A union representing 6,500 Miami-Dade police officers is suing the county for the return of a 5 percent health insurance premium the county collected for four years.
April 23, 2014 at 12:15 AM
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The union for Miami-Dade police officers is suing the county, alleging a 5 percent health insurance premium collected for four years amounted to an illegal tax.
County commissioners eliminated the unpopular premium in February after two previous attempts were vetoed by Mayor Carlos Gimenez.
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