The Tallahassee Reports Daily Briefs: Friday, December 1

The Tallahassee Reports Daily Briefs: Friday, December 1

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LOCAL NEWS

The Florida Supreme Court has ruled that the cops in two Tallahassee law enforcement-involved shootings are not protected under Marsy’s Law. The City of Tallahassee was prepared to release the names of the LEOs, but the Big Bend Police Benevolent Association filed the lawsuit against the City of Tallahassee in an effort to protect the identities of officers involved in those shootings.

Twenty-one year-old Danquies Anderson was sentenced to 15 years in prison and 10 years of probation for the July 2020 shooting of a 16-year-old Leon High School student. The sentence comes as part of a plea deal with the state. Anderson was arrested in April 2021 for second-degree murder, accused of shooting Joshua Purcell at close range in the parking lot of Bethel AME Church.

LOCAL SPORTS NEWS

On Saturday at 8 p.m. on ABC, the ‘Noles will be in Charlotte, North Carolina to play the Louisville Cardinals for the ACC Championship. Florida State is looking for its first ACC Title since 2014 and 16th overall.

Florida State head coach Mike Norvell was voted the 2023 ACC Coach of the Year, it was announced Thursday. Norvell has led the Seminoles to a perfect 12-0 record, including 8-0 in the ACC, and the top seed for Saturday’s ACC Championship Game.

The Florida State women’s soccer team is looking to clinch their seventh berth to the National Championship Game as they take on Clemson (18-3-4) for the third time this season in the National Semifinal at the College Cup at WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, N.C. Kickoff is set for 6 p.m. on Friday and can be seen live on ESPNU.

FLORIDA NEWS

Florida Democratic Chair Nikki Fried is calling for her counterpart in the Florida GOP to resign after allegations surfaced that he sexually assaulted a partner with whom he and his wife had an ongoing relationship. The Trident, a publication of the Florida Center for Government Accountability, first reported Thursday that Christian Ziegler was under Sarasota police investigation for sexual battery.

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-Fla.) announced she will be hosting a bipartisan press conference Thursday to discuss the U.S.’s lack of transparency regarding unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP). A handful of House members on both sides of the aisle have called for more transparency surrounding UAP, saying sightings could negatively impact national security.

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10 Responses to "The Tallahassee Reports Daily Briefs: Friday, December 1"

  1. Regarding the publicizing LEOs identities, both sides of the discussion are correct. It can place undo danger on the officer, his family, and friends and we need to be careful not to do that. But history is full of the good-old-boy network protecting their own. Remember Christina West? No threat to anyone, but was physically abused by an officer due to his own mistake. Eye socket broken, other injuries and bruises, etc. The other officers watched it transpire and didn’t intervene. The offending officer was cleared of an wrong doing. If not for the body cameras we’d have never known the truth.

    We need to protect the officers, but we also need to not let that protection be used against the rest of us.

  2. @ Edward Lyle:
    What You Said !!!
    And anyone thinking otherwise is our enemy. But because we are good people we seek not to destroy them but to help them overcome their illness and become normal. If all that fails then we will likely need to re-visit that Destroy Them option.

  3. Nothing good can come from publicizing the names of LEOs involved in shootings, particularly if their actions have been determined to be justified. This is all part of the Marxist Democrat’s war on Law and Order. They hate babies, they hate women, they hate Law and Order, they hate parents, they hate nature, they hate the truth, and they hate science.

    The Marxist Democrat’s are all-in on destroying our culture and our Republic. They are, and always have been, the Party of Hate and Racism.

  4. @David He is, No doubt. It is what they do. Attack the exact thing they love to do in order to distract the low IQ from catching them in the act. The right wing have been doing it forever.

  5. Law enforcement officers’ identities Must be protected, especially when the shooting was justified. The Supreme Court is a joke. I hope the FPBA wins the lawsuit.

  6. Isn’t the minimum sentence for Second Degree Murder using a Firearm 25 years?

    Or is this Restorative Justice?

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