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Another NABJ Convention in the books! ❤️

This was my third NABJ convention, and every year I walk away with something new. I’m thankful for my time in Atlanta, the people I met, the connections I made, and everything I learned along the way.

Until next time, ATL! Houston, see you next year! 🤠
#Atlanta #journalist #NABJ
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DEVELOPING: According to Coral Springs Police, the city’s Vice Mayor Nancy Metayer Bowen was killed by her husband, Stephen Bowen, in a domestic violence incident. He is in custody. @terrellwplg was at the news conference and @magdalalouwplg is also working this story, and obtained video of Stephen Bowen’s apprehension.
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Surveillance video captured the moments an Amazon driver stepped out of her delivery truck and right into the path of danger.

Packages were flung into the air as the driver was hit by a car that did not stop.

It happened Wednesday along Southwest 20th Street and 140th Place in west Miami-Dade County.

Witness Stephanie Garcia said she caught the aftermath of the hit-and-run.

“I was on the way from work and I see the package in the middle of the street broken, her hat in the other side and her laying on the ground not able to move,” said Garcia. “She was just moving her hands, I guess just texting her boss or her family.”

It’s an area that residents say is problematic at times in terms of people speeding.

“We actually told them to put speed bumps, but they haven’t done anything about it,” Garcia said.

On the same route, another pair of Amazon workers were seen delivering packages Monday, even stopping in the same exact spot as their colleague who was injured on the job just days ago.

Police are actively searching for the driver who took off.

Amazon released a statement to Local 10 News, which read:

“We’re relieved the driver is okay and recovering at home while receiving care. We’re cooperating with local law enforcement as they investigate. The delivery service partner that employs the driver remains in close contact and is providing support.”
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Art + Soul was a vibe! 
Dressed up, had a good time and ran into everyone! @pamm
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What started out as a routine ride for an Uber driver turned into a violent encounter.

The lone passenger in the backseat had just been picked up, and moments later, without warning, he suddenly attacked the 61-year-old driver.

Dash camera video captured the driver being pummeled from behind before he managed to bring the car to a stop on the shoulder of the I-95 express lanes in southern Broward County.

The trip was supposed to go from Deerfield Beach to Miami International Airport, but instead, that passenger landed in jail.

He has since been identified as 19-year-old Isaiah Norton, who was arrested on charges of battery causing bodily harm and obstructing an officer.

On the dashcam video, the struggle between Norton and the driver appeared to go on for several minutes.

Once outside of the car, passersby stepped in to help, including an armed off duty officer who, according to the victim’s family, was able to subdue the teen until Florida Highway Patrol troopers arrived.

The victim, identified as Reuben Caraino, was left bruised and bloody with serious injuries across his face.

Doctors checked him out at the hospital, and his family says he’s lucky to be alive after the violent encounter.

At last check, Norton was being held at the Joseph V. Conte Facility in Pompano Beach.

#attack #uber #florida
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Deputies search for suspect who set Dodge Charger ablaze during illegal street takeover

Deputies in Miami-Dade County are searching for the person who was seen on video setting a car on fire last month.#florida #miami 

Authorities believe the incident involved a stolen vehicle from Tamarac that was used as part of an illegal street takeover that happened at Northwest 95th Street and 17th Avenue on Dec. 28.

The Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office later released photos showing what they said was an act of arson.

Still frames of the video show a crowd gathered around a white 2017 Dodge Charger with its four doors stripped away.

Someone is then seen setting the car on fire in the middle of the street.

Deputies are now trying to identify the man in the video who was wearing dark-colored clothing, red, white and black shoes and a picture of the Spider-Man character Venom on the back of his sweatshirt.

The vehicle belonged to a woman named Shanna, who spoke to Local 10’s Terrell Forney Monday night but asked to only use her first name.

She said her prized 2017 Dodge Charger Daytona Edition was stolen from her driveway as she slept on Christmas night.

Doorbell camera video showed the thieves starting the ignition and sneaking off in her car.

Days later, when the video of the car on fire went viral, she knew it was her beloved Dodge.

“When I saw it, it just broke my heart and I knew in my heart it was mine,” she said. “You don’t see very many cars like mine anymore.”

It appeared to be a wild night involving dozens of people who essentially shut down the street.

Multiple cars were used in the street takeover and now deputies are searching for the people responsible, but specifically are searching for the man who set the car on fire.

“The doors were stripped, the hood was gone, the trunk lid was gone and they just were beating it and jumping on it, then they burnt it, and you’re like why?” said Shanna. “I hope they’re caught and I would love to see somebody pay (for) it, go to jail.”

There is a $5,000 reward being offered for information that leads to an arrest and conviction.

Anyone with information is urged to call Miami-Dade Crime Stoppers at 305-471-TIPS.
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