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Miami-Dade County Sheriff Rosie Cordero-Stutz, Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd, and Putnam County ... Sun-Sentinel: Immigrant advocates protest surge in ICE arrests, say South Florida police should end support of feds Immigrant advocates protest surge in ICE arrests, say South Florida police should end support of feds A 'Cat in the Hat' trend, similar to the 2016 clown scare, has gone viral on social media and has led to increased school security and teen arrests. Tiger Woods, the professional golf legend, is expected today in court in Martin County for a change of plea hearing stemming from an earlier arrest. CBS News on MSN: Tiger Woods appears in Florida court, accepts plea deal in DUI arrest Golf legend Tiger Woods appeared in a Florida courtroom on Wednesday and accepted a plea deal with prosecutors following his DUI arrest earlier this year. CBS News Miami's Ted Scouten has more on ...
