Dozens mourn 2 brothers found shot, killed in SW Miami-Dade
On Monday evening, dozens attended a vigil held for two brothers who were shot and killed over the weekend in S.W. MIami-Dade.
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On Monday evening, dozens attended a vigil held for two brothers who were shot and killed over the weekend in S.W. MIami-Dade.
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