Miramar Police Department
Coverage of Miramar Police Department in the Nexus archive.
- Miramar PD: Traffic crash on US 27 kills 2 and shuts down southbound lanes; investigation ongoing
A traffic crash on US 27 near Pines Boulevard in Miramar killed two people on a motorcycle after a slowdown caused the driver to collide with a tractor trailer. Southbound lanes were shut down, and the Miramar Police Department is investigating the incident.
- 2 killed in crash on U.S. 27 near Pembroke Road in Miramar, first responders say
Two people were killed in a crash involving a motorcyclist and truck driver on U.S. 27 near Pembroke Road in Miramar. The incident occurred amid traffic backups caused by a prior vehicle fire, leading to a collision when vehicles attempted to stop. Authorities are investigating but have not confirmed details or released the victims' identities.
- Man accused of ramming wife, 4 kids with SUV after domestic dispute in Miramar
A 29-year-old man is accused of intentionally ramming his wife’s vehicle while she and four children were inside following a domestic dispute in Miramar, according to the Broward Sheriff’s Office. The incident involved multiple law enforcement agencies and resulted in charges including aggravated domestic battery and child abuse.
- Popular Florida social media influencer killed in drive-by shooting while inside luxury SUV
A popular South Florida social media influencer, Brianna Johnson, was killed in a drive-by shooting while inside a lime green luxury SUV. The incident occurred around 5:30 a.m. after the SUV was targeted by a white sedan that opened fire, injuring two other occupants. Police are investigating the shooting as an active homicide case.
- Woman, 21, dies after Miramar Lamborghini shooting that left 2 others critically injured
A 21-year-old woman, Brianna Johnson, died after a targeted shooting in Miramar on Sunday morning, which also critically injured two men. The incident occurred around 5:30 a.m. in the 2700 block of Sunshine Boulevard when a shooter or shooters opened fire on the fluorescent green Lamborghini SUV the victims were driving, causing it to crash. Police have limited suspect information.
- 3 hospitalized after pursuit, shooting in Miramar neighborhood leads to crashed Lamborghini inside home
Three people were hospitalized after a pursuit and shooting in the Miramar neighborhood, resulting in a vehicle crashing into a home. The incident occurred along Southwest 24th Court and Sunshine Boulevard, with victims shot and treated by Miramar Fire Rescue. Police are investigating and confirm no ongoing threat to the area.
- Trio critical after Lamborghini shot up in Miramar neighborhood: ‘A chaotic scene’
Three people were critically injured after a shooting in a fluorescent green Lamborghini SUV in the Miramar neighborhood of Sunshine Boulevard around 5:30 a.m. on Sunday. Miramar police are investigating whether the victims were targeted, with limited suspect information available, and a ShotSpotter alert led officers to the scene where evidence markers were found.
- Witnesses speak out after police pursuit ends with man jumping into lake before being apprehended in Miami Lakes
A police pursuit starting in Miramar ended in Miami Lakes with a suspect jumping into a lake to evade capture. Witnesses from a birthday party observed the man hiding under a dock before being apprehended by officers. The suspect was charged with fleeing and eluding, though his identity remains undisclosed.
- Miramar police sergeant accused of punching girlfriend in mouth after asking about their relationship status
A Miramar police sergeant, Devarious Holloway, was arrested after allegedly punching his girlfriend in the mouth during a domestic dispute over their relationship status. Holloway faces charges of battery and criminal mischief and has been placed on administrative leave by the Miramar Police Department pending an internal review.
- Miramar residents with parked RV homes may face fines with new ban
Miramar residents using recreational vehicles as parked homes may face an initial $300 fine and daily fines under a new proposed ban. Commissioner Yvette Colbourne introduced the measure, with support from Mayor Wayne M. Messam, Vice Mayor Carson 'Eddy' Edwards, and other commissioners. The ordinance, which includes restrictions on RV parking in residential zones, is set for further discussion at a commission meeting.