Everything here is a public record — and Florida law still says some of it should not be findable. We honor that, quickly and for free.
Fla. Stat. §119.071(4)(d): law enforcement, judges, prosecutors, certain public employees, survivors of violence. Whole page suppressed, or the qualifying fields redacted.
Reports in this category are auto-marked urgent (§843.17 context). Reviewed within 24 hours.
Traced to the source dataset; corrected where the error is ours, flagged to the agency where it is theirs.
Reviewed case by case; we err toward redaction where a concrete risk is described.
No fee, no account, no ID upload at intake. Charging for removal of some records is itself illegal in Florida (§901.43) — and wrong everywhere else.
Urgent categories reviewed within 24h, others within 5 business days. After approval the page is gone from our edge caches within minutes and returns “410 removed”.
Every decision writes an audit entry — who, what, on what basis. A removal we cannot account for is a removal we did wrong.
Removing a page here removes it from sunshinefile.com and our caches. The underlying record remains at the agency that published it, and other sites may republish it. For SERP cleanup after a removal, Google’s “Remove Outdated Content” tool is the fastest route — we run it ourselves for approved reports.
Responsible: Moh Bami, Founder and editor, Sunshine File, operated by Moh Bami, Tampa, Florida.
Built in Tampa from Florida public records under Chapter 119 and Art. I § 24. No mugshots. No search by a person’s name. No arrest records tied to individuals. Police calls are shown by block, never against a home.