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In this June 29, 2017 photo, former Bay County Sheriff Frank McKeithen looks over cold case files from his home office in Panama City, Fla. McKeithen has been volunteering his time to pore over thousands of investigative notes from the years since what is now notoriously known as “the McRae murders.” (Patti Blake/News Herald via AP)

McKeithen, cold case team re-examining 1989 McRae murders

By ZACK MCDONALD - Associated Press

Drying up: Lt. James Vestal informs a group of spring breakers about an alcohol ban in Panama City Beach, Florida, in April. The City Council approved an emergency ordinance this year to prohibit drinking on the beach and in parking lots through spring break season. (The (Panama City, Fla.) News Herald via the Associated Press)

Businesses say Panama City Beach violated their civil rights

By MELISSA NELSON-GABRIEL - Associated Press

Sheriff Frank McKeithen of Bay County, Florida, has no plans to remove "In God We Trust" bumper stickers from his patrol cars or to pull videos with religious content from his office's website despite a lawsuit threat. (Tom Quimby/Special to The Washington Times)

Frank McKeithen, Florida sheriff, stands up to lawsuit threats against religious references

By Tom Quimby - Special to The Washington Times

Bay County Sheriff Frank McKeithen holds an "In God We Trust" bumper sticker. (Tom Quimby photo)

Frank McKeithen has faith in his ‘In God We Trust’ bumper stickers

By Tom Quimby - Special to The Washington Times

Frank McKeithen, Florida sheriff, defies ‘In God We Trust’ bumper sticker opponents

By Tom Quimby special to The Washington Times - The Washington Times

Lt. James Vestalinforms a group of spring breakers about a new alcohol ban in Panama City Beach, Florida. The City Council approved an emergency ordinance banning drinking on the beach and in parking lots through the end of spring break. (AP Photo/News Herald)

Spring break violence has Florida city calling emergency on alcohol rules

By Tom Quimby - Special to The Washington Times

This booking photo provided by Bay County Sheriff's Office shows David Jamichael Daniels. Seven people were injured, some critically, during an early-morning spray of gunfire Saturday, March 28, 2015 at a spring break party in Panama City Beach, Fla, police said. Daniels, 22, of Mobile, Ala., was apprehended and charged with attempted murder. (AP Photo/Bay County Sheriff's Office)

7 shot and injured at Florida spring break house party

By Melissa Nelson - Associated Press

Trash begins to fill the sandy white beaches during the first week of spring break this month in Panama City Beach, Florida. (Associated Press)

Spring break in Florida town stirs sex crimes, violence despite liquor laws

By Tom Quimby - Special to The Washington Times