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Miami (33135) Mayhem: Man Showing Off Gun While Selling Rolex Accidentally Shoots Woman — Police Investigating

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Little Havana district (33135) — A Miami man was arrested after accidentally shooting a woman while trying to sell a Rolex watch, police said. The incident occurred in the Little Havana district when the suspect reportedly pulled out a firearm to show off during the sale. The weapon discharged, striking a 27-year-old woman nearby. Authorities confirmed the victim sustained non-life-threatening injuries and was taken to Jackson Memorial Hospital. Police identified the shooting as an act of negligence, warning residents to use designated safe-exchange zones for private transactions. The investigation is ongoing as officers review surveillance footage from nearby businesses.

Key Facts

  • BREAKING: Miami man accidentally shoots woman while trying to sell a Rolex watch.

  • IMPACT: Victim, 27, hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries, police confirm.

  • OFFICIAL SOURCE: “This was reckless behavior with tragic consequences,” said Lt. Jorge Ramirez, Miami Police Department.

  • ACTION: Police urge residents to use safe meet-up spots for private sales.

Hyperlocal Impact

  1. Precise Location:
    Little Havana district (33135) — Near SW 12th Avenue and Flagler Street.

  2. Community Connection:
    “People meet here for deals all the time — this is scary,” said Rosa Delgado, café owner near the intersection.

  3. Visual Proof:
    @MIAWatchers — Taken at 7:40 PM outside La Palma Café, showing police units on scene

Exclusive Angle

  • WHY THIS MATTERS NOW:
    The incident underscores Miami’s growing issue with unregulated online sales meetups turning dangerous.

  • DOCUMENTED EVIDENCE:
    Miami Police incident report

Crisis Response

  • IMMEDIATE RESOURCES:
    » Miami Police Non-Emergency Line: 305-579-6111
    » Crime Stoppers Miami: 305-471-TIPS

  • OFFICIAL GUIDANCE:
    “Always meet in designated police exchange zones for safety.”
    – Lt. Jorge Ramirez, Miami Police Department

Community Pulse

VOTE: Should private sales of firearms and luxury items be banned in public places?
👍 Yes, for public safety 👎 No, people should have freedom
Sound off in comments — Miami officials monitoring local feedback.

Update Log

  • 8:15 PM: Police confirm man in custody for negligent discharge of a firearm.

  • 9:00 PM: Victim remains stable at Jackson Memorial Hospital.

  • 10:20 PM: Authorities review security footage from nearby businesses for evidence.

Alex
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