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LAUDERHILL, FLA. (WSVN) - Police have arrested a woman accused of shooting her former boss, the manager of a cellphone store in Lauderhill, over being fired. Lauderhill Police said 27-year-old Rachel Boisette has been charged with attempted murder in connection to Friday’s shooting at the Metro by T-Mobile store at Inverness Plaza, located along the 5500 block of West Oakland Park Boulevard. Investigators said the suspect and her former employer had an altercation about her termination that escalated until she took out a gun and opened fire, striking the victim several times in the chest. According to the arrest affidavit,...

<p>LAUDERHILL, Fla. (AP) — Lauderhill Police say the bodies of two young girls whose bodies were found in the same Lauderhill canal hours apart have been identified.</p><p>Police say sisters Destiny Hogan, 9 and Daysha Hogan, 7, were both found in the canal.</p>

A mix up over an order of iced coffee ended with a Dunkin' Donuts worker being pistol whipped in a vicious brawl, police say. The wife of the alleged attacker screamed 'shoot him, shoot him' as diners looked on at the terrifying incident, which was caught on CCTV. It began after Jeffrey Wright, 27, and his wife Alexis Longo, 22, went through the drive-thru section of the Dunkin' Donuts branch in Lauderhill, Florida. After discovering they had vanilla in an iced coffee and not caramel they parked up and went into the restaurant. Police said they wanted to complain to...

A Lauderhill police officer fired 10 shots at another officer, but missed... The officer who was shot at was working an off-duty detail at the time, but police said she was in a marked cruiser and in uniform. The shooter pulled up in his personal car and quickly fired 10 shots at the other police officer, and then took off... sources say that the shooting stems from a domestic situation between the two officers; allegedly, the officer who was targeted had broken up with the shooter on Friday. Police would only confirm that the two worked the same shift and...

A misspelled sign near an elementary school is raising eyebrows and leading to questions from parents. A Local 10 viewer sent us the photo of this sign, which spells "scohol" at the corner of 50th Street and Pine Island Road in Lauderhill. He noticed it while picking up his son from school Thursday. "Glad he didn't see it," said Christopher Robinson. Robinson thinks it's a bad lesson for all kids. "You know, especially after helping him with spelling and his homework," he said.