Miami Gardens (33056) – An elderly woman was tragically killed in an apparent dog attack in Miami Gardens on Monday morning, according to police. The incident occurred near NW 187th Street and 32nd Avenue, where neighbors reported hearing screams before authorities arrived. Miami Gardens Police confirmed the victim, believed to be in her 70s, was pronounced dead at the scene. Animal Control officers later removed several dogs from the property for investigation. This marks the second fatal dog-related incident in Miami-Dade County this year, raising community concerns about safety and pet ownership laws. Authorities are urging residents to report aggressive or stray dogs immediately.
Key Facts
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BREAKING: Elderly woman fatally mauled in Miami Gardens neighborhood
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IMPACT: Victim identified as a local resident in her 70s
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OFFICIAL SOURCE: “This appears to be a dog attack,” – Miami Gardens Police
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ACTION: Residents urged to remain cautious, report aggressive dogs immediately
Impact Of Local News
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Precise Location: Miami Gardens (33056) – Near NW 187th Street and 32nd Avenue
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Community Connection: “This is terrifying for our neighborhood,” – James Rivera, local resident
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Crisis Response
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IMMEDIATE RESOURCES:
» Miami-Dade Animal Services: 305-884-1101
» Victim Support Hotline: 305-358-HELP -
OFFICIAL GUIDANCE:
“Avoid approaching stray or aggressive animals. Call authorities immediately.”
– Lt. Carla Mendez, Miami Gardens Police
Community Pulse
“Should stricter dog ownership laws be enforced in Miami Gardens?
👍 Yes, for public safety 👎 No, existing laws are enough
Sound off in comments – city officials reviewing feedback.”
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