(Photos: Miami-Dade Corrections) TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Three Florida correctional officers have been arrested and charged with murder in the fatal beating of a handcuffed prisoner in the mental health unit who had thrown urine at them, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement announced.The incident happened on Feb.

14, 2022, when the guards were removing the inmate from his cell at the Dade Correctional Institution, located south of Miami, in order to transfer him to a north Florida prison.

After the inmate, who was being housed in the mental health unit of the prison, threw urine on one of the officers, investigators said the officers retaliated by putting him in handcuffs and began beating him."After the inmate was removed, even though he was in handcuffs and compliant with officer commands, agents say the officers began to beat him.

The inmate was beaten so badly he had to be carried to the transport van," the department said in a news release.The inmate was not identified in the statement, but the Miami Herald identified him as 60-year-old Ronald Ingram.RELATED: ‘We're embarrassed’: Polk County sheriff's volunteer arrested for selling drugs out of patrol vehicleAuthorities said the inmate was placed alone in what was described as a secure compartment inside the van.The van made a stop along the way in Ocala and that was when the inmate was found dead, laying on a bench inside the vehicle, the statement added.

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Bucks County group helps ensure drivers get their money's worth at the pump

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Emma Heming Willis: Caring for Bruce has taken its toll on my mental health

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B.C. 15-year-old makes history as first female selected in WHL Bantam Draft

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Marnie Schulenburg, ‘As the World Turns’ star, dies at 37

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Canada confirms first 2 cases of monkeypox in Quebec

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India adds 2,259 Covid-19 cases today; daily death count surges to 20

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Kidney patients concerned about closing of DaVita Dialysis Center in Coatesville

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Yankees cut prospect after accusations of stealing equipment, stiffing fans surface: reports

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Monkeypox has Canadian researchers scrambling. Why, and how contagious is it?

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Verizon raises fees for wireless service, adds new charge for businesses

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Most of Delaware Valley in CDC's high COVID transmission category

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Suspect who attacked Dave Chappelle charged with attempted murder for stabbing roommate

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Lower Merion School District reimposes indoor mask mandate after CDC elevates COVID risk

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Canada formally bans China’s Huawei, ZTE from 5G networks

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Focusing on 1 sport can have both positive and negative outcomes in teens, study finds

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Kansas man charged in wife’s death allegedly told police ‘God told him to kill her’

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Johnny Depp's Psychiatrist Testifies About His Alleged Marijuana, Opiate and Mental Health Issues

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Finland brewery's NATO beer has 'taste of security'

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Men's World Cup will have female referees for the 1st time ever

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Bruce Willis' wife Emma Heming Willis reveals mental health struggle

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Boeing's Starliner capsule blasts off on space station test flight – again

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Rosmarie Trapp, whose family inspired 'The Sound of Music,' dies at 93

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Police: Boy, 4, badly injured after being hit by car in Philadelphia

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Stranded Kentucky man allegedly kills volunteer firefighter who stopped to help

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Man on New Jersey State Police's Most Wanted list arrested in Mexico

MEXICO CITY - A man accused of sexual assault in New Jersey nearly two decades ago was recently arrested in Mexico, state police said. Juan Francisco Aguillon, now 43, was accused in 2003 of sexually assaulting a juvenile and was later placed on the New Jersey State Police's ‘Most Wanted’ list. Authorities in 2018 learned that Aguillon fled the country and eventually determined that he was living in Mexico City, police said. Agents from the U.S.

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ER and West Wing star John Aylward dies at home amid declining health aged 75

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CDC recommends Pfizer COVID boosters for kids ages 5 to 11

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COVID-19 deaths rise as hospitalizations drop in Manitoba

COVID-19 admitted to hospital fell last week, while deaths linked to the virus rose.The latest numbers came Thursday in the province’s weekly epidemiology update covering May 8-14, a week that saw 728 new cases reported in Manitoba. Patients waiting more than a day to be admitted in Winnipeg hospitals: ‘It’s absolutely terrifying’ With an average of 766 lab-tests for COVID-19 done daily through the week covered by the report, the positivity rate of lab tests was 18.5 per cent, an increase from 17.6 per cent in the previous week.But provincial case counts no longer necessarily give an accurate picture of active infection rates because the government has significantly scaled back testing and doesn’t include the results of tests done at home.Health officials say 149 people were hospitalized as a result of COVID-19, including 16 who needed to be admitted to the ICU.That’s down from the 196 new COVID-19 patients including 13 needing critical care reported the week before.

