Triple homicide

Sheriff Places Deputies on Leave After Failing Domestic Violence Probe

Following a triple homicide in Tamarac, Florida, Broward County Sheriff Gregory Tony publicly condemned his department’s handling of prior domestic violence calls involving the suspect, Nathan Gingles. Seven deputies are on paid leave pending an internal investigation into their alleged failures to take appropriate action, including a missed opportunity to arrest Gingles in December when his estranged wife expressed fears for her life. Sheriff Tony stated that deputies exhibited “piss poor performance” and that individuals will face consequences, emphasizing his intent to prevent arbitration. Gingles is currently jailed on multiple charges, including three counts of first-degree murder.

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Arizona Good Samaritan Murder: 3 Arrested, Sparking Fear & Outrage

Three suspects—Jack Upchurch (40), Elmer Smith (19), and a 16-year-old—were arrested and charged with first-degree murder, aggravated robbery, armed robbery, arson, and theft in connection with the death of 53-year-old Paul Clifford. Clifford, who had gone to assist a stranded motorist, was found deceased near a burning vehicle. The suspects were apprehended following a search and subsequent standoff at a residence. High bail amounts have been set for all three.

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