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Gunfire Chaos Rattles Garden Vista Apartments In Miami Gardens

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Published on June 26, 2026
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Miami Gardens residents were jolted Thursday by a rapid burst of gunfire that drew police to multiple locations clustered around Northwest 47th Avenue and 183rd Street, including a CVS pharmacy, a Marathon gas station and the Garden Vista apartments.

Officers quickly spread out across the area, treating it as several active scenes while they tried to piece together what happened. Investigators placed numerous evidence markers on the ground and began canvassing the neighborhood, going door to door in search of witnesses, according to NBC6 South Florida. The station reports that police have not yet released additional information about the incident.

Resident Accounts And On-Scene Details

Neighbors told NBC6 South Florida that the gunfire seemed to come from the Garden Vista apartment complex and that an argument between two people may have broken out just before the shots rang out.

“Boom, boom, boom, clicking the trigger multiple times,” recalled Dayhant Cadiz, who works nearby, describing to the station how quickly the shooting unfolded.

How This Fits Into A Broader Pattern

The call adds to a growing list of gun-related incidents in Miami Gardens this year. In April, a triple shooting near a fast-food restaurant left several people hospitalized, as reported by the Miami Herald. On June 9, investigators also probed a separate deadly confrontation that police described as stemming from an attempted robbery, Local 10 reported.

How To Share Tips Or Video With Police

Officials are urging anyone who witnessed the incident or captured it on video to come forward so detectives can review footage and follow potential leads.

The City of Miami Gardens notes that non-emergency tips can be reported to the Miami Gardens Police Department at (305) 474-MGPD (6473) or anonymously to Miami‑Dade Crime Stoppers at 305‑471‑TIPS (8477).

This story will be updated as authorities release more details. Anyone with immediate information should call 911.

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