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Oct 12, 2026
Ryan PettyGUEST
Or, or I'm sorry, within the ATF on how to handle these situations.
Ryan PettyGUEST
And third, and you ran into this in Pennsylvania, we, we deal with this here in Florida too, we do our background checks through the Florida Department of Law Enforcement.
Ryan PettyGUEST
It sounds like Pennsylvania has something similar.
Ryan PettyGUEST
The ATF needs to train the state agencies and make sure they're updating their records on a, on a regular basis because, you know, it's been more than like 48 hours since Tate, uh, received his pardon, and my question, uh, you know, Mark, when you and I talked, my question was, why hadn't Pennsylvania updated their records?
Mark WaltersHOST
That's, that's a perfectly legitimate question, and I think bureaucratically, that's gonna be the toughest obstacle to overcome, Jarrod.
Jared YanisGUEST
Yeah.
Mark WaltersHOST
Because once the FBI makes the change at the federal level, that fixes the problem, but it doesn't fix the problem when you're dealing with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, or as you said, referred to as FDLE or, uh, PICS here, it's the same thing, Justin.
Mark WaltersHOST
Would additional guidance matter, or does it have to come from a bureaucratic fix? Is guidance even gonna help?
Kenneth KiciaGUEST
So the first thing is to reassure our constituents that our data resides exclusively in the United States.
Kenneth KiciaGUEST
There's no backup or replication of data outside of the U.S. We use only U.S. developed AI models like Azure Gov AI, AI Foundry, OpenAI model, ChatGPT 4.0. And environments are managed by U.S. persons with background checks, procedures data by FDLE.
Kenneth KiciaGUEST
And so those are kind of the foundation for the AI tools that we're using.
Kenneth KiciaGUEST
We use generative AI for five different use cases, chat, document retrieval, data quality analysis, productivity and enhanced decision making.
Erin RyanHOST
Everything Rivera touched got a little of his corrupt stink on it.
Erin RyanHOST
In 2011, according to the Miami Herald, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement was poised to arrest Rivera for stealing campaign funds and money laundering.
Erin RyanHOST
But the statute of limitations expired on many of the potential violations, and Rivera wasn't charged.
Erin RyanHOST
Not that time.
speaker_2CORRESPONDENT
Zachary's missing person case is still open.
speaker_2CORRESPONDENT
The FDLE lists him as one of seven children missing and in danger, the longest running Amber Alert in the state.
speaker_2CORRESPONDENT
His family has found peace, but they still want answers, knowing it's not too late to solve this mystery.
Michael WarwickSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Someone out there knows something and somebody's going to come forward.
Denis QuintanaGUEST
What does that mean? Expunged means that there's a process to get it expunged.
Denis QuintanaGUEST
But if you're successful in getting it expunged, it means that ultimately the local judge is going to issue an order that says clerk of the court, Orlando Police Department, Florida Department of Law Enforcement, the National Crime Information Computer, all of these databases, eliminate and obliterate any record of Dennis's criminal offense so that if anybody does a search in the future, there won't be any evidence of it.
Denis QuintanaGUEST
That's an expungement.
Denis QuintanaGUEST
How is that different from a sealing? Well, a sealing, S-E-A-L, not sealing like a roof, but to get something sealed, right? A sealing means, okay, Dennis wasn't convicted.
Shameika RhymesHOST
They've just been saying, oh, after a certain amount of time, then it can get expunged and I don't have to do anything.
Shameika RhymesHOST
It just falls off the record, which obviously it sounds like that is not true.
Denis QuintanaGUEST
it's first of all nothing happens automatically right so in order to get a case sealed or expunged you have to affirmatively file a petition to have it sealed or expunged the process in florida is first you have to show that you're eligible so in order to show you're eligible you have to fill out an application the application goes to the florida department of law enforcement they're the ones that keep all the records in the database the florida crime information computer But what makes you eligible? You have to get certified copies of the court disposition.
Denis QuintanaGUEST
Whatever happened in court, whatever the sentence was, or if it was dismissed, you need to get a certified copy.
RobHOST
What makes this case especially disturbing is how much evidence seemed to exist while still failing to provide investigators with the answer they needed.
RobHOST
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement continues to investigate the case, which remains an active missing person investigation.
RobHOST
per the FBI.
RobHOST
Now that's all I have on this, everybody.
James UthmeierGUEST
And that's why we've taken action in Florida.
James UthmeierGUEST
We've laid out an entirely new rulemaking process where the Florida Department of Law Enforcement can make recommendations to the governor and he can designate domestic terrorist organizations and then we can deny them school choice vouchers.
James UthmeierGUEST
We can deny them permits on construction and expansion.
James UthmeierGUEST
We can deny them nonprofit status here in the state.
Brad GriceSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Luckily for us, our investigators collected this evidence and stored it properly.
Brad GriceSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
We needed to send samples off to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement in hopes of actually getting a DNA profile.
Marisa PinsonNARRATOR
Detective Grice gets a break when the FDLE comes back with a full DNA profile of the killer.
Brad GriceSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
To actually have a DNA profile, knowing that once you identify this person, you know, you got a suspect.
Mama JulesHOST
Eddie's defense called an audio expert named Peter Hernandez.
Mama JulesHOST
Now, Hernandez is part of the Florida Department of Law Enforcement's electronic surveillance support team.
Mama JulesHOST
He actually works for another county, but he's like appointed to this team and he does these audits and these reviews.
Mama JulesHOST
And he does it statewide.
Cary ChapmanGUEST
I know we're doing a class next week, is, uh, is, uh, um, investigating crimes against animals.
Cary ChapmanGUEST
That's a brand-new class that FDLE put out, and I have two very good instructors that are gonna come in and teach that class, and they spent probably six to eight months building that class.
Cary ChapmanGUEST
So could be PowerPoint, uh, scheduling tours, because it, it involves abused animals, so they're gonna go out and, and, and do some field work with that, too.
Cary ChapmanGUEST
So there's, there's a lot that goes into putting a class together.
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Cary ChapmanGUEST
And then we just got a new, uh, Intoxilyzer machine.
Cary ChapmanGUEST
So the Intoxilyzer 8000 was the unit that we were using.
Cary ChapmanGUEST
Uh, Florida Department of Law Enforcement, FDLE, is rolling out the Intoxilyzer 9000s, so we just received our training units, and then now we're gonna have to train all of our deputies in how to use that.
Rick WellsHOST
A- and Randy, you know, a lotta, a lot of these specialized training that these deputies do, if you miss the recertification-
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