2 FBI Agents Gunned Down, 3 Others Wounded In FL | Patch PM

Lakeland FL

02 February, 2021

8:06 PM

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Here are some of the share-worthy stories from Florida Patches to talk about tonight: Poet Shares Message Of Inclusion, Diversity Each year, the Embracing Our Differences exhibition features 50-billboard-sized works of art accompanied by an inspirational quote at Sarasota's Bayfront Park. One Sarasota poet and writer has defied the odds with at least two quotes featured in the exhibition each of the last four years. 2 FBI Agents Killed, Suspect Dead, 3 Others Wounded In Shooting Two FBI agents were fatally shot and three others were wounded Tuesday morning while serving a federal search warrant in a case involving violent crimes against children, according to the agency. A suspect in the Sunrise, Florida, standoff is also dead. Super Bowl LV Events, Pre-Game Festivities Here's Where To Get Your Tampa Super Bowl Game Day SnacksWatch: Bradenton Police Celebrate Bucs With Fun Video SeriesTampa Beefs Up Security On Land, Water, In Air For Super BowlNFL Super Bowl Experience Walk-Ups Available Wednesday, ThursdayOrder Some Super Bowl Snacks For Game Day In The Sarasota Area Contribute your own content to Patch by signing up for an account and clicking the "Post on Patch" button at the top right of the site. Also Worth a Look Today Man Arrested For Pointing Laser At MCSO Helicopter: SheriffGulf Beach Resort Motel Sells For $23.5M; Luxury Condos PlannedSarasota County Schools Hires Equity Director; Kingsley RetiresMan Shot, Seriously Injured In Lakeland: Police St. Pete Fire Rescue Leader Accused Of Vaccine Theft: Report Man Arrested For Punching Gas Station Clerk: Police1 Killed, 1 Injured In Double Shooting At Apartment In St. PetePirates Limit Spring Training Capacity At Bradenton's LECOM Park Across America 'Appreciate What You Have': Dad Of 9-Year-Old Who Died Of Virus 2 Rescued From Submerged Truck During Snowstorm: Stamford FD Twitter Suspends MyPillow Inc.'s Account Lost, Deaf Dog Found Safe In Snowstorm: 'We Are Forever Grateful'