Miami-Dade TNT Unit Loses the War on Drugs and Liberty City’s Trust
Miami-Dade Police’s TNT Unit Loses the War on Drugs and
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Five Cubans Ozzie Guillen Should Praise at His Press Conference Today
Poor Ozzie Guillen. Baseball season just got started and already the Miami Marlins skipper has inserted his foot in his mouth.The controversial Venezuelan born manager had the audacity to praise Cuban dictator Fidel Castro in an upcoming issue of Time magazine and all hell has broken loose in Miami’s hardline…
Tip Drill Makes Her Comeback Debut at Dream
Tip Drill is back on the scene. Almost two months after a horrific fall while working the pole at King of Diamonds, Miami’s most famous stripper was partying Wednesday evening at South Beach’s Dream nightclub. The fete was looooooooseee!!!Dressed in all black hipster ensemble that included tights ripped at the…
Sun-Sentinel to Start Charging For News Content Online
The Sun-Sentinel is erecting a pay wall on April 9, so expect a mass exodus of readers who don’t want to pony up five bucks a month for mostly routine local news.The once proud Fort Lauderdale-based daily is following the lead of other Tribune Co. owned newspapers like the Los…
Otis Pitts Owes Miami-Dade $10 Million in Failed Liberty City Plan
Otis Pitts Owes Miami-Dade $10 Million in Failed Liberty City Plan
Marlins President David Samson is Going to Run 50 Miles Because He Can
The Miami Marlins chief munchkin wants to show South Florida what a tough little Ironman he is. Team President David Samson is going to run 50 miles on April 27, from Pompano Beach to Coral Gables, in honor of the 5,000 workers who built the new Marlins Stadium. We’re sure…
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Otis Pitts Jr. Owes Miami-Dade County $10 Million On Failed Project
A prominent African-American builder just got a sweet bailout from Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez and the county commission. On March 20, commissioners quietly approved Gimenez’s request to pay off $400,000 that Otis Pitts Jr. owes in property taxes on a complex he owns on NW 62nd Street at Seventh Avenue.The…
Vernon Carey Gives Back to Miami Northwestern but Gets Shafted by the Dolphins (Video)
In an off-season filled with godawful personnel moves, add dissing former first-round pick Vernon Carey to the list of Miami Dolphins blunders. During eight seasons with the Dolphins, Carey started 105 of 112 regular-season games ping-ponging between the left tackle, right tackle, and right guard on the offensive line. Not…
Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Chief Robert Maler is a horrible boss, lifeguards say
Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Chief Robert Maler is a horrible boss, lifeguards say
Aiman Aryan, Government Center Pill Mill Pharmacist, Pleads Guilty
A pharmacist who ran a pill mill from the lobby of the Miami-Dade County Government Center is pleading guilty for his role in a $55 million medicare scam involving prescription pain killers. Aiman Aryan will give up his pharmacist license and will be sentenced to at least 10 years in prison…
Kimbo Slice Won a Really Fixed-Looking Boxing Match This Weekend (Video)
Ah, remember the days when Kimbo Slice was making people go bazonkers for his vicious beatdown videos on YouTube? Today, after washing out as a professional mixed martial artist, Slice’s fighting career has reached a new low. Despite winning his fourth straight professional boxing match Saturday night, the sports Interwebs…
Robert Maler Makes Life Miserable For County Lifeguards
When New Line Cinema decides to make a sequel to the movie Horrible Bosses, studio executives should use Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Chief Robert Maler for inspiration. The 33-year county veteran, who oversees more than two dozen lifeguards protecting beachgoers at Crandon and Haulover parks, has been the subject of four…
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Marc Sarnoff: “Reid Welch Called Me a Cop Cock Sucker!”
On Feb. 14, Marc Sarnoff was on the witness stand, being cross-examined by the attorney representing Reid Welch, the Coconut Grove resident whom the Miami city commissioner and his wife are trying to stop from ever harassing them. Things got a little testy when the lawyer, Jason Wandner, suggested there…
Gerardo Silva Jr.’s 911 Call: “I’m a Councilman!”
Last week, we told you about Medley Councilman Gerardo Silva Jr. hogging out on his town-issued credit card, charging more than $2,500 on personal stuff — including a $688 iPad2 and $230 on shoes from Nordstrom. Well, it seems being an elected official has gone to Silva’s head. Banana Republican…
Luther Campbell Appointed To Miami Sports & Exhibition Authority
Former county mayoral candidate and current Miami New Times columnist Luther Campbell has a new gig. Miami City Commissioner Michelle Spence-Jones has appointed the former 2 Live Crew frontman to serve on the board of the Miami Sports & Exhibition Authority, which was recently given oversight of the Miami Marine Stadium. Although…
Rodolfo Roman Provides In-Depth Interviews On South Florida’s Wrestling and MMA Scenes
When he was 5 years old, Rodolfo Roman’s dad took him down to the studio of defunct AM station, Union Radio, where he learned the hard knocks of running your own radio show. Union Radio was the spot where independent journalists who emigrated from Central American countries like Nicaragua, where…
Gerardo Silva Jr. Charged $2,500 In Clothes And Electronics On His Medley Credit Card
Medley Councilman Gerardo Silva Jr. went ham on his town-issued credit card, racking up more than $2,500 in personal charges since he took office in November 2010. His purchases included $500 in discounted suits, a $688 iPad2 with a $80 case and keyboard, and $230 shoes from Nordstrom. Silva also…
Fane Lozman Fights Condo Manager Over Motorcycle Theft
Our favorite civic antagonist has a new target. This time Fane Lozman is going after a property management company in charge of his girlfriend’s condominium on Miami Beach. Back on Jan. 13, Lozman tells Riptide his 2009 Ducati sport bike disappeared from the garage of the 9 Island Ave. building…
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Jimbo’s Closing For Good? Noooooooo!!!
Say it ain’t so Jimbo! WPLG reports that Miami’s favorite low rent sea-side hang-out is finally shutting down after surviving through several hurricanes, a fire, and the city’s draconian bureaucracy. In 1954, shrimper Jimbo Luznar established his little beach head on Virginia Key, which became one of the most iconic…
Xavier Suarez Doesn’t Rule Out Running For Mayor Against Old Foe Carlos Gimenez
Eight years ago, Xavier Saurez lost a county commission race to the man who now occupies the mayor’s seat on the 29th floor of Miami-Dade County Hall. But defeat has never stopped the X-Man, who last year won Carlos Gimenez’s former county commission seat. In the nine months he has…
Chris Paciello’s Five Most Notoriously Violent Beatdowns
Former nightlife impresario Chris Paciello’s triumphant return to South Beach just got a kick in the pants. This week, Miami New Times chronicles how the ex-club kingpin joined the ranks of other famous mob turncoats like Henry Hill and Sammy “The Bull” Gravano. Frank Owen — an investigative journalist who…
Hialeah Park Pushes Tallahassee For Slot Machines, Thoroughbred Races
Less than one month since a bill that would have paved the way for three destination casino resorts in South Florida died in Tallahasee, the owner of Hialeah Park is tweaking his plan to introduce slot machines and card games at the storied race track. John Brunetti Sr., chairman of…