Judge calls driver "absolute danger to the community" after Miami crash that killed 2
A driver faces several felony charges after police said she tried to walk away from a crash in downtown Miami that killed 2 people.
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A driver faces several felony charges after police said she tried to walk away from a crash in downtown Miami that killed 2 people.
A driver faces several felony charges after police said she tried to walk away from a crash in downtown Miami that killed 2 people.
A social media model faced a judge after being accused of causing an accident that killed two people.
Two Broward Sheriff's Office deputies have been reassigned after a fatal crash.
A Miami man and a nine-year-old boy died after their boat crashed into a seawall in the Florida Keys on Tuesday evening.
The NTSB is investigating a crash that took the lives of six children and three adults in Belle Glade on Monday night.
The NTSB is investigating a crash that took the lives of six children and three adults in Belle Glade on Monday night.
One person survived the crash.
The Florida Highway Patrol said the 21-year-old from Tamarac was not wearing his seatbelt.
The victim had just moved to South Florida from Colombia to attend Millennia Atlantic University in Doral.
The crash happened within Miramar city limits.
The cause of the crash is under investigation.
The crash happened on Wednesday afternoon, and though they were pulled from the wreck, they died at the hospital.
Nisbany Surit-Garcias is facing numerous charges, including DUI manslaughter.
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.
His cousin spoke with CBS News Miami at the scene of the crash, saying he's still contemplating the devastation he and the family are feeling.
Mekhi Hoosein Quiles was killed when an SUV struck his car at Miami Gardens Drive and NW 22nd Avenue.
At this time, the circumstances surrounding the crash are still under investigation.
This is a developing story. Tune into CBS News Miami on-air and online for the latest updates.
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