
Adam Walser
Investigative Reporter at WFTS-TV (Tampa, FL)
Award winning investigative reporter in Tampa, Florida focused on exposing corruption, waste and fraud.
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2 weeks ago |
abcactionnews.com | Adam Walser
TAMPA, Fla. — Last March, the I-Team told you about a local businessman operating an unpermitted dump in environmentally sensitive wetlands near Tampa Bay, which could negatively impact our air quality and water supply. Days before the story aired, the facility’s owner signed an agreement to clean it up. We’ve uncovered that cleanup was never completed, and the problem got worse.
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3 weeks ago |
abcactionnews.com | Adam Walser
APOLLO BEACH, Fla. — On Tuesday, the I-Team introduced you to Patty Wood, who says she can no longer flush toilet paper. She bought a brand-new home in Apollo Beach last year, but her plumbing has had recurring problems. We’re hearing from many viewers who are sharing their reactions to the story. Viewers sound off about homeowner who can't flush toilet paper in new home Meanwhile, Patty hopes all the attention her story is getting will help her finally fix her problems.
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3 weeks ago |
ourcommunitynow.com | Adam Walser
APOLLO BEACH, Fla — When you move into a new construction home, you expect everything to work. But since Patty Wood moved into her new D.R. Horton home in Apollo Beach last year, she says her plumbing has had repeated problems. “I paid a lot of money for this house. It should work,” Wood said. Wood says she can’t flush toilet paper without clogging up the pipes.
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3 weeks ago |
abcactionnews.com | Adam Walser
APOLLO BEACH, Fla — When you move into a new construction home, you expect everything to work. But since Patty Wood moved into her new D.R. Horton home in Apollo Beach last year, she says her plumbing has had repeated problems. “I paid a lot of money for this house. It should work,” Wood said. Wood says she can’t flush toilet paper without clogging up the pipes.
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4 weeks ago |
ourcommunitynow.com | Adam Walser
BROOKSVILLE, Fla — A Florida man who was arrested after his wife discovered he was still married to two other women pleaded guilty in court Friday morning. Henry Betsy Junior was charged with bigamy last year after Hernando County detectives determined he was married to three different women in three counties at the same time. Betsey arrived 20 minutes late for his scheduled court hearing, accompanied by his current girlfriend.
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