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In St. Petersburg, Florida are Tattoos the new DNA?

From an article in the Tampa Times, new evidence that tattoos are increasingly being used to ID criminals. Some of this “ink” is so unique, it is replacing the old photo packs as tools to identify suspects… Police were investigating a robbery in St. Petersburg. They had no suspects but…

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The aftermath of the Tampa RNC, much ado about nothing?

We had previously written in an earlier blog post about what to do if approached by the police during the Republican National Convention. Thee were panicked stories about anarchists who will purposely destroy property and hurt people. Based on previous convention arrest number, the Tampa police department were estimating over…

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Florida “Stand Your Ground” Law and Trayvon Martin, Part Two

In part one of this blog, we discussed the history and background of Florida’s “Stand Your Ground” law and what it means. In this section, we will be discussing both the potential charges Mr. Zimmerman, the alleged shooter, may be facing as well as if this law itself even applies…What…

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Florida “Stand Your Ground” Law and Trayvon Martin, Part One

By now, the whole country has heard about the Trayvon Martin shooting. As of this writing, the facts are still being sorted out and the accused shooter, George Zimmerman, has yet to be arrested. However, there has been much outrage and blame directed towards Florida’s “Stand Your Ground” law. The…

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FORT LAUDERDALE: Plea Deal Reached in Phoney Breast Exam Scam

According to an online story on SunSentinal.com, a Coconut Creek man accused of posing as a doctor and offering free door-to-door “breast exams” has reached a deal with prosecutors, lawyers told a Broward County judge on Tuesday. Phillip Winikoff, 81, was accused in April 2006 of carrying on the ruse…

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