NewzA man was hospitalized after being stabbed during an altercation Saturday night in Pompano Beach, according to deputies.Broward County Regional Communications received a report of a possible stabbing near the 200 block of northwest 14th Street around 7 p.m., according to the Broward Sheriff’s Office.Deputies responded and made contact with a man suffering from a stab wound. Pompano Beach Fire Rescue also responded and transported the victim to an area hospital. His injuries were listed as not life threatening.According to investigators, the victim was involved in an altercation with a woman when the stabbing occurred.BSO’s Special Victims and Crime Scene units are investigating.
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Who would have thought husband and wife would be diagnosed with the same disease,” said Willie Ivory, a breast cancer survivor.When Willie’s wife, Andrea, who is the CEO of the Women’s Breast and Heart Initiative, was diagnosed with breast cancer, he went door to door spreading awareness about early detection.But years later, their story took an unexpected turn — Willie was diagnosed with breast cancer too.“Less than 3,000 men will be diagnosed with breast cancer, and who would have thought I would be in that 1%,” he said.Today, husband and wife are both survivors. And Willie is still spreading that same message, now with a story of his own.Now in its 10th year, the Pink Walk is hoping to raise $100,000 to keep that work going year-round.And despite a rainy start, the people who showed up did so for a mission that, for many, is personal.
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