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Monkeypox outbreak: Health chiefs 'actively investigating' UK's gay bars and spas

gay and bisexual bars and spas as they try to contain the monkeypox outbreak. Nine cases of the extremely rare disease have been confirmed in the UK so far, with six of those cases relating to men who have sex with men, according to the Daily Mail.Officials say this is "highly suggestive of spread in sexual networks".There is reportedly a similar pattern developing across Europe.

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Oklahoma abortion ban: Legislature approves nation's most restrictive abortion law

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Halsey claps back at comments saying she looks 'unhealthy' and 'too thin' in midst of health battle

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ER and West Wing actor John Aylward dies at age 75 after suffering from declining health

ER and West Wing actor John Aylward has died at age 75.Aylward passed away overnight Monday at his home in Seattle, according to Deadline.His wife, Mary Fields, told the publication her husband had been in declining health. ER and West Wing actor John Aylward has died at age 75She confirmed his death to his long-time agent, Mitchell K.

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Summerset Marine fire, explosion in Eagle: 6 injured, 1 seriously

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Eric Clapton tests positive for COVID, cancels shows

Eric Clapton performs at the Royal Albert Hall on May 7, 2022, in London, England. (Photo by Harry Herd/Redferns) Eric Clapton, a critic of coronavirus vaccines and pandemic restrictions, has tested positive for COVID-19 and canceled two upcoming European gigs.Clapton's upcoming shows in Zurich on Tuesday and Milan on Wednesday will be rescheduled, he announced on his Facebook page and official online site.

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Pugs are so unhealthy they can’t ‘be considered a typical dog,’ study says

A pug dressed in tartan stands in front of a stand at the 10th Thailand international Pet Variety Exhibition in Bangkok on March 26, 2021. (Photo by MLADEN ANTONOV/AFP via Getty Images) Flat-faced, wrinkly pugs that have soared in popularity in recent decades are so unhealthy, they can "no longer be considered as a typical dog from a health perspective," a study concludes.The study, done by researchers at the Royal Veterinary College in the UK, said the "extreme body shape" of pugs makes them twice as likely than other dogs to have health problems.

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Govt shifts focus as covid cases stay low

₹64,180 crore in the 2021-22 Budget, aiming to fill the critical gaps in public health infrastructure, especially in critical care facilities and primary care in both the urban and rural areas.

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Many Are Dropping Their Guard (and Their Masks) on COVID

Americans are less worried than they previously have been. Are we in a new phase of public attitudes about the pandemic? And how is this impacting Americans' behaviors? Gallup senior editor Megan Brenan joins the podcast to talk about Gallup's tracking since the pandemic began and where we are now. Below is a full transcript of the conversation, including time stamps.

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Texas toddler accidentally orders 31 cheeseburgers on DoorDash

Barrett Golden sitting on a table with his 31 cheeseburgers. (Kelsey Golden)Would you like 31 fries with that? One Texas mom got quite a surprise when she was delivered 31 McDonald’s cheeseburgers after her 2-year-old son accidentally ordered them on DoorDash. Kelsey Golden, the mother of Barrett, who she affectionately called "cheeseburger boy" during a chat with FOX TV Stations, said her son loves to look at his reflection on her phone. "So I was getting the phone and I was transferring the pictures from my phone to the computer and any time I have my phone out, or my computer out, Barrett just dashes right to it," Golden explained. Golden works at her two eldest children’s elementary school and was tasked with putting the yearbook together. As Golden worked away, Barrett took the opportunity to play with his mother’s phone, plus it gave her some reprieve from childrearing to work on her project. Barrett munching on one of 31 burgers he accidentally ordered.

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Quebec coroner says many people share blame for high death toll in first wave of COVID-19

COVID-19 pandemic.Coroner Géhane Kamel says the provincial government, the local health authority and the owners of the Herron care home “passed the ball around” while residents were left to die.She spoke to reporters Thursday for the first time since releasing her report earlier this week on her investigation into 53 deaths at several long-term care homes — including Herron — during the pandemic’s first wave. Quebec Health Department chose to ignore COVID-19 risk in long-term care Kamel says her mandate wasn’t to blame specific people but to make recommendations so that a similar situation doesn’t reoccur.Her report says residents of Quebec long-term care homes were kept in a blind spot while the provincial government reacted to the oncoming wave of the novel coronavirus in the spring of 2020.

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