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  • 2nd Degree Murder

    CASE: F20-8973

  • 2nd Degree Murder – Case Dismissed

    At 7:43 PM, the Defendant who was a Miami-Dade Public Transit employee surrendered at the Miami-Dade Police Department. The Defendant and the victim engaged in a heated verbal dispute over which exit door the victim was supposed to utilize. The victim was belligerent and yelled obscene remarks to the Defendant who remained on the driver’s seat.

    2nd Degree Murder – Case Dismissed
    At 7:43 PM, the Defendant who was a Miami-Dade Public Transit employee surrendered at the Miami-Dade Police Department. The Defendant and the victim engaged in a heated verbal dispute over which exit door the victim was supposed to utilize. The victim was belligerent and yelled obscene remarks to the Defendant who remained on the driver’s seat. The victim reached the Defendant driver’s side window and states the Defendant yelled “F****, Die b****, Jesus is going to kill you.” The Defendant proceeded to intentionally drive and steer the bus in the direction of the victim, cause the bus to run over the victim, leaving the victim under the bus. The victim was transported to Aventura Hospital in critical conditions. The victim sustained fractures to his left foot, left acetabular fracture, C5/ 6 interior superior end plate fractures, C4 transverse process fracture, left pulmonary contusions, contusions to the right hip, and abrasions to the right knee. The Defendant was charged with 2nd degree attempted murder. CASE: F20-8973 | 2021
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  • 2nd Degree Murder Case Dismissed

    At 7:43 PM, the Defendant who was a Miami-Dade Public Transit employee surrendered at the Miami-Dade Police Department. The Defendant and the victim engaged in a heated verbal dispute over which exit door the victim was supposed to utilize. The victim was belligerent and yelled obscene remarks to the Defendant who remained on the driver’s seat...

    2nd Degree Murder Case Dismissed
    At 7:43 PM, the Defendant who was a Miami-Dade Public Transit employee surrendered at the Miami-Dade Police Department. The Defendant and the victim engaged in a heated verbal dispute over which exit door the victim was supposed to utilize. The victim was belligerent and yelled obscene remarks to the Defendant who remained on the driver’s seat. The victim reached the Defendant driver’s side window and states the Defendant yelled “F****, Die b****, Jesus is going to kill you.” The Defendant proceeded to intentionally drive and steer the bus in the direction of the victim, cause the bus to run over the victim, leaving the victim under the bus. The victim was transported to Aventura Hospital in critical conditions. The victim sustained fractures to his left foot, left acetabular fracture, C5/ 6 interior superior end plate fractures, C4 transverse process fracture, left pulmonary contusions, contusions to the right hip, and abrasions to the right knee. The Defendant was charged with 2nd degree attempted murder. CASE: F20-8973 | 2021
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  • ADMITTED to Back on Track Program

    Officer observed defendant accelerate rapidly then stop improperly ½ to ¾ of the way over solid stop bar at a solid red light. Officer approached defendant and smelled an odor of an alcoholic beverage on her breath. Defendant admitted to having three beers earlier that evening. Officer asked defendant to perform roadside exercises and defendant did not perform to standards. Defendant was arrested and blew three times over the legal limit. Defendant was under 21 years of age.

    ADMITTED to Back on Track Program

    Officer observed defendant accelerate rapidly then stop improperly ½ to ¾ of the way over solid stop bar at a solid red light. Officer approached defendant and smelled an odor of an alcoholic beverage on her breath. Defendant admitted to having three beers earlier that evening. Officer asked defendant to perform roadside exercises and defendant did not perform to standards. Defendant was arrested and blew three times over the legal limit. Defendant was under 21 years of age. Defendant was NOT eligible for Back on Track program. Case: 3525-XCK

    Beckham Law Firm, had defendant ADMITTED to Back on Track program.

    Back on Track Cases
  • ADMITTED to Back on Track Program

    Officer stopped defendant for running a red light. Upon contact with defendant officer observed defendant to have an odor of an unknown alcoholic beverage coming from his breath, bloodshot watery eyes, and slurred speech. Defendant exited vehicle and had difficulties standing straight. Officer asked defendant to perform standardized field sobriety exercises and defendant did not perform to standards.

