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Karen Wang

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Policía de Miami dice que informó erróneamente al FBI sobre delitos de odio en 2020 | El Nuevo Herald

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By Karen Wang
| El Nuevo Herald Verified
El jefe de la Policía de Miami dice que ha comenzado a revisar sus reportes de delitos de odio tras descubrir que el departamento informó erróneamente al FBI que no hubo ningún caso de este tipo en 2020, un error que dio la apariencia de que los ataques discriminatorios disminuyeron en la Florida el año pasado.
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Hate crimes in Florida appeared to have dropped in 2020. That’s not necessarily true

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By Karen Wang
| Bradenton Herald Verified
Miami’s police chief says his agency has begun to review its reporting of hate crimes afterdiscovering the department erroneously told the FBI that officers encountered zero such incidents in 2020 — a mistake that gave the appearance discriminatory attacks dropped in Floridalast year.
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South Florida’s loss could be Central Florida’s gain as redistricting process begins

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By Mary Ellen Klas Verified, Karen Wang
| Miami Herald Verified
The last time around, it took court orders to finalize the maps of congressional and state Senate districts in Florida. The process, using new data from the 2020 Census, begins Monday, Sept. 20 in Tallahassee. In this photo from 2014, Senate Reapportionment Chairman Bill Galvano, R-Bradenton, discusses an amendment on the floor of the Senate. Behind him are maps of the 2012 Florida congressional districts, left, and the redrawn districts he proposed.
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