Former Broward Sheriffs Office sergeant, Travis Allen, is suing his former employer for wrongful termination, alleging violations of Floridas Sunshine Laws and other statutes. Allen claims he was fired without due process following his response to a triple murder in Tamarac, Florida, in February. He maintains he did his best that night and was not aware of the connection between the victim and the suspect, Nathan Gingles. Allens attorney, Stephan Lopez, supports his claim, stating that Allen has not been able to access publicly available materials related to the internal affairs case. The Broward Sheriffs Office Media Relations Department has not commented on the pending litigation.

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Fire crews in Doral successfully contain apartment fire on November twelfth, preventing spread to adjacent units and ensuring no injuries. Cause of the fire remains under investigation.

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Byron Donalds Gains Momentum: Top Republicans Endorse Him for Florida GovernorshipIn a significant development, Florida Congressman Byron Donalds has secured endorsements from prominent Republicans, including former President Donald Trump and Senator Ted Cruz, as he vies for the governorship. With thirty candidates already announced and the election less than a year away, Donalds has emerged as a frontrunner. Meanwhile, Democratic Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings has joined the race, and the field may expand further as the filing deadline approaches. The upcoming election is set for November third, with Floridas First Lady, Casey DeSantis, potentially considering a run.

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Jimmy Kimmel mourns the loss of his lifelong friend, Cleto Escobedo III, the bandleader of Jimmy Kimmel Live. The two, who were inseparable since childhood, shared a deep bond and a love for music. Escobedo, a talented saxophonist, had a successful career before joining Kimmels show. His sudden passing, following a Thursday show cancellation, has left the late-night community in shock. He is survived by his family.

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Authorities search for missing ten-year-old Gabrielle Terrelonge, last seen with mother Pasha Davis in June. Davis, arrested for child endangerment, is uncooperative. Reward offered for information leading to Gabrielles whereabouts. Father Gordon Terrelonge expresses fear Davis is concealing crucial information.

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In the wake of a tragic loss, a community mourns Deputy Devin Jaramillo, killed in the line of duty. A memorial grows outside the Miami-Dade Sheriffs Office substation, filled with flowers, flags, and heartfelt messages. Jaramillo, known as Taz to his former youth football coaches, was shot and killed while responding to a traffic accident. The suspect, Steven Rustrian, took his own life after an altercation. EMT student Joheli Cruz, who was on a ride-along, performed CPR in a desperate attempt to save Jaramillo. Funeral services are scheduled for Tuesday at ten AM at loanDepot Park.

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Navy Veteran Chastaine Starke, a five-foot-one operations specialist, trades her uniform for a classroom, teaching eighth-grade math at Miami Norland Middle School. Despite being mistaken for a student, she connects with her pupils, making learning fun and educational. Through Achieve Miamis Teacher Accelerator Program, she serves as a beacon of dedication and independent thinking, proving that service transcends uniforms.

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Westchester woman endures two misfortunes in two days: car crash and burglary. A car, driven by a juvenile, crashes into her home, causing significant damage. Shes forced to leave due to broken plumbing and electricity. While away, burglars ransack her property. Shes uninsured, and the juvenile driver may face civil penalties.

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On November twelfth, we celebrated a remarkable milestone: Anthony Orilio, a World War Two veteran, turned one hundred and three years old. He was honored with a free lunch at Mission BBQ in Fort Lauderdale, surrounded by fellow veterans. Mr. Orilio shared his positive memories of service, emphasizing the importance of a good outlook. Meanwhile, Fort Lauderdale held a ceremony on the Riverwalk to honor veterans, with Mayor Dean Trantalis stressing the need to appreciate their service daily. Veterans like Curtis Walker echoed this sentiment, highlighting the lasting impact of their military service. Mr. Orilios secret to longevity? Stay healthy, think positively, and eat well.

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Seven-year-old musical prodigy Jelijah Diaz, with perfect pitch and multi-instrumental skills, captivated a Miami Heat audience with his viral national anthem performance. His dreams extend beyond music, aspiring to be an astronaut, showcasing his extraordinary talents and potential.

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