? Florida ACLU Calls For Police Reform + Hillsborough Magnet Programs

Hello, all people! Happy Halloween to all who rejoice. I’m right here together with your Monday version of the Tampa Daily, stuffed with all of the native information you should know proper now. Including updates on:

• ? A person was fatally shot in North Tampa final Thursday after pointing a pretend gun at one other man.
• ⚖️ Florida ACLU is asking for reforms to Tampa Police Department from the Tampa City Council on Tuesday.
• ? Hillsborough County Schools has two new magnet college applications for college students. Applications at the moment are out there.

But first, right this moment’s climate:

Mostly sunny and humid. High: 87 Low: 70.

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Here are the highest tales in Tampa right this moment:

1. A man was fatally shot in North Tampa after pointing a pretend gun at one other man on Thursday night time. The incident occurred on the 8500 block of North Hamner Avenue off North Boulevard. Possible fees are being reviewed with the Hillsborough County State Attorney’s Office. (Tampa Patch)

2. Tampa Bay’s solely skilled basketball staff, “The Tampa Bay Fury”, is headed into the staff’s third season. The staff gained an ABA Division Championship of their first season and continues to advance. The staff begins the season ranked no. 20 out of over 160 groups within the American Basketball Association. (Tampa Bay Newswire)

3. The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Florida hosted a news convention Sunday with native legal justice advocates to name for extra transparency from Tampa Police division. Tampa City Council members will meet Tuesday to resolve whether or not proposed adjustments to the Citizens Review Board will find yourself on the poll in 2023. (WFLA)

4. Macondo Coffee Roasters not too long ago opened in The Village at The Grove. The new cafe provides a choice of roasts from Colombia, breakfast and lunch objects, in addition to smoothies. The location was beforehand Degajé at The Grove. (New Tampa & Wesley Chapel Neighborhood News)

5. Hillsborough County Schools is launching two new magnet colleges applications, the Bowers Whitley Building and Construction Academy and DW Waters Medical Academy. The deadline to use is Dec. 16 and the district will maintain an information session on all applications at ZooTampa on Nov. third. (Bay News 9)

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Today in Tampa:

• Halloween at Harley-Davidson Of Tampa. (10 a.m.)
• Pied Piper’s Haunted Carnival at Armautre Works. (11 a.m.)
• Halloween In Plymouth Park. (5:30 p.m.)
• Harvest Hook-Up at The Collective Wellness Institute. (6 p.m.)
• Official Ybor City Ghost Tour at The Cuban Club. (8 p.m.)