The Florida Department of Health’s Friday, March 27, morning update said that 416 more coronavirus cases have been confirmed overnight bringing the total number in Florida to 2,900 cases. Six more people died overnight in Florida bringing the statewide total to 35.An infant was diagnosed on Thursday in Santa Rosa County and is the youngest case confirmed in the state.

The Florida Department of Health&rsquo;s Friday, March 27, morning update said that 416 more coronavirus cases have been confirmed overnight bringing the total number in Florida to 2,900 cases. Six more people died overnight in Florida bringing the statewide total to 35.An infant was diagnosed on Thursday in Santa Rosa County and is the youngest case confirmed in the state.

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CORONAVIRUS BY COUNTY/CITY: Cases jump to 2,900, infant diagnosed in Santa Rosa

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A Freeport man has been charged with felony animal cruelty after multiple witnesses said he was repeatedly hitting and throwing his dog, according to a press release from the Walton County Sheriff's Office.

Deputies were called to the area of 1 Jefferson Street in Freeport on Oct. 20, after 911 calls we received about a man abusing a dog. When deputies arrived, they saw a tan dog running northbound near Jefferson Street.

The dog appeared to be scared and in pain, WCSO said.

A Freeport man has been charged with felony animal cruelty after multiple witnesses said&nbsp;he was repeatedly hitting and throwing his dog, according to a press release from the Walton County Sheriff's Office.
Deputies were called to the area of 1 Jefferson Street in Freeport on Oct. 20, after 911 calls we received about a man abusing a dog. When deputies arrived, they saw a tan dog running northbound near Jefferson Street.
The dog appeared to be scared and in pain, WCSO said.

CORONAVIRUS BY COUNTY/CITY: Cases jump to 2,900, infant diagnosed in Santa Rosa

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