NORTHEAST MIAMI-DADE, FLA. (WSVN) - A man was killed and three other people were injured in a drive-by shooting in the Golden Glades neighborhood in Northeast Miami-Dade, police said.
Ring doorbell video showed a person running for cover after what sounds like a gunshot, Sunday evening.
Miami-Dade Police and Fire Rescue units responded to the scene of the shooting along Northeast 150th Street, near Sixth Avenue, at around 7:15 p.m.
The gunfire left neighbors shaken.
“Anybody could have died, ’cause there was a lot of shooting,” said area resident Peterson Joseph.
Another resident who shared his account asked not to be identified or show his face on camera.
“The house kind of shook a little bit, you know? Yeah, so it was something big,” he said. “First I heard the shots, and I heard screams, and I see people running, and I came outside. I see a couple of guys on the ground, like whoa.”
Investigators said the victims had gathered outside a home when someone discharged a weapon in their direction.
First responders arrived to find three men and a woman injured.
Paramedics transported the men to an area hospital, but one of them would not make it there alive. The woman was grazed in the arm by a bullet and was treated on the scene.
Some residents said they heard as many as 20 gunshots, whereas others heard about a dozen. They all agreed there were a lot of bullets flying in rapid succession.
“I just heard shots, sounds like thunder. I heard about 14 shots,” said the unidentified resident.
“I just heard about a full clip go off. Maybe it was multiple guns, but from what I heard, it was about, I mean, nine to 12, but it was very rapid, ‘pop, pop, pop,’ and I could be miscounting,” said area resident Jason Hasarouck.
The unidentified resident said he had talked to the victims moments before they came under fire.
“That’s my neighbors, so I’m always like, ‘What’s good? What’s going on?'” he said, “so they told me, yeah, they’re just chilling, and then I’m like, ‘All right,’ and I went inside, and then ‘boom.’ About one second, not even one second, ‘do do do do do.'”
7News cameras captured an active scene, as officers blocked off the street about a block away from the scene of the shooting. Officers were seen searching the area with flashlights and speaking with neighbors.
Dozens of yellow evidence markers covered the ground where the shooting happened, and several bullet holes could also be seen in cars along the street.
“Bullets don’t have no names, you know? Everybody’s on edge, everybody is kind of paranoid a little bit,” said the unidentified resident. “People are watching over their shoulders, yeah. People seeing strange cars passing by, they’re looking like, whoa, you know?”
People described the deceased victim as a nice person and a friendly neighbor.
The shooting has left neighbors second-guessing whether they are safe in their home.
“That could have been me, at the wrong place at the wrong time, you know? It could have been me. It could have been anybody, really,” said the unidentified resident.
“I’m going to move from this area, because it’s not really safe,” said Joseph.
Police have not provided details about a possible subject, as they continue to investigate.
If you have any information on this drive-by shooting, call Miami-Dade Crime Stoppers at 305-471-TIPS. Remember, you can always remain anonymous, and you may be eligible for a reward of up to $5,000.
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