Robert Ingram

Stealing kids' identities: Miami-Dade schools sleaze

Miami-Dade Public Schools Have an Identity Theft Problem

​Miami-Dade County Public Schools have a security problem -- and we're not talking bad locks on the local elementary school's front door.Student information has fallen repeatedly into thieving hands, and the latest lapse comes from an especially embarrassing accused perp: Tizrah Ingram-Johnson, da ... More >>

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Erik Goldman runs a one-man porn operation out of his Miami Beach apartment

Roosevelt Bradley Speaks

Erik Goldman runs a one-man porn operation out of his Miami Beach apartment

The Ghetto Governor

Dorrin Rolle’s dedication to his district is in question

This Week's Day by Day Picks

Dorrin Rolle’s dedication to his district is in question

This Week's Day by Day Picks

Dorrin Rolle’s dedication to his district is in question

Letters from the Issue of December 13, 2001

Top Cop Talks Shop: Yes, we've emerged from the dark ages, but can't we just skip over that part?

The Pros Have It

The school board hired cop's cop Pete Cuccaro to straighten out the nutty mess that the school police had become -- and let him do his job!

Roger the Dodger

Who is the superintendent of schools, and why will he keep his job?

Smooth Operator

Personal financial embarrassments and allegations of sexual impropriety have done nothing to spoil Derrick Miller's political fortunes in Opa-locka

Rebel with a Cause

As Marta Perez has discovered, the school board can be a very lonely place when you're trying to be a reformer

Firpomania!

Firpo Garcia has one big advantage in his school board campaign. His name is Sol Stinson.

The Sex Million Dollar Man

You shelled out a lot of money to women who complained about principal Michael Exelbert. And you didn't even know it.

Chairman of the Board

Folks don't know much about school board chairman Solomon Stinson, but they do know this: Don't cross him

Meet the New Boss, Same As the Old Boss

Opa-locka is flush with a new corps of officials itching to clean up the scandal-plagued town. But why do so many of them look so familiar?