TAMPA – The Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) is losing hundreds of thousands of dollars next year, and they’re pleading for state lawmakers to help.
The I-Team discovered if they don’t get it, several key jobs in fighting terrorism could be lost.
A federal $21 million homeland security grant given to Florida is set to expire in 2016.
For FDLE, it could mean nearly a dozen people in counter-terrorism could lose their jobs.
“It’s critical. It’s critical not just to FDLE, but to the state of Florida,” says FDLE’s Molly Best. For the full article click here
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