6 more officers fired after woman warned cops about husband before he allegedly killed her

Main Idea: Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony said the Broward Sheriff’s Office fired six more deputies after an internal review found failures in how they handled repeated warnings from Mary Gingles before she was allegedly killed by her estranged husband.

Key Points:

• The sheriff’s office also disciplined 11 other employees and had already fired two deputies in the case.
• Investigators said deputies did not properly respond to Mary Gingles’ repeated reports of domestic violence and fear that her husband would kill her.
• Nathan Gingles is accused of killing Mary Gingles, her father, and a neighbor after months of reported threats and restraining order violations.
• The case has raised new questions about police use of Florida’s red flag law and how officers handle high-risk domestic violence calls.