"When there's cancellations and delays at these big hub airports it sends a ripple effect throughout the system," said Cyrus Callum, director of Volusia County's Aviation and Economic Resources Division which includes Daytona airport. That wasn't the case at Daytona Beach International Airport, but it was affected nevertheless. The newspaper has not done so.DAYTONA BEACH − Flight cancellations at Orlando International Airport over the weekend left displaced passengers still waiting to catch other flights days later. The spokesman, Andrew Gant, said his agency should not have provided it to The News-Journal this week because of a court order and asked that the News-Journal delete its copy of the video. Meanwhile, a Sheriff's Office spokesman said his agency released the bodycam footage to activist Mark Dickinson, aka James Madison Audits, who posted it to a YouTube page prior to the petition by Schoenbrod and Long. "The Florida Supreme Court has described the right of access to public records as 'the cornerstone of our political culture.'"Īn attorney representing Schoenbrod and Long, Michael Lambert, hasn't responded to requests for comment. "A heightened interest exists with regard to the disclosure of records involving a public agency and its employees," the motion states. Groot's motion cites a court rule allowing any party to request expedited consideration of and ruling on a motion for confidentiality. The petitioners' "notice for confidentiality" was made on May 18, the same date as the original filing. One of the government accountability organization's arguments, made in the filing by attorney Lonnie Groot, a Daytona Beach Shores resident and the former city attorney, is that the petitioners' motion is required by rule to be acted upon by a judge within 30 days of its filing. Jaimes also wrote: "Producing the contents of this court file would subject the Clerk to potential liability." Jaimes sent that email this week in response to Michael Barfield, director of public access initiatives for the Florida Center for Government Accountability.
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The Daytona Beach Shores Department of Public Safety conducted a professional standards investigation but has not released the findings, citing the court order.Īntonio Jaimes, an attorney for the Volusia County Clerk's Office, wrote in an email that the petitioners' motion for confidentiality must remain confidential "pending the court's ruling on the motion." Whether what's contained in the sealed court filings is relevant to the DCF interview is not entirely certain. On the second occasion, Schoenbrod said he handcuffed the boy, who cried and promised not to poop his pants again. 5 and 6, they confined the boy in the jail, once for 3 to 5 minutes and the second time for "13 minutes or something like that," Schoenbrod told a Florida Department of Children and Families case worker in a bodycam video provided by the Volusia County Sheriff's Office. Schoenbrod and Long have a child together. is asking Volusia Circuit Judge Mary Jolley to hold a hearing on the motion to make the petition to the court confidential. The Florida Center for Government Accountability Inc. What that is, exactly, is unknown because the Volusia County Clerk's Office, citing a court rule, has marked much of the case file confidential. Jessica Long filed a petition for a writ of mandamus, essentially asking a judge to order State Attorney R.J. A nonprofit government watchdog is seeking to shed some light on a confidential court petition filed by two Daytona Beach Shores police officers embroiled in investigations into their use of a city holding cell to potty train their 3½-year-old son.
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