Man accused of trying to kill boss
HIALEAH, FL (KTRK) -- A man is accused of stabbing his boss with a knife and trying to run over him after he was fired from his job, police said.Irelio Reyes Osorio, 52, was arrested Tuesday on a charge of attempted first-degree murder. According to a Hialeah police report, Osorio was angry at his former supervisor for firing him and was demanding to be paid for the two days he worked before he was fired. Police said Osorio sent the man numerous text messages, threatening to use a gun, machete ..>> view originalA good Samaritan. A baby. They are among the victims of more hit ...
Javier Prado tried to be a good Samaritan when he intervened to break up a fight in the parking lot of a strip mall in Hialeah in January. But Prado’s good deed ended in tragedy when a car suddenly drove into the crowd and struck Prado, who later died of his injuries.Then on Feb. 4, a van ran a red light and struck a car at the corner of Southwest Seventh Street and 17th Avenue. A 22-day-old baby was ejected from the car and hospitalized with serious injuries, while the van driver took off.The ..>> view originalHigh Wind Keeps Florida Firefighters on Alert for Brush Fires
A brush fire shut down both directions of Florida's Turnpike on Saturday morning in Hialeah. And while the fire was under control on Saturday night, firefighters ...>> view originalCubans Show Up In Large Numbers To March For Trump Rally In ...
Miami joined other rallies around the nation in support of Donald Trump at Tropical Park, on Saturday morning. About 2,000 people showed up to rebuttal some anti-Trump protests that have occurred since the beginning of the president’s term. Supporters wore Trump’s signature “Make America Great Again” caps and bolstered American flags, while yelling “U.S.A.,” and “Unify America.” The conservative-leaning website Breibart News called the events “Spirit of America Rallies.” “It’s just a support sy..>> view originalHelena Police Department incidents reported Sunday, March 5
Get an email notification whenever someone contributes to the discussion Notifications from this discussion will be disabled.>> view originalLive roaches under the coffee and climbing the walls put restaurants ...
Restaurants keep opening. Roaches keep living. And 41 restaurants in Miami-Dade have been cited in the last month for not winning the bug battle.Some were cited for roach activity, others received emergency-shutdown orders. Eight of the 41 restaurants fell into the latter category.The Florida Division of Hotels and Restaurants, Department of Business and Professional Regulation inspects food establishments periodically.READ MORE: Go to the Dining Adviser for reviews and inspection reportsOne of..>> view original25 Women: Beatriz Malagon serves the underserved
Marina Brown, Democrat correspondent 9:35 p.m. ET March 5, 2017 CLOSE Watch it: Beatriz Malagon, one of 25 Women You Need to Know Beatriz Malagon is on of the 25 Women you Need to Know for 2017.(Photo: ElleBelle Photography)It’s unclear if some people come into the world in high gear, goals pre-defined, their energy focused and mission certain. But Beatriz Malagon, a “newly-minted” 23-year-old recent graduate of Florida State University, seems to fit the..>> view originalAnthony Dirrell-Callum Smith: TGB Wins Purse Bid - $1.6 Million
By Keith Idec The WBC announced Sunday that TGB Promotions has won a purse bid for its Anthony Dirrell-Callum Smith super middleweight title fight. TGB Promotions – a Sherman Oaks, California, company that will promote the fight on behalf of Al Haymon’s Premier Boxing Champions – won with a whopping bid of $1.6 million, presumably to keep the fight in the United States. England’s Smith (22-0, 17 KOs), the WBC’s No. 1 super middleweight contender, and the second-ranked Dirrell (30-1-1, 24 KOs)..>> view originalThis political leader stormed Florida's capital and made a lot of ...
Richard Corcoran puffed on his cigar, picked up a shotgun and blasted a clay pigeon out of the sky, and then another.As the orange discs broke apart, the speaker of the Florida House reached for another favorite weapon — his iPhone. In the woods of Pasco County, he spoke in hushed tones about his ongoing battle with Gov. Rick Scott over Enterprise Florida’s use of taxpayer money. Riding a golf cart with two of his six kids on a Friday afternoon, he was helping local Republicans raise money whi..>> view originalCongédié, un employé ivre tente de tuer son ex-patron
Congédié parce qu'il s’est présenté ivre sur son lieu de travail, un travailleur de 52 ans de Hialeah, en Floride, a tenté de tuer son ex-patron. Des images de l’agression ont été captées par une caméra de surveillance située sur le terrain de l'entreprise et ont été rapportées dans les derniers jours par plusieurs médias américains, dont ABC News. On peut y voir Irelio Reyes Osorio qui frappe sur le véhicule de son supérieur avant de sortir un couteau. Après avoir été pourchassé par son ex-..>> view original
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