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The Fox news is reporting 4 officers have been shot by an assailent with an AK 47 the Manhunt is under way at this time. Anyone Have a live feed For this? Hoser
Four officer Shot South Miami Dade Co
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there is a free video feed on CNN.com I have never seen so many police cars....
TXFirefighter112
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1 of the officers has been pronounced dead.
spiritwolfpr
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Hello Friends:
Is thios happening right now???
Is thios happening right now???
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Yes it is. Very large manhunt underway right now.
Suspect is middle-eastern muslim looking guy running around with an AK-47. He was spotted driving erratically and the cops pulled him over. He jumped out and began spraying gunfire everywhere. Wonder if he was on his way to flight school?
http://www3.wsvn.com/news/articles/local/MI61405/
Suspect is middle-eastern muslim looking guy running around with an AK-47. He was spotted driving erratically and the cops pulled him over. He jumped out and began spraying gunfire everywhere. Wonder if he was on his way to flight school?
http://www3.wsvn.com/news/articles/local/MI61405/
spiritwolfpr
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Hello Friends:
I just read They have a Female Officer at Jackson memorial Hospital
that is where my Mother is since she had her stroke in Puerto Rico,
if we did not move her to Florida in Puerto Rico she wold had died.
I hope this sob fries for what he had done!!!
I just read They have a Female Officer at Jackson memorial Hospital
that is where my Mother is since she had her stroke in Puerto Rico,
if we did not move her to Florida in Puerto Rico she wold had died.
I hope this sob fries for what he had done!!!
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hoser147
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One officer has died another in Surgery, news is saying subject had AK47 and Bullet proof vest on. News crews and helicopters told to stay away from scene due to interference. Hoser147
spiritwolfpr
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Hello Friends:
Hoser147 I'm a little confused here what is the actual suspect and Photo??
Thanks
Hoser147 I'm a little confused here what is the actual suspect and Photo??
Thanks
hoser147
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It appears that the subject with the beard is not the suspect. It is the 2nd subject with no beard, they have reports of subject in a Publix market........Hoser147
hoser147
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Fox News just reported Subject taken into custody. Good Job by Florida LEOs...........Hoser147
4:55PM EDT
A "person of interest" is detained at the Target store at Coral Ridge Mall at Oakland Park & N. Federal in Fort Lauderdale. A Black Pontiac Vibe with matching plates was found in the parking lot at this location.
This location falls under FLPD District-1 jurisdiction. BSO D12 Oakland Park is the nearest county sector.
A "person of interest" is detained at the Target store at Coral Ridge Mall at Oakland Park & N. Federal in Fort Lauderdale. A Black Pontiac Vibe with matching plates was found in the parking lot at this location.
This location falls under FLPD District-1 jurisdiction. BSO D12 Oakland Park is the nearest county sector.
866.5125 is still active with Miami-Dade traffic regarding the search- 5:37PM EDT.
hoser147
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Been away for a while do they have him in custody? If not whats going on........Hoser147
TXFirefighter112
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IPN is reporting the suspect has been shot dead by police in Pembroke Pines Florida within the last 20 minutes.
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Suspect in S. Fla. cop shooting killed in gun battle
By Madeline Baró Diaz, Ruth Morris and Sofia Santana | South Florida Sun-Sentinel
9:59 AM EDT, September 14, 2007
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Digg Del.icio.us Facebook Furl Google Newsvine Reddit Spurl Yahoo Print Single page view Reprints Reader feedback Text size: Shawn Labeet, suspected of killing one Miami-Dade police officer and wounding three others Thursday morning, was shot and killed by police after shortly before midnight after a massive hunt that ended in Broward County, authorities said.
Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Alvarez said early today that Labeet, 25, was shot in an exchange of gunfire after police confronted him at an apartment complex at 305 Southwest 85th Ave in Pembroke Pines. Labeet was found in possession of an extra clip of ammunition and body armor.
Officer Jose Somohano, 37, who had been with the department since 2003, became the second South Florida officer in the past two months killed on duty. He leaves a wife and two young children.
By Madeline Baró Diaz, Ruth Morris and Sofia Santana | South Florida Sun-Sentinel
9:59 AM EDT, September 14, 2007
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Digg Del.icio.us Facebook Furl Google Newsvine Reddit Spurl Yahoo Print Single page view Reprints Reader feedback Text size: Shawn Labeet, suspected of killing one Miami-Dade police officer and wounding three others Thursday morning, was shot and killed by police after shortly before midnight after a massive hunt that ended in Broward County, authorities said.
Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Alvarez said early today that Labeet, 25, was shot in an exchange of gunfire after police confronted him at an apartment complex at 305 Southwest 85th Ave in Pembroke Pines. Labeet was found in possession of an extra clip of ammunition and body armor.
Officer Jose Somohano, 37, who had been with the department since 2003, became the second South Florida officer in the past two months killed on duty. He leaves a wife and two young children.
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Tears and praise at memorial for slain Miami-Dade officer
By Madeline Baro Diaz
South Florida Sun-Sentinel.com
MIAMI, Fla. — With tears in her eyes, Jose Somohano's young daughter was lifted up so she could kiss her father's flag-draped coffin.
