Crime & Police

“From a distance, you don’t know it’s a police car,” says a Miami lieutenant.

“No name, no ID, no questions.”

A suspect in Pino’s murder-for-hire case was previously convicted of a high-stakes crime orchestrated alongside a dirty cop.

“This is a monster,” a local sheriff said.

She was accused of selling high-priced, forged parking pass paperwork to folks who coveted spots near the front of the lot.

Pino was under investigation after several men were charged with trying to violently intimidate his estranged wife.

Jail records show that 71-year-old Colombian soccer chief Ramón Jesurún was arrested amid the mayhem at the Copa América.

Shattered glass storefronts, a pistol-whipping, and four burglaries at a single restaurant have left MiMo District business owners feeling desperate and exposed.

Prosecutors say the women claimed they needed money for organ transplants and businesses that didn’t exist.

Miami-Dade cluelessly promoted an employee who had spent more than a decade in prison for public corruption.

“There was a body, I think, behind the smoke shop,” a local liquor store manager tells New Times.

The former officer was sentenced in a scheme to shake down would-be drug traffickers out of tens of thousands of dollars.

“I almost didn’t make it home to my wife and kids over a completely preventable incident and simple safety measures.”

Police say the woman clung to the car and shouted that her child was still inside as it sped away.

Under a deal with prosecutors, Lily Stefano will no longer face felony charges over her actions as director of NFL star Santana Moss’s charity.

The suspect was fatally shot by police following a standoff Wednesday morning at the Pentagon Garden Apartments complex.

An 18-year-old was charged with multiple felonies in connection with the crash that spawned a vehicle fire on June 10.

In April, Madison Cawthorn wrecked a state trooper’s car in Collier County. Now, he’s an honorary deputy in the jurisdiction next door.

Arrest documents reveal how detectives caught up with the 73-year-old suspect accused of shooting a man and setting Miami’s worst fire in 25 years.

Miami Mayor Francis Suarez said the blaze is the first 3-alarm fire the city has seen in 25 years.

Seventeen years of wear and tear have not wiped O.J.’s grin from the photo.

The “extremely amped up” driver tossed a pair of rubber snakes into the jail lobby and began pouring oil around his car.