Charles Rabin

“Can an individual who is just standing there and something breaks out be arrested? Is an individual able to run over a protester?”

The judge overseeing a sex crime trial involving the Alexander Brothers and friend Ohad Fisherman said she’d rule on a motion to dismiss the case on June 30.

A driver accused of running down and killing a Shenandoah father out for a jog has been unconscious and hospitalized since police struck him with Tasers and doctors sedated him two weeks ago as he thrashed about trying to get out of bed, the family’s attorney says.

Although prosecutors dropped the charge against Ohad Fisherman, they said they will still prosecute Alon and Oren Alexander, the twins accused of raping a woman at a Miami Beach condo on New Year’s Eve 2016.

Attorneys say it’s unusual for someone with such a serious charge — attempted murder — to remain abroad a month after a judge signed an arrest warrant.

A Miami-Dade judge ruled Wednesday Jorge Barahona was competent to stand trial in the gruesome death of a 10-year-old girl he and his wife adopted.

The driver ran a stop sign at the end of Card Sound Road at 62 miles per hour, well above the 45-mph speed limit, while reaching down to the car’s floor in search of his dropped cellphone.

Marcos Thomas Perez, a retired veteran of the City of Miami Police Department, pleaded not guilty Tuesday in Miami federal court.

Joe Martinez was found guilty last year of accepting $15,000 in exchange for backing legislation to benefit a West Kendall supermarket owner.

A judge will rule on whether the deputy can use the controversial Florida law in deaths of driver and bystander in wild Broward shootout