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Black Friday shoppers line up before dawn at Sawgrass Mills
SUMMARY: On Black Friday, a record number of Americans flocked to stores, with many arriving as early as 4 a.m. to take advantage of early bird discounts. Steve Maugeri reports live from Sawgrass Mills in Sunrise, where shoppers with luggage lined up outside stores like Tory Burch and Lululemon. The goal was clear: fill up luggage with merchandise while the best deals are still available. Shoppers planned their visits, focusing on specific stores and aiming to finish early before the crowds grew. The mall had just opened, but the lines were expected to shorten while the crowds grew throughout the day.ng and that is the latest from here live in Sunrise Steve mjeri CBS News Miami yeah I love all these shopping strategies Steve thank you we’ll be checking back in with you a little bit later
Steve Maugeri reports many had a game plan for the morning and were shopping for specific items.
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Deputy shoots Florida man swinging sword around children: PCSO
SUMMARY: In Shady Hills, Pasco County, a deputy shot a man carrying a shotgun during a welfare check after neighbors reported him swinging a sword near children. Upon entering his home, he was heard throwing objects while playing loud music. Bodycam footage shows the deputy asking him to come out, but he brandished the shotgun, prompting the deputy to open fire. Fortunately, the man is expected to survive his injuries; his blood alcohol content was nearly four times the legal limit. The deputy involved is on paid administrative leave while the Florida Department of Law Enforcement investigates the incident.
Officials said a deputy shot a man swinging a sword around children in Pasco County on Thanksgiving. The Pasco County …
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Man shot and killed over loud music dispute in Lauderdale Lakes
SUMMARY: A tragic incident unfolded in Lauderdale Lakes on Thanksgiving when 72-year-old Huran McLean was shot and killed after a dispute over loud music. McLean had played music at his condo, leading to a confrontation with a neighbor. After McLean went to address the issue, he was fatally shot. His wife, Rose McLean, heard the gunshot and found him on the ground. The gunman also threatened Rose, telling her he would shoot her if she didn’t leave. The family was left devastated, and an investigation is ongoing to determine if charges will be filed.
CBS News Miami’s Ted Scouten has the latest on the Thanksgiving tragedy.
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Tampa family affected by drunk driving urge caution ahead of the holidays
SUMMARY: As families prepare for Thanksgiving, it’s crucial to plan for safe transportation to avoid drinking and driving. Linda Unf’s life changed forever 41 years ago when a drunk driver killed her sister, Josie, highlighting the lasting impact of such tragedies. Unf, a co-founder of MADD Hillsborough County, emphasizes that the consequences extend beyond the victim’s family, affecting many lives. This holiday, known for its high alcohol consumption, comes with a reminder from law enforcement to not drink and drive, as more than 4,000 alcohol-related crashes occurred in Florida in 2024 alone. Make responsible plans to ensure safety.
As you get ready to celebrate the holidays with family and friends, police want you to have a plan so you don’t get behind the wheel after drinking.
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