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Boyd to Support Healthcare Reform
Source: Congressman Allen Boyd's Office
South Walton Woman Pleads No Contest to Real Estate Fraud
Source: Walton County Sheriff’s Office
Prescribed Burn set for Saturday Near Eglin
Source: Eglin Public Affairs
Five Arrested in Washington County on Drug Charges
Source: Washington County Sheriff’s Office
Body of Deceased Boater Recovered from St. Andrew Bay
By: Marc McAfee
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Source: Associated Press
Bill Aimed at Fla. Workforce Board Conflicts
Source: Associated Press
Judge Albritton Resigns Citing Medical Reasons
By: Mary Scott Speigner
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By: Kevin Character
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By: Marc McAfee
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Bay County, Fla:
If you watch one of those popular crime solving shows on TV, you know law enforcement goes through a lot to solve a crime. But you also know it takes more time in real life.
Solving crime takes time, from misdemeanors to felonies, law enforcement puts in a lot of time and effort to bring bad guys to justice. The Criminal Investigations Division at the Bay County Sheriff’s Office works daily to catch criminals. The 17 investigators work all felony crimes that come through Bay County.
The CID is commanded by Capt. Jimmy Stanford. He says the unit even has an on call investigator 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. But every case is different. Some are solved in days, while others take weeks or months.
To see how one investigator goes through the process to catch a criminal, click on the video story link.
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