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Port St. Lucie – Thursday December 6, 2023: U.S. Navy Airman Peyton Mangine, a native of Port St. Lucie, joined the Navy five months ago and was assigned to the Aviation Enlisted Aircrew Training School in Pensacola.
Mangine graduated from St. Lucie West Centennial High School in 2023.
“I joined the Navy because I wanted to make a difference,” said Mangine in an interview with the Navy’s Office of Community Outreach. “Also, my grandfather, John Corsello, served in the Navy. He shared stories of his time in the Navy and was my primary inspiration for joining.
Aviation Enlisted Aircrew Training School provides training to enlisted aircrew and rescue swimmer candidates. The training is physically demanding and involves instruction on topics such as aircrew duties and assignments, survival, first aid and water rescue procedures. With these skills, enlisted aviation personnel from the Navy and Marine Corps will eventually be assigned to fleet squadrons as naval aircrewmen.
“I’m proud of going through the naval aircrew candidate school,” said Mangine. “It gives me pride in what I do and makes me feel that I’m making progress toward my career goals.”
As Mangine and other sailors continue to train and perform missions, they take pride in serving their country in the U.S. Navy.
Mangine is grateful to others for helping make a Navy career possible.
“I’d like to thank my mom, Donna Reaver, and my grandmother, Mary-Ellen Corsello,” added Mangine. “I’d also like to thank my girlfriend, Caroline Rowe.”
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PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. — A network outage across St. Lucie County is preventing law enforcement from processing public records, and it is causing a backlog of agency reports.
WPTV reported in October about a network outage that affected St. Lucie County’s Board of Commissioners system.
“The St. Lucie County Board of County Commissioners’ main network has been offline since Friday, Oct. 27 due to network issues. Crews are working to resolve and restore the issue as quickly as possible,” the county said in an Oct. 30 news release.
The St. Lucie County tax collector later blamed the recent shutdown of the computer system on a ransomware attack.
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Now, WPTV has learned that both the Port St. Lucie and Fort Pierce police departments, along with the St. Lucie County Sheriff’s Office, are still in the dark, and at least one family can’t file an insurance claim because of it.
“It’s extremely frustrating,” Susan Frisby said.
Frisby’s 81-year-old mother, Lorraine Gallerini, and her 103-year-old stepfather, Bruno Gallerini, live in Port St. Lucie.
Frisby, who lives in Georgia, told WPTV her parent’s car was vandalized on Oct. 31. She said they called Port St. Lucie police, and said officers came out, took down a report and towed the car, which was undriveable.
She said when she called for the police report to file an insurance claim, she was told getting it wouldn’t be possible for a while.
“It was, ‘Nope, sorry our system is down,'” Frisby said. “I’ve called repeatedly, this has just been going on since literally Nov. 1, calling every day.”
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Susan Frisby outlines how the outage has impacted her ability to file an insurance claim for her parents.
Frisby said now her elderly parents have no car, and Susan has no way to help them get around town to visit the grocery store or go to doctor’s appointments.
“Luckily, she has friends that kind of stepped up and helped bring her to the grocery store and do all those things she did herself, but it’s just an…
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