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Miami-Dade Police Lured Robbers to the Redland, Then Shot Them

By Michael E. Miller May 24, 2012

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Antonio Andrew celebrates his son A.J.'s first birthday in 1995.

The Redland house where Miami-Dade police ambushed the robbers.

Johnnie Mae Witherspoon, Antonio’s great-aunt, holds photos of him before he was hit in the head by a stray bullet in 1988.

Clockwise from top left: Antonio Andrew, a car thief; Rosendo Betancourt, who helped police lay the trap; Roger Gonzalez Sr., the group's ringleader; and his son, Roger Gonzalez Jr., the raid's only survivor.

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Clockwise from top left: Antonio Andrew, a car thief; Rosendo Betancourt, who helped police lay the trap; Roger Gonzalez Sr., the group's ringleader; and his son, Roger Gonzalez Jr., the raid's only survivor.

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Clockwise from top left: Antonio Andrew, a car thief; Rosendo Betancourt, who helped police lay the trap; Roger Gonzalez Sr., the group's ringleader; and his son, Roger Gonzalez Jr., the raid's only survivor.

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