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Drunk Clay deputy caused on-duty crash; now Sheriff Michelle Cook is being sued Original

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By Deja Mayfield Verified
| WJAX-TV (Jacksonville, FL) Verified
CLAY COUNTY, Fla. — A Clay County woman is suing Sheriff Michelle Cook after a former Clay County Sheriff’s Office deputy crashed his assigned vehicle while driving drunk, a lawsuit that now raises questions about supervision and oversight inside the agency. The lawsuit stems from a crash involving former deputy Austin Wiser, who was driving a sheriff’s office vehicle while on duty. Court records show Wiser’s blood alcohol content was 0.180, more than twice Florida’s legal limit.
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Drunk Clay deputy caused on-duty crash; now Sheriff Michelle Cook is being sued

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By Deja Mayfield Verified
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Same crew to repair reflecting pool again, graphic evidence to be shown in Kirk case | NY POSTcast President Trump says the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool will be repaired by the same contractor after its brand-new liner began peeling just weeks after a $16 million renovation.
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Where you fill a prescription matters. This Jacksonville clinic offers free care Original

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By Deja Mayfield Verified
| WJAX-TV (Jacksonville, FL) Verified
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — For some Jacksonville residents, the cost of healthcare has become impossible to ignore. As insurance premiums rise and household budgets tighten, some people are finding themselves forced to choose between paying bills and getting the care they need. At Volunteers in Medicine Jacksonville, that reality is showing up every day. “Unfortunately, right now the demand for our services is very high,” Jennifer Ryan, the nonprofit’s CEO, said.
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