    ADMITTED to Back on Track Program

    Officer stopped defendant for running a red light. Upon contact with defendant officer observed defendant to have an odor of an unknown alcoholic beverage coming from his breath, bloodshot watery eyes, and slurred speech. Defendant exited vehicle and had difficulties standing straight. Officer asked defendant to perform standardized field sobriety exercises and defendant did not perform to standards. Defendant was put in handcuffs and made it difficult for officer to put him in the patrol vehicle. Defendant was cursing at present officers. Once in patrol vehicle defendant spit and kicked the car door. An open container of beer was found inside defendant’s vehicle. Defendant was NOT eligible for Back on Track program. Case: 6275-XDX

    Beckham Law Firm had defendant ADMITTED to Back on Track program.

    Back on Track Cases
  • ADMITTED to Back on Track Program

    Officer stopped defendant for failing to slow, yield, or stop at a flashing red light. Officer approached defendant and noted a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage emitting from his breath. Defendant had bloodshot eyes and slurred speech. Officer asked defendant to perform roadside exercises and defendant did not perform to standards.

    ADMITTED to Back on Track Program

    Officer stopped defendant for failing to slow, yield, or stop at a flashing red light. Officer approached defendant and noted a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage emitting from his breath. Defendant had bloodshot eyes and slurred speech. Officer asked defendant to perform roadside exercises and defendant did not perform to standards. Defendant was arrested. Defendant was under 21 years old. Sister was passenger in vehicle and was arrested for battery on an officer. Defendant was NOT eligible for Back on Track program. Case: 6314-XEQ

    Beckham Law Firm had defendant ADMITTED to Back on Track program.

    Back on Track Cases
  • ADMITTED to Back on Track Program

    Officer observed defendant weaving in and out of traffic at a rapid pace cutting off other vehicles. Defendant was also unable to maintain a single lane and stopped abruptly on the expressway in a lane of traffic. Officer pulled over defendant was and noticed defendant to have rapid slurred speech, flushed face, and bloodshot watery eyes.

    ADMITTED to Back on Track Program

    Officer observed defendant weaving in and out of traffic at a rapid pace cutting off other vehicles. Defendant was also unable to maintain a single lane and stopped abruptly on the expressway in a lane of traffic. Officer pulled over defendant was and noticed defendant to have rapid slurred speech, flushed face, and bloodshot watery eyes. Officer offered defendant roadside exercises and defendant stated he had a few beers earlier at his girlfriend’s house. Defendant agreed to perform roadsides and did not perform to standards. Defendant was arrested. Defendant was also charged with Reckless Driving. Defendant was NOT eligible for Back on Track program. Case: A089WBP

    Beckham Law Firm had defendant ADMITTED to Back on Track program.

    Back on Track Cases
  • ADMITTED to Back on Track Program

    Officer saw defendant swerve out of lane and nearly side swipe another vehicle. Defendant continuously failed to maintain a single lane. Officer pulled over defendant and observed severe signs and symptoms of impairment. DUI officer arrived and asked defendant if he had anything to drink earlier. Defendant admitted to having a couple drinks.

    ADMITTED to Back on Track Program

    Officer saw defendant swerve out of lane and nearly side swipe another vehicle. Defendant continuously failed to maintain a single lane. Officer pulled over defendant and observed severe signs and symptoms of impairment. DUI officer arrived and asked defendant if he had anything to drink earlier. Defendant admitted to having a couple drinks. DUI officer asked defendant to perform roadsides and defendant did not perform to standards. Defendant was arrested and blew under the legal limit. Defendant had a previous reckless driving case. Defendant was NOT eligible for Back on Track program. Case: 3138-FZD

    Beckham Law Firm had defendant ADMITTED to Back on Track program.

    Back on Track Cases
  • ADMITTED to Back on Track Program

    Officer observed defendant driving vehicle without headlights on. Officer stopped defendant and smelled a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage emitting from defendant’s breath. Defendant had bloodshot watery eyes and slurred speech. Roadside exercises were conducted by DUI officer and defendant did not perform to standards.

    ADMITTED to Back on Track Program

    Officer observed defendant driving vehicle without headlights on. Officer stopped defendant and smelled a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage emitting from defendant’s breath. Defendant had bloodshot watery eyes and slurred speech. Roadside exercises were conducted by DUI officer and defendant did not perform to standards. Defendant refused to blow and was under 21 years of age. Defendant was NOT eligible for Back on Track program. Case: 6157-XEQ

    Beckham Law Firm had defendant ADMITTED to Back on Track program.

    Back on Track Cases
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