A recent welfare check in Palm Beach County resulted in gunfire from a deputy, marking the second such incident in the area in a matter of weeks. Details of the incident are limited, but experts have weighed in on the unpredictability of welfare checks. For more information on this incident and the challenges associated with welfare checks, readers can refer to the full report from CBS12 in Palm Beach, FL.
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