Vanessa Medina

1 month ago | wsvn.com | Vanessa Medina |Faith Graham |Marisela Burgos

FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. (WSVN) - Chaos erupted at a Fort Lauderdale school campus when two students were caught on camera relentlessly beating up their teacher, leading to their arrests. According to the Fort Lauderdale Police Department, Jayvis McClover and Roddrick McQueen threatened to attack the teacher at Dillard High School on Thursday, and now the 19-year-olds are learning a lesson in the law.

1 month ago | wsvn.com | Vanessa Medina

The families of two women who went missing made an emotional plea hours before authorities said they safely located both of them. The parents of 60-year-old Brenda Ann Surbey, Elizabeth and Larry Surbey, spoke with 7News about their loved one on Thursday. “She’s my daughter. I love her so much; I just want her back. I want to know that she’s safe,” said Elizabeth. According to the Broward Sheriff’s Office, Brenda Ann had been last seen over a month ago. “I hope she’s safe,” said Larry.

1 month ago | wsvn.com | Vanessa Medina |Marisela Burgos |Kevin Boulandier

TAMARAC, FLA. (WSVN) - The 911 call made by Mary Gingles, weeks before, authorities said, she was murdered by estranged husband Nathan Gingles, has been released as her family say the triple murder could have been prevented. The Broward Sheriff’s Office released about nine minutes of phone calls made to them by Mary where she is clearly afraid and is trying to get answers from them. “Hi, my name is Mary Gingles.

1 month ago | wsvn.com | Vanessa Medina |Kevin Boulandier

TAMARAC, FLA. (WSVN) - The 911 call made by Mary Gingles, weeks before, authorities said, she was murdered by estranged husband Nathan Gingles, has been released as her family say the triple murder could have been prevented. The Broward Sheriff’s Office released about nine minutes of phone calls made to them by Mary where she is clearly afraid and is trying to get answers from them. “Hi, my name is Mary Gingles.

1 month ago | wsvn.com | Vanessa Medina |Kevin Boulandier

FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. (WSVN) - A major crash in Fort Lauderdale involving at least four vehicles has left nine people hospitalized. The incident took place on East Las Olas Blvd and Riviera Isle Drive at around 8:30 a.m. Tuesday. 7Skyforce hovered over the scene, where debris was scattered across the busy roadway. Surveillance footage captured the scene of what appeared to be a black sedan losing control and ramming into a gray pickup truck, causing a chain reaction.