Man dead, 2 hospitalized after crashing into waterway on Florida's Turnpike
The crash happened within Miramar city limits.
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The crash happened within Miramar city limits.
Chopper 4 was over the scene. At least one person was hurt.
The cause of the crash is under investigation.
Prosecutors said Ivan Billie, Jr. was driving nearly 160 mph and under the influence when he crashed.
Prosecutors say Ivan Billie, Jr., was driving around 190 mph when he crashed, killing his passenger.
The driver, Ivan Billie, is facing several charges including vehicular homicide
Ivan Billie is facing several charges, including vehicular homicide and driving under the influence resulting in death.
Sheridan Street between Pine Island Road and University Drive was shut down for several hours during the investigation.
The crash happened at Miami Gardens Drive and NW 22nd Avenue
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At this time, the circumstances surrounding the crash are still under investigation.
At this time, no suspects or any additional information have been released as the investigation continues.
According to the Florida Highway Patrol, a woman was walking in northbound lanes near mile marker 18 when she was hit
The woman was walking in the northbound lanes when she was struck.
Investigators told CBS News Miami that she was making a turn when she drove into the police car's path.
A sergeant patrolling Daytona Beach in a public safety cruiser struck and injured two 18-year-old women as they sunbathed on Memorial Day.
It's unclear if the driver will face charges.
Broward Sheriff's Office is investigating the circumstances that led up to the crash.
New surveillance video shows some stunning images as two cars crash into a Northwest Miami-Dade church early Thursday morning.
New surveillance video shows some stunning images as two cars crash into a Northwest Miami-Dade church early Thursday morning.
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A witness told CBS News Miami the driver flew over the railroad tracks on Sheridan Street and lost control
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