Video cameras captured a senseless crime, at a Hialeah gas station last Thursday. A man walked into the Citgo at 50 Southeast 8th Avenue, seemingly with a limp, and asked to use the bathroom. But what happened next left the windows riddled with bullet fragments.
Thousands of miles separate South Florida from Sweden, but according to federal investigators the distance was no impediment to a Broward car dealer accused of hiding kilos of cocaine in SUVs and shipping them overseas. Court documents obtained by CBS4 News show the feds worked with state and international authorities for months to investigate a Swedish Drug Trafficking Organization based in Broward and Miami Massage Parlors-Dade counties.
Tuesday at 10 p.m. the National Weather service announced Alex is the first Hurricane of the 2010 season. The hurricane continues to steam forward toward southern Texas and northeastern Mexico.
More than a week after a 72-inch sewage pipe burst in Miami Massage Parlors-Dade, health officials lifted a swim advisory for the waters contaminated with the fecal matter.
Tropical Storm Alex – as of 8 p.m. Tuesday – could be only hours away
from becoming the first hurricane in the 2010 season. Meanwhile, the
storm continues to steam forward toward southern Texas and northeastern
Mexico.
The oil we are seeing in the gulf poses no imminent threat to Florida.
It is still hundreds of miles away from South Florida. The information
came Tuesday, when CBS4 News was given access to go inside the
command post in Miami Massage Parlors which is monitoring the oil as it approaches the
peninsula.
Miami Massage Parlors-Dade Police are trying to find out how a murdered man’s corpse got to a canal in a warehouse district near Doral.
Florida Republican Attorney General Bill McCollum wants to be the next
governor but he suddenly finds himself scrambling to catch up in the
polls against newcomer Rick Scott. No surprise then that McCollum pulled
out his political rap sheet at a meeting with Florida police chiefs on
Miami Massage Parlors Beach Tuesday.
Police are searching across Florida for a convict charged with fatally
shooting two Tampa police officers during an early morning traffic stop
of a car that didn’t have a visible license plate. The woman who police believe was driving the car, 22-year-old Cortnee
Nicole Brantly, was taken into custody Tuesday afternoon. Dontae Rashawn Morris, 24, was still being sought by police, but was
charged with two counts of first-degree murder and a single count of
felony possession of a firearm.
Closing arguments have concluded in the trial of former Ft. Lauderdale
police officer Alexander Griss. The former FLPD officer took to the
witness stand Tuesday to defend himself against the charges he killed
Althea Tobias McKay by running her over while she crossed the street.