As people work to recover from the devastation Hurricane Ian left behind, they have helping hands from Northeast Florida. Several local law enforcement and rescue agencies are there
News4JAX reporter and anchor Vic Micolucci is back in Southwest Florida, talking with local law enforcement and first responders working hard to help the areas hit hardest by Hurricane Ian.
“Being down here is shocking,” Capt. Billy Futch said. “I’ve been on a lot of Hurricane deployments and this bar none is one of the worst. We’re seeing everything from your basic EMS stuff like cuts and bruises, sprains and strains to heat exhaustion.” News4JAX reporter and anchor Vic Micolucci is back in Southwest Florida, talking with local law enforcement and first responders working hard to help the areas hit hardest by Hurricane Ian.
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