'Cold, calculated, premeditated': State seeks death penalty for alleged Palm Bay apartment shooter
The state has filed a notice of intent to seek the death penalty for 26-year-old Ta'Shawn Taylor after killing three victims in a Palm Bay apartment complex. The Florida state is seeking the death penalty for the alleged Palm Bay apartment shooter, BERT COLUCCI, who was found guilty of attacking another man during a NEO-NAZI DEMONSTRATERS demonstration in 2022. The state is also addressing technical issues with its MIKES, including a new state law allowing for eight new INSURFERERS to enter the Florida market. The State is also trying to transfer some of its own CITIZENS PR property insurance back to private insurers. A teenager has been arrested following an armed robbery at a 7-ELEVEN on ORANGE BLOSSOM TRAIL, and will be sentenced on May 2nd. A new highway in Florida has been built to connect the New State ROUTE 516 to the New Orleans area, which will connect the area between LAKE and ORANGE COUNTIES and will eventually connect them to Highway 27 to State Road 429. The Central Florida Expressway Authority has broken ground on the new State Route 516 ToLL ROAD, which is expected to be used to facilitate the development of a new highway.
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WATER, AND ATLANTIC ALSO CAUSING ISSUES AS WELL. ALL RIGHT. WE’RE HAVING SOME TECHNICAL ISSUES WITH OUR MIKES. WE’LL GET BACK WITH CAM TRAN SHORTLY. MEANWHILE, THERE IS SOME RELIEF FOR HOMEOWNERS LOOKING FOR INSURANCE AHEAD OF THE NEXT HURRICANE SEASON. STATE REGULATORS SAY EIGHT NEW INSURERS HAVE BEEN APPROVED TO ENTER THE FLORIDA MARKET. MANY FLORIDIANS HAVE SEEN THEIR INSURANCE PREMIUMS SPIKE AS PRIVATE INSURANCE COMPANIES LEAVE THE MARKET. THE STATE HAS ITS OWN CITIZENS PROPERTY INSURANCE, BUT IT’S TRYING TO OFFLOAD SOME OF THOSE CITIZENS POLICIES BACK TO PRIVATE INSURERS. A JURY IN ORANGE COUNTY HAS FOUND A MAN GUILTY OF ATTACKING ANOTHER MAN DURING A NEO-NAZI DEMONSTRATION. THE FIGHT HAPPENED IN WATERFORD LAKES BACK IN 2022. THE GUILTY PARTY IS BERT COLUCCI FROM POLK COUNTY. OFFICIALS SAY THE NEO-NAZIS RALLIED ON THE STREET AND WHEN THE VICTIM APPROACHED THE DEMONSTRATORS, HE GOT INTO AN ARGUMENT WITH COLUCCI. AND THEN THEY GOT INTO A FIGHT. HE PEPPER SPRAYED THE VICTIM, WHO WAS ABLE TO ESCAPE. COLUCCI HAS BEEN FOUND GUILTY OF BATTERY. HE WILL BE SENTENCED ON MAY 2ND. A TEENAGER HAS BEEN ARRESTED AFTER AN ARMED ROBBERY AT A 7-ELEVEN ON ORANGE BLOSSOM TRAIL. ORLANDO POLICE SAY THIS HAPPENED EARLY IN THE MORNING ON MARCH 25TH. THE ROBBER POINTED A GUN AT A CLERK AND FIRED A ROUND WITHOUT HITTING ANYONE. WE’RE NOT NAMING THAT TEEN SUSPECT BECAUSE OF HIS AGE, POLICE SAY THEY ARRESTED HIM THIS MORNING AFTER FINDING A LOADED GUN IN HIS BACKPACK. TODAY MARKED A BIG MILESTONE FOR