Author: FAC Contributor #3

John Oliver discusses the wildly popular television franchise, what it’s been teaching us about law enforcement.

On the afternoon of Tuesday September 13 2022, I received a phone call which I missed from number 1 904 297 – 2250 the caller left a voice mail informing me that he was from the St Johns County Sheriffs office and that I needed to cantact him right away regarding an important matter. Upon contact the person at number

The following letter was sent to the Mayor of the City of Miami concerning the homeless crisis. We do feel it presents a very viable solution to the homeless issue. FAC Letter to Miami RE Homeless

One thing you do is worry. Another is to constantly keep an eye on your young ones as part of a family safety plan. But a better idea might be to do something more permanent: find a way how to get a sex offender out of your neighborhood. Here are three ways you might be able to do just that,

We’re so annoyed!!! Just days ago, we posted a fun article titled “Polk County Pick’Em” that poked a little fun at Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd’s sting operations. The article, which can be read here (https://floridaactioncommittee.org/polk-county-pickem/) presented a satirical contest, inviting readers to predict whether Judd would conduct another sting next month, what that sting would be called, and whether

The opinion (Lindsey v Swearingen – Opinion), issued yesterday in the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals, held that Florida does not need to give Full Faith and Credit to an Oklahoma Order removing someone from the Oklahoma Registry, because the Oklahoma Order did not apply to the Florida Registry. The bad: This is another in a series of bad decisions

Guys, I can’t make this stuff up. Another Florida School Resource Officer (a police officer assigned to work in a school) is in trouble this week for a child sex crime. Just days after a school resource officer in Jacksonville was arrested, another officer in Altamonte Springs’ home was searched as part of a child pornography investigation. I literally had

When Beyer was 17, he made a fake account on Snapchat and started contacting girls about his same age. He was in high school at the time. The FBI became aware of his activity in June of 2021, probably because one of the girl’s parents found out what he was doing and brought her phone to the authorities. But the

A member just alerted us to a court decision out of New York that addresses the duration for registration of someone who moves to NY from another state. This member has been waiting ten years to get off the registry in another state so that he can move to NY and live with his fiancee free of registration obligations and