Cousin says she pleaded for lives of women before apartment shooting
The sheriff's office says a man shot a woman who came to his apartment for her belongings and then shot himself, and a relative says she watched it happen.
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The sheriff's office says a man shot a woman who came to his apartment for her belongings and then shot himself, and a relative says she watched it happen.
Police say the woman followed the driver's SUV while calling for help and identified him at a show-up shortly after, and a judge set his bond at $15,000.
Juan Francisco Carranza, 32, faces three felony counts, and the arrest report says a child needed multiple stitches for an ear wound.
Investigators say the woman went to the man's apartment to pick up her belongings, and they are still working to determine how the two were connected.
The city says Brian Sguros was arrested Oct. 20 following an internal affairs investigation.
The arrest report says the clinic owner watched on a live camera as a man took food and a breast implant, and a judge set his total bond at $3,000.
Miami police say that preliminary information suggests that one of the men found stabbed is an alleged suspect.
Detectives say the 33-year-old victim was burned over at least 80% of his body and remains in critical condition at Ryder Trauma Center.
Broward Sheriff's Office Fire Rescue says one vehicle struck a building at a Mobil station near East Hillsboro Boulevard and North Federal Highway, and the building appeared structurally undamaged.
Police say the two passengers in the truck had minor injuries, and the cause of the midday crash is under investigation.
Detectives say the man's behavior escalated in mid-October, and a Crime Stoppers reward of up to $5,000 is available for anonymous tips that lead to an arrest.
Naquon Jahrell Fagan, 25, was the second suspect arrested in a crime spree of suspects impersonating police, kidnapping the victim, and killing him before burning the evidence.
Moskowitz says he and his family are safe and that the person who left the voicemail is in the Palm Beach County Jail.
MDSO confirmed that the crash occurred Thursday shortly before 3:30 p.m. in the Kendall West neighborhood.
Miami-Dade Sheriff's deputies and Fire Rescue crews responded to reports of a shooting Thursday morning in southwest Miami-Dade.