Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission officers are expressing concerns about their preparedness to make immigration arrests, according to body camera footage WPTV obtained. The footage from August shows a FWC officer conducting a routine fishing inspection, then detaining five undocumented migrants. It’s one of the first times we’ve seen state law enforcement perform immigration enforcement on camera, a new part of their job after Gov. Ron DeSantis required state agencies to enter in

Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission officials are searching along Peace River for 58-year-old Benton Dwayne Lindsey Sr., who went missing after falling out of an airboat in Arcadia. | Gulf Coast News

31M views · 84K reactions | The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission does a wide variety of good, and in this video, you’ll see the FWC release a Florida Panther back into the wild. The Panther had been hit by a vehicle and spent time recovering at Naples Zoo at Caribbean Gardens. As you can see, this endangered Florida panther recovered and was excited to run back into the wild! #FloridaPanther | Positively Osceola | Facebook

Officer Jarred Stiltner of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission provided a perfect case study in showing just how easy it is for law enforcement officers to manipulate interactions with the public to generate any sort of outcome they choose, as made perfectly clear by this sham arrest of a boater under suspicion of being under the influence. - Rick Strom | TYT Sports