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Two Florida congressmen are pushing to pass a bill that would make acts of animal cruelty and bestiality a nationwide felony. The Preventing Animal Cruelty and Torture Act is sponsored by…

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Updated Jan 29, 2019 4:43 AM EST

Two Florida congressmen are pushing to pass a bill that would make acts of animal cruelty and bestiality a nationwide felony. The Preventing Animal Cruelty and Torture Act is sponsored by Democrat Ted Deutch and Republican Vern Buchanan. If passed, a person convicted of these crimes could spend up to seven years in prison.

More fast food violence this time locally as police are looking for a suspect who assaulted a 68 year old man at a North Fort Myers McDonald's on Pine Island Road last week. If you have any information, call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-780-TIPS.

Cape Coral Police arrested Michael Brennan late last week. He's been charged with battery and assault with a deadly weapon, that deadly weapon being his car. Police say a dispute with another man led to Brennan attempting to run over the victim near the intersection of SE 5th Pl. and SE 6th St.

Governor DeSantis will be in Naples today to make a major announcement at the Rookery Bay Environmental Learning Center at 1 p.m. The Governor will be accompanied by Florida Department of Environmental Protection secretary Noah Valenstein.

Dr. Ruth Is Updating Her Sex Book For Millenials

At 90 years old Dr. Ruth Westheimer is a world renown sex therapist, media personality and author and now she wants to relate to a new generation.
Dr. Ruth is planning a major rewrite of her ‘Sex for Dummies’ book. She wants it to appeal to millennials. The original book was written in 1995.
Dr. Ruth said she wants to cover the basics as well as how technology has affected sex, STD’s and relationships.

Guy Dies After Eating Unrefrigerated Leftover Pasta

Popular YouTube doctor, Dr. Bernard, is warning people of the importance of proper food refrigeration.
A college student in Belgium died after eating spaghetti that had been cooked 5 days earlier and was left out on the counter.
The student, named “A.J.,” heated the food up in the microwave before he ate it and became seriously ill.
His parents found him dead at home the very next day.
The food had grown a harmful bacteria that attacked A.J.’s liver.
The clip describing “A.J.’s” case has been viewed close to 2 million times.