Gregory Tony
Coverage of Gregory Tony in the Nexus archive.
- Pompano Beach commissioners move to stick with BSO: ‘A no-brainer’
Pompano Beach commissioners voted to renew their three-year policing contract with the Broward Sheriff’s Office (BSO) at an annual cost of $70 million, citing cost and logistical challenges of creating a municipal police force. The decision contrasts with Deerfield Beach, which is ending its BSO contract to reconstitute its own departments. Commissioners emphasized the move as a pragmatic choice for now, with plans to revisit the issue in the future.
- Suspect facing multiple firearms charges dead after deputy-involved shooting in Davie, BSO says
A man facing multiple firearm-related charges died after a deputy-involved shooting in Davie, Florida. Deputies attempted to stop the suspect at a gas station, but he fled with a gun and later pointed it at officers, prompting them to open fire.
- BSO: Suspect dead after exchange of gunfire with deputies, Plantation officer
A suspect was killed after exchanging gunfire with six Broward sheriff’s deputies and a Plantation police officer. The suspect, who was armed and wanted for fleeing and eluding, was observed at a Wawa gas station before the confrontation. The Florida Department of Law Enforcement will investigate the incident.
- BSO seeks $937 million budget for 2027, drawing concern from Broward commissioners
The Broward Sheriff’s Office (BSO) has requested a $937 million budget for fiscal year 2027, a significant increase from its current $833 million budget, sparking concerns among Broward County commissioners during a recent workshop. Undersheriff Steve Robson highlighted staffing challenges, including low deputy salaries and high turnover, while commissioners like Steven Geller questioned the feasibility of the request amid competing county priorities.