The Free Press – Your Source For Tampa Area Local Breaking News, National Stories, Courts, Politics, Sports, Florida Agriculture, Legal, and Jobs.
Sebastian Hughes One of the two protestors allegedly killed by Kyle Rittenhouse in Kenosha, Wisconsin, was reportedly seen acting aggressive and repeatedly asking an armed group to shoot him, a witness testified on Friday, Reuters reported. Jason Lackowski, a former Marine among the armed men…
Read More Man Who Rittenhouse Killed Taunted Armed Group In Lead-Up To Incident, Was Bi-Polar, According To Witnesses
HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, FL. – During September, a Hillsborough County search warrant and property seizure was conducted to investigate a potential traffic homicide that occurred on August 20. It was originally reported by Florida Highway Patrol in its Florida Traffic Crash Report as a simple “failure-to-yield”…
Read More Hillsborough County Jail Deputy Faces Potential Traffic Homicide Charge
The Daily Wire has filed a lawsuit against the federal government on Thursday regarding the Biden Administrations COVID-19 Vaccine mandate for larger employers. The Dhillon Law Group, Inc. and Alliance Defending Freedom, on behalf of The Daily Wire today filed the first in the nation challenge in the U.S. Court of…
Read More The Daily Wire Challenges Biden Administration Vaccine Mandate
Sebastian Hughes The judge presiding over the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse criticized the media’s “totally bizarre” coverage of the case on Wednesday. Judge Bruce Schroeder made the comments as prosecutors attempted to play video footage from the night Rittenhouse allegedly shot three people, killing two of them, in…
Read More Judge In Rittenhouse Trial Slams Media For ‘Totally Bizarre’ Statements About Case
Ailan Evans Voting technology company Smartmatic filed defamation complaints Wednesday against Newsmax Media and One America News Network (OANN) owner Herring Networks over the outlets’ coverage of the 2020 presidential election. The complaints allege the two conservative news outlets defamed the voting machine company and damaged its reputation…
Read More Voting Machine Company Sues Two More News Outlets Over 2020 Election Coverage
PINELLAS COUNTY, FL. – On September 29, a lawsuit against a mother dying of cancer was filed by her son who claims the family dog belongs to him, now that he no longer lives at home. Samuel Goldstein, 30, claims his mother, 69-year-old Marsha Goldstein…
Read More Son Sues Cancer-Stricken Mother Over A Dog In Pinellas County
By: Richard Lawless In a recent lawsuit filed against the Washington Post, two unique strategies are likely to challenge how media companies behave for decades to come. In the Lawsuit, Commercial Solar Power, Inc vs Wp Company, LLC (Washington Post), filed in the Washington, D.C.…
Read More Media Dispute Likely To Change The Landscape For Future Lawsuits
On November 10, 2020, Kameisha Smith and her husband Christopher awaited the delivery of their baby boy while admitted to St. Joseph’s Hospital. Under the obstetric/gynecological care of Women’s Care Florida, Dr. Suzanne Clemons, M.D., and surgeon was to perform the delivery. Dr. Clemons performed…
Read More Women’s Care Florida Sued For Botched Cesarean Birth
TAMPA, FL. – In a globally publicized legal case between Tampa Catholic parents and an independent, private Catholic school that adopted the “woke” culture in its halls and classrooms, the plaintiffs’ attorney on October 8 pointedly blasted the school’s Motion to Dismiss in Hillsborough County…
Read More Tampa Attorney Files Fiery Opposition in the Continuing “Woke” Culture War of Scarpo v. The Academy of Holy Names
Kendall Tietz A mother in Wisconsin is suing the Waukesha School District and Waukesha School Board over its removal of COVID-19 safety measures after her son contracted COVID-19 from exposure to another student with symptoms, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported. Shannon Jensen, other parents, and students…
Read More Mother Sues School District After Son Contracts COVID-19 Following Removal Of Mitigation Measures