Horror in Miami: Woman Stabbed by Ex-Boyfriend in Front of Daughter – POLICE INVESTIGATING

NW Miami-Dade, FL – A disturbing domestic violence incident rocked a Northwest Miami-Dade neighborhood late Wednesday night after a woman was repeatedly stabbed by her ex-boyfriend in front of her young daughter, according to family members. The victim, whose identity has not yet been officially released, remains in critical condition at Jackson Memorial Hospital, while the suspect is in custody.

Miami-Dade Police responded to frantic 911 calls around 9:40 PM near NW 79th Street and 13th Court, where witnesses say the suspect ambushed the woman outside her apartment complex. A neighbor’s Ring camera reportedly captured parts of the brutal attack.

Key Facts

• BREAKING: Woman stabbed multiple times by ex-boyfriend in NW Miami-Dade

• IMPACT: Victim hospitalized; child witness receiving trauma support

• OFFICIAL SOURCE: “She’s lucky to be alive.” – Sgt. Rosa Miranda, Miami-Dade PD

• ACTION: Neighbors urged to report signs of domestic threats early

Hyperlocal Impact

1. Precise Location:
   Model City (33147) – Near NW 79th Street and 13th Court, close to Charles Hadley Park

2. Community Connection:
   “We heard screams. It was pure chaos—and a child saw it all.”
   – Luis Santiago, manager at NW Mini Market

Relatives say the woman had recently separated from the man, and she had expressed fear for her safety in recent weeks. Her 8-year-old daughter witnessed the entire assault from just a few feet away and is now receiving trauma support.

Police confirmed that the suspect was arrested after a brief foot chase and will face charges including attempted murder, aggravated battery, and child endangerment. Community advocates are demanding answers about why prior warning signs were missed.

Exclusive Angle

• WHY THIS MATTERS NOW:
  This is the fourth reported domestic stabbing in Miami-Dade this summer, prompting urgent calls for preventive intervention programs and quicker response to domestic violence reports. Advocates say many cases involve prior red flags that go unaddressed until it’s too late.

Crisis Response

• IMMEDIATE RESOURCES:
  » Miami-Dade Domestic Violence Hotline: 305-285-5900
  » Florida Abuse Hotline: 1-800-962-2873

• OFFICIAL GUIDANCE:
  “Please don’t wait. If you’re in danger, get out and seek help immediately.”
  – Carla Morrison, Director, Miami-Dade Victim Advocacy Office

Update Log

• 9:40 PM: 911 call placed from NW 79th St. after screams reported

• 10:15 PM: Suspect apprehended nearby after short chase

• 11:05 PM: Victim transported to Jackson Memorial Hospital, critical condition

• 8:00 AM: Family confirms child was eyewitness; therapy services activated