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What SWFL Is Talking About 10/8

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Tropical Storm Michael is strengthening and could become a hurricane before making landfall in the panhandle by Wednesday. Look for an uptick in wind and rain starting today for Southwest Florida as the storm passes to our west. More with Jason Dunning in the NBC-2 First Alert Forecast.

 

 

Police arrested  21-year old David Laboy Sunday night after he fled the scene of a crash on the Midpoint Bridge. Laboy is charged with hit and run.

 

A Charlotte County firefighter was arrested in Sarasota and placed on administrative leave after evidence surfaced that he set up a camera to record his 23 year old house sitter in the bathroom. 33 year old Perry Carter is facing 8 counts of video voyeurism.

 

No, Your Facebook Account Hasn’t Been Cloned or Hacked

 

Another day, another weird Facebook message in your Facebook Messenger.
Today’s message has people worried that their account may be cloned.The message states, Hi…I actually got another friend request from you yesterday which I ignored so you may want to check your account. Hold your finger on the message until the forward button appears then hit forward and all the people you want to forward it too.
Facebook says not to do as the message states and not to worry, accounts can not be cloned. They can create a new account with your name and picture then send out friend requests.

 

Just How Bad Is Bacon For You?

  • While just the mention of the word bacon can turn you into the cartoon dog from the “Beggin’ Strips” commercial, you might want to slow your circling of the kitchen island. Researchers are pointing to how bad it can be for your health.
  • A study published in last month’s issue of the International Journal of Cancer Research shows that processed meats can up a person’s cancer risk. For women, just an ounce a day can increase the risk of breast cancer by 9%.
  • Previous research from the World Health Organization got processed meats labeled “likely carcinogens” because they can increase a persons’ colon cancer risk by 18 percent.
  • However the University of Wisconsin’s Andrew Milkowski claims the study is flawed based on how it was conducted.

 

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