MIAMI – Records launched on Monday recognized the suspect who detectives stated was a Brickell armed carjacker and the motive force involved in a deadly high-speed chase that ended with a crash and the fatal shooting of his spouse in crime in Miami-Dade County.
Adonay Rodriguez, who was born in Cuba and lived in Miami’s West Little River space — was wanted by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement — and had a suspended driving force’s license, data display. He was with Nicolas “Chile” Avila, who was dressed in a GPS ankle observe whilst on probation, police stated.
A safety guard reported he was taking a damage in the entrance passenger seat of his parked 2017 Nissan Versa at about 7 p.m., on Sept. 25, at the 6th ground of the storage at Espírito Santo Plaza, 1395 Brickell Ave., when the duo held him at gunpoint, police stated.
The safety guard stated when he noticed Avila, 24, level the firearm to the bottom, he took the chance to hit him at the nostril and run as he heard the sound of a firearm racking, in line with police. Surveillance video presentations the duo fled along with his Nissan, police stated.
Rolando Aguabella informed police officials Rodriguez, 37, who was using, picked him up after 7 p.m., and he spotted Avila, the entrance passenger, had a bruise on his face before the 3 went taking a look to shop for “piedra,” Spanish slang for crack cocaine, in line with the police document.
Shortly before 9 p.m., a registration code reader at Northwest 46 Street and Northwest 27 Avenue, alerted the Miami-Dade Police Department of the presence of the Nissan Versa as reported stolen by the Miami Police Department, in line with a police arrest document.
A police helicopter began following the Nissan at about 9:05 p.m., at a Quick Stop retailer at 3101 NW 46 St., in Miami-Dade’s Brownsville community, and detectives in patrol automobiles adopted as Rodriguez drove southbound on Northwest 32 Avenue, in line with police.
One of the gunmen fired on the detectives in the world of Northwest 26 Street and 26 Avenue after which Rodriguez sped away, using recklessly till he crashed at Northwest 23 Street and 12 Avenue, in line with the Miami-Dade police arrest document.
A detective with the MDPD Robbery Intervention Detail reported shooting Avila in the chest after he produced a firearm, data display. A health care provider pronounced him useless at Jackson Memorial Hospital’s Ryder Trauma Center in a while after 9:45 p.m., data display.
According to police, investigators later discovered a Smith & Wesson, 9mm pistol subsequent to Avila that had a spent casing lodged, which had did not eject from throughout the barrel. The Florida Department of Law Enforcement was investigating the police shooting.
Miami-Dade courtroom data display Avila was on a 6-year probation for a 2019 Miami police case on fees of cocaine ownership, annoyed battery with physically hurt, and resisting arrest with out violence, and he was accused of violating his probation on Sept. 15.
Corrections officials booked Aguabella, 29, at about 8:50 a.m., on Sept. 26, on the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center, Rodriguez, at about 9:35 a.m., on Sept. 26 on the Metrowest Detention Center, in line with county inmate data Monday.
Miami-Dade courtroom data display Rodriguez had 3 open circumstances on Monday.
Prosecutors filed two circumstances on Sept. 27 for fleeing and eluding police and petit robbery, and any other on Sept. 30 for second-degree homicide prison carjacking, second-degree homicide resisting arrest, and second-degree homicide fleeing and eluding police. His arraignment is at 9 a.m. on Oct. 16.
Miami-Dade courtroom data display Miami-Dade police officials arrested Aguabella in April closing yr accusing him of grand robbery and using with a suspended license. He was on a short lived probation before prosecutors closed the case in November. Corrections held him on fees of fleeing and eluding police, two counts of armed theft, and petit robbery. His bond was set at $13,501.
Detectives have been asking any person with information concerning the case to name Miami-Dade County Crime Stoppers at 305-471-8477.
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