It was a group of teenagers who were in Mass shooting scene outside Kendall hookah bar On Monday, authorities said they had been arrested in connection with another shooting incident on the Turnpike, Florida.
Miami-Dade police said the shooting on the Turnpike occurred around 2 a.m. Sunday in the south lanes near Southwest 312nd Street, about 20 minutes before the shooting in front of the Hookah Inn on Southwest 109th Court.
According to arrest reports, the teens, identified as 19-year-old Keshad Richardson and a 17-year-old boy, sat in a red Chevrolet Malibu outside the Hookah Inn watching people who were there to celebrate graduation.
Reports say the teens, who are from the Perrin area of Miami-Dade, have an ongoing dispute with another group from Florida City.
Reports said the teens spent “a significant amount of time” outside the hookah bar and left the area.
Reports said that while driving down the turnpike, they saw a gray Nissan that they realized was in a hookah bar, approached and opened fire.
The driver of the Altima was hit in the leg and a passenger was not injured. The driver himself drove the car to a local hospital, where his condition was stable.
The three teenagers were arrested for attempted murder. The attorney’s information was not available.
Police did not say whether the teens were suspected of shooting in front of a shisha bar that left three dead and five injured.
Investigators said a group of people at the party were standing outside the store when the shooting broke out. Tilisha Taylor, an officer with the Florida Department of Corrections, was killed in the shooting.
Police said two men fled the scene and were found dead in a car that crashed into a wall on the Miami-Dade College campus.
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