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Jeff Weinsier joined Local 10 News in September 1994. He is currently an investigative reporter for Local 10. He is also responsible for the very popular Dirty Dining segments. Jeff loves using the power of television to help people. His investigative reports led to the creation of new state laws in 2003 and 2004. When Jeff exposed inmates on work release, driving state vans unsupervised and uninsured, state lawmakers couldn't ignore it. Senate Bill 278 was passed to make sure inmates never get behind the wheel again. In 2004, Jeff discovered a registered sex offender was about to be appointed to a local parks and recreation board. It's a board that deals with children's issues. Again, state lawmakers passed Senate Bill 1774. Local municipalities must now check the FDLE sex predator Web site before appointing people to boards that deal with children's issues. Jeff broke the story about uncounted ballots found hidden in the Broward Supervisor of Elections Office. His coverage of mismanagement in that office led to local and state investigations into Supervisor of Elections Miriam Oliphant. The governor eventually removed Olpihant from office. His stories have persuaded large companies like Mattress Giant, Auto Nation, Bally Total Fitness and Office Depot to give attention to customers who felt they were scammed or cheated. In April 2004, Women in Communications named Jeff Communicator of the Year. Jeff is a graduate of North Miami Beach Senior High School and the University of Florida. His broadcast career began at WCJB-TV, the ABC affiliate in Gainesville. He then moved to WJXT in Jacksonville before joining Local 10.
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8 hours ago
Restaurant employee attacks Local 10’s Jeff Weinsier, photographer amid inspection questions
Local 10 Investigator Jeff Weinsier and Photographer Frank Debesa were physically attacked while trying to get answers at a South Florida restaurant with a long and troubling history of health code violations.
2 days ago
El pastor Eric Readon fue encarcelado tras no lograr retirar su declaración de culpabilidad por explotar a un anciano y deberá cumplir 364 días de cárcel, libertad condicional y pagar restitución. El 30 de julio se decidirá si podrá anular su condena y enfrentar un juicio con penas mayores.
2 days ago
Pastor Eric Readon taken into custody despite last-minute plea withdrawal
Miami Gardens pastor Eric Readon was taken into custody Friday morning after a judge declined to delay his surrender or rule immediately on his last-minute motion to withdraw his guilty plea.
3 days ago
Pocos días antes de que comience a cumplir una sentencia de cárcel de 364 días, el pastor de Miami Gardens, Eric Ledon, presentó una moción para retirar su declaración de culpabilidad, pidiendo a la corte que revierta el acuerdo que le evitó una posible pena de prisión de 65 años.
3 days ago
Pastor tries to back out of fraud guilty plea, blames Local 10 coverage
Just days before he is scheduled to begin serving a 364-day jail sentence, Miami Gardens pastor Eric Readon has filed a motion to withdraw his guilty plea, asking the court to reverse the deal that spared him a possible 65-year prison term.
3 days ago
Atún mohoso, cucarachas y excrementos de roedores provocan el cierre de restaurantes
La semana pasada, el Departamento de Regulación Comercial y Profesional de Florida ordenó el cierre temporal de varios restaurantes en todo el sur de Florida luego de inspecciones de emergencia que descubrieron graves violaciones de salud y seguridad.
3 days ago
Moldy tuna, roaches and rodent droppings lead to restaurant closures
Last week, the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation ordered the temporary closure of several restaurants across South Florida following emergency inspections that uncovered serious health and safety violations.
Clean Plate: South Florida restaurants with zero violations
During their most recent unannounced routine state inspections, these establishments were found to have zero violations, a rare and impressive accomplishment in the food service industry.
Dos restaurantes del sur de Florida fueron cerrados por infestaciones de cucarachas, moho, suciedad y otras violaciones graves de salubridad. Ambos locales reabrieron tras una limpieza y reinspección.
Roach issues lead to inspectors shutting 2 South Florida restaurants
Two South Florida restaurants were ordered shut last week following consumer complaints.
El restaurante chino May Fu permanece cerrado después de que los inspectores de salud del estado regresaron para una tercera visita de seguimiento y, una vez más, encontraron serios problemas sanitarios a pocos metros de donde se prepara y sirve la comida.
May Fu Chinese remains closed after 3rd failed inspection following Local 10 Dirty Dining report
May Fu Chinese Restaurant remains shut down after state health inspectors returned for a third follow-up visit and, once again, found serious sanitary issues just feet from where food is prepared and served.
El problema de las ratas en May Fu continúa, China One vuelve a cerrar por cucarachas
El Departamento de Regulación Comercial y Profesional de Florida ordenó el cierre de varios restaurantes del sur de Florida la semana pasada.
May Fu rat problem remains, China One shut for roaches again, roaches caught in cafeteria
Several South Florida restaurants were ordered shut last week by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation.
Dirty Dining camera catches employee removing rats from local Chinese restaurant
Just days after being allowed to reopen following a state-ordered shutdown for rodent activity, May Fu Chinese Restaurant has been shut down once again, this time after a Local 10 Dirty Dining investigation caught employees on camera removing three dead rats from the kitchen.