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Apopka fall festival shooting
A 17-year-old is facing attempted first-degree murder charges and a host of others after a shooting outside an Apopka festival Friday, according to a social media post by Apopka Police. Police say they responded to the shooting at the intersection of Goodrich Avenue and East Orange Street. Detectives say they learned an argument began inside the Fall Family Festival at Kit Land Nelson Park, and spilled outside, turning into gunfire.
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Orlando Police Investigate Death at Westgate Drive Townhome Community
6100 Westgate Dr. — Approximate Location of Death Investigation. A death investigation is underway at an Orlando townhome community after police said one person was found dead in the 6100 block of Westgate Drive on Monday. Neighbors gathered outside as a heavy police presence moved through the area, and officials have released little else about what happened.
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Downtown Orlando stabbing suspect won't face charges, state attorney says
ORLANDO, Fla. – The man accused of stabbing another man in downtown Orlando will not face charges, the state attorney’s office announced. The state filed a no information notice on Thursday in the case against Daeveon Jaquan Brown, 28. The filing states the state is not pursuing charges due to “insufficient admissible evidence stemming from a lack of a cooperating victim or witness”.
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The cell phone data that helped catch a Florida murder suspect after 15 years
Nearly 15 years after Michelle Parker disappeared, Orlando police say newly analyzed cellphone records helped lead to the arrest of Dale Smith, 55, in connection with her murder. Smith was arrested Oct. 14. He has entered a plea of not guilty to a second-degree murder charge. Parker, an Orlando mother, vanished in 2011 — hours after she and Smith appeared on the TV program The People’s Court. Her body has not been found. According to an arrest affidavit, detectives this year reviewed the original cellular data records obtained in 2011 and discovered additional data that had not been analyzed. “It is likely this data was not readable to detectives in 2011,” the report stated, “This data revealed more precise location and user data, to include messages, for the suspect’s and victims’ phones.”