Driver in hit-and-run crash in Miramar dies in fiery crash in Pembroke Park, deputies say
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PEMBROKE PARK, Fla. – A driver who involved in a hit-and-run crash on Thursday died after a fiery crash in Broward County, deputies said.
Miramar police officers said the driver was speeding at the 6600 block of Miramar Parkway. As officers followed, the driver struck a pedestrian and fled, police said.
Broward Sheriff’s Office deputies joined the chase. The suspect was involved in a rollover crash near the intersection of Southwest 44th Avenue and Hallandale Beach Boulevard in Pembroke Park.
A witness said flames engulfed the car. Fire Rescue personnel to the driver to the hospital. Deputies said a doctor pronounced the driver dead and the Miramar pedestrian was hospitalized.
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Tribute to Teachers: Nominate a deserving South Florida teacher
Deadline for entries is May 3
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It’s time to pay our Tribute to Teachers. The popular Local 10 campaign has launched with the nomination phase now open.
After COVID-19 forced school closures and remote learning in 2020, teachers stepped up to make the transition as smooth as possible. We received an overwhelming number of submissions last year, and we expect the same this year as both in-person and hybrid learning are the new normal for educators.
Teachers come up with creative ways to keep students engaged, give praise without asking for the same in return and many times dip into their own pockets to buy classroom supplies. Now, it’s time to say thank you in a special way.