saw y'all talmbot the mint.... don't know if it was a ducktale but a former co-worker said either an uncle or family friend owns it.
one goon goes in and another comes out (a john doe boyee)
Police arrest suspect in murder outside nightclub
Posted: Jul 31, 2015 3:02 PM EST Updated: Jul 31, 2015 6:05 PM EST
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. (WSVN) -- Miami Gardens Police have arrested a man who they allege shot and killed someone outside a Miami Gardens nightclub.
Justin Bailey, 26, was charged with two counts of second-degree murder and was denied bond, Friday.
Miami Gardens Police and Fire Rescue responded to the shooting which occurred outside of The Mint Lounge around 4 a.m., on last July 21.
Three people were injured and one victim was pronounced dead on the scene. According to witnesses, one of the victims shot was a security guard.
No further information has been released
Crime
August 6, 2015
Man accused of mass gang shooting walks free after 7 years
Morris Sales Miami-Dade Corrections
By David Ovalle
- Up until Thursday, Morris Sales faced the death penalty for the wild 2007 mass shooting at a Little River block party that claimed the life of an innocent bystander.
But Sales will walk free in a matter of days after pleading guilty Thursday, agreeing to what amounts to credit for the seven years he’s been behind bars while awaiting trial. The reason: The state’s case suffered tremendously after the defense punched holes in the stories of the informants on which the case was built.
“We shredded the credibility of the snitch witnesses,” said Miami defense attorney David S. Markus.
Said co-counsel Scott Sakin: “It’s amazing you can go from verge of the death penalty to walking out of jail the next day.”
Sales, 31, pleaded guilty to the second-degree murder in the killing of Keyon Donaldson. A second defendant, Lincoln Edwins, is awaiting trial.
The wild shooting was one of several highly visible ambush-style gang attacks that plagued North Miami-Dade in 2007.
According to police, Sales and Edwin were looking to kill two gangsters known as “Little Collie” and “Boo” for the shooting death of Kenneth “Kenny Dread” Smith. He was the nephew of notorious drug lord Cory Smith, leader of the John Does gang that wreaked havoc on Liberty City in the 1990s.
The scene: a block party on the 7500 block of Northwest 11th Avenue. A children’s birthday party was happening next door.
The gunmen, wielding assault rifles, parked nearby, got out and opened fire — killing Donaldson and wounding four others. Horrified onlookers, including children, ran for cover.
Miami-Dade detectives traced the rental car used by the gunmen, finding a Gatorade bottle inside with DNA matching Sales. He was a convicted drug peddler whose father served 10 years in prison for second-degree murder.
But the car was not found until four days later. For prosecutors, that meant it was difficult to prove when Sales was inside the car.
A federal inmate told police that he was with Sales and Edwin at the time of the shooting.
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