NewzA hit-and-run crash that occurred last month in Pompano Beach remains an active investigation.According to homicide detectives with the Broward Sheriff’s Office, deputies responded to the 1700 block of northwest 16th Avenue on Sunday, Aug. after receiving reports of a person lying on the side of the road near a bicycle. Pompano Beach Fire Rescue crews also responded and pronounced the victim deceased at the scene.
He has since been identified as Jacob Robinson. Detectives said the bicycle appeared to have been hit by a car, and that an autopsy revealed Robinson sustained injuries consistent with being hit by a car. Authorities are asking anyone who has information on the case to call BSO at 954-321-4844 or to contact Broward Crime Stopers at 954-493-TIPS to remain anonymous.A reward of up to $5,000 is being offered for any tips through Crime Stoppers that leads to an arrest.
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He is being held without bond, according to officials.Cottrell was reported missing July 4, 2024. He was found dead two days later in the East Precinct area of Birmingham. His death was ruled a homicide, according to police.Police have not identified the relationship between the suspect and victim.“This arrest, as well as the other arrest on cases from previous years, show how relentless our department is and how dedicated our officers are.
We never stop working for justice,” Birmingham Police Chief Michael Pickett said. “We will continue to pursue those responsible for violent crimes, no matter where they may run. We will continue to seek justice for Deundray Cottrell and his family and remain committed to holding those responsible accountable,” Pickett said.
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