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Man who crashed Tesla into home at 116 mph, killing 2, receives 27-year sentence

Man who crashed Tesla into home at 116 mph, killing 2, receives 27-year sentence
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Pinellas man who crashed Tesla into home, killing 2, gets 27 years in prison

The Florida Highway Patrol determined Vaughn W. Mongan was going 116 mph before he hit a house, killing a woman inside and one of his passengers.

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A Pinellas protester was in jail for months A fight against cash bail got him out

A Pinellas protester was in jail for months. A fight against cash bail got him out. Kavitha Surana, Tampa Bay Times © Douglas R. Clifford/Times Judge Chris Helinger at an April court hearing at the Pinellas County Justice Center in Clearwater. The protester had been locked up in the Pinellas County Jail for four months. He’d been arrested during the tumultuous first week of the George Floyd protests. Police accused him of throwing rocks at the St. Petersburg Police Department and threatening to shoot an officer. They alleged he was a leader of a group that “numbered in the dozens.” His public defender said he was innocent.

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Too poor to pay, Florida protester sat in jail for months

The protester had been locked up in the Pinellas County Jail for four months. Heâd been arrested during the tumultuous first week of the George Floyd protests. Police accused him of throwing rocks at the St. Petersburg Police Department and threatening to shoot an officer. They alleged he was a leader of a group that ânumbered in the dozens.â His public defender said he was innocent. Other protesters arrested in those early weeks had long since been released, many with charges dropped. But Alfred Lenard Nelson remained imprisoned in September, accused of three felonies. His bail had been set at $30,000.

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