Seven BSO Deputies Suspended Following Tamarac Triple Murder

Following a tragic triple murder in Tamarac, Florida, Sheriff Gregory Tony announced the suspension of seven deputies from the Broward Sheriff's Office after an internal review revealed significant failures in handling the case. Nathan Gingles, accused of killing his estranged wife Mary, her father David Ponzer, and neighbor Andrew Ferrin, was under a restraining order and had a history of domestic violence. Sheriff Tony emphasized that the agency had missed opportunities to intervene, stating, 'It is clear we fell short.' The murders occurred in front of the couple's 4-year-old daughter, Seraphine, who was later found unharmed. The case has drawn intense scrutiny from the victims' families and the community, highlighting systemic issues in protecting victims of domestic violence. Sheriff Tony has pledged to improve the agency's response to such cases in the future.