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***** UPDATE *****
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Missing Person/Boater |
Case #: |
PD150525191680 |
Date & Time of Occurrence: |
05/24/2015 at approx. 11:09 p.m. |
Address of Occurrence: |
Within a 3 mile radius of Matheson Hammocks Marina |
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Miami, Florida |
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Victim #1: |
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Victim's Name: |
Lauren Jenee Lamar, (B/F) |
Victim's DOB: |
10/28/1988 |
Victim's Age: |
26 |
Victim's Address: |
801 Brickell Bay Drive #1763 |
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Miami, Florida |
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Driver #1: |
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Driver's Name: |
Russell Bruce, (W/M) |
Driver's DOB: |
08/01/1969 |
Driver's Age: |
45 |
Driver's Address: |
7441 SW 66 Street |
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Miami, Florida |
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Vessel #1: |
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Vessel Make/Model: |
2008 30' Concept |
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(Miami-Dade County, FL) -- The Miami-Dade Police Department, Marine Patrol Unit, received a call in reference to a missing boater. According to investigators, a 30' Concept vessel docked at Matheson Hammocks Marina and realized that a passenger was missing. The driver of the vessel contacted security personnel who then contacted authorities. A multi-agency search team continue to search a three mile radius from Matheson Hammocks Marina. The Miami-Dade Police Department, Missing Persons Unit is interviewing the driver of the vessel and the other passenger. At the present time, this continues to be a "search and rescue" mission until the proper authorities determine it to be a "search and recovery".
Passenger: Alicia Nicole Bartolota - W/F - D.O.B. 06/19/1986 (28) - 14022 Ave of the Groves, Winter Gardens, Florida, 34787
Update #1: On today's date, May 26, 2015, at approximately 6:39 a.m., the United States Coast Guard, air unit, discovered what appeared to be a floating body in the bay area by Matheson Hammock Park & Marina. United States Coast Guard boat responded to the scene and confirmed that the floating body was in fact of a black female. The Miami-Dade Police Department, Homicide Bureau, is now conducting a death investigation of a black female. The Miami-Dade Medical Examiner's Office responded to the scene, where the body was then transported to their office for an autopsy and provide a positive identification of the victim.
The investigation continues...
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