(Reuters) – More than 3,000 Bolivians gathered in La Paz on Saturday to play Andean music known as Tarqueada in an attempt to ...

From victims coming forward, to license plates being covered, new details emerge in Fred Piccolo exposure case.

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When New College of Florida hired Fredrick Piccolo Jr. as communications director in December, he had already been charged three times with indecent exposure, records show. Traffic under the New ...

More than 3,000 Bolivians gathered in La Paz on Saturday (May 10) to play Andean music known as Tarqueada in an attempt to break a world record, authorities said.

Court records indicate that Piccolo has used the same license plate on different vehicles during the incidents too. For example, on September 4, 2024, Piccolo was captured by a mall security ...

a January background check performed by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement at the request of New College indicated that “no relevant criminal records” existed for Piccolo. Charges that ...

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Records and interviews reviewed by Suncoast ... Banana Republic and Dillard’s at University Town Center reported that Piccolo behaved inappropriately on at least five occasions between August ...

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Piccolo already had been charged three times with indecent exposure, according to the Sarasota Clerk of the Court Records public website. After he was accused of committing a similar crime again r ...