Politics
A lesson in politics and 911
It took Peggy Lee six hours to drive from her home to Englewood to testify before the Florida Legislature about the need to provide more money to 911 systems.
But Lee -- the mother-in-law of murder victim Denise Lee -- learned in a matter of minutes how things really work in Tallahassee.
Lee had to wait until the end of a nearly three-hour meeting before she was allowed roughly a minute to
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