In City of Belle Glade v. Woodson, the Fourth District Court of Appeal was presented with the issue of whether a municipality is entitled to sovereign immunity when a plaintiff brings a personal injury suit as a result of a third-party criminal attack on city-owned property. Woodson presents a hybrid in sovereign immunity case law that has not yet been addressed by Florida courts. Specifically, the case concerns whether, given the facts in Woodson, the city acted in its law enforcement capacity and thus was immune from suit based on Category II in Trianon Park Condominium Association v. City of Hialeah, or whether it waived its immunity and subjected itself to suit for its alleged negligent operation of the civic center under Trianon’s Category III.