Crime

Four Shot During Flag Football Rampage

Gunfire broke out last night during a women's flag football game at West Perrine Park, at SW 168th Street and 104th Avenue. Three assailants opened fire on the crowd. Four men were shot, and a woman broke her arm while trying to escape. Three of the men were hit in the leg, and the other...

By Kyle Munzenrieder

May 6, 2010

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Gunfire broke out last night during a women's flag football game at West Perrine Park, at SW 168th Street and 104th Avenue. Three assailants opened fire on the crowd. Four men were shot, and a woman broke her arm while trying to escape.

Three of the men were hit in the leg, and the other took a bullet to the shoulder. At least two are listed in stable condition at Jackson Memorial Hospital.

Police are searching for the three suspects and don't think it was a random crime. [CBS4]

Delia Padron, 57, and Lazard Falco, 47, were arrested at a Hialeah McDonald's for the murder of a missing Broward woman who often gave shelter to the homeless. [WSVN]
Coral Gables Police are warning residents about a band of nomadic thieves who have hit at least five homes in the past weeks. [NBCMiami]
Suspected cat killer Tyler Weinman will be able to leave his house to celebrate Mother's Day and Father's Day. However, he will have to take his college classes online. [WSVN]

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