On Monday show: prison injury raises questions

The image of the poorly injured face of a former inmate has triggered questions about how it was treated in custody and whether the Jacksonville's office was properly examined that it was injured. Your lawyer stated that he intends to complain. We talk to the reporter who broke the story About the incident and the questions that the case is about the thorough investigation of the internal examination.

Guest:

• Nichole Manna, Investigative reporter at the tributary.

Then, at a time when the public service is attacked, the work of civil servants is rewarded. As part of a local celebration of the national public service week, we meet the winners of the second annual excellence prices for public services at the University of North Florida.

Guest:

• Georgette Dumont, Extraordinary professor of political science and public administration at the University of North Florida.

And for the second time in a row, a member of the boys and girls clubs in the northeast of Floridas Ed White High School Chapter was appointed Florida as a youth of the year. Last year's winner became a national youth of the year. We talk to both and the local director of the after-school community-proof organization about the role that the association plays in the provision of programs and supporting environments for First Coast Kids.

Guests:

• CalebFlorida youth of the year.
• NicoNational Youth of the Year.
• Paul MartinezCEO, Boys & Girls Club in northeast florida.

Plus, A Summer -intensively Offers professional and pre -professional dancers aged 16 years and an immersive contemporary dance program that focuses on composition and choreography and culminated in a public performance in August. We talk to an organizer and participant about why interested dancers have to move now.

Guests:

• WinterbosankoCo-director and trainer, Jacksonville Dance Theater summer intensive.
• Jessica PlonkaJacksonville Dance Theater dancer and summer intensive teacher.