Tag: government corruption
Note from the editor: This is a perfect example of what Citrus Gazette has been reporting on for years. Not only the corruption within the CCSO, but also MCSO. MSCO, in particular, makes it extremely difficult to report the...
For years, law enforcement has been obtaining your private and personal information from third-party vendors without a warrant.
Typically, if a law enforcement agency were to go directly to the source, such as a cell phone carrier like T-Mobile, or...
Florida -- On May 26, 2022, Gov. Ron DeSantis signed HB 1435 into law, which includes a previous statute that was struck down by the Florida Supreme Court.
This bill was essentially pushed by Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood.
Florida residents...
Crystal River -- County Commissioners on Tuesday voted to sell a 350-acre site north of Turkey Oak Drive to Hamid Ashtari, a developer who is well known to Tampa residents for overdeveloping and contributing to overcrowding.
Ashtari is a part...
Citrus County -- Along with forcing renters and homeowners out of their family homes under the "eminent domain" laws, Florida Turnpike Enterprise officials want Citrus County taxpayers to foot the bill for road lights along the parkway ramps.
Next year,...
The owners of Pirate's Cove (3.9 acres of land on the Gulf) say they will try and subdivide the property to build new homes which they believe would be a better use of the property.
This move would keep the...
Outraged citizens and banks alike want to know why President Joe Biden plans to allow the IRS to snoop into bank accounts, Venmo, PayPal, and crypto transactions, among other types of payment processing accounts.
The White House, said, "This type...
Researchers from the University of Arizona, in collaboration with Stony Brook University and Wake Forest School of Medicine, analyzed blood samples from COVID patient cohorts and found that circulation of the enzyme–secreted phospholipase A2 group IIA, or sPLA2-IIA could...
Crystal River -- The face of Crystal River is changing, and many residents do not feel it is for the better of the community.
With the destruction of so much land, many wildlife habitats have knowingly been destroyed by the...
In a sworn affidavit, Richard Hopkins, an Erie, Pennsylvania, mail carrier stated he was instructed to collect late ballots, with the intent of Postmaster Rob Weisenbach to backdate the votes.
Hopkins made the claims in a signed affidavit under the...