Terri Parker is an award-winning investigative reporter and anchor for WPBF 25, based in West Palm Beach, Florida. With a focus on local news, Terri covers a range of topics including government corruption, crime, and community issues. She is known for her dedication to uncovering the truth and bringing important stories to the public's attention.
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"No Trespassing" signs now ring Trump International Golf Club following apparent attempted assassination
Ronald Rowe says they will communicate more with the sheriff's office about future perimeter sweeps
By: Terri Parker
In a pretrial detention hearing Monday, the government argued the sole reason the defendant Ryan Routh was in West Palm Beach on Sept. 15 and the proceeding month was "for one reason and one reason only, and that was to kill the former president of the United States."
Ric Bradshaw says they will provide "presidential level security" if Secret Service asks
A grand jury indicted Routh on five counts Ryan Routh is scheduled to appear in West Palm Beach federal court Monday to face new charges of attempted assassination of a presidential candidate.
By: Terri Parker, Frank Adderley, Frank Fritz
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An assistant chief and four captains remain on administrative leave
By: Terri Parker
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An assistant chief and four captains were already stripped of badges and guns.
City sent files of 8 command staff to prosecutors for possible prosecution
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