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Chief Matthew Tracht says the officer's conduct in the clip fell short of his standards. The investigation is still open.
The crash near MLK Boulevard and New Haven Avenue happened just after midnight, and police still haven't released the victim's name.
Travell Levince Coppedge allegedly broke a girl's nose and choked her until she couldn't breathe, then drove off in a black Nissan.
Christina Fellows and son Josef vanished near Semoran Boulevard on October 5. Deputies asked for help with the search this week.
An Oakland man says a gator shadowed him and his wife up and down their Lake Apopka dock until trappers hauled it away.
Frank Joseph Lagola claimed he was performing an exorcism when he restrained and struck a woman at an Econo Lodge. His 297 days already served covered the sentence.
Glen Lee Ong allegedly disguised his truck and himself before smashing a doctor's windshield twice, police say.
Robert Lee Britten, who walks with a limp and needs a cane or walker, hasn't been seen since Tuesday in Apopka.
A 17-year-old was found with a life-threatening gunshot wound after deputies answered a noise complaint on Shoals Drive.
A CSX train struck and killed someone on NE 36th Avenue in Ocala, just days after another fatal train strike nearby.
Joseph Everett's breath sample hit 0.266 during an Orlando traffic stop, records show. He'd only joined the force in July.
The rider was speeding before braking, FHP says, as a Jeep Gladiator turned left into his path at Pummelo Street.
Essence Owens, 23, vanished for 13 days before a Realtor found her body behind a vacant Groveland home. The case is still unsolved.
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