Fort Lauderdale SWAT team surrounds home during criminal investigation
According to Fort Lauderdale police, their officers were assisting Boynton Beach police, who said this was a planned operation and it "remains an active investigation."
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According to Fort Lauderdale police, their officers were assisting Boynton Beach police, who said this was a planned operation and it "remains an active investigation."
The case focuses heavily on a plan to widen the turnpike from six to 10 lanes and raises a series of arguments.
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Some South Florida residents welcomed the move against traffickers, while others expressed concern about potential retaliation.
