The Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office is urging anyone with information about the hit-and-run incident that occurred early on August 31, 2025, around 5:26 a.m. to come forward. The fatal accident took place in the 3400 block of NW 32 Avenue and involved a vehicle that left the scene without providing aid or information to authorities. Detectives in the Traffic Homicide Bureau, led by Detective M. Tapanes, have issued a BOLO (Be On the Lookout) for the vehicle and the driver involved. Hit-and-run accidents pose significant challenges to law enforcement and severely impact victims and their families. In this case, a woman was gravely injured, and emergency responders worked promptly to secure the scene. Police lines were established to prevent public interference during the investigation. The Sheriff’s Department emphasizes the importance of public cooperation, reminding drivers and witnesses that fleeing the scene of a crash is a serious offense and greatly hinders the judicial process. The community, particularly Cuban residents in Miami and Hialeah, are also encouraged to stay vigilant and report any unusual activity or sightings related to the vehicle or suspects. Social media platforms with hashtags such as #cubanosenmiami, #noticias, and #noticiastiktok have been used by locals to spread awareness and aid in the search. Witnesses with dashcam footage or photos from the area and time of the accident can provide essential evidence to law enforcement. Driving responsibly and adhering to traffic laws are critical in preventing such tragic events. Authorities remind everyone that if you're involved in an accident, you must remain at the scene and provide assistance and your contact information. Doing so not only upholds legal obligations but also helps preserve lives. To assist with the ongoing investigation or to share any relevant information, the Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office has set up hotlines and encourages direct contact with detective M. Tapanes in the Traffic Homicide division. Community awareness and cooperation remain vital factors in resolving hit-and-run cases effectively and delivering justice to victims.