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Illegal Weapons Deal in Pompano Beach Turns Deadly
Undercover police officers put their lives on the line to catch crimes in the act. Law enforcement use police officers to pose as buyers for drugs, weapons, and several other illegal activities. While these methods are often successful, the possibility of entrapment can be an issue. In Pompano Beach, a gun deal involving an undercover deputy went wrong, resulting in the death of the gun dealer.
Update: Pill Mill Brothers Face a Judge
The pill mill brothers, Chris and Jeff George, were indicted in October of last year on federal weapons charges. The two were indicted and arrested along with several doctors working for them in their pain clinics after amassing millions from their pain clinics. The brothers were living a lavish lifestyle while the doctors they employed supplied prescription pills to drug traffickers and dealers pouring in from Kentucky, Ohio, and South Carolina.
I'm a Convicted Felon - What Happens if I'm Charged with Possession of a Firearm?
According to an article in the Palm Beach Post, a Polk County man has been accused of poaching wildlife and was caught and arrested after boasting about it on Facebook. He is facing several charges including unlawful hunting and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.
How to Avoid Conviction of Improper Use of Firearms
It is always interesting to see how cases turn out when the defendant is a police officer. These cases are especially interesting when the incident involves a police officer improperly enforcing their power. In the case of a Boynton Beach Police officer, he has been arrested for improperly using a Taser. Again.

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