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Person of interest wanted in Brooksville homicide

The Hernando County Sheriff's Office is asking for help finding a man they say is a person of interest in a homicide. Authorities said the homicide happened at 10:16 p.m. on Thursday night at the entrance to the High Point Community in Brooksville, a 55 and over golf community. No other information on the homicide has been released. The sheriff's office is asking anyone who recognizes the person of interest to call them at 352-754-6830 or your local law enforcement agency.Deputies are at the scene of the homicide, and the main entrance to the community is currently closed. Residents can get in through a side entrance off Weeping Willow Street. The sheriff's office is asking people who live in the community to stay inside while they investigate. Anonymous tips can be made with Crime Stoppers at 1-866-990-TIPS (8477).

IamVanessaGuillen bill to be introduced

The attorney representing a slain Texas soldier’s family announced she will introduce the “#IamVanessaGuillen” bill to the nation’s capital next week. The bill, proposed in July, will allow soldiers to report a sexual assault to a third party. "It will provide the victim a right to be heard an independent investigation, not conflicted, not biased," Khawam said last month during a press conference in downtown Tampa. Vanessa Guillen was a 20-year-old soldier with the U.S. Army. Prior to her disappearance and death, Guillen had told her family she was being sexually harassed by another soldier at Fort Hood, according to a website set up by Guillen’s family. Guillen’s mother offered to report the sexual harassment for her daughter but Vanessa reportedly told her mother that other female soldiers “had reported sexual harassment and that the U.S. Army didn’t believe them,” according to the family’s website. Guillen then went missing in April and some of her remains were found...

Pasco County police investigating bomb threat at mall 'out of an abundance of caution

The Pasco County Sheriff's Office said they are currently investigating a delayed report of a bomb threat made toward Gulf View Square Mall in Port Richey "out of an abundance of caution." Police said that the mall closed before its normal 6 p.m. closing time on Sunday due to the threat. The threat is believed to be a hoax at this time. This is a developing story and will be updated as more information becomes available.

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