Source: New York Post
Originally Published by: SLED joins probe as body matching missing South Carolina personal trainer's description found Florida court says 18-year-olds have same gun rights as other adults LaGuardia shuts down runway for second time in weeks after pavement issue resurfaces An ICE officer made a snap decision to leap into a Florida pool when he spotted a child struggling to stay afloat, an act of heroism that comes as the agency faces intense criticism and protests outside immigration detention facilities. Gregory Simmonds was at a community pool in Pasco County on Florida’s Gulf Coast when he noticed a young child floating unconscious in the water. Closed-circuit footage from the pool showed Simmonds look over at the child and, without hesitation, jump into the pool fully clothed and quickly reach the child to render aid.
