Crime & Police

Four North Miami Beach police officers shot and killed a man fleeing a bank in April 2020.

Fraudsters listed Shirley Gibson’s properties for sale online without her knowledge.

Advocates say physical mail acts as a tether to the outside world for incarcerated people.

If approved, the study is expected to take at least three years to complete.

A widow is suing the City of Miami for negligence while the Miami Police Department investigates the crash for the fourth time.

Almost a month after reporting 23 AR-15 rifles missing from police property, the Miami Police Department still hasn’t found them all.

DaBaby was among those who are being interviewed for information about the shooting.

Because the officer did not provide a statement, prosecutors could not determine whether the shooting was justified.

A Ferris wheel operator caught on video whaling on patrons at a flea market has been arrested and charged.

The project will involve the construction of two new facilities at an estimated cost of more than $447 million.

Deputy Chief Ronald Papier and Commander Nerly Papier have been recommended for termination following an alleged crash coverup.

Three protesters who were arrested allege that Miami-Dade officers subjected them to genital inspections and humiliation.

Miami-Dade police were told that a Democratic activist was a “known agitator” one day before barring him from a DeSantis event.

Officers who’d been chasing a stolen Mustang shortly before it crashed into another vehicle will not face any criminal charges.

Deputy Chief Ronald Papier and his wife, Cmdr. Nerly Papier, have been suspended pending an ongoing investigation.

A complicated nominating process is bogging down the progress of the Miami-Dade Independent Civilian Panel.

Art Acevedo, Miami’s new police chief, vowed to fire problematic officers.

The pelican was stabbed repeatedly and had its pouch slashed and pulled over its head.

By the third week in March 2020, nobody had heard from Gretchen Anthony in days.

The Miami Police Department tried to erase Clarence Dickson from its history, but it couldn’t. His name is on a building now.

An investigative report on Miami police Capt. Javier Ortiz shows a pattern of alleged misconduct with scant oversight.

While Acevedo positions himself as a friendly, pro-reform police chief, his support of police reform has not always matched up with his actions.