Miami Police

Police are looking for the person who they say ran into a 96-year-old woman’s Little Havana home and snatched a gold chain from her neck.

An elderly man is recovering in a Miami hospital Sunday afternoon after being assaulted on a Metromover, police say. According to City of Miami Police, the victim, who was identified by his son as 74-year-old Eduardo Fernandez, told authorities he was assaulted while on the Metromover at around 6:30 a.m. They say Fernandez walked to his “workplace” after the assault…

Randi Canion was last seen on September 5th around 11 p.m. in the area of North Bayshore Drive and 78th Street.

NBC 6 Investigators found a facial recognition program was used to identify a woman accused of throwing rocks at Miami Police officers during a protest on May 30.

People will able to search a name or badge number of a Miami Police Department officer and see if they had complaints filed against them.

A man is facing additional charges for allegedly spitting at a police officer while he was being arrested for assault in a separate incident. Remy Johnson, 38, is now facing charges of assault on a law enforcement officer and resisting an officer with violence in addition to aggravated assault from an earlier incident. Miami police apprehended Johnson around 8:30 p.m….

Police are searching for four people they say assaulted a man after an argument over wearing a mask escalated at a Flagami café Sunday evening. According to Miami Police, the incident occurred at around 6 p.m. outside a Latin Café 2000. The man was purchasing a coffee when police say he and another customer got into an argument over wearing…

Rape, murder, armed robbery. Miami Police say they’ve made arrests in those violent crimes and in property crimes using a controversial facial recognition program, Clearview AI. The department says the technology has helped them to identify 28 people linked to crimes. “It’s really being a game changer for us,” said Miami Police Assistant Chief Armando Aguilar.  The department started using...

A veteran says a South Florida officer used excessive force on him, throwing him to the ground, and now he’s upset the officer won’t face discipline.

Miami Police Department recently signed a contract with the controversial facial recognition company Clearview AI. Critics worry the technology could lead to false arrests for people of color. NBC 6 Investigator Phil Prazan found the program is already in wide use in our area.

A veteran says a South Florida officer used excessive force on him, throwing him to the ground, and now he’s upset the officer won’t face discipline. NBC 6’s Willard Shepard reports.

Cellphone video from February 23 shows Jean Paul Petrozelli on the ground unresponsive and bloody after being struck by a Miami Police officer during an arrest at Bayside Market Place.

A man says back in February he was out with friends but doesn’t remember police arriving. A witness who shot the video tells NBC 6 Investigator Myriam Masihy he believes the officer could’ve handled things differently.

The city of Miami police chief Thursday called for everyone to be safe and to wear a mask after more than 30 officers tested positive for the coronavirus after the recent protests. NBC 6’s Willard Shepard reports.

The city of Miami police chief Thursday called for everyone to be safe and to wear a mask after more than 30 officers tested positive for the coronavirus after the recent protests.

A demonstrator who attended a Black Lives Matter protest in Downtown Miami Saturday night is claiming he was injured when police fired rubber bullets into the crowd during a brief face off on Interstate 95. Jonathan Gatrelle was just one of many protesters who were marching on the busy interstate that night. Police began firing into the crowd when the…

A demonstrator who attended a Downtown Miami protest says police fired rubber bullets at them.

Tuesday brings another day of planned protest and all things are peaceful with large crowds making sure their message is heard. This as the governor celebrates that there haven’t been any significant problems or injures in the state in the last twenty four hours in the state

City of Miami Police Chief Jorge Colina usually reports to police headquarters in Downtown Miami, but he’s been at home instead. The city’s top cop has been in quarantine since testing positive for COVID-19.

NBC 6’s Amanda Plasencia gives an update on Miami Police Chief Jorge Colina, who is in quarantine after testing positive for COVID-19.