PEMBROKE PARK, Fla. – North Miami Councilman Scott Galvin addressed the city’s recent cyber attack on Sunday during This Week In South Florida.
There was an air of mystery after City Hall closed from Aug. 5 to Aug. 9. There was a computer network system security breach. A ransomware attack included an anonymous message claiming none of it was personal.
The city’s Information Technology team notified local and federal authorities with the support of the city’s administration. Galvin said IT has been working hard and focused on installing antipiracy software.
“They are going computer by computer, department by department,” Galvin said.
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The city’s site announced the 911 call center was operational and the hack did not impact early voting for the primary elections. There were other issues with payments and online services.
Galvin said it remained unclear what data was compromised, but the ransom demand for city data was clear.
“The city is being extorted,” Galvin said.
Florida law prohibits cities from making ransom payments. Galvin said the insurance company that services the city had yet to communicate with them and the issue had yet to come up to the city council.
“I have asked to see the actual policy. I haven’t been provided a copy of it yet,” Galvin said adding he hopes to get it on Monday.
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Before the disruption of operations, the city’s mayor suffered a breach himself. North Miami Mayor Alix Desulme, campaigning for re-election in November, told Axios on Wednesday that hackers had accessed his Gmail accounts and had information about his passport, bank accounts, credit cards, and even private images — that were not nudes.
“That’s something that I have never done, take nude pictures of me,” Desulme told Axios.
The city’s latest update:
“Application status updates for those previously submitted online are unavailable.”
The Neighborhood Services Department welcomes walk-in visits, phone service, and e-mail at nsd@northmiamifl.gov, but updates about historic information about properties were unavailable.
Parks and Recreation was only accepting cash payments in-person at the community center at 1600 NE 126 St.
Passport services through the city clerk were postponed
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Tyler Johnson most recently played in the NBA during the 2021-22 season when he was a member of the San Antonio Spurs and Philadelphia 76ers.
The 33-year-old has also spent time playing overseas.
Jan 14, 2022; San Antonio, Texas, USA; San Antonio Spurs forward Anthony Lamb (35) and guard Tyler Johnson (28) share laughs before the game against the Cleveland Cavaliers at AT&T Center. Mandatory Credit: Scott Wachter-Imagn Images / Scott Wachter-Imagn Images
On Wednesday, Fresno State Men’s Basketball announced that Johnson will join their coaching staff (h/t Alberto De Roa of HoopsHype).
Via gobulldogs.com: “FRESNO, Calif. – Fresno State men’s basketball head coach Vance Walberg is proud to announce the addition of former Bulldog standout and NBA veteran Tyler Johnson to the Bulldogs’ coaching staff as an assistant coach.”
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With the news, Johnson’s playing career has likely come to an end.
Johnson played eight NBA seasons.
He is most known for his time with the Miami Heat where he spent part of five years.
Dec 30, 2017; Orlando, FL, USA; Miami Heat guard Tyler Johnson (8) points as he dribbles the ball during the second quarter at Amway Center. Mandatory Credit: Kim Klement-Imagn Images / Kim Klement-Imagn Images
In 2016, Johnson landed a $50 million contract as an undrafted player.
Via AP’s Tim Reynolds (on July 10, 2016): “365 days ago, Tyler Johnson had a busted jaw, a partially guaranteed contract and a most uncertain future.
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Tonight: $50 million from Miami.”
During the 2017 season, Johnson averaged 13.7 points, 4.0 rebounds, 3.2 assists and 1.2 steals per contest while shooting 43.3% from the field and 37.2% from the three-point range in 73 games.
He also spent time with the Brooklyn Nets and Phoenix Suns (in addition to the 76ers, Spurs and Heat).
Johnson finished his NBA career (eight seasons) with averages of 9.8 points, 3.0 rebounds and 2.3 assists per contest while shooting 42.6% from the field and 36.0% from the three-point range in 354 games.
On May 20, new evidence was presented to the jury during Sean “Diddy” Combs’ ongoing trial in New York City. The jurors were presented with photos of AR-15 rifle parts, bottles of baby oil, lube, 7-inch high heels and more items that were found during the raid of the rap mogul’s Miami Beach mansion in 2024.
Scroll through to see all the evidence photos presented during the trial.
