In the early hours of Monday morning, two people were killed and two others were shot in Little Haiti, according to the Miami police department.
According to the police, the shots were fired at approximately 12:12 a.m. at the intersection of Northwest 62nd Street and Northwest 2nd Avenue.
The authorities discovered a man who had been shot at the scene of the incident. The Ryder Trauma Center was where they took him, but unfortunately, he did not make it.
The body of a second man was discovered at the intersection of Northwest 56th Street and Northwest 2nd Avenue. He was able to drive a few blocks away, according to the police, but he passed away inside his vehicle.
“Once officers arrived, they did in fact locate a male who was transported to Jackson Memorial Hospital by City of Miami Fire Rescue and unfortunately, he has since been pronounced deceased,” Officer Kiara Delva, of the Miami Police Department, reported.
The authorities have reported that two additional victims went to the hospital on their own.
“It’s unclear if other individuals were involved, or if the victims knew each other,” Delva explained to reporters.
The subsequent investigation, which appeared to center on a blue sedan, was captured by cameras from the beginning. It was possible to observe a number of evidence markers.
A black BMW wearing a tarp on its windshield is seen being towed by the police in a video taken by a drone. In addition, there were holes in the window on the passenger side of the vehicle.
She is fed up with the violence, according to a woman who lives nearby and did not want to be identified. She stated that she heard more than “20 rounds,” and she is frustrated!
“It’s just a lot of bad things going on in the neighborhood lately, so I hope something is done about it,” she stated in response.
At approximately twelve minutes past midnight, a man who lives in the vicinity reported hearing a series of rounds go off.
Frank remarked that the rounds were similar to those used in Vietnam. It didn’t matter who they were trying to get, they were able to get them.
Investigations into potential suspects and a possible motive are still ongoing.
