Out of the way attempted to climb the fence but to no avail. His leg was broken, his arm and legs are cut up real bad, so according to witness accounts, the driver lost control over by the green light and barrelled down the roadand hit a pedestrian and then crashed into the parked cars. Reporter according to witnesses, the driver didnt get far. Miami police were able to apprehend the driver near the crash scene. Still shaken by the disturbing scene. You dont expect the car come at you 40, 50 miles an hour. Reporter the driver, 29yearold trenton jackson, he evaluated for Mental Health evaluations because he answered the door makednaked and wasnt making any sense. He was charged with fleeing and including an accident with injuries. Sharon lawson, nbc 6 news. Nbc 6 is first on the scene of an overnight fire that is sparking suspipions. The house in the area of nortrtwest 36th court and 1st street was vacant but still the flames were so big. Reporter the windows, the neighbors, they could
None of our officers discharged any weapon because we didnt have an opportunity to. The officer was ambushed. Constance breaking news. An officer shot in Miami Gardens as you just heard he was ambushed while on dudu. Shot Near Northwest 183rd street. The suspect later caught at 183rd street and 32nd avenue. Eric we have team coverage. Ben kennedy and Blair Livingston have all it started and ended ander cray r ro at aventura hospital where the officer is being treated right now. Begin our coverage with ben. Reporter eric, this officer it happened so fast. He was shot at by a passing driver. In fact that is the gunmans suv there in the distance covered by a yellow tarp on the corner of northwest 32nd avenue and 183rd street. The officer did remain calm after getting shot, called in help and then went to track dodo and catch the bad guy. Miami Gardens Police officer was ambushed and shot friday morning. It happened wle he sat in his patrol car writepatrol car writing report at northwest 7
Family. [inaudible] abby Hurricane Irma an hour away now from the eye of the storm making landfall on the west coast now bracing. Hundreds of thousands of the entire mayor. Sustained winds of 130 Miles Per Hour and could reach 15 feet in some areas. Others are forced to stay behind. Team coverage this morning. Pete with Griff Jenkins on the ground right now. Reporter in naples the wind is terrible. Its about 25 come in maybe 30 miles, but it coming and key west which is just minutes away from a direct impact with 130mile per hour winds are near to the west coast. They are hunkered down. Officials here describing it as a worstCase Scenario because you will have high wind combined with storm surge. The mayor telling me the biggest concern is storm surge. The west coast of florida will take the water row. Just behind me to bring it back in. Upwards of 15 feet above ground level search starts hitting here, it is going to absolutely flood everything and you do not want to be there. Thats wh
Millibars. Strengthening is possible. Weakening is not expected and a continuing track to the north is what they believe is going to happen. The keys have been hit and it continues to pound here 100mile an hour winds at the Miami International airport and headed in the general direction of southwest florida, marco island, naples, bonita springs, fort myers up the coast into charlotte county. Where it will make the next landfall is really unknown. Its possibility could in the southwest florida area, also possibility could in the tampa st. Pete area, also possible that it could go north and come in somewhere in the panhandle. So many variables now because as the storm moves, it wobbles left and right and the strongest winds right around that eye wall , those are the ones that are most destructive and where they hit, well it could be most anywhere. This storm is expected to move straight up the peninsula of florida, eventually into alabama and northeast alabama and eventually become a sto
For these 10 high school students, the day doesn’t start at Marathon High School on Sombrero Beach Road; it starts at Marathon Fire Rescue Station No. 14 in the classroom