It’s the second week of Sean “Diddy” Combs’ racketeering and sex-trafficking trial. Getty Images
Combs’ Miami Beach mansion that was raided in March 25, 2024. Department of Justice
Combs’ Miami Beach mansion that was raided in March 25, 2024. Department of Justice
Combs’ Miami Beach mansion that was raided in March 25, 2024. Department of Justice
A stack of King Pam cigars found inside of Combs’ Miami home during the March 25, 2024, raids. Department of Justice
A 45-caliber pistol found in Combs’ Miami home during the March 25, 2024, raids. Department of Justice
A pistol feds discovered when they raided Combs’ Miami home in March 2024. Department of Justice
A green box labeled “Diddy” found in the rap mogul’s Miami home during the March 2024 raids. Department of Justice
Marijuana and other containers found inside of the green box labeled “Diddy.” Department of Justice
Papers used for rolling joints found inside of Combs’ Miami home during the March 2024 raids. Department of Justice
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A peek inside Combs’ closet, featuring several items of clothing and drawers with sex toys inside. Department of Justice
A box of bullets found in Combs’ Miami home during the March 2024 raids. Department of Justice
A clear, plastic bag with gun parts and gold bullets inside found at Combs’ Miami home during the March 2024 raids. Department of Justice
A $100 bill. Department of Justice
A plastic bag filled with multi-colored pills. Department of Justice
More drugs found inside Combs’ Miami home during the March 2024 raids. Department of Justice
Orange pills with the letters “CIP” inscribed over them. Department of Justice
A bag of pink narcotics. Department of Justice
A small container filled with white powder and a rolled-up $100 bill. Department of Justice
Gold bullets inside of a case. Department of Justice
A close-up of a gun. Department of Justice
Another close-up of a gun that shows the serial number was scratched off. It also featured a skull image. Department of Justice
Multiple guns found in Combs’ Miami home during the March 2024 raids. Department of Justice
Several shoe boxes filled with platform high-heels. Department of Justice
Combs’ bathroom mirror, which has several sayings written over it, including, “Love you daddy” and “you a legend.” Department of Justice
More high-heels found in Combs’ Miami home during the March 2024 raids. Department of Justice
A close-up of black platform heels. Department of Justice
A box of clear platform heels and a box of lingerie. Department of Justice
Red platform high-heels inside of a drawer, along with sex toys. Department of Justice
Bottles of lube and baby oil found in Combs’ Miami home during the March 2024 raids. Department of Justice
Black rain boots and three cell phones that were reportedly found inside of the shoes. Department of Justice
A close-up of the shoes hidden inside of the boots. Department of Justice
The black rain boots placed in front of Combs’ shoe closet. Department of Justice
Part of Combs’ shoe closet inside of his Miami home. Department of Justice
A black Gucci bag that allegedly had narcotics inside of it. Department of Justice
A close-up of the different pills inside of the Gucci bag. Department of Justice
Combs’ dresser inside of his Miami home, which featured dildos, baby oil multivitamins and several other items. Department of Justice
A box of Vital Honey, an FDA-approved drug used to treat erectile disfunction. Department of Justice
More containers fileld with baby oil and lube, including one box that had rubber duckies inside of it. Department of Justice
A closet filled with white towels inside of Combs’ Miami home. Department of Justice
A package filled with “Golden Teachers,” which are psychedelic mushrooms. Department of Justice
Clutter around Combs’ Miami home during the March 2024 raids. Department of Justice
A wooden box that read “Puffy” over it. Department of Justice
More clear bags of baby oil and lube. Department of Justice
Bottles of baby oil inside of a tub. Department of Justice
Lube, cream, a lighter and pills inside of a drawer. Department of Justice
A drawer with pills and plastic bags scattered around. Department of Justice
A prescription bottle and pieces of candy inside of a drawer. Department of Justice
Pink powdered drugs inside of packets and a prescription bottle. Department of Justice
A prescription bottle for Clonazepam, a drug typically used to treat seizures. Department of Justice
MIAMI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, FLA. (WSVN) – More travelers will soon be able to travel through Miami International Airport after Miami-Dade County Commissioners approved an expansion project for the airport.
Commissioners gave the green light to construct a new terminal that will cost over $600 million.
The terminal, dubbed Concourse K, will feature six gates, two baggage carousels and a new maintenance facility.
Officials said the new construction will create thousands of new jobs and help the airport meet passenger’s needs going into the future.
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Groundbreaking is set for this summer.
Officials said the new Concourse K should be operational by spring 2029.
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