Angie DiMichele

3 weeks ago | officer.com | Angie DiMichele |Shira Moolten

In a matter of hours on the morning of Feb. 16, Seraphine Gingles witnessed her mother, her grandfather and a stranger be shot to death, then the arrest of her father at gunpoint. The girl was kidnapped by her father, Nathan Gingles, after the triple shootings in Tamarac. While driving to a Walmart in North Lauderdale, he told his 4-year-old daughter she would never see her mother or her Grandpa Dave again and that they were going to Texas, a probable cause affidavit said.

4 weeks ago | orlandosentinel.com | Angie DiMichele |Shira Moolten

Body-worn camera videos released on Wednesday show the moment deputies arrested Nathan Gingles at a Walmart in North Lauderdale on Feb. 16, nearly five hours after the triple shootings in a Tamarac neighborhood.

4 weeks ago | sun-sentinel.com | Angie DiMichele |Shira Moolten

Body-worn camera videos released on Wednesday show the moment deputies arrested Nathan Gingles at a Walmart in North Lauderdale on Feb. 16, nearly five hours after the triple shootings in a Tamarac neighborhood. Originally Published: April 16, 2025 at 6:53 PM EDT

1 month ago | sun-sentinel.com | Angie DiMichele |Shira Moolten

Colleen Sheridan and her son Connor have been identified as the two victims who were killed in a double murder-suicide in Pompano Beach earlier this week. A welfare check on Wednesday evening led to first responders discovering the bodies of an adult woman and two adult men inside of a home in the 300 block of South Golf Boulevard, the Broward Sheriff’s Office said. James Sheridan, 80, is believed to be the shooter, who then killed himself.

2 months ago | sun-sentinel.com | Shira Moolten |Angie DiMichele

Months before the Tamarac triple shooting that rocked Broward County, another Tamarac woman was afraid for her life when her former husband appeared at her home with a gun. Lisa Drangel had an experience all too similar to Mary Gingles, who deputies said was killed by her estranged husband in February. Both women were granted restraining orders that ordered their husbands to surrender all their guns, in addition to barring them from coming near them or contacting them. The men didn’t comply.