Florida Center for Investigative Reporting A nonprofit, bilingual journalism organization dedicated

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Web Name: Florida Center for Investigative Reporting A nonprofit, bilingual journalism organization dedicated

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More Than a Year After Hurricane Irma, Florida s Most Vulnerable Residents Struggle to Recover December 28, 2018 As those who lived through Irma demonstrate, the effects of hurricanes can last long after storms dissipate. FBI Informant Faces Criminal Trial in Key West December 26, 2014 After being convicted of child molestation and rape, Robert Childs became an FBI informant. His trail ended in America’s southernmost city. January 31, 2011 The U.S. government has deported thousands of non-criminal immigrants living in Florida through a program designed to round up violent offenders. Banks Fail To Protect Consumers From ATM Crime, FCIR Investigation Finds November 20, 2013 Unlike cases of fraud or identity theft, ATM violent crimes are largely under-reported because nobody tracks them. Not the FBI, the police or the banking industry. The DEA s Castoff April 16, 2015 A former Colombian drug trafficker spent decades working undercover for the United States. Now, the government informant says he faces deportation, which could prove deadly. U.S. Deportees to Haiti, Jailed Without Cause, Face Severe Health Risks November 13, 2011 The Obama administration continues to deport Haitians despite knowing many will be illegally jailed and risk cholera exposure upon arrival. Final Flight Into Hurricane Michael Captured Rare Storm Data October 21, 2018 A Hurricane Hunter entered the Category 4 storm just as it made landfall, giving scientists an unprecedented look at a tropical cyclone. Announcements FCIR Documentary Drowning by Sunrise Wins Four Prizes in 2020 Green Eyeshade Awards June 30, 2020 Among the prizes, "Drowning by Sunrise" won Best in Division for Television. January 2, 2020 The Florida Center for Investigative Reporting would like to thank our donors for 2019. FCIR-Supported Film Scheduled to Screen at Double Exposure Investigative Film Festival October 3, 2019 A documentary short supported by the Florida Center for Investigative Reporting will screen October 12 at the Double Exposure Investigative Film Festival in Washington, D.C.

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