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A Miami Beach real estate agent is spearheading an online effort to name a new Alton Road park after Israel "Reefa" Hernandez. Miami Beach police fatally Tasered the teen in 2013 after catching him tagging an abandoned McDonald's.
'Reefa' Review: A Trite Retelling of a Real-Life Miami Tragedy 'Reefa' Review: A Trite Retelling of a Real-Life Miami Tragedy An immigrant graffiti artist paints big and dreams bigger in a true story that means well but won't let reality intrude on movie convention. Jessica Kiang, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Director: Jessica Kavan Dornbusch With: Tyler Dean Flores, Clara McGregor, José Zúñiga, Margarita Rosa de Francisco, Cinthya Carmona, Ricardo Chavira, George Sear, Ezana Alem, Karlos Sanchez. Running time: Running time: 96 MIN. Courtesy of Gato Suaya It’s the summer of 2013 and...
Published 2 hours ago • Updated 2 hours ago Telemundo A film about the life of a young graffiti artist who died after a Miami Beach officer shot him with a Taser is coming to a Miami theater with special screenings this weekend. "Reefa" is about Israel "Reefa" Hernandez, the 18-year-old who died in August 2013 after the fatal police encounter. Download our mobile app for iOS to get alerts for local breaking news and weather. Police had spotted Hernandez spraying graffiti on an abandoned building and an officer shot him with the Taser during a foot chase. He died a short time later at ...