Opa-locka

At a school in Sarasota, the instructor finds them aggressive and rude, and they fail an instrument exam.

In December, they pay one thousand five hundred dollars for six hours in a jet simulator at Opa-Locka.

They tell the staff they want to join an airline.

On December twenty-sixth, they fly a small plane to Miami International Airport.

The plane was full.

[laughs] So I had to climb on top of these duffle bags and take that, uh, hour and a half, two hour flight back up to Miami, up to Opa-Locka.

Oh, wow.

So the, the buyer in this case was all DEA, it was a, a fake transaction?

Students are able to double up, attend both sessions, so essentially doing school twice in one day if they needed to, move ahead faster in the curriculum.

Where are you located in Opa-locka?

3400 Northwest 135th Street in Opa-locka, Florida, 33054.

We offer a small classroom of one to twenty-five, in-class teacher facilitator, teacher guide.

Students work at an individualized pace on computers, on the courses that they specifically need.

Of course the city was out there.

Opa-locka was out there.

Carol City was out there.

Y'all know it's repping.

All right.

Number six, keep it coming, love, from the great Harry Wayne Casey from Opa-locka, Florida.

The front man for – and he's probably still playing at a state fair near you.

And the

You attend all the, well, I don't know all, but you attend a lot of the business aviation stuff.

I know that's where we met was down at NBAA in Opa-locka.

I do.

I know you're visible there.

And I deal with that.

And I began when I was a high school teacher in Opa-locka, Florida,

at Pace High School.

That's basically where I'm beginning and saying the education system has collapsed.

Opa-loompa.

Opa-locka.

I think Lily just likes

laughing at Native American names.

That's right.

I didn't doubt it for a second.

Opa-locka.

Opa-locka.

Here's just a little recap.

Last Thursday in Opa-locka, um, Shakiba Lynette Stanley, 37, a former corrections sergeant, wow, suddenly stopped the car, pulled a hammer she kept in the vehicle, 'cause we all do that, right?

[laughs]

And started hitting her son in the backseat.

Oh, give me a break.

Last Thursday in Opa-locka, Shakibia Lynette-

Stop.

Shakibia Lynetti Stanley, 37, a former corrections sergeant, suddenly stopped the car, pulled a hammer she kept in the vehicle, and started hitting her son in the back seat.