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Telemundo 51 Miami—Noticias Locales y Reportes del Tiempo
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Un hombre compareció este martes en una corte de Miami tras acusado de abandonar la escena de un accidente ocurrido la noche del lunes en Sweetwater. Pero lo que más llama la atención es la manera en que Ahmmad Samir Kayyali, según la policía, se fue del lugar. Imágenes de vigilancia obtenidas por Telemundo 51 muestran el momento del choque en la intersección de la avenida 107 y la calle 4 del suroeste. Según el reporte de arresto, una mujer intentaba girar a la izquie

NBC 6 South Florida – Miami local news, breaking news, weather
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A man is facing charges after he allegedly fled the scene of a hit-and-run crash in Sweetwater in a rideshare, police said. Ahmmad Samir Kayyali, 30, was arrested on charges including leaving the scene of a crash with no serious injury and knowingly driving with a suspended license, an arrest report said. The crash happened shortly before 9 p.m. Monday at Southwest 107th Avenue and Southwest 4th Street. A woman who was injured in the crash said she was making a left turn when

NBC 6 South Florida – Miami local news, breaking news, weather
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A U.S. Secret Service agent in Florida and two other men pleaded not guilty on Monday in connection with a brutal dayslong college hazing ritual that nearly ended in a victim’s death, according to prosecutors. NBC6 has learned charges have officially been filed against agent Marquez Christopher Pinder, Jared Lamar James, and Elijah Delano Dyous. The three men are facing two counts of aggravated battery, two counts of attempted manslaughter and one count of hazing charges.

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