Two men are arrested after gaming officials investigate a viral video of someone running into a Jacksonville convenience store with a live alligator, and a look back at the Aug. 6, 2004 slayings of six victims who were sleeping inside a home on Telford Lane in Deltona. Special guests: Former Volusia County sheriff Ben Johnson, former Volusia County sheriff's spokesman Gary Davidson, former state attorney John Tanner and News-Journal reporters Patricio Balona and Frank Fernandez

<div>Two men are arrested after gaming officials investigate a viral video of someone running into a Jacksonville convenience store with a live alligator, and a look back at the Aug. 6, 2004 slayings of six victims who were sleeping inside a home on Telford Lane in Deltona.</div>
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<div>Special guests: Former Volusia County sheriff Ben Johnson, former Volusia County sheriff's spokesman Gary Davidson, former state attorney John Tanner and News-Journal reporters Patricio Balona and Frank Fernandez</div>

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Two men are arrested after gaming officials investigate a viral video of someone running into a Jacksonville convenience store with a live alligator, and a look back at the Aug. 6, 2004 slayings of six victims who were sleeping inside a home in Telford Lane in Deltona.  Special guests: Former Volusia County sheriff Ben Johnson, former Volusia County sheriff's spokesman Gary Davidson, former state attorney John Tanner and News-Journal reporters Patricio Balona and Frank Fernandez

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