Pinecrest

A second man, Yasmany Aguiar-Gonzalez, was arrested in a scheme to steal over $31,000 in Apple products from a FedEx truck. Surveillance footage and phone records linked him to the theft, which occurred during an unauthorized stop in Pinecrest. The FedEx driver, Michael Turro-Cabrera, was previously arrested for the same crime.

Three Miami and Pinecrest food establishments were temporarily closed due to health violations, including a dead rodent, over 100 rodent droppings, and live flies. They were allowed to reopen after cleanup and passing follow-up inspections.

Miami Heat’s Tyler Herro is seeking $12 million for his Bali-inspired Florida estate, completed in 2021 in Pinecrest. The property features high ceilings, indoor-outdoor spaces, and natural materials.

Three men were arrested in Pinecrest for a series of smash-and-grab vehicle burglaries. Police found automotive window punch tools, gloves, and ski masks in their gray Honda Accord, which had been linked to multiple burglaries via license plate reader data. The suspects provided conflicting explanations for their presence in the area.

Rogerio Miranda De Souza, a Pinecrest man, was arrested for a second indecent exposure incident while driving his Tesla in South Miami. The first incident occurred on May 15, leading to an arrest on May 20, and the second on May 11, with Miranda De Souza surrendering on Wednesday. A judge set his bond at $25,000 and ordered house arrest with GPS monitoring.