Muhammad Abdul Qawee
Reporter at WBBH-TV (Fort Myers, FL)
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4 days ago |
gulfcoastnewsnow.com | Muhammad Abdul Qawee
A startling dashcam video showing a car barreling the wrong way down a busy Collier County road has drivers on edge and safety officials urging vigilance behind the wheel.The incident occurred early Monday morning near the intersection of Collier Boulevard and U.S. 41 — a heavily traveled route for residents heading toward Marco Island and Naples.
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1 week ago |
gulfcoastnewsnow.com | Muhammad Abdul Qawee
A string of overnight car burglaries and thefts in Fort Myers Shores has residents on edge and demanding accountability. Jaimb Zabala was taking out the trash early Friday morning when he discovered his car had been vandalized. "Glass on the ground, and I look at it - they broke my window, Zabala said.
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1 week ago |
wcvb.com | Muhammad Abdul Qawee
What began as a quiet Saturday night turned into an unforgettable encounter for three seasoned python hunters in the Florida Everglades.Justice Sargood and his fellow trappers were patrolling remote backroads when a dark, slithering shadow appeared across the pavement. What they stumbled upon was nothing short of astonishing: a massive Burmese python — the largest they had ever seen in person.“Got to get it, got to jump on it,” Sargood said. “Can’t let him go.
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1 week ago |
gulfcoastnewsnow.com | Muhammad Abdul Qawee
What began as a quiet Saturday night turned into an unforgettable encounter for three seasoned python hunters in the Florida Everglades. Justice Sargood and his fellow trappers were patrolling the remote backroads near Everglades City when a dark, slithering shadow appeared across the pavement. What they stumbled upon was nothing short of astonishing: a massive Burmese python — the largest they had ever seen in person. “Got to get it, got to jump on it,” Sargood said. “Can’t let him go.
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1 week ago |
gulfcoastnewsnow.com | Muhammad Abdul Qawee
A Collier County woman says her stolen handgun may have been the weapon used in a fatal shooting earlier this week involving two teenagers. Joy Cardenas, who lives in the Golden Gate area, told Gulf Coast News that she believes the purple Taurus G2C 9mm recovered by deputies after the killing of 15-year-old Christian Chavez belongs to her. Cardenas said the firearm was stolen from her vehicle last week.
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The investigation continues on the road rage shooting that took place Wednesday night. The Lee County Sheriff’s Office confirming two males are involved in this. No arrests have been made yet.
Deputies continue to investigate road rage incident near McGregor Blvd and College Pkwy https://t.co/AQMGxOka4i