A 5-year-old boy was found chewing on a used condom on an elementary school playground in Fort Pierce, according to a report from the TCPalm.
It happened Wednesday at St. Lucie Elementary School. A school security guard saw the boy chewing something and found out it was a discarded condom.
Police are investigating.
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A man wearing a bulletproof vest fled from DeLand police this morning, leading law enforcement on a chase that ended with a fiery crash in Lake County.
A man wearing a bulletproof vest fled from DeLand police this morning, leading law enforcement on a chase that ended with a fiery crash in Lake County.
A man wearing a bulletproof vest fled from DeLand police this morning, leading law enforcement on a chase that ended with a fiery crash in Lake County.
A man wearing a bulletproof vest fled from DeLand police this morning, leading law enforcement on a chase that ended with a fiery crash in Lake County.
Security footage shows two men taking off the lower assembly of a motor from an Oviedo boatyard.
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The cause of death in a Winter Park teen death has been determined. 15-year-old Roger Trindade died from blunt force trauma and the medical examiner has ruled the death a homicide.
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An executive at Florida Hospital Oceanside is accused of fraudulently using other people’s information, including his child’s, to get prescription pills
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