ST. PETERSBURG, FL. – In a Wrongful Death lawsuit filed February 21, St. Petersburg General Hospital is pressed to answer critical questions about its competence to treat heart attacks in its emergency department. It is also accused of violating Florida law by refusing to submit…
Read More Lawsuit Claims Negligence At St. Petersburg General Hospital Took Life Of Heart Attack Patient
HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, FL. – The Free Press will be reporting on sex felons living within a one-mile radius of college campuses and universities over the next four to six weeks. The first college whose statistics have been reviewed is Hillsborough Community College, with thirteen campuses,…
Read More Sex Felon Special Report: College And University Felon Locations, Hillsborough Community College Statistics
The Plaintiff’s Side of the Story PINELLAS COUNTY, FL. – On February 7, The Free Press reported that the former service dog of a now-deceased homeless man had gone missing for the second time in a year. The chihuahua mix, named “Diggity,” first disappeared when…
Read More In Search of Diggity: Part II, Pawlicious Poochie Pet Rescue Vs. The Humane Society Of Tampa Bay
PLANT CITY, FL. – A tenant father and his children have recently been unable to get to work or school because the neighbors dug a deep trench disabling any vehicle from leaving their rented house. Now, the landlord has filed in the courts, to dig…
Read More You Ain’t Goin’ Nowhere: Easement Dispute Traps Family In Their Rented Home
PINELLAS COUNTY, FL. – A locally famous little chihuahua named “Diggity,” who was lost last year, has been lost once again. And a non-profit animal rescue organization is suing the Humane Society of Tampa Bay– and Diggity’s adopter – for the little guy’s disappearance. WTSP…
Read More Is Little “Diggity” Dead? Alleged Scandal To Plague Humane Society Of Tampa Bay
TAMPA, FL. – A dysfunctional relationship between an anger management expert and a former anger management intern, has resulted in a heated lawsuit filed pro se on January 10 in Hillsborough County. The suit was filed by Barry Altman, a black minister who was an intern…
Read More “Get the F—k Outta My House!” Two Anger Experts Explode In High-Drama Lawsuit
DUNEDIN, FL. – A Tampa bankruptcy attorney has been sued by his ex-wife who alleges he secretly obtained a home equity line of credit on a Dunedin home they owned jointly. In Marsha A. Ford v. Buddy D. Ford and Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., Mrs.…
Read More Tampa Attorney Disputes Ex-Wife’s Claims in Lawsuit
ST. PETERSBURG, FL. – In a city historically plagued by crime on its south side, a detective on the hunt to quash gang activity is under threat. From a jail cell phone call that occurred December 18, 2021, between a Pinellas County jail inmate and…
Read More St. Pete Gang Member Declares Death Wish On Hero Detective
An ambitious investor has set up 79 “Sun Estates” companies in Florida, at least several of which own pre-existing mobile home parks. Now he is being sued and publicly criticized by mobile homeowners, renters, and politicians for skyrocketing lot rents and increases in water utility…
Read More Florida Mobile Home Park Residents Face Evictions, Slap Lawsuits Or Cry For Help
HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, FL. – In July 2021, a registered nurse working at Northside Hospital in St. Petersburg was arrested and charged with two counts of sexual battery, as well as lewd and lascivious molestation against a minor child between the ages of 12 to 15.…
Read More Florida Registered Nurse Arrested For Multiple Sexual Violations Against A Minor