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Jeff Weinsier joined Local 10 News in September 1994. He is currently an investigative reporter for Local 10. He is also responsible for the very popular Dirty Dining segments. Jeff loves using the power of television to help people. His investigative reports led to the creation of new state laws in 2003 and 2004. When Jeff exposed inmates on work release, driving state vans unsupervised and uninsured, state lawmakers couldn't ignore it. Senate Bill 278 was passed to make sure inmates never get behind the wheel again. In 2004, Jeff discovered a registered sex offender was about to be appointed to a local parks and recreation board. It's a board that deals with children's issues. Again, state lawmakers passed Senate Bill 1774. Local municipalities must now check the FDLE sex predator Web site before appointing people to boards that deal with children's issues. Jeff broke the story about uncounted ballots found hidden in the Broward Supervisor of Elections Office. His coverage of mismanagement in that office led to local and state investigations into Supervisor of Elections Miriam Oliphant. The governor eventually removed Olpihant from office. His stories have persuaded large companies like Mattress Giant, Auto Nation, Bally Total Fitness and Office Depot to give attention to customers who felt they were scammed or cheated. In April 2004, Women in Communications named Jeff Communicator of the Year. Jeff is a graduate of North Miami Beach Senior High School and the University of Florida. His broadcast career began at WCJB-TV, the ABC affiliate in Gainesville. He then moved to WJXT in Jacksonville before joining Local 10.
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Unacceptable: South Florida restaurants rack up astonishing number of food safety violations
Would you eat in a restaurant with nearly 50 violations?
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Rodent issues were reported at Griot Tropical in Miami, where inspectors found extensive droppings and nesting materials, and at Polo Bar & Grill in Pembroke Park, where droppings were discovered inside an oven.
¡4 roedores encontrados en un restaurante, 3 encontrados en otro!
Quince establecimientos del sur de Florida fueron ordenados cerrar la semana pasada por el Departamento de Negocios y Regulación Profesional de Florida tras inspecciones estatales y la actividad de roedores pareció ser un problema importante.
2 South Florida restaurants earn ‘Clean Plate’ honors for spotless inspections
Two South Florida restaurants are proving that great food and clean kitchens can go hand in hand.
Decaying rodent, maggots, and mold: Disturbing findings inside Restaurant Depot in Medley
Inspectors found rotting rodents crawling with maggots inside a wholesale food supplier that caters to restaurants across South Florida.
Rodent found in restaurant ordered shut for 6th time; Roaches found in pasta at another!
Inspectors were busy in South Florida last week!
Roaches fall to the floor during inspection; 7 eateries ordered shut last week
Six South Florida restaurants and one food truck were ordered shut last week after state inspectors found serious health hazards.
Un 7-Eleven en Tamarac fue citado por 14 violaciones graves, incluyendo actividad de roedores y alimentos mal manipulados, además de operar sin permiso de alimentos. Podría enfrentar sanciones si no corrige los problemas.
Rodent droppings, unsafe food handling lead to closure of former Tamarac 7-Eleven
What inspectors found at the 7-Eleven at 3101 West Commercial Boulevard in Tamarac on Thursday was more than troubling.
Plato limpio: Restaurantes de Broward y Miami-Dade sin infracciones
Varios restaurantes del sur de Florida pasaron sus inspecciones de seguridad alimentaria sin ninguna infracción. Obtuvieron puntuación perfecta en las visitas no anunciadas del estado.
Clean Plate: Broward, Miami-Dade restaurants with no violations
Not every inspection turns up trouble. In fact, numerous South Florida restaurants recently aced their unannounced state food safety inspections.
Bakery ordered shut for the 5th time after live rodent seen! Plus, a Papa John’s and Don Pan!
Rodents, roaches and insects on food led to multiple restaurant shutdowns last week by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation.
Police union, Pembroke Pines battle over texts in federal court
A federal lawsuit filed in the Southern District of Florida pits the Fraternal Order of Police and two officers against the city of Pembroke Pines in a dispute over whether private text messages between officers can be treated as public records and compelled by the city.