Concerns of later in the show. Meredith the Marion County Sheriff S Office is investigating what appears early on, to be a tragic accident. A man learning to hang glide lost his life at Marion County s airport. Authorities were called to the airport in dunnellon. Wesh 2 S Dave Mcdaniel has the latest on the investigation into the man s death. Lt. Ryan robbins he was going through a practice run. He was using a power line or some type of winch system to help get him off the ground. Dave the Sheriff S Office says 40yearold Tomas Banevicius had already done two practice runs on tuesday, when around 6 00, he was being towed in some fashion for his third flight. It went horribly wrong. Lt. Ryan robbins once he was up in the air, we believe he was under 100 feet in the air, when the hang glider lost control. We understand it guided to the right, then impacted the ground. Dave the Sheriff S Office says the man was dead here at scene. He had started training with this group in new york a few m
He released this Statement Today reading in part, we know that we must be prepared for the worst even as we hope for the best. Jim also late breaking, charges against a Central Florida man who is accused of starting a fire that killed his stepson have been dropped. Luis cruz was arrested in polk county in september. At the time, investigators thought he intentionally started a fire inside a mobile home at the Lake John Motel near oakland that left one child seriously hurt and another dead. He was charged with arson and attempted murder, but now the state Attorney S Office says there s not enough evidence to move forward. We re learning more tonight about a shooting last night near an orlando apartment complex that left a teenager dead. Police say 19yearold jacob almond was killed and another person is wounded when gunfire erupted last night at the serrano apartments on cyprus woods drive near kirkman and conroy. Wesh 2 s Michelle Meredith joins us live from the scene. Michelle, you spe
Daytona Beach, Florida (PRWEB) July 14, 2022 In support of student-athlete basketball players, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University’s Board of Trustees and