Al Lamberti

We've all seen it, and now there's proof: Police officers sworn to uphold our traffic laws are among the worst speeders on South Florida roads. A three-month Sun Sentinel investigation found almost 800 cops from a dozen agencies driving 90 to 130 mph...

Broward Sheriff's Deputy Osvaldo Petitfrere at a May 14 press conference. Photo: Linda Trischitta During Monday's??press conference, when four Broward Sheriff's deputies were commended??for facing off against a gunman and coming to the aid of wounded...

???? Here's some late-breaking news:?? Broward Sheriff's Deputy Erika Huerta, a star of the second season of the controversial reality TV show ‘Police Women of Broward County,‘ has left the agency. On April 16, Huerta joined Coconut Creek???...

Another Facebook fool busted. Steven Mulhall, 21, of Coral Springs, posted a photograph of himself holding a stolen nameplate, which was pried from the door of a Broward Circuit judge's courtroom on his girlfriend's Facebook account, according to...

?? A Coral Springs man was arrested Monday and charged with 100 counts of possession of child pornography. Broward Sheriff's investigators say the arrest stemmed from a conversation after the man, John Field,????was told by lifeguards to leave Deerfield...

?? Fans of America's Most Wanted who were disappointed about the long-running show's cancellation by Fox can see it once more as it begins its 25th season tonight on Lifetime??at 9 p.m. The series says it's helped capture??more than 1,000 fugitives from...

?? If your home is filling up with??gifts??this holiday season, have you taken measures to protect the contents and your family? Police agencies say residential break-ins are a nagging problem for their investigators. “It's the holidays, and there's...

?? Broward Sheriff Al Lamberti warns that a new email scam offering discount gift cards is making the rounds of residents?????in-boxes. ???What they???re doing is they send you an email and they???ll say, ???If you want, you can get a $100 gift card for...

Broward Sheriff Al Lamberti told his deputies to keep their sports allegiences to themselves. No Dolphins stickers displayed on or inside the patrol cars, no Marlins or New York Yankees or any other sports decals, he told them. “After personally...