Bass so loud it rattled windows from a mile away—WOKB’s May concert sparked outrage in Ocoee, with residents calling it unbearable noise. The station blames the promoter, who allegedly took over the sound system and cranked it beyond limits, leaving the engineer too late to intervene. Beyond the noise, neighbors fear damage to property values and neighborhood character. For Father’s Day, WOKB’s next event is still pending county permits, but owner Shante Persaud vows to personally manage sound and direct it away from homes—lessons learned from past events.

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A Florida death row inmate, James Duckett, faces execution after a 40-year-old rape and murder conviction — but a DNA controversy is halting proceedings. The state’s expert claims the DNA evidence is overwhelmingly linked to Duckett, while his defense insists the testing was flawed and the sample was destroyed, making re-testing impossible. With the judge ordering an evidentiary hearing to resolve the dispute, the case hinges on whether this critical DNA evidence can be trusted — even as other physical evidence, like tire tracks and pubic hair, still stands. The legal teams must submit hearing dates by Friday, as Duckett’s fate hangs in the balance.

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DeLand police are cracking down on e-bike riders zooming down sidewalks and skipping helmets—especially teens—after a spike in crashes downtown. Officers are now out in force, handing out warnings or $250 fines for first offenses, with steeper penalties—including jail—for repeat violators. One arrest already made, they’re focused on safety, not just punishment, hoping education will reduce accidents and complaints.

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