Immigration & Courts: A Miami Herald report says Cuban detainees in ICE custody were allegedly deported to Africa instead of Mexico, including one man who says he was taken from a plane to Liberia and then to Equatorial Guinea after the Liberian government refused to accept them. Cold Case Breakthrough: FDLE and the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office identified David Allen Snyder as the suspect in the 1973 Key West double homicide of sisters Marguerite “Maggie” Jenkins and Mary Jenkins; Snyder died in 2008, and investigators say DNA and genetic genealogy led to the identification. Public Safety & Crime: Tiger Woods pleaded no contest to reckless driving in a Florida rollover crash and accepted a five-year driver’s license suspension. Local Government: A judge ruled three North Miami councilmembers violated the city charter when they voted to terminate the city manager, putting their seats at risk. Health & Billing: Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare faced scrutiny after an FSU student was billed after leaving the ER without being seen. Surveillance Policy: Neptune Beach ended speed-camera monitoring in school zones, citing public feedback and legal developments tied to license plate reader technology. Violent Crime: Authorities arrested a “Black Widow” suspect in Davenport accused of drugging men met on dating apps for money.