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Una oficial de policía de Miami acusada de disparar su arma durante un incidente de violencia doméstica con su novio, quien también es oficial de policía de Miami, salió de la cárcel el lunes por la noche.
Una oficial de policía de Miami acusada de disparar su arma durante un incidente de violencia doméstica con su novio, quien también es oficial de policía de Miami, salió de la cárcel el lunes por la noche.
A Miami police officer accused of firing her gun during a domestic violence incident with her boyfriend, who is also a Miami police officer, bonded out of jail late Monday night.
Sin un acuerdo, el Memorial Healthcare System en el condado de Broward se convertiría en un proveedor fuera de la red para los miembros de Florida Blue a partir del lunes por la mañana.
Without a deal, the Memorial Healthcare System in Broward County was set to become an out-of-network provider for Florida Blue members starting early Monday morning.
One Hope United está "trabajando con" los agentes que están investigando el reciente asesinato de un adolescente en un hogar grupal en el condado de Broward, según un portavoz de la organización sin fines de lucro que brinda servicios de apoyo de cuidado de crianza en Florida.
One Hope United, a nonprofit organization that offered services at the house where a teenage boy was killed on Monday in Broward County, released a statement after an alert neighbor reported the connection.
Detectives suspect a 30-year-old North Miami man who was accused of trying to kidnap a girl on her way home from school while on probation for molesting a girl last year at a store’s toy section may have preyed on other girls.
A Texas man set out on a bike ride from New York to Miami, but along the way, his journey became less about the destination and more about the kindness of strangers.
David Dieurestil, de 13 años, sufrió paro cardíaco jugando baloncesto en Fort Lauderdale. Dos madres realizaron RCP y usaron desfibrilador, salvándole la vida.
It has been about a month since a 13-year-old boy collapsed while playing basketball at the YMCA in Fort Lauderdale. Two mothers, who are a surgeon and a nurse, saved his life.