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Person of interest in custody connected to El Taiger murder
SUMMARY: A person of interest, 49-year-old Damen Valdez Galloso, is in custody in New York City related to the murder of Cuban reggaeton star El Tiger. He was arrested for failing to register as a sex offender and is also considered a fugitive. El Tiger was found shot in the head near Jackson Memorial Hospital on October 3. Miami police believe Galloso is the shooter and are coordinating with local authorities to extradite him for questioning. Although no official murder charges have been filed yet, police are working with the District Attorney’s office to proceed.
CBS News Miami’s Anna McAllister has the latest update from Miami Police.
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DeSantis says Amendment 3 is most expensive ballot initiative in U.S. history | Florida
SUMMARY: Florida Governor Ron DeSantis opposes two constitutional amendments on the Nov. 5 ballot: Amendment 3, which would legalize recreational marijuana, and Amendment 4, which would enshrine abortion rights. Amendment 3, supported by significant funding from cannabis retailer Trulieve, has 60% approval in recent polling, while Amendment 4 sits at 58% approval. DeSantis argues that Amendment 3 could harm Florida’s economy, allow unrestricted public marijuana use, and create an “immunity shield” for major cannabis companies, warning that constitutional amendments are difficult to amend later. Local law enforcement officials echo concerns about the permanence of constitutional changes.
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Condo residents forced to move out for up to a year during hurricane repairs
SUMMARY: Residents of the Gardens of Beacon Square in New Port Richey are facing evacuation for 6 to 12 months due to repair work following back-to-back hurricanes. Many are grappling with the emotional toll of leaving their homes, which have suffered from flood damage. The condo association insists immediate remediation is necessary due to safety concerns, with FEMA covering repair costs but not personal property loss. Residents, like Jennifer Macau, must find temporary housing while managing ongoing bills. Complications arise, including unauthorized entries by workers and a reported burglary. Jennifer plans to relocate to Georgia with her mother.
In a letter to residents, attorneys for the Gardens at Beacon Square condo association said flood water infiltration is dangerous, so remediation needs to start immediately.
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'It's just really frustrating': Tree still on 74-year-old woman's roof weeks after Hurricane Milton
SUMMARY: ABC Action News covered a story about Sylvia Barry, whose mother, 74, has been living without help since Hurricane Milton left a tree on her roof weeks ago. Frustrated with Citizens Property Insurance, which had not addressed the damage, Sylvia reached out for assistance. Anchor Nadine Jannis intervened, and the situation improved quickly. After contacting the insurance company, Sylvia was told they would overnight a check for tree removal, with full payment for the claim expected soon. The report emphasized the importance of navigating insurance challenges, especially after disasters, and encouraged viewers with similar issues to seek help.
In the early morning of Milton’s landfall, a tree came crashing into her mother’s family room. Three weeks later, it’s still there.
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