CRIME & SAFETY
University of Tampa student gave birth in bathroom, said baby died soon after, records say
The mother of a baby found dead in a University of Tampa garbage bin told police she gave birth to the baby in a dorm bathroom and that the baby died soon after, court records show. A search warrant affidavit made public Thursday includes new details about the investigation that...
2) As police began arresting the University of South Florida protesters who had attempted to hold the line and were tear gassed, they threatened press with arrest. "You're about to go too!" they told "Leave!"
2) As police began arresting the University of South Florida protesters who had attempted to hold the line and were tear gassed, they threatened press with arrest. "You're about to go too!" they told "Leave!"
Man killed after crash near busy Tampa interchange
TAMPA, Fla. - A man was killed in a Tampa crash Tuesday evening along Bruce B. Downs Boulevard near I-75, authorities said. The Tampa Police Department said officers responded to the crash just after 9:15 p.m., and found the man dead from his injuries. The northbound lanes of Bruce B....
VIDEO THREAD: Police deployed tear gas this afternoon against a circle of University of South Florida students attempting to set up a pro-Palestine encampment on their campus, their second time trying in two days. Filmed by for
VIDEO THREAD: Police deployed tear gas this afternoon against a circle of University of South Florida students attempting to set up a pro-Palestine encampment on their campus, their second time trying in two days. Filmed by for
Driver goes over 147 mph after evading traffic stop in Tampa, K9 finds suspect hiding in garbage can: FHP
TAMPA, Fla. - A high-speed chase that started on I-275 on Monday morning ended with the driver running away on foot and hiding inside a garbage can, according to officials. The Florida Highway Patrol says they identified 22-year-old Tayvion Lajuan Robinson as the driver who was spotted going over 110 mph in a posted 60 mph zone.
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