Four Miami-Dade Officers Indicted for 2019 Shootout Deaths
Indictments follow a four-year investigation into a fatal police shootout that killed a UPS driver and a bystander.
- The officers face manslaughter charges for the deaths of a hijacked UPS driver and a motorist.
- The shootout occurred after a high-speed chase following a jewelry store robbery.
- The grand jury decision came after months of evidence review.
- If convicted, the officers could face up to 30 years in prison, though lesser sentences are likely for first-time offenders.
- This case marks a rare instance of Florida officers being charged for on-duty killings.