Showing posts with label OPALOCKA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label OPALOCKA. Show all posts
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Tuesday, March 12, 2013
Opalocka Jit Wildin, Runs into Police Home While Fleeing From Police
WSVN-TV -
OPA-LOCKA, Fla. (WSVN) -- A teenage boy who allegedly assaulted a Department of Children and Families caseworker is in police custody after seeking shelter at the home of a man who turned out to be a police officer.
The young male ran into a backyard late Monday afternoon. When the home's owner, a Miami-Dade Schools officer on his day off, asked the boy who he was running away from, the youth told him he was running from the police.
Authorities said the suspect had attacked a social worker when she showed up at his home for a welfare check. Officials indicated the teen, who took off running after the incident, hit her so hard that she required medical attention. "He apparently attacked her, hitting her several times and causing some serious injuries," said David Chiverton, assistant city manager of Opa-Locka.
The suspect ran down a street near Opa-Locka Boulevard which led him to the homeowner's house. What happened next was captured by surveillance video.
The teenager hopped the fence and let himself into the officer's home after he invited the juvenile to come in. Once inside, the teenager walked by several pictures on the walls showing his host in his police uniform, but he appeared not to notice them.
The teen then plopped down on the living room couch while the detective called authorities and spoke with them in code so as to prevent tipping off his guest. Within minutes, a cruiser pulled up to the front of the house. The teen looked out the window, but it was too late for him to escape. Officers entered the house, handcuffed the teen and took him into custody.
"Lord have mercy," said a nearby resident. "With such good luck, you better bless Him, because if you're running from them and you run into them, come on, what else can you do?"
Chiverton chooses to emphasize the positive outcome of an unfortunate situation. "We're sad to know that the social worker was injured, but we're glad to know that the suspect was apprehended."
Since the suspect is a juvenile, police are not releasing his name. He faces multiple charges, including attacking a state employee.
OPA-LOCKA, Fla. (WSVN) -- A teenage boy who allegedly assaulted a Department of Children and Families caseworker is in police custody after seeking shelter at the home of a man who turned out to be a police officer.
The young male ran into a backyard late Monday afternoon. When the home's owner, a Miami-Dade Schools officer on his day off, asked the boy who he was running away from, the youth told him he was running from the police.
Authorities said the suspect had attacked a social worker when she showed up at his home for a welfare check. Officials indicated the teen, who took off running after the incident, hit her so hard that she required medical attention. "He apparently attacked her, hitting her several times and causing some serious injuries," said David Chiverton, assistant city manager of Opa-Locka.
The suspect ran down a street near Opa-Locka Boulevard which led him to the homeowner's house. What happened next was captured by surveillance video.
The teenager hopped the fence and let himself into the officer's home after he invited the juvenile to come in. Once inside, the teenager walked by several pictures on the walls showing his host in his police uniform, but he appeared not to notice them.
The teen then plopped down on the living room couch while the detective called authorities and spoke with them in code so as to prevent tipping off his guest. Within minutes, a cruiser pulled up to the front of the house. The teen looked out the window, but it was too late for him to escape. Officers entered the house, handcuffed the teen and took him into custody.
"Lord have mercy," said a nearby resident. "With such good luck, you better bless Him, because if you're running from them and you run into them, come on, what else can you do?"
Chiverton chooses to emphasize the positive outcome of an unfortunate situation. "We're sad to know that the social worker was injured, but we're glad to know that the suspect was apprehended."
Since the suspect is a juvenile, police are not releasing his name. He faces multiple charges, including attacking a state employee.
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Miami Rapper "LIL RIP" takes you thru Miami's Infamous "27 Avenue"
On the Notorious 27 Ave, where trouble runs all up that avenue from sw 8th st.(Calle Ocho) all tha way up north past , Allapattah, Liberty City, Brownsubs, Opa Locka, Miami Gardens, Carol City & Tha Rest of tha hoods. from 27 ave & 17ave them Miami streets infamous'
a lil bout Lil Rip if you aint heard of him.....
