News Roundup

Kyle Munzenrieder July 10, 2009 9:39AM

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Local

Donte' Stallworth got out of jail six days early. He was serving a 30-day sentence for driving a Bentley after downing four tequila shots and ending someone's life. Which is worth only 24 days in prison now. [AP]
Pitbull was found not guilty on drunk driving charges. Remember, kids, don't drink and drive, unless you're famous. [SunSent]
A second victim in the Overtown birthday party shootings has died. [NBCMiami]
Police are searching for a killer who shot a woman in front of her child. [SunSent]
A thief stole a Hialeah Police cruiser full of weapons and riot gear. [CBS4]
The Miami-Dade Police Department has had to pay $73,000 in overtime because of the cat killer case. Ridiculous. [Herald]
Is Halle Berry moving to Miami? I don't know -- is she? [E!]

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