Miami Springs Police Officer, William Keller, was allegedly shot and injured by Robert Knuck who was holding hostages at 1200 Robin Avenue in Miami Springs on October 27, 1975. According to the Wolfson Archives, a child hostage was brought out by sergeant Gene Duffy. Watch the tense footage of this standoff between Knuck and the Miami […]
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The Miami Springs Police Department is looking for qualified men and women to become part of our law enforcement family. We take pride in the fact that we are a community oriented department that works closely with our residents. Applicants must be Florida Certified Police Officers or close to obtaining a Florida Certification. We are […]
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The City of Miami Springs announced the launch of a new Bike Patrol Unit. According the the Police Department, “You will see officers of the Bike Patrol Unit a few times a month patrolling throughout the city. One of the benefits of the unit is they are able to traverse areas where patrol vehicles cannot.” […]
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UPDATE 8:50 AM 06/18/18: Miami Springs Police confirm the shooting is now classified as fatal after the shooting victim passed away from the injuries. Miami-Dade Police is now taking over the investigation. What Happened: According to Miami Springs Police, a shooting occurred outside the Miami Springs IHOP located at South Drive and 36 Street at 3:51 AM […]
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In a recent City of Miami Springs City Council Meeting, the Miami Springs Chief of Police, Armando Guzman, reported on speeding within the city. The Miami Springs Police Department deployed pole mounted radar devices throughout the community to gauge the amount of traffic and speeding at different areas of the community. Below you’ll find the […]
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The Village of Virginia Gardens selected Ray “Nandy” Hernandez as the new Village of Virginia Gardens Police Chief after serving as acting chief for eight months.
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Retired Miami Springs Police Lieutenant, Steve Carlisle, lost his battle with cancer on August 29th, 2017. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his wife, family, and friends. Honored to have worked with Lt. Carlisle during the River Cities Festival planning over the years. He was one of the nicest people to work with and […]
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