According to on-line court records and media reports - last Tuesday (May 8, 2018) former Rockledge police officer Nicholas Galluzzi entered into a plea agreement with prosecutors. Prosecutors agreed to reduce the original felony charge of attempted manslaughter to a misdemeanor charge of culpable negligence with injury.

The former Rockledge police officer was charged in the December 2016 shooting of a teenager while responding to a burglary call. Cpl. Galluzzi was put on administrative leave following the December 1, 2016 shooting and then resigned on December 19, 2016.

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Galluzzi claimed that the teenager was not complying with orders as he was being taken into custody. However, a police video camera proved that the teenager was complying with all the demands.

The teenager was treated for his injuries - and charged with three felony counts of vehicle burglary and one felony count of grand theft. He was sentenced to home detention on December 6, 2016.

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Upon the completion of the shooting investigation by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement - and upon further review by the State Attorney's office - Cpl. Galluzzi was arrested under the original charge of attempted manslaughter in March 2017.

Judge Lemonidis continued in her bias against Loyd during her April 6, 2017 sentencing. Listen to Judge Lemonidis refer to Loyd as a "yellow journalist" - that her web magazine is "fake news". Watch & listen as Judge Lemonidis ignores the Assistance State Attorney's recommendation that Loyd be sentenced within the parameters of the plea agreement - meaning no jail time and adjudication of guilt being witheld. VolusiaExposed.Com has posted the sentencing video to the right of this article. (see upper right of page)

Judge Lemonidis has only recently recused herself from the Loyd prosecution. Judge Lemonidis recused herself within seventy-two hours of our March 26, 2017 article, in which we questioned whether Judge Lemondidis colluded with Loyd's defense team in order to deny Loyd a fair and impartial trial. We also hold the opinion that Judge Lemonidis via some special probation conditions has effectively gagged Loyd's first amendment right to seek redress from her government (see our Platter-Splatter theory within our March 26, 2018 article).

No recent court motion had been filed requesting Lemonidis' recusal - just out of the blue - Lemonidis recused herself. Could it be that Judge Lemonidis has been reading our articles and has come to the realization that we are on to her misconduct - and she decided to quietly and without explanation exit the case?

The TRUE Reason For Loyd's Prosecution
Law Enforcement Hates Her For Exposing Their Corruption - It's That Simple


One can imagine that Loyd's journalistic efforts of exposing police corruption did NOT make her a fan of many within the Brevard County criminal justice communities. As detailed in our May 15, 2017 article - BCSO Deputy Jason Brimm probably best expressed the law enforcement community's frustration with Loyd. Shortly after Loyd's railroaded criminal trial and conviction - Deputy Brimm published a post on the BCSO's official Facebook page stating - "Aww, such a shame for the "Chief Editor" to a website dedicated to essentially slandering the Brevard County Sheriffs Department and neighboring cities and municipal agencies. This woman did nothing for years besides bringing a bad name for herself and her family and disrespecting dozens of others. Good riddance to this disgrace of a "journalist", hope you enjoy whatever sentence you get, you coward." (see above right of page for screenshot of BCSO Facebook post)

After serving an eight month sentence (remembering that Ofc. Gulluzzi received no jail sentence) - Loyd was released from jail in early December 2017 - and sure enough - Loyd's prediction that she would never be allowed to quietly serve out any term of probation came to pass - prior to the end of that month - the Court opened a violation of probation (VOP) case against Loyd. Apparently Loyd was not quick enough in removing her Internet foot print regarding her alleged victim. This VOP charge is currently being processed through the Brevard court system - the case that Judge Lemonidis recused herself from.

But fear not - to those few in blue that still practice the evil art of law enforcement corruption - Loyd's case has been reassigned to Judge Morgan Reinman.

For those that need to know more - that need to know the truth of why Judge Reinman should not have been reassigned this case - due to a conflict of interest - then read our May 5, 2018 article - and wonder why Judge Reinman was even assigned to the Loyd prosecution.

VolusiaExposed.Com now invites our readers to review a copy of the original proposed plea bargain that the State Attorney's Office offered to Loyd.
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So - ask yourself this question - why did Cpl. Gulluzzi - who wrongly shot a teenager - get such a better plea bargain than that of Dana Loyd? Could it be just this simple - Cpl. Gulluzzi was a member of the Brevard law enforcement community - while Loyd was exposing the corruption within that same law enforcement community?

Did Deputy Jason Brimm get it right afterall - they (law enforcement) came after Loyd for her published articles - rather than for some call to the Florida Abuse Hotline?

And there you have it !


Stand by to stand by - there is surely more to come of this......