A motorman with the Florida International University Police Department was hospitalized after a crash on Friday in Miami-Dade County, according to FIU Police Chief Alexander D. Casas.
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Un hombre de 21 años que permanecía tras las rejas este viernes en el condado Miami-Dade tenía una orden de arresto por deserción militar desde el 15 de febrero, según el Ejército de Estados Unidos.
A 21-year-old man who was behind bars on Friday in Miami-Dade County had an arrest warrant for military desertion since Feb. 15, according to the U.S. Army.
Un detective de Miami Beach identificó a un sospechoso de violación que ya se encontraba tras las rejas después de que agentes de policía lo acusaran de amenazar con violar a una mujer y amenazar con matar a otra mientras la inmovilizaba contra una pared, según consta en los registros.
A Miami Beach detective identified a rape suspect who was already behind bars after he allegedly threatened to rape a woman and threatened to kill another woman while armed with a knife, records show.
Un aparatoso accidente con incendio que involucró una camioneta pickup y un camión semirremolque de plataforma dejó a un hombre muerto y provocó el cierre de un tramo de la U.S. 1 en el suroeste de Miami-Dade.
A fiery crash involving a pickup truck and a flatbed semi-truck left a man dead and shut down a portion of U.S. 1 in southwest Miami-Dade on Saturday morning, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
El evento forma parte de Walk to Feed Millions of Dreams, una caminata que se celebra en 15 ciudades en honor al fin de semana de la Independencia de India.
Miami-Dade deputies arrested a Florida City woman on a manslaughter charge Wednesday in connection with the shooting death of her 5-year-old daughter in June. Authorities said the girl’s younger brother pulled the trigger.