Exclusive: Spring breakers run for their
lives as gunshots ring out in Miami: Students
are trampled, lose their belongings and
hide in alleyways when a day of sun, sea
and booze-fueled partying ends in terror
Posted By: Imright, 3/20/2022 5:58:26 AM
Spring breakers were running for their lives after shots rang out in Miami Beach, Florida early Sunday morning.Flocks of panicked college students fled the area surrounding Kantina Restaurant on Ocean Drive, a popular South Beach thoroughfare known for its bars, dining and nightlife, after multiple gunshots were fired.The fleeing party-goers were seen trampling each other and dropping their belongs, such as cell phones and shoes, as they sought shelter in alleyways and other hiding spots, according to a DailyMail.com journalist at the scene. At least one woman was shot in the leg and another individual removed from the premise on a stretcher.
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Power for Probe into Potential 2020 Election Fraud 12 replies
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reveal new info, recommend legislation
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reveal new info, recommend legislation
and penalties 21 replies
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