Police Chase Near Opa-Locka Ends With Flames
A police chase wove through Opa-locka, Northwest Miami-Dade County, and the city of Miami early Thursday evening.
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A police chase wove through Opa-locka, Northwest Miami-Dade County, and the city of Miami early Thursday evening.
A short chase across parts of Broward came to an end in motorhome community in Hallandale Beach where one person was taken into custody.
Three people from South Florida who led police on a high speed chase in southwest Ohio have been taken into custody.
Investigators had hoped to find clues inside Antonio Feliu's West Miami-Dade home that could explain why he shot and killed two women before leading officers on a deadly, two-county chase.
Investigators are still trying to determine what sparked a day of terror that ended with a total of four people dead after a shooting, police chase, car crash, and police standoff Wednesday morning.
A total of four people are dead after a shooting led to a wild police chase came that to an end with a horrific crash and police stand-off at U.S. 27 at Griffin Road.
A police chase ends with a death and a second possible pursuit also cost a woman her life all in the span of three days in South Florida.
The family of a South Florida woman who was killed after her car was struck by a SUV under police surveillance continues to mourn her loss.
The Miami-Dade Police Department is investigating a police involved shooting that left one person shot and two suspects on the run.
A police pursuit ended in a wild wreck into a home and police are still looking for the driver of the stolen car involved in the crash.
A suspect was hit with a stun gun and taken into custody early Friday morning after he led Miami Gardens police on a chase.
Two robbery suspects were taken into custody after they crashed their car near the Golden Glades toll plaza on the Florida Turnpike after a short police chase.
A man involved in police chase last month, which resulted in a deadly wrong way crash on I-95, went before a judge Thursday morning.
A man involved in police chase last month, which resulted in a deadly wrong way crash on I-95, will be charged Wednesday.
Police are apologizing amid an investigation into a chase and wrong-way crash ended with four people dead and a traffic nightmare on I-95 early Wednesday in South Broward County.
A burglary in Collier County led law enforcement on a chase through Broward County and into Miami-Dade County Tuesday evening. The high-speed chase reached speeds of more than 90 miles per hour at times.
A high speed police chase in the middle Keys ended with a man jumping off the 7 Mile Bridge.
Miami-Dade and Pinecrest officers, some with K9s, are searching a Cutler Bay neighborhood for several people after a police chase came to a crashing end.
A Broward school was placed on a precautionary lockdown as Ft. Lauderdale police officers and Broward Sheriff's deputies moved in to capture a burglary suspect.
A person on a dirt bike who Opa Police officers shot at during a chase has been taken into custody.
The man arrested in connection with last Friday's chase through the streets of Miami-Dade in a U Haul truck went before a judge Sunday morning.
A high speed police chase through the streets of Miami has ended with at least one suspect in custody and one officer injured.
A Homestead homeowner received a shocking delivery after a man trying to escape police crashed onto his property.
A school in Leisure City has been placed on lockdown after several suspects, on the run from police, ran into the school.
What started out as a burglary in Miami-Dade County turned into a high-speed pursuit late Tuesday morning and ended with a spectacular crash of a Mercedes E-Series sedan in Broward County.
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