Non-licensed drivers in the fatal Miami-Dade-Hit-and-Run crash had 2 arrest warrants

Miami-Dade County, Fla. -The Miami-Dade members accused a 35-year-old man who had two open banking commands to kill a man and drive without a driver's license.

Miguel Gonzalez appeared in court on Monday after the MPs arrested him because of the hit-and-run crash, in which Antonio Hernandez was killed in Northwest 32 Avenue and 95 street on Sunday.

After the crash at around 5.10 p.m. in the West Little River quarter, the Fire Rescue personnel Hernandez brought Hernandez to the Ryder Trauma Center of the Jackson Memorial Hospital, where he later died, as recordings.

The deputies reported on the arrest of Gonzalez after a witness made his day available in Florida and a deputy had found him and the damaged car in his house in the neighborhood of West View, as the arrest report shows.

The MPs reported that Gonzalez admitted to his participation, and a surveillance camera was recorded by a video for the “violent crash”, according to the arrest report.

Inseless records show that Gonzalez was accused of leaving the place of a fatal crash and causing death while driving without a driver's license. Its bond was 35,000 US dollars.