Police officers hug each other following graveside services for Miami Dade officer Jose Somohano Tuesday, Sept. 18, 2007, in Miami. (AP Photo/Nuri Vallbona, Pool)
At a memorial service this afternoon for the slain Miami-Dade police officer, his wife and children heard him described as a hero, a dedicated public servant and a friend.
Thousands turned out, including family, friends and a sea of uniformed police officers from Miami-Dade and Broward Counties overflowing the Pharmed Arena of Florida International University. Somohano, 37, was killed in a spray of gunfire last Thursday after pulling over a white Honda that was being driven erratically in Cutler Bay in southwest Miami-Dade. Three other officers were wounded in the incident.
One of them, Jody Wright, sent a videotaped message praising Somohano. "He was a dear friend to me," she said.
She also talked about Shawn Labeet, the Margate man believed to be the shooter. Labeet was killed in a confrontation with police later Thursday. "I'm glad this guy is no longer on the streets," Wright said. "He can't hurt anybody else."
A Miami Dade police officer hands Elizabeth Somohano the flag that draped her husband's coffin during graveside services for fellow officer Jose Somohano Tuesday, Sept. 18, 2007, in Miami. (AP Photo/Nuri Vallbona, Pool)
Wright's parents were at the memorial service, greeted by applause, along with the two other injured officers, Tomas Tunidor and Christopher Carlin.
Fellow officers spoke of Somohano as a dedicated police officer who was passionate about his job and was a devoted father, husband and son. He left behind a wife and two young children.
"Officer Somohano's death is a sobering reminder of how dangerous police work is," said Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Alvarez. "He is an American hero because he laid down his life for something he believed in."
Florida's Turnpike was closed earlier today as officers escorted the hearse carrying Somohano's flag-draped casket to the arena, which overflowed with mourners.
Six people, including LaBeet's girlfriend and nephew, face charges of helping LaBeet hide.
Trust fund set up for Somohano's children
A trust fund has been established for slain Miami-Dade police officer Jose Somohano's children. Donations can be made online or by check. Go to the Police Officer Assistance Trust Fund Web site at http://www.poat.org or mail checks payable to POAT to the fund, 1030 NW 111th Ave., Suite 232, Miami, Fla., 33172. Please write ``For Somohano Trust Fund'' on the check.
This report was supplemented by the Associated Press
Copyright © 2007, South Florida Sun-Sentinel
By Madeline Baro Diaz
South Florida Sun-Sentinel.com
MIAMI, Fla. — With tears in her eyes, Jose Somohano's young daughter was lifted up so she could kiss her father's flag-draped coffin.
Police officers hug each other following graveside services for Miami Dade officer Jose Somohano Tuesday, Sept. 18, 2007, in Miami. (AP Photo/Nuri Vallbona, Pool)
At a memorial service this afternoon for the slain Miami-Dade police officer, his wife and children heard him described as a hero, a dedicated public servant and a friend.
Thousands turned out, including family, friends and a sea of uniformed police officers from Miami-Dade and Broward Counties overflowing the Pharmed Arena of Florida International University. Somohano, 37, was killed in a spray of gunfire last Thursday after pulling over a white Honda that was being driven erratically in Cutler Bay in southwest Miami-Dade. Three other officers were wounded in the incident.
One of them, Jody Wright, sent a videotaped message praising Somohano. "He was a dear friend to me," she said.
She also talked about Shawn Labeet, the Margate man believed to be the shooter. Labeet was killed in a confrontation with police later Thursday. "I'm glad this guy is no longer on the streets," Wright said. "He can't hurt anybody else."
A Miami Dade police officer hands Elizabeth Somohano the flag that draped her husband's coffin during graveside services for fellow officer Jose Somohano Tuesday, Sept. 18, 2007, in Miami. (AP Photo/Nuri Vallbona, Pool)
Wright's parents were at the memorial service, greeted by applause, along with the two other injured officers, Tomas Tunidor and Christopher Carlin.
Fellow officers spoke of Somohano as a dedicated police officer who was passionate about his job and was a devoted father, husband and son. He left behind a wife and two young children.
"Officer Somohano's death is a sobering reminder of how dangerous police work is," said Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Alvarez. "He is an American hero because he laid down his life for something he believed in."
Florida's Turnpike was closed earlier today as officers escorted the hearse carrying Somohano's flag-draped casket to the arena, which overflowed with mourners.
Six people, including LaBeet's girlfriend and nephew, face charges of helping LaBeet hide.
Trust fund set up for Somohano's children
A trust fund has been established for slain Miami-Dade police officer Jose Somohano's children. Donations can be made online or by check. Go to the Police Officer Assistance Trust Fund Web site at http://www.poat.org or mail checks payable to POAT to the fund, 1030 NW 111th Ave., Suite 232, Miami, Fla., 33172. Please write ``For Somohano Trust Fund'' on the check.
This report was supplemented by the Associated Press
Copyright © 2007, South Florida Sun-Sentinel
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