Marie Edinger

1 week ago | fox35orlando.com | Marie Edinger

A Florida HOA is using a resident, a disabled veteran, over a flagpole he put up in his front yard to fly the American flag. What we know: The Countryside Villas PUD-3 HOA in Port Orange is suing one of its residents, a disabled veteran, over a flagpole he erected to display the American flag.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Marie Edinger

The BriefAn HOA is suing a disabled veteran over a flagpole he put up in his front yard to display the American flag. Florida statute says homeowners can have flagpoles even if their HOAs have rules about them. The homeowner does have a permit approved by the City of Port Orange for his flagpole. PORT ORANGE, Fla, - A Florida HOA is using a resident, a disabled veteran, over a flagpole he put up in his front yard to fly the American flag.

1 week ago | fox35orlando.com | Marie Edinger

A man living in the U.S. illegally has been arrested and placed on an ICE detainer following what authorities describe as a violent attack on a couple attempting to repossess his vehicle, according to the Lake County Sheriff’s Office. Man on ICE hold has history of arrests What we know: A couple said they were repossessing a man’s car when he attacked them. According to Enio Corgozinho’s arrest report, he hit a woman in the chest, abdomen, and left arm, and removed her from the vehicle.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Marie Edinger

The BriefAn undocumented immigrant is accused of attacking two tow truck drivers who were repossessing his car. He’s now facing several battery-related charges, and is on an ICE detainer. The suspect, Enio Corgozinho, was arrested just a year and a half ago. TAVARES, Fla.

3 weeks ago | fox35orlando.com | Marie Edinger

After several substitute teacher arrests, FOX 35 News is digging into what it takes to be considered for the job. What we know: At least four substitute teachers in Florida have been arrested in recent weeks for alleged crimes against students, ranging from sending explicit images to physical abuse. The incidents span multiple counties, including Palm Bay, Ocala, and Osceola.