2 killed after being shot on Sunrise Blvd. near I-95 ramp
Investigators are searching for clues after a man and woman were shot overnight Tuesday while in a luxury SUV that was approaching an I-95 on-ramp.
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Investigators are searching for clues after a man and woman were shot overnight Tuesday while in a luxury SUV that was approaching an I-95 on-ramp.
The shooter had three guns on him and authorities said they found five more guns in his car.
Investigators are searching for clues after a man and woman were shot overnight Tuesday while in a luxury SUV that was approaching an I-95 on-ramp.
The gunman from Saturday's shooting was identified by police as Mauricio Garcia, 33. A source said he was a security guard with no prior serious criminal record.
Shooter opened fire early Sunday morning inside the Gala nightclub
Police investigating what led to a shooting inside the upscale Miami Beach nightclub that left a man dead and two women hurt.
A gunman fatally shot a 11-year-old boy and wounded a man before turning the gun on himself inside a Broward County 7-Eleven store in an apparent random attack.
Larry Seward reports on how a gunman fatally shot a 12-year-old boy and wounded a man before turning the gun on himself inside a Broward County 7-Eleven store in an apparent random attack
A gunman fatally shot a 12-year-old boy and wounded a man before turning the gun on himself inside a Broward County 7-Eleven store in an apparent random attack
Joan Murray reports on how a gunman fatally shot a 12-year-old boy and wounded a man before turning the gun on himself inside a Broward County 7-Eleven store in an apparent random attack
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Peter D'Oench reports on how a woman was rushed to the hospital following a shooting in Lauderdale Lakes.
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A man who was shot multiple times inside a Lauderdale Lakes Walmart on Tuesday afternoon has died.
One person has been taken to a local hospital following a shooting at a Lauderdale Lakes Walmart on Tuesday afternoon.
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