Hailing from Miami’s infamous Opa-Locka, Lil Rip is one of
the South’s fastest rising street artists with an aggressive flow and take no
shit attitude. Since linking with Southern powerhouse County Bound Records, Lil
Rip has been tearing up mixtapes, radio waves, and stages since 2004 and is now
getting his long deserved major moment with the upcoming release of his debut
album, Authentic.
27 year old Rip was born into the almost terroristic streets
of Opa Locka, to a single mother who had 9 other children to care for. Seeing violence and strife was a daily way of
life when Rip was coming up in 21 Jump Street, the local name for his section.
“Yeah coming up times was hard, seeing my mom’s struggle. Just ordinary hood
shit ya know.”
As early as he can remember
Rip began channeling this pain and aggression into music. Inspired by
artists such as Tupac and Scarface, Lil’ Rip developed his own rapid fire style
of as he puts it “straight gangsta shit”.
To hear Rip on a track is the equivalent of seeing an AK-47 being put to
good use. It’s straight murder. He tears through pounding beats with an almost
wide eyed bloody mouthed abandon, telling tales of street life and what he’s
gonna do to you if you cross the Authentic. “I don’t play no games. Ima’ do my
thang how I wanna do my thang in a respectable manner. I’m comin aggressive.”
This explosive style quickly caught the ears of County Bound
Records CEO DJ Haze and Rip signed with the label dropping his first solo mixtape project (2013), In Loving Memory of Tha Game -Murktape-. Rip followed that up with three other
mixtapes, which all did big numbers in the south as well as garnering radio
play and show bookings. However now is time for his true story to be told with
the release of Authentic, his debut album. Rip says this album is him, through
and through, raw and uncut. “I put my heart and soul into this one. This the
way I’ma be and the way I’ma die. Authentic”
Although his music is at times an audio horror story, Rip
says that his main message is to stay true to yourself. That’s the real meaning
of Authentic and cites his family as his biggest inspiration as well as
building his own budding record label Tombstone Records. The strong will
survive and Rip has already been through the street’s battlefields and has the
war wounds and bullet scars to show it. Now it’s time for him to earn his
soldier stripes in the music field. Salute the Authentic.
Written By Anthony Burgos, for AB Promotions, Miami FL(786)306-9398.
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
21 GUNS SALUTE
/ G BLOG / V.1
RIP'S BACK AT IT IN THE STUDIO COOKING UP TRACKS! TALKS ABOUT HIS MURKTAPE "IN LOVING MEMORY OF THE GAME" SET UP TO RELEASE THIS COMING MONDAY FEB.25TH ON DATPIFF & LIVEMIXTAPES
[MIAMI] Officers in shooting standoff with multiple suspects
Police were searching a neighborhood with K-9 units in West Kendall for three men – who are likely armed – after shots were fired at police and then a home ablaze on Tuesday during a narcotics investigation, authorities said. Police set up a perimeter from Miller Drive to 64th Avenue and from SW 142nd Avenue to SW 157th Avenue. They were warning all residents to stay in doors because the men were considered to be likely armed and dangerous. Police said it wasn't immediately clear if all of the men shot at police, but the incident began at 15415 SW 57th St., when narcotics units were investigating a possible grow house at the address. The suspects began firing at the officers, and police retreated for cover. At some point they went inside and the home erupted into flames. It was not known if the men were still inside the home or somewhere in the neighborhood, police said. A source said the three men wanted for questioning in the shooting are Dell Di’Giovanni, 50, Michael Di’Giovanni, 27, and Brian Howell, 29. "It sounded like the world was ending because everyone was panicking. ’Cause everyone heard the shooting,” said Rodrigo Ruez, who was minutes away from his home when he heard the gunshots. Ruez said what he heard sounded like automatic guns and backup fire. Smoke billowed out of the burning home, and Miami-Dade Fire Rescue personnel were in the area and ready to move in at a moment's notice. Footage of the crazy scene in Miami WSVN-TV -
View more videos at: http://@LILRIP305.
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