Man accused of critically wounding victim in stabbing outside Miami Beach hotel

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. – A 20-year-old guy is dealing with an tried homicide fee after government stated he chased every other guy down and stabbed him outside of a Miami Beach hotel, leaving the victim in vital situation.

The suspect, Alexander Hernandez, informed officials that he first met the victim after he introduced to promote Hernandez medicine at a South Beach McDonald’s, police stated.

According to police, the stabbing took place at round 10:15 a.m. Monday on the Tradewinds Hotel, positioned at 2365 Pine Tree Drive.

According to an arrest record, surveillance video confirmed Hernandez chasing the victim against the hotel. After the pair fell on the hotel’s entrance door, Hernandez started stabbing the victim in the torso, police stated.

Hernandez stabbed the victim in the chest and liver and punctured one of his lungs, the record states.

Police stated the victim used to be sooner or later ready to strive against the folding knife clear of Hernandez and were given away as a hotel visitor known as police.

Hernandez, who used to be “very incoherent” and seemed to be “under the influence of an unknown substance,” informed police that the person had approached him on the Lincoln Road McDonald’s and introduced to promote him marijuana, the record states.

Hernandez, who informed police his title used to be “Samuel Duarte,” stated he agreed and the victim escorted him to a close-by area, police stated. The record doesn’t say what took place in an instant after that triggered him to chase the victim down.

As officials took Hernandez into custody, they discovered a big bag of marijuana, a small transparent bag of hallucinogenic mushrooms and a small transparent bag with a “white residue.”

After taking him to prison, police came upon his actual title.

Hernandez is dealing with fees of tried second-degree homicide, ownership of psilocybin mushrooms, ownership of suspected cocaine and ownership of marijuana.

He used to be being held in Miami-Dade’s Metro West Detention Center as of Wednesday afternoon. Bond information used to be now not to be had in on-line prison data.