He didn't see anything, he got shot from behind. He fell to the ground. |
He flagged down the Miami Beach officer on duty there, and the officer was able to apprehend the subject. |
He made it quite clear he didn't want to be used for photo ops and recruitment work when he came here. He wanted to get down and dirty. |
He refused several orders to get out of the street, and he was arrested. |
He's the one who called it in so we were on the scene right away. |
It's a good retirement fund, a solid company. It certain is better than the banks. But is it enough to retire on? No. |
It's about approximately 100 feet from where the point of impact was to where the body finally landed. That's indicative of a high-speed impact. Once that happened the vehicle didn't even stop, didn't render assistance. He just continued northbound on Harding Avenue. So we need to speak to this person and get their side of the story and know why they left the scene of this accident. |
That is a possibility, it's one of the things we're looking at. |
The only difference between a regular police officer and reserve is I get paid and he doesn't. |
There might have been an accidental discharge or it could have been a hit-type of incident. |
There's damage on the vehicle consistent with an accident with the pedestrian. Right now, we have a person of interest that we would like to speak to. |
They need to come and give their side of the story so we can find out what the reason is why they left the scene where somebody died. |
Unfortunately for him or her, had they stopped at the accident scene, they weren't the at-fault person here. The at-fault person was the pedestrian. |
We are interviewing all the witnesses we can to hopefully develop a composite. |
We don't have any physical description. We don't know how many subjects were involved, which is mind-boggling, with all those people around. |