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By the numbers: forfeitures
By TIMES WIRES
Published March 1, 2007
The U.S. Attorney's Office announced Wednesday that it recovered more than $16-million in cash and property from criminal forfeitures in 2006 in the Middle District of Florida - nearly $9-million of which was returned to law enforcement agencies in the district's 35 counties. Here's how local agencies made out. $110,085 To the Hills- borough County Sheriff's Office. $36,240 To the Pasco County Sheriff's Office. $32,336 To Tampa police. $27,098 To the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office. $12,964 To the Hernando County Sheriff's Office. $9,395 To Plant City police. $4,135 To Tarpon Springs police. $2,366 To Clearwater police. $2,366 To St. Petersburg police.
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by B
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03/06/07 04:39 PM
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$36,240 ~ Perhaps some of that could have been used to designate police patrol in the Holiday area ~ more specifically Forest Hills.
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by Tony
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03/01/07 03:41 PM
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Ok, where did the other $7.7 million or so go? Good reporting, again I have more questions that need answering then when I started reading the article.
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