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A tragic incident unfolded in Miami Shores, resulting in the loss of life and critical injuries, as a man faces DUI charges following a fatal crash involving a motorcyclist.

Details of the Incident

The crash occurred at the intersection of North Miami Avenue and NW 108th Street. Carlos Humberto Fabian, a resident of North Bay Village, was driving a Volkswagen Jetta northbound on North Miami Avenue toward NE 10th Street. Reports from Miami-Dade Police indicate that he veered off the roadway into the southbound lanes, colliding with a Hyundai Sedan and a motorcycle traveling in that direction.

The motorcyclist, identified as 36-year-old Bobby Jenkins, tragically lost his life at the scene. Additionally, a female passenger on the motorcycle sustained critical injuries and was transported to Jackson Memorial Hospital’s Ryder Trauma Center for urgent medical attention.

Response and Investigation

Emergency responders and authorities swiftly arrived at the scene. Firefighters were observed attempting to access the trunk of one of the vehicles involved, while cameras captured the damaged motorcycle amidst the aftermath. Sadly, a white sheet was placed over a body, highlighting the severity of the situation.

Eyewitnesses recounted harrowing moments, with one individual, who was traveling via Uber, describing the car veering onto the wrong side of the road, striking their vehicle before colliding with others.

Legal Ramifications

Carlos Humberto Fabian now faces multiple DUI charges in connection with the fatal crash. The legal process will unfold as authorities investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident, seeking justice for the victims and their families.

As the community mourns this tragic loss, it serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of responsible driving and the devastating consequences of impaired decision-making behind the wheel.

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