentally Releases Nikolas Cruz Info, Threatens Journalists

  August 7 at 12:03 p.m.

  Ever since the Parkland massacre, the Broward School Board and superintendent Robert Runcie have insisted that the school system did everything possible to help Cruz, who'd been a known violent threat for years. And yet the school board has also fought tooth-and-nail in court to avoid releasing detailed records about Cruz's...

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  Florida's Post-Parkland "Red Flag" Law Has Taken Guns From Dozens of Dangerous People

  August 7 at 8 a.m.

  On March 7, Lighthouse Point Police Officers Christopher Thompson and Joseph Valdes knocked on the door of a third-floor condo with a brick façade and waited for Dominic Signorile. The cops in the small coastal town in Broward County wanted to check on Signorile after someone reported seeing him clutching...

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  Man Says Broward Sheriff's Deputy Body-Slammed Him After Spirit Refused to Let Him Board a Flight

  August 3 at 11:34 a.m.

  A man from Texas is suing BSO deputies for excessive use of force while detaining him at an airport on charges that were later dropped. The man and his lawyer say surveillance footage shows the cops' actions were not justified.