Your Florida Daily: Video shows high-speed chase on I-95, teen arrested months after Ocala school bomb threat

The sheriff’s office said the stabbing happened Wednesday afternoon at a pediatric office in Jupiter.

The suspect, Nicholas David Parchesco, 28, tried to elude deputies but they were able to slow him down using stop sticks.

Parchesco was taken into custody and faces multiple charges, including attempted murder.

The condition of the doctor has not been released.

A Florida teen was arrested after a false bomb threat was made at a Catholic high school in Ocala.

Police say in a news release that the bomb threat happened in August with the caller claiming that the bomb was left in a specific room and would explode.

The caller’s phone number was traced back to Germany but because the caller knew specific details about the school, investigators believed a student at the school might have been involved.

With some help from the FBI, police identified the teen caller in Germany who told them a student at Trinity Catholic High School asked him to make the threat because they didn’t want to go to school that day.

The 14-year-old boy who attended the school was arrested and charged after investigators found messages between the student and the German teen.

Florida Fish and Wildlife (FWC) said it’s taking action in response to concerns over an increase in bear sightings, but the agency is not planning to hold a bear hunt.

Bears encounters in neighborhoods have reported across the state and here in Central Florida.

There was even a sighting at Disney’s Magic Kingdom last month, forcing several attractions to shut down.

FWC said it will increase surveillance and set more traps.

Random Florida Fact

The small pond near Titusville known now as the Windover Archeological Site was once a burial spot for prehistoric peoples.

It’s estimated the soft muck in the pond preserved the bodies for thousands of years.

The site was discovered in 1984 by a construction worker who discovered human skulls while digging.

Archaeologists later discovered the remains from 168 people in total.

The bog preserved the bodies so well, experts were able to map the genome of the ancient humans, allowing researchers to compare us with some of our distant ancestors.