Miami-Dade police made nearly 170 arrests in "Wheels Up, Guns Down" crackdown
Miami-Dade police said their safety initiative kicked off Friday and ran through Monday to address the unlawful use of ATVs, motorcycles, and dirt bikes.
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Miami-Dade police said their safety initiative kicked off Friday and ran through Monday to address the unlawful use of ATVs, motorcycles, and dirt bikes.
The arrests in Miami-Dade were made as police cracked down on the unlawful use of ATVs, motorcycles, and dirt bikes.
Morgan Rynor reports the annual event started as a way to honor a slain biker in Philadelphia but in recent years it's become a dangerous display of riders doing stunts and racing on South Florida streets.
The officer's patrol car ended up on an embankment near the Ives Dairy Road exit
Student was shot Thursday after a sporting event
Jacqueline Quynh reports the off-duty officer lost control and slammed in to a tree.
It happened Wednesday around 3:30 p.m. inside a nail salon where Ives Dairy Road meets N.E. 2nd Avenue
The Miami-Dade Police Department announced they will be conducting specialized high-visibility enforcement to address motorcycle and moped safety violations.
Police said five young adults were arrested for their involvement in intersection takeovers across Northwest Miami-Dade.
A police pursuit in Miami-Dade ended Wednesday afternoon when a black car crashed into a tree and two men were taken into custody.
Miami-Dade Police are appealing for the public's help after two teenagers were wounded in a weekend drive-by shooting in Southwest Miami-Dade.
Three people were critically injured in drive-by shooting
The FBI and local law enforcement were involved in the case.
Miami-Dade police have released surveillance video of the man sought in the shooting of a liquor store clerk as they struggled over a bottle on Thursday afternoon.
Tuesday marked four years since a police pursuit and subsequent shootout claimed the life of a UPS driver in Miramar.
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At least two people were taken to an area hospital following the police-involved shooting in northwest Miami-Dade Friday evening
Police Director Stephanie Daniels has spent three decades in law enforcement.
Director Daniels said she wants to bridge the gap with the community.
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement is investigating a fatal police-involved shooting involving two Miami-Dade police detectives.
One person was led in handcuffs to a Miami-Dade police cruiser Wednesday afternoon following reports of a police-involved shooting in SW Miami-Dade.
Teri Hornstein reports a bullet bounced off the officer's bullet proof vest and struck him in the face.
Teri Hornstein reports the officer was grazed by a bullet, five people are in custody.
Miami-Dade Police Department Director Stephanie Daniels held a press conference Monday afternoon to talk about the circumstances surrounding the shooting of one of her officers.
Peter D'Oench reports the officer is expected to be okay.
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