Crime & Police

Accused of scamming the government out of millions, Valesky Barosy has been released on bail pending trial.

The brutal 2001 crime rocked Miami’s now-shuttered Holy Cross Academy.

A woman narrowly escaped an attempt on her life at a bus stop near Miami International Airport.

Valesky Barosy has been charged with a slew of financial crimes and faces up to 132 years in prison.

A real estate agent is spearheading a campaign to memorialize the teen, who was fatally Tasered by Miami Beach Police in 2013.

Mason Courson faces eight federal charges for his role in the Jan. 6 attack.

CNN hired Miami’s recently fired police chief as a law enforcement analyst.

Leah-Ranee Rose Lassiter has been missing for more than three weeks.

Xxavier Carter set out to highlight power dynamics between people of color and authority figures.

This might be the last year incarcerated Floridians can send holiday cards to loved ones.

Enrique Tarrio will serve out his sentence in Washington, D.C.

Complaining of inhumane conditions, Enrique Tarrio filed a motion to serve out his sentence in home confinement.

Samuel Scott, Jr., is suing the city and the officers who took him into custody.

Animal advocates say ten years in prison isn’t enough for the confessed killer of Ollie the pit bull.

In a May memo to then-Miami Police Chief Art Acevedo, a veteran sergeant said MPD employees act like “organized crime members.”

Miami Gardens police deadnamed murder victim Royal Poetica Starz, a trans woman.

Former Broward sheriff’s deputy Luis Silberberg was sentenced to year’s probation and paid restitution in full.

After Aileen Wuornos was executed, staff and patrons at the Last Resort near Daytona began experiencing what they consider “paranormal activity.”

Miami Police Department Capt. Javier Ortiz has been suspended for the third time.

An angry outburst at a Proud Boys member was included in a list of the now ex-Miami police chief’s alleged transgressions.

The City of Miami has paid more than $13.5 million in 300-plus settlements involving the Miami Police Department.

Miami police Capt. Javier Ortiz, who has racked up 58 citizens’ complaints, is seeking whistleblower protection.