Crime & Police

Not everyone is thrilled with the new addition to Miami PD’s fleet.

Bodycam footage captured two disturbing encounters in which Miami police officers manhandled a man who repeatedly called them “bitches.”

The unsealed indictment claims Caleb Freestone and Amber Smith-Stewart spray-painted threats on three Florida pro-life pregnancy centers this past summer.

Gary Ray Bowles, who went on a killing spree that claimed the lives of six men in 1994, was the last prisoner to be executed in Florida.

Secret Service says the man wanted an audience with Donald Trump.

A lawsuit accuses the Miami-Dade Police Department of arresting a mother in a case of mistaken identity after failing to verify her middle name.

Would local governments be infringing on First Amendment rights if they restricted anti-Semitic light projections?

Jury selection for the XXXTentacion murder trial is scheduled to begin this week.

The sergeant delivered a single fatal shot after arriving on the scene of a traffic stop gone awry.

The Coast Guard intercepted a boat with 38 barrels of cocaine off the coast of Aruba during a recent Caribbean deployment.

Perez-Valdivia has faced charges for three prior incidents in which he was accused of publicly brandishing or discharging firearms.

The Broward Sheriff’s Office is investigating if the use of force caught on video was consistent with policy and training.

The FBI says Stevenson Charles robbed two men he lured using the gay dating app Grindr.

Florida Highway Patrol identified 23-year-old Nelson Alejandro Perez-Valdivia of Doral as the man who discharged 14 rounds from a Lamborghini.

The feds say Lloyd Thomas erupted after the judge ruled against Gov. DeSantis in a challenge to his sanctuary city law.

Although Javier Ortiz was fired in September, the former Miami police captain was still eligible to run in the police union election.

Lopez spearheaded a no-holds-barred approach to confronting Miami police on camera.

Michael Boatwright’s trial is currently set for January 9.

Officer Alexander Garcia-Contreras’ last day with the Miami Police Department was November 10.

A federal judge sentenced soothsayer Samantha Stevens, 51, to two and a half years in prison in connection with a multimillion-dollar spiritual fraud.

Despite his firing from the Miami Police Department, Javier Ortiz wants to reclaim his spot atop one of Miami’s police unions.

Rafael Antonio Gomez tests the boundaries of the First Amendment on the daily in Miami-Dade by verbally berating police.