State Attorney Rundle: Just Say No to Gangs

“Justice starts here.” So says Miami-Dade State Attorney Katherine Fernandez Rundle in a series of anti-gang billboards that have popped up in seven county locations, mostly including spots in and around Hialeah, Allapattah, and Little Haiti Emblazoned in black across a yellow strip in the middle of the billboards is...
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“Justice starts here.” So says Miami-Dade State Attorney Katherine Fernandez Rundle in a series of anti-gang billboards that have popped up in seven county locations, mostly including

spots in and around Hialeah, Allapattah, and Little Haiti

Emblazoned in black across a yellow strip in the middle of the billboards is the slogan “Gangs are a dead end”; each advertisement — featuring a different mug shot telling a story of one of four gang-related incarcerations — represents one such purported dead end.

The best ad for gang absitenence, perhaps, is Jimmy Martinez: “He’s 33 years old and he’ll never be free again.” Less compelling, though perhaps meant more to alarm than motivate, is the case of Juan Celeya: “He’ll get out of prison just in time for his 34th birthday.”

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Read on for a list of billboard locations.

• 27th Avenue & 16th Terrace SW – Miami

• US 1 & 218th Street SW – Cutler Ridge

• 27th Avenue & 21st Terrace NW – Miami

• 27th Avenue & 55th Terrace NW – Miami

• 2nd Avenue & 54th Street NW – Miami

• 17th Avenue & 23rd Street NW – Miami

• 7th Avenue & 70th Street NW – Miami

Frank Houston

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