Police initially suspected murder, appealing for any information about a possible struggle or fight, but department spokesperson Officer Kiara Delva told Fox News that the case is now being handled as a hit-and-run involving a gray or silver car. It’s still a homicide, but it’s a vehicular homicide, Assistant Miami Police Chief Armando Aguilar Jr. said at a press conference earlier on Monday. This is a tragic moment beyond words, Aguilar Jr. said. Crime scene detectives are poring over the crime scene and interviewing witnesses and family members.
Family members have appealed via Facebook and other means to find any information that can lead to the arrest of the person responsible for Diani’s death, the Miami Herald reported.
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