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  Feds Accuse Pension Manager of Pocketing Millions from Disabled-Services Nonprofit

  September 19 at 10:21 a.m.

  A former adviser and board member of a non-profit organization for the disabled is charged with stealing millions of dollars from its staff retirement account.

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  Miami Art Fair Heist Sparks Court Battle Over Stolen Painting

  September 7 at 8 a.m.

  With Art Basel just a few months off, galleries and art collectors are making plans for a really big show. But they better be careful. Art thieves have been known to visit. And big money paintings are everywhere. Take Art Miami, for instance. Back in 2014, when a tent belonging to...

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  Ex-Cop Nouman Raja Loses Stand Your Ground Argument After Killing Stranded Motorist

  August 24 at 1:02 p.m.

  Corey Jones was sitting in his broken-down car on the side of the highway in the middle of the night while he waited for a tow. Suddenly, Nouman Raja came barreling the wrong way up the off-ramp. Raja, an undercover cop in an unmarked white van, strode up to Jones' window and demanded he put his "fuckin'" hands up.

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  Despite Claw Hammer Attack on a Girl, Republican Party Secretary Sues Blogger for Libel

  August 22 at 9 a.m.

  Rupert Tarsey was poised to make a fresh start in South Florida when his past caught up with him. Now he's lashing back at a blogger who helped derail his attempt at a phoenix-like rise.

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  Activists Launch National Prison Strike at Broward Main Jail on Nat Turner Day

  August 21 at 9:14 a.m.

  It's not every day that inmates at the Broward County Main Jail are serenaded by a cacophony of megaphones, trombones, paint bucket drums, and violins. But tonight, South Florida activists will bust out their instruments and create as much noise as possible to highlight lousy conditions and the state’s worst-in-the-nation treatment of former prisoners when it comes to voting rights.

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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...