DRIVERS WHO TRAVEL BETWEEN LAKE AND ORANGE COUNTIES. THE CENTRAL FLORIDA EXPRESSWAY AUTHORITY BROKE GROUND ON THE NEW STATE ROUTE 516 TOLL ROAD, WHICH WILL EVENTUALLY LINK HIGHWAY 27 TO STATE ROAD 429. OUR TRAFFIC EXPERT MEAGHAN MACKEY WAS IN CLAREMONT FOR THE GROUNDBREAKING AND EXPLAINS HOW THIS TOLL ROAD WILL BE ABLE TO CHARGE ELECTRIC VEHICLES. THE NEW TOLL ROAD BETWEEN LAKE AND ORANGE COUNTIES PICKED UP SPEED ON THURSDAY. SHOVELS IN THE DIRT MEAN STATE ROAD 516 IS ONE STEP CLOSER TO BECOMING A REALITY. I NEVER WOULD HAVE DREAMED THAT SOMETHING LIKE THIS WOULD HAPPEN, ESPECIALLY WITH ALL THE TECHNOLOGY AND ALL THE FORETHOUGHT THAT’S GONE INTO BUILDING A ROAD LIKE THIS. AT FIRST, THE TOLL ROAD, WHICH WILL EVENTUALLY BE ON THIS PLOT OF LAND THAT I’M STANDING ON, WILL ONLY BE ABLE TO CHARGE A FLEET OF TEST VEHICLES. BUT EVENTUALLY THE EXPRESSWAY HOPES IT WILL BE ABLE TO CHARGE ALL TYPES OF EVS. OTHER WIRELESS ROAD PROJECTS ARE ALREADY UNDERWAY IN STATES LIKE MICHIGAN, INDIANA AND CALIFORNIA, BUT STATE ROAD 516 IS THE FIRST ONE BEING BUILT ON A NEW PLOT OF LAND. THIS IS GROUND ZERO FOR RAPID GROWTH IN CENTRAL FLORIDA. I MEAN, YOU ARE LOOKING AT BETWEEN THE WEST SIDE OF ORANGE COUNTY AND THE SOUTHEAST SIDE OF LAKE COUNTY IS ONE OF THE FASTEST GROWING AREAS IN THE COUNTRY. SO THIS IS PERFECT OPPORTUNITY. WE’VE GOT THIS FRESH SLATE TO WORK WITH HERE. ELECTRIC VEHICLE DRIVERS IN CENTRAL FLORIDA LIKE MICHAEL TELL ME THIS IS THE TECHNOLOGY HE’S BEEN LOOKING TO SEE HAPPEN SINCE HE BOUGHT HIS TESLA. IT TRULY DOES GET TO BE A LITTLE BIT OF A LITTLE BIT OF A PAIN WHEN YOU’RE DRIVING AND YOU’RE LIKE, OH, YOU’VE GOT TO GO FIVE MILES OUT OF THE WAY AND THEN COME BACK. SO IT DOES MAKE THAT A LITTLE BIT DIFFICULT, MAKES IT A NOT A LONG RANGE JOURNEY TYPE OF CAR, BUT YOU COULD USE ONE OF THESE TO DRIVE COSTS. CROSS COUNTRY AND THEN YOU’RE JUST DRIVING ON THE HIGHWAY AND YOU’RE CHARGING ARE TESLA DRIVERS WOULD LOVE IT. IN ADDITION TO EV CHARGING, THERE WILL BE AN UNDERPASS TO PROTECT WILDLIFE IN THE AREA AND PATHWAYS FOR RUNNERS, WALKERS AND BIKERS. THE ENTIRE EXPRESSWAY IS EXPECTED TO BE DONE BY 2027. IN LAKE COUNTY, MEAGHAN MACKEY WESH TWO NEWS. GOVERNOR RON DESANTIS IS SOUNDING OFF ABOUT THE FLORIDA SUPREME COURT’S DECISION TO ALLOW A STATEWIDE BALLOT MEASURE ON RECREATIONAL MARIJUANA, AND HE EXPRESSED WHY HE IS AGAINST IT. THE WEED ONE IS NOT JUST DECRIMINALIZE, IT’S BASICALLY A LICENSE TO HAVE IT ANYWHERE YOU WANT. SO NO TIME, PLACE AND MANNER RESTRICTIONS. THIS STATE WILL START TO SMELL LIKE MARIJUANA IN OUR CITIES AND TOWNS. THIS WOULD BE FOR ADULTS 21 AND UP, AND THIS IS AN INDUSTRY THAT WILL BE TAXED. JUSTICES ON MONDAY ALSO UPHELD THE STATE’S 15 WEEK ABORTION BAN, WHICH TRIGGERED A SIX WEEK BAN. BUT THEY WILL ALSO LET VOTERS DECIDE DURING THE NOVEMBER ELECTION IF THE