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Fewer Gasparilla arrests this year than last, police say

About a dozen people were either arrested or ejected from Saturday’s festivities

Beaded necklaces are scattered about Bayshore Boulevard during the 2023 Gasparilla Parade of Pirates on Saturday in Tampa. — Beaded necklaces are scattered about Bayshore Boulevard during the 2023 Gasparilla Parade of Pirates on Saturday in Tampa. [ ANGELICA EDWARDS | Times ]

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