A felon with an attempted murder conviction, James Patrick Sychowski, was sentenced to over 12 years for possessing ammunition after arming himself with a "ghost gun."

Arvin Solimanpoor was charged with arson after setting fire to the Pink Pony Showgirls club in Tampa, and injuring a firefighter. He also fired a gun inside and threw a urine-filled bottle at police.

A man in St. Petersburg is charged with first-degree murder after mistakenly chasing and killing a woman in a vehicle he thought contained his ex-girlfriend.

Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office seeks public help to find Michael Blake, wanted for domestic violence charges, urging anyone with info to call 813-247-8200.

The Pasco Sheriff's Office is seeking help to find Leeland Gordon, a missing 17-year-old, last seen March 10 in Lutz, wearing a black shirt, gray pants, and black shoes.

A man in Hernando County was sentenced to three years for failing to meet sex offender reporting requirements, including not reporting his social media and job changes.

Two men were arrested in Hernando County for their involvement in a shooting after a party argument, with one charged with attempted murder and the other as an accessory.

Tony Chauncey was sentenced to 1 year and 9 months for evading his sex offender registration. He was located with public help after a manhunt initiated when he failed to notify authorities of his move.

Registered sex offender Stephen Wynn sentenced to four years for not meeting reporting requirements in Florida.

The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office confirmed the safe recovery of missing 15-year-old Naya Poole, previously reported endangered. Details about her recovery remain undisclosed.

The Pinellas County Use of Deadly Force Investigative Task Force is probing an officer-involved shooting in St. Petersburg. Details are pending as the community awaits the outcomes of the investigation for potential implications on police conduct.

Danny Baldwin, 53, was indicted for firearm possession as a felon. Facing a minimum of 15 years to life, his past includes 12 felonies. His indictment is part of Project Safe Neighborhoods to reduce violent crime.

A Tampa man with a felony history was sentenced to 7.5 years for firearm possession and violating release terms. He pled guilty and was arrested with a gun by Tampa Police in 2024.