Family member blames Broward Sheriff's Office, military for triple murder in Tamarac
TAMARAC - A grieving relative of two victims killed in a Broward County triple homicide is holding both the Broward Sheriff's Office and the U.S. military responsible, questioning how the alleged shooter was allowed to remain free despite multiple domestic violence incidents.
Mary Gingles, her father, David Ponzer, and a neighbor, Andrew Ferrin, were found slain across two residences in Florida ...
NBC6 is taking a closer look at the victims of the shooting spree. They are Mary Gingles, her father David Ponzer, and Andrew ...
Gingles is also accused of kidnapping his 4-year-old daughter Seraphine and gunning down her mother, grandfather and neighbor ...
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A South Florida sheriff delivered a blistering rebuke of his own deputies this week, saying his department “failed” in its ...
A family member of a woman and her father who were killed in a horrific triple murder in a Tamarac neighborhood called the ...
The child's father is suspected of kidnapping her and killing her mom, grandpa and one other person, police say.
Surveillance footage, according to BSO, showed Mary Gingles frantically seeking help as Nathan Gingles chased her with a gun ...
Mary Gingles, fearing for her life, had documented her husband Nathan Gingles’s history of domestic violence, court records ...
Mary Gingles was allegedly killed by her estranged husband Nathan Gingles, also accused of fatally shooting David Ponzer and ...
A Sunday morning of violence in north Broward ended with an abducted 4-year-old girl found at a Walmart; her mother, ...
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