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Gamaly Hollis has been given a reprieve from prosecutors’ request to send her back to jail for posting news articles about the police officer who shot and killed her mentally ill son feet from where she stood in her Kendale Lakes apartment.
Calling her “an inherent danger to the community,” prosecutors on Friday asked a Miami judge to revoke the bond of Gamaly Hollis and return her to jail. The reason: The 51-year-old mother posted news articles on Facebook recounting her arrest on charges of stalking a Miami-Dade police officer who had shot and killed her mentally ill son.
‘She’s indigent. She has spent 364 days in jail with credit time served. She’s lost her house.’
The Alliance for Hispanic Advancement (AHA) took strides in 2023 to continue engagement, opportunity and outreach efforts for the local Hispanic community.