If you haven’t decided what to watch on tv tonight, the new series “Chopper Cops” featuring tactical flight officers from the Marion County Sheriff’s Office is now streaming on Paramount+.
“It came as a shock that any individual would commit such an act on a 91-year-old, but it is truly disturbing when we see the young age of the arrestee.” said Marion County Sheriff Billy Woods.
The destructive waterspout was well-documented on video and in photos by boaters and homeowners who witnessed it spin up on Sunday.
The Citrus County Sheriff’s Office says residents didn’t receive any warning from the National Weather Service because the tornado was too small to register on the agency’s radar.
The National Weather Service is forecasting an 80% chance for rain by Thursday and Friday.
“In Chopper Cops, what you will see in the series is real, unadulterated, and completely authentic to the ethos of the Marion County Sheriff’s Office,” said the Executive Producer for the show which debuts on Tuesday, June 18, on Paramount+.
Florida State plays Friday and Florida on Saturday. Both games are at 7 p.m.
The National Weather Service says heat indices will be between 100-105 degrees this weekend.
The area that was backed up near mile marker 343 has cleared up.
The bus was carrying about a dozen students from Osceola Middle School.