GOVERNMENT CAN INTERFERE WITH ABORTIONS. A PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT RIGHT OUTSIDE THE LAND IS MOVING FORWARD AFTER A COUNTY ADVISORY PANEL APPROVED IT. WESH 2’S VOLUSIA COUNTY REPORTER PAMELA COHEN FOUND OUT. THIS COMES DESPITE FLOODING AND TRAFFIC CONCERNS VOICED BY SOME. THIS PIECE OF LAND COULD SOON BECOME YET ANOTHER NEIGHBORHOOD CALLED WOODRUFF RIDGE. DEVELOPERS ARE CURRENTLY PROPOSING TO BRING 121 SINGLE FAMILY HOMES TO AN INTERSECTION ON DELAND’S WEST SIDE, NOT FAR FROM THE AMTRAK AND SUNRAIL TRAIN STATION. BUT LIKE MANY PROPERTIES IN VOLUSIA, THE FLOODING THIS NEW PROPERTY COULD CAUSE IS A CONCERN BY THE PLANNING LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATION. CHAIR. I’M TRAVELING ONE END OF THE COUNTY TO THE NEXT AT THE REQUEST OF RESIDENTS THAT ARE BEING FLOODED OUT THAT NEVER GOT FLOODED BEFORE, VOLUSIA COUNTY CHAIR JEFF BROWER EXPECTS A VOTE TO COME UP RELATED TO THE PROPERTY. THE DEVELOPER’S ATTORNEY ASKED COUNTY COUNSEL TO APPROVE A ZONING AND LAND USE CHANGE SO THEY COULD SOON START TO BUILD, BUT BROWER SAYS THEY’RE CURRENTLY IN THE MIDDLE OF COMPLETING A COUNTYWIDE WATERSHED STUDY THAT GIVES US AN IDEA OF, IF WE BUILD HERE, WHERE DO WE PUT THE WATER? ARE THERE ANY PLACES LEFT, AND WILL IT CAUSE FLOODING? THAT’S REQUIRED BY LAW UNTIL THIS STUDY IS COMPLETE, IT’S HARD TO SAY THE IMPACT THIS NEW NEIGHBORHOOD COULD HAVE, WHICH IS WHY HE BELIEVES THIS SHOULDN’T BE APPROVED JUST YET. THERE ARE ALSO SEVERAL OTHER PLANNED PROJECTS AT THAT SAME INTERSECTION. IT’S GOING TO ADD A LOT MORE TRAFFIC. IT’S GOING TO ADD TO THE SCHOOLS. IT’S GOING TO ADD REQUIREMENTS FOR FIRE FIGHTERS, FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT. BUT DESPITE TRAFFIC AND FLOODING CONCERNS, A COUNTY ADVISORY PANEL ENDORSED THE PROJECT. SCOTT. WE REACHED OUT TO THE DEVELOPER’S ATTORNEY AND THEY DECLINED OUR REQUEST FOR AN INTERVIEW. REPORTING IN VOLUSIA COUNTY, PAMELA COMB, WESH TWO NEWS NOW OVER IN BREVARD COUNTY, BACK TO BACK HURRICANES IN 2022 INFLICTED A HEAVY TOLL ON LOCAL BEACHES. A MASSIVE $50 MILLION PROGRAM IN BREVARD COUNTY IS WORKING TO COUNTERACT STORM EROSION. IT WILL BRING IN 1,000,000YD OF SAND. THE FOCUS NOW THE MID REACH AREA NEAR SATELLITE BEACH. AND THIS YEAR WE’RE DOING ABOUT FIVE MILES OF THE MID REACH, FOCUSING ON THE DUNE LINE. THIS YEAR WE’RE OVER HALF DONE AND WORK IS EXPECTED TO BE COMPLETED. AND THE THIRD WEEK OF APRIL NOW THAT’S BECAUSE WORK HAS TO STOP FOR THE MAIN SEA TURTLE NESTING SEASON, WHICH STARTS MAY 1ST. THE TWO YEAR PROJECT IS PART OF EMERGENCY HURRICANE RESPONSE, SO IT’S 100% FEDERALLY FUNDED. STILL AHEAD, THE TYPES OF FLAGS AND SYMBOLS THAT COULD BE BANNED FROM FLYING AND ONE LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT AND A 100 YEAR OLD WOMAN’S RARE OPPORTUNITY TO SEE A TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE TWICE IN HER LIFETIME. I REMEMBER IT’S GETTING DARK, BUT NOT FOR LONG. WHAT SHE SAYS HER FAMILY USED TO LOOK AT THE THE SUN LONG BEFORE PROTECTIVE ECLIPSE GLASSES BECAME WIDELY AVAILABLE. SO WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO SEE THE SOLAR ECLIPSE? I’M MICHELLE MEREDITH WITH WESH TWO NEWS. AND WHAT’S HAPPENING AT LAKE MARY HIGH SCHOOL IS GOING TO MAKE YOU SO JEALOUS. YOU’RE GOING TO WI
Above: A look at today's top headlinesThe state has filed a notice of intent to seek the death penalty for 26-year-old Ta'Shawn Taylor after being accused of killing three victims and shooting two others in a Palm Bay apartment complex.It was Jan. 20 when Palm Bay police received a 911 call regarding a shooting in a Woodlake apartment complex. Upon arrival, officers said they found three people dead and two people shot, including a 15-year-old.The notice said prosecutors believe the murders were "committed in a cold, calculated and premeditated manner without any pretense of moral or legal justification."Taylor became eligible for the death penalty after he was indicted on Feb. 20 on three counts of first-degree premeditated murder and two counts of attempted first-degree murder.The three victims who were shot to death were identified as 79-year-old Stephen Suglam, 60-year-old Angela Suglam, and 31-year-old Lisa Suglam. The case will be reviewed on May 3, but until then, Taylor will remain in custody in the Brevard County Jail without bond.Previously covered: 15-year-old boy fights for life after Palm Bay apartment complex shootingBond denied for alleged Palm Bay apartment complex shooter who killed 3, injured more Above: A look at today's top headlines The state has filed a notice of intent to seek the death penalty for 26-year-old Ta'Shawn Taylor after being accused of killing three victims and shooting two others in a Palm Bay apartment complex. It was Jan. 20 when Palm Bay police received a 911 call regarding a shooting in a Woodlake apartment complex. Upon arrival, officers said they found three people dead and two people shot, including a 15-year-old. The notice said prosecutors believe the murders were "committed in a cold, calculated and premeditated manner without any pretense of moral or legal justification." Taylor became eligible for the death penalty after he was indicted on Feb. 20 on three counts of first-degree premeditated murder and two counts of attempted first-degree murder. The three victims who were shot to death were identified as 79-year-old Stephen Suglam, 60-year-old Angela Suglam, and 31-year-old Lisa Suglam. The case will be reviewed on May 3, but until then, Taylor will remain in custody in the Brevard County Jail without bond.
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