The Broward Deputy Sheriff’s Association released a statement on Saturday criticizing Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony’s review of a fatal domestic violence case in Tamarac.

Local 10 has learned that several more deputies have been disciplined following a triple fatal shooting in Tamarac.

Broward deputies were called out to the Tamarac home of 34-year-old Mary Gingles, who authorities said was killed by her husband in a February triple murder, along with her father and neighbor.

When details about a man fatally shooting Mary Gingles, her father, and her neighbor surfaced in Broward County, the tragedy was all too familiar for Kate Ranta.

Broward County prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for Nathan Gingles, the 43-year-old man deputies said murdered his father-in-law, estranged wife and her neighbor in February, all while bringing his young daughter along for the killing spree.

Surveillance video obtained exclusively by Local 10 News Tuesday captures the terrifying moments a woman was on the run before deputies said she and two others were murdered by her estranged husband in Tamarac just over a week ago.

A memorial was held Sunday for the victims of last week’s triple murder in Tamarac.

A family member of two of the three people killed in a Tamarac shooting over the weekend is demanding answers after learning Broward Sheriff’s Office deputies missed multiple chances to prevent the tragedy.

Broward County Sheriff Gregory Tony held a news conference Wednesday afternoon regarding a weekend triple murder case, announcing the suspension of several deputies after he said an internal probe revealed serious shortcomings.

Neighbors say chilling surveillance video shows Nathan Gingles calmly walking away with his 4-year-old daughter Seraphine after sheriff’s deputies said he killed his estranged wife, his father-in-law and their neighbor in Tamarac over the weekend.