Today, Thursday, December 29, and this is the most important news of the day:
1. A woman named Odette Perez Barrios, 48 years old, He was accused of beating a one-and-a-half-year-old boy at Brickell Kindergarten. The mother filed a complaint after noticing what appeared to be finger marks from an open-handed blow to the victim’s left thigh. Surveillance video showed the woman hitting the boy several times.
2.- A 3-year-old girl who was playing in a parking lot in Deerfield Beach was run over by a car and the driver ran away. The girl was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment for non-life-threatening injuries. If you know anything, you can call the Broward Crime Stop Line.
3. – They triggered the dramatic 911 call made by a 24-year-old woman who confessed to killing her 3-year-old daughter. When the operator asks how he killed her, Jellissa Baxter replies that he tried to strangle her, but then stabbed her in the neck, chest and face. A judge denied him his right to be released on bail.
4.- Havana System He confirmed the resumption of flights with Cubans deported from the United States. The representative of the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs stressed that the repatriation of Cubans intercepted at sea will continue, and added that flights with deportees are part of the agreement between Havana and Washington.
5.- Miami-Dade County was alerted about fraud through the Emergency Rent Assistance Program. Scammers claim to charge $500 to complete orders and supposedly expedite them. But the Department of Public Housing advises that these people do not work in the county and that applications are free.
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