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Man accused in death of Busch Garden flamingo ordered to in-home competency training

 
 
 
Joseph Corrao, who is accused of killing Pinky, a Busch Gardens flamingo, in August, is seen during his competency hearing at the Hillsborough Courthouse Annex in Tampa on Feb. 17. (ANDRES LEIVA   |   Times)
Joseph Corrao, who is accused of killing Pinky, a Busch Gardens flamingo, in August, is seen during his competency hearing at the Hillsborough Courthouse Annex in Tampa on Feb. 17. (ANDRES LEIVA | Times)

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