Their most recent operation, dubbed “ Flood of Fraud 2 ,” resulted in the arrests of over 40 people — 25 of whom authorities said were not from Pinellas County. Pinellas County and Clearwater law enforcement leaders want to ensure that everyone understands what the law does and does not do. The new law takes effect July 1, 2023. Get the facts here. Do you know what your children are doing on their phones? Do you know what apps they have downloaded? Here are some common apps that parents should be aware of. Luke Williams , chief of Pinellas County Schools Police, signed the agreement authorizing officers to question people’s immigration status and detain them for turnover to immigration enforcement. The sheriff’s comments came during a briefing as county officials implored those living in Evacuation Zone A – which is both coasts and other low-lying areas – to evacuate. Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri , who is the legislative committee chairperson for the Florida Sheriffs Association, said local law enforcement agencies only have the ability to hold. Pinellas County ’ s school district “does not intend to” participate in immigration enforcement. Photo: Ashley Morales. A report released Wednesday stated that Pinellas County Schools Police could be the nation’s first to question immigration statuses and detain people pending deportation.
What Pinellas County Officials DON'T Want You to Know About Police Calls
Their most recent operation, dubbed “ Flood of Fraud 2 ,” resulted in the arrests of over 40 people — 25 of whom authorities said were not from Pinellas County....
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