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CORAL SPRINGS, FL-- Two-year-old Miguel Lorenzo suffered severe brain damage after nearly drowning to death in the family pool. Now, a local ophthalmic surgeon wants to make pool drownings a thing of the past for infants and toddlers.Dr. Jeffrey N. Weiss of Coral Springs developed the Aqua Alert wristband to save children in the pool by emitting a loud high-pitch shreik that can be heard up to 100 feet away. Parents can put the device around a child's wrist, like a wristwatch, and, when the device gets wet, the alarm sounds.The Aqua Alert wristband has its roots close to Weiss's heart. His son, Justin, fell into his family's pool and narrowly escaped drowning to death

As part of probation, Hartley is to wear a GPS tracking device until the boy, now 14, is 18 years old.
Only four of the state's 392 defendants on probation with court-ordered GPS systems are now homeless, said Melissa McDonald, spokeswoman for the board of probation. 'This is a very rare problem,' she said.
Homeless people who are required to wear GPS systems present unique challenges, McDonald said, because the electronic tracking unit must be recharged daily. The GPS devices consist of an ankle bracelet and the tracking unit. While the unit is recharging, alerts are transmitted to a monitoring system in Nashville if the person wearing the ankle bracelet strays too far away.
The statewide rollout of GPS devices to people on state probation was completed early this year.
Tracking units are specifically geared for each defendant and send alerts if they go too close to victims, their schools, or other places they're to avoid.
Bob Fowler, News Sentinel Anderson County editor, may be reached at 865-481-3625.

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