Jacksonville Woman Attacks Florida Trooper During ICE Enforcement Operation

Jacksonville Woman Smiled After Punching Florida Trooper During ICE Operation Until DeSantis Said This

Democrat-run cities have turned into war zones over immigration enforcement.

Violence against law enforcement has become the new normal in places like Minneapolis. But a Florida activist just learned the hard way that Ron DeSantis doesn't play those games.

Jennifer Cruz of Jacksonville drove her white Dodge Ram pickup into a traffic stop on Tuesday, recording on her phone while tailgating marked patrol cars. The 40-year-old followed troopers into a Beach Boulevard parking lot near Mi Pueblo Mexican grocery store and started screaming at officers conducting an immigration enforcement operation.

When Florida Highway Patrol troopers tried to address her traffic violations, they discovered her driver's license had been suspended since June 2025. Cruz refused to hand over her keys and threatened officers before punching a trooper in the face with a closed fist, breaking the trooper's nose and injuring her fingers.

Then she kicked at a female officer while other law enforcement members restrained her. And in the middle of this violent assault on law enforcement, Cruz smiled directly at the dashcam like she was posing for a trophy photo.

Cruz thought Florida operated under the same rules where attacking cops carries no consequences. She was wrong.

Florida arrested Cruz immediately and charged her with eight felonies and six misdemeanors, including resisting an officer with violence, battery on law enforcement, and fleeing police.

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Something about liberal White women.

Scam Alert from Dave Kerner Florida Highway Patrol

Scam Alert

The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles is warning drivers about a recent text message scam targeting Floridians. The scam claims the recipient has an unpaid traffic ticket and threatens to suspend their driver license and vehicle registration if payment is not made immediately through a fraudulent link.

The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles has received reports of this scam across the state. While the full extent of the scam is unknown, the threat is serious.

REMEMBER: FLHSMV will never contact you via text message demanding payment or threatening suspension or arrest.

• If you receive a suspicious message:
• Do not click any links.
• Do not share personal or financial information.
• Report it to your local law enforcement agency immediately.

I don't have to remind Republicans who visit this page but the rest of you might need a reminder.

Nowhere to Run and nowhere to Hide

Illegal gang members in Florida are in a state of panic after Ron DeSantis posted this photo

Criminal illegal aliens are on life support

And Ron DeSantis just pulled the plug.

And now illegal gang members in Florida are in a state of panic after Ron DeSantis posted this photo.

Under Biden, illegal aliens enjoyed a comfy lifestyle in the United States.

In addition to taxpayer-funded handouts, illegals continued to bring crime and violence to American cities. With illegals roaming the streets, Americans are raped, kidnapped, and murdered.

But thanks to Donald Trump the violent crime spree is over.

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Justice may be slow but Justice was Served

10 suspects in South Florida racketeering scheme plead guilty

sentenced after 7-year investigation

Seven years after the launch of a comprehensive investigation by multiple law enforcement agencies, all 10 suspects involved in a widespread racketeering scheme have pleaded guilty and received sentences in a case dubbed “Operation Purple Haze.”

The Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE), in collaboration with the Attorney General’s Office of Statewide Prosecution, Broward County Sheriff’s Office, DEA, Homeland Security Investigations, and various local police departments, launched an investigation on this operation following a series of burglaries spanning 2015 and 2016, FDLE said in a news release. The criminals targeted national pharmacy chains across Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties.

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Florida Catching the Bad Guys

Multi-Agency Strike Force nets 350 felony charges, over half million in assets seized, eight undocumented aliens

Last week Florida Highway Patrol (FHP), Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE), Florida National Guard Counterdrug Taskforce, Columbia County Sheriff’s Office, and agents from U.S. Customs and Border Protection and Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) participated in a weeklong operation in Columbia County.

The strike force was formed at the direction of Governor DeSantis to interdict human smuggling and human trafficking and to seize illegal weapons transported through the State. Through the collaborative effort of all involved, the strike force conducted 286 traffic stops resulting in the following:

K9 in front of drugs confiscated--33 Misdemeanor Charges-- 3 Vehicles Seized
350 Felony Charges -- 4 Guns Recovered
2 Firearm Charges -- Over 1,500 grams of Fentanyl
8 Undocumented Aliens -- Over 41 grams of Cocaine
23 Drug Charges -- Over 1,000 grams of Heroin
42 Total Arrests -- Almost 4,000 grams of Marijuana
Recovery of almost $9,000-- Over 150 grams of Methamphetamine

“The Florida Highway Patrol is committed to battling the illicit flow of deadly drugs entering our state and damaging our communities,” said FLHSMV Executive Director Dave Kerner.

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Ballot Harvesting (a crime) in Florida

Florida Officials Looking Into Allegations of Widespread Ballot Harvesting Operation

Democrat blows the whistle in a sworn affidavit

The Florida Department of Law Enforcement is considering investigating an alleged long-running and widespread ballot harvesting operation among black communities in the central part of state.

Law enforcement officials are considering probing the matter on the recommendation of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ new election crimes unit, the Office of Election Crimes and Security (OECS), officials confirmed.

“After further inquiry, OECS received additional information related to the allegation on October 17, 2022, and performed a preliminary investigation,” the statement read. “Since OECS is an investigative entity and does not [have] authority to make arrests, the office forwarded the complaint to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement for possible violation of section 104.0616, Florida Statutes.”

In late August, former Orange County Commissioner candidate Cynthia Harris, a Democrat, filed a sworn affidavit with the office of Florida’s Secretary of State alleging the ballot harvesting operation, according to a Just the News report.

In the affidavit, Harris reportedly said voting activists in Orlando were being paid $10 for each third-party ballot they collected.

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Gov. Rick Scott forces resignation of top state law enforcement official

Was it because of the investigation conducted by FDLE concerning Scott's destruction of e-mails?  Was it about the former Lt. Governor Jennifer Carroll's resignation and her investigation of ties to a veteran's charity?  Was it due to complaints about slow processing of DNA evidence? We don't know yet as Scott isn't talking.  Commissioner Gerald Bailey of FDLE was forced to resign.

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FDLE takes alleged Ponzi Schemer into custody

With a business address in suburban Lake Worth, Haitian radio personality Philippe Bourciquot has been charged with allegedly operating a Ponzi scheme in South Florida, according to the Florida Office of Financial Regulation and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement’s Miami Regional Operations Center. The agencies on Thursday announced the arrest of Bourciquot, who was charged with racketeering, securities fraud, grand theft and money laundering in connection with the scheme. Read more... at the Miami Herald.