MIAMI BEACH, Fla. — The Miami Beach city commission voted against extending curfew restrictions, a day after the city imposed an overnight curfew for South Beach following multiple fatal shootings.
During a special committee meeting on Monday, the council discussed the curfew for more than an hour, but ultimately decided against extending the city manager's full state of emergency, which would be from Thursday to Sunday.
Two people were fatally shot between Friday and Sunday morning in the area, according to the Miami Beach Police Department. According to Miami Beach Police, one person had been detained and three guns were found at the scene. The unidentified man was sent to an area hospital, where he later died from his injuries, Miami Beach Police said on Twitter.
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