The Lee County Sheriff's Office Highway Interdiction Unit caught a silver Chevy Malibu driven by Dright William pass right by another deputy as he was conducting a traffic stop. Florida law requires drivers to safely move to the next lane if a law enforcement officer's lights are activated during a roadside traffic stop. Deputies pulled over William and Jacqueline James at mile marker 143 on I-75 and asked to search the vehicle due to their suspicious behavior. A free air sniff by a canine partner alerted deputies to the car. During a search, they found sixteen fake Florida driver licenses, sixty-eight fraudulent checks matching the fake ID's, and several hundred dollars worth of property. Dright William, of Miami, is facing one count of possession of ten or more fraudulent checks, twelve counts of counterfeiting a fraudulent instrument with intent to defraud, and one count of possessing a fake ID. The Sheriff's Office said the fake driver licenses were the best counterfeits the

There are many flaws with the child support systems in America. Minnesota is no exception. PROBLEM 1 – FOLLOW THE MONEY One dirty secret of the child support system is that it is incentivized by federal money. How Does it Work? The Welfare Reform Act of 1996 was designed to reduce budget deficits by providing states with government funding for recovering welfare costs. This included within its scope child support since child support is recovered by the state to pay any welfare benefits provided to a custodial parent. It unintentionally also included child support paid by those who did not receive welfare benefits. Based on recent statistics, it is estimated that the federal government provides $4.2 billion in grants to states for their child support collection services. The payments to the states are based on a percentage of their child support collections operating costs. As a result, the larger the child support enforcement costs, the greater the federal funding. Of course,

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