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After nannycam video leads to a babysitter's arrest, her husband can't believe allegations his wife smacked and threw things at a child.
Hidden-camera video of a babysitter slapping an 11-month-old child, throwing things and handling the boy violently was evidence enough for police to charge the 53-year-old woman with battery on a child.
Video of a babysitter slapping, kicking and throwing things at an 11-month-old child disturbs many who see it, including state child protection workers who now want to know if there are other victims.
Clay High School students begin their day a couple of hours late after gunfire in the middle of the night at a house across the street prompted a four-hour SWAT team standoff.
Video: SWAT Standoff Ends Peacefully
Images: Standoff, Traffic, School Delays
Investigators say a car crossed over a median and hit another car.
A father recorded videotape of the family's babysitter alone with his young children.
Hidden-camera video of a babysitter slapping an 11-month-old child, throwing things and handling the boy violently was evidence enough for police to charge the 53-year-old woman with battery on a child.
The husband of a Mandarin woman accused of beating up an 11-month-old baby in her care is defending his wife. She was caught on a nanny cam according to police and the video has given investigators graphic evidence against the suspect. The woman's husband tells us there has never been allegations like these against her, in the more than 30 years she's looked after children.
Shock, outrage, disgust -- just some of the emotions many of you are expressed by Department of Children and Family worker John Harrell when viewing the nannycam video.
Four people in northeast Florida are facing charges tonight as part of a statewide crackdown on food stamp fraud. Investigators say they were helping people misuse your tax dollars that were supposed to help them pay for vital food staples.
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Clay High School begins its day a couple of hours late after gunfire in the middle of the night at a house across the street prompts a four-hour SWAT team standoff.
Capturing N.E. Florida's wanted suspects is a tough task, so the local station is trying to help with the Wheel of Justice. Every Thursday morning, the wheel spins and a wanted fugitive is profiled.
Images: Fugitives On 'Wheel'
March Madness officially kicked off Thursday, and several upsets were already in the cards. The NCAA tournament runs through the month.
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