Boy, 5, named Ramsey Cole dies after hit-and-run accident || Homestead News

Boy, 5, named Ramsey Cole dies after hit and run accident

Homestead News

Homestead, Fl. — Five-year-old Ramsey Cole Jr., died after a driver ran him over and didn’t stop to help him in May and Homestead officials have yet to catch the killer.

Ramsey’s father, Ramsey Cole, is haunted by the moment his daughter rushes in to tell him it happened when they cross Redland Road to walk from Blackie Park to the corner of the Family Dollar Store in Homestead.

Ramsey’s 13-year-old brother and other children witnessed the tragedy on May 29. Detectives have surveillance video showing a pickup truck pulling a U-Haul trailer. They consider the driver of the truck to be a person of interest.

The family is appealing to the public for help to catch the killer.

“He was a fun-loving boy. He loved to play sports: basketball, football, ”said the grief-stricken father.

Ramsey’s mother, Kimberly Preston, said the family needed justice.

“This is hurting. No one wants to go through this,” Preston said. “I just need to know whoever did this to my son … I am going to miss everything about my son.  He was my everything. His smile. His words.”

They are asking anyone with information about the fatal hit-and-run crash to call Miami-Dade County Crime Stoppers at 305-471-8477.

Stay tuned for more updates and Homestead News.

Woman Wanted that Stole the Diamond Ring of Cost $15,000

Woman Wanted that Stole the Diamond Ring of Cost $15,000 1

 

KEY WEST, FLORIDA- Detectives are trying to find out the woman who stole an expensive diamond ring in Key West. Authorities informed that the ring cost about $15,000. 

‘’Woman might be from Homestead but could be living in the Lower Keys,’’ authorities said.

According to authorities, she was a white lady, possibly Hispanic, with brown hair and eyes.

She was wearing a one-piece jumper suit at the time of the incident, detectives said.  

The ring is described as a 17-Karat white gold, size 7, with three diamonds on it. 

The Police offered a reward of $5,000 for information that leads to an arrest of the lady. 

The Police released a photo of the suspect. Anyone with information is asked to call crime stoppers.

 

11-year-old girl missing from foster home in Homestead

Homestead

HOMESTEAD, FLORIDA: The Homestead Police Department has issued a missing report for an 11-year-old girl.

11-year-old Kanaiya Smith was last seen at her foster parents’ home. The reports say walked away from her foster home Monday afternoon.

“We know that from one moment to the next, she was gone,” said Sgt. Fernando Morales, a spokesman for Homestead police.

The Homestead Police Department reached out for help in finding the little girl on Tuesday.

“We believe that she possibly ran away,” Morales said. “There are no signs that she was abducted.”

Kanaiya is described as 5 feet, 1 inch tall and weighs 95 pounds.

The reports say she was last seen in the 300 block of Northeast 30th Avenue.

Anyone who has information regarding the missing girl is urged to call 305-247-1535.