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LISTEN: Intense police scanner traffic of entire Louisville bank mass shooting

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Heritage High Principal arrested

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Gang shooting in Melbourne Beach leaves one dead and one in critical condition

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March 12, 2023

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Vehicle wanted for fatal hit and run found

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March 9, 2023

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Vehicle wanted in fatal hit and run in Melbourne

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School Board Member Jennifer Jenkins files public records lawsuit against Chair Matt Susin for unlawfully withholding public records

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March 7, 2023

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6’6” Palm Bay cop faces brutal rape accusations

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March 3, 2023

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4 dead bodies including a child found in Brevard home

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March 1, 2023

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14-year-old arrested for making school shooting/bomb threats at Heritage and Palm Bay High School

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February 24, 2023

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Stone Middle School worker arrested for sexually abusing child under 12

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February 23, 2023

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NEW: SHERIFF RELEASES INSTAGRAM POST AT CENTER OF DAYTONA BEACH THREAT ARRESTThe Volusia County Sheriff's Office has released the Instagram post investigators say led to the arrest of Allison Jeanne Albro, 21, of Daytona Beach.The post shows a selfie of Albro with text reading: "Going to the trump rally in my city tmr so I can sh⚠️t him with my glock! wish me luck guys !!"Investigators say the FBI alerted Daytona-area detectives Thursday about the post, which threatened gun violence against President Trump at an event in Daytona Beach. Volusia Crime Center personnel identified Albro, and detectives and U.S. Secret Service agents went to her Daytona Beach home.Authorities say Albro admitted to making the post but claimed it was a joke. Investigators said she told them she did not own a gun and had no intention of hurting anyone. A consensual search of the home found no firearms, ammunition, or related accessories.Albro was charged with written threats to kill and was booked with no bond.The investigation involved local detectives, the FBI, the Volusia Crime Center, and the U.S. Secret Service.Image: Volusia County Sheriff's Office#BreakingNews #DaytonaBeach #VolusiaCounty ...

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DAYTONA BEACH WOMAN ARRESTED AFTER ALLEGED INSTAGRAM THREAT TO SHOOT PRESIDENT TRUMPA 21-year-old Daytona Beach woman is behind bars after investigators say she posted a threat on Instagram to shoot President Trump at an event in Daytona Beach.According to investigators, the FBI alerted Daytona-area detectives Thursday about an Instagram post threatening gun violence against the president. Personnel with the Volusia Crime Center quickly identified the person allegedly behind the post as Allison Jeanne Albro, 21.Detectives and U.S. Secret Service agents went to Albro's Daytona Beach home to investigate. Authorities say she admitted to making the post but claimed it was a joke. Investigators said she told them she did not own a gun and had no intention of hurting anyone.A consensual search of the residence turned up no firearms, ammunition, or related accessories.Albro was arrested and charged with written threats to kill. She was booked with no bond, according to investigators.The investigation involved local detectives, the FBI, the Volusia Crime Center, and the U.S. Secret Servi#BreakingNewsg#daytonabeachB#VolusiaCountyounty ...

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North Korea suspected in largest crypto heist on record, $6.3 billion stolen from BinanceHackers drained roughly $6.3 billion from Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, beginning around 4 p.m. Eastern on Thursday, in what blockchain investigators are calling the largest crypto theft in history.Blockchain analytics firm TRM Labs puts the total at $6.36 billion, moved out of Binance wallets across ten blockchains. TRM attributes the attack with high confidence to TraderTraitor, an elite North Korean state-sponsored hacking unit. Chainalysis also said it has high confidence North Korea was behind it. Binance has not confirmed who carried out the attack.According to Binance, its initial investigation shows the attackers got in through an engineer's laptop, which gave them access to a service container where they submitted unauthorized withdrawals. The exchange said it found no evidence that any wallet private keys were leaked.Withdrawals remain paused while Binance completes a security scan. The company says its SAFU emergency fund and company funds will cover all user losses. Stablecoin issuer Circle has frozen more than $800 million of the stolen funds.The theft is roughly four times the size of the $1.5 billion Bybit hack in February 2025, which the FBI tied to the same North Korean group.Do you keep any money in crypto? Does a hack this size change how you feel about leaving funds on an exchange? Let us know in the c#crypto.#Binanceo#NorthKoreaNorthKorea ...

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Day 11 of early voting: 145,551 Brevard voters have now cast a ballot, 32.5% of the county's 447,257 registered voters.Thursday was the busiest day of early voting so far. 9,235 people voted in person, topping the 9,140 who turned out on opening day. Another 1,906 mail ballots came in.Democrats have the highest turnout rate at 42.5%, compared with 32.2% for Republicans. Republicans cast 48% of today's ballots, and their lead in total ballots grew from 17,080 to 19,139.NPA voters, many of whom consider themselves independents, are 24% of Brevard's registered voters but only 18% of the ballots cast so far. Just 24.7% of them have voted.If you are an independent, you literally hold the power to decide who wins this election. Neither party can win Brevard without you.Only two days of early voting are left: Friday and Saturday, Oct. 31. You can vote at any early voting site in the county. Locations and hours are at votebrevard.gov.What was the wait like at your early#brevardcounty#earlyvotingt#election2026g #Election2026 ...

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Trump to hold rally in Daytona Beach tomorrowPresident Trump will hold a midterm election rally Friday night, Oct. 30, at the Ocean Center in Daytona Beach, and officials are warning of road closures, detours and long delays throughout the day.The rally is one of President Trump's final campaign stops for Republican candidates ahead of the November election. It comes one week after he rallied supporters in Fort Myers.SCHEDULE6 a.m.: Ocean Center parking garage opens, and the Blue Lot opens for attendees to begin lining up8 a.m.: Orange Lot, Daytona Beach Grande and other paid lots open3:30 p.m.: Ocean Center doors open (all attendees must enter through the west entrance)7 p.m.: President Trump expected to speakAdmission is first come, first served.ROAD CLOSURES FRIDAYEarl Street: Closed starting at 8 a.m.Peninsula Drive: Closed between Main Street and Ora Street starting at 4 p.m.Atlantic Avenue: Closed between Oak Ridge Boulevard and Main Street from 5 to 9 p.m.Officials said additional roads will close temporarily as the president's motorcade arrives and departs. Travelers using Daytona Beach International Airport on Friday are urged to allow extra time.SECURITYEveryone must pass through security screening. Bags cannot exceed 18 x 13 x 7 inches.Prohibited items include weapons of any kind, toy guns, mace and pepper spray, alcohol, aerosols, e-cigarettes, signs and banners, balloons, noisemakers, drones, selfie sticks, laser pointers, coolers, glass or metal containers, bicycles and pets other than service animals. Certain electronic devices, including Flipper Zero, Wi-Fi Pineapple routers and Raspberry Pi devices, are also banned. Chairs are allowed in line but not inside the venue.Parking is limited and paid, so organizers recommend carpooling or rideshare and expect long walks from parking areas to th#daytonabeachy#VolusiaCountyu#Midterms2026dterms2026 ...

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