Miami-Dade Amber-Alert Allue Triple Homicide

Wednesday, Jan. 29, 2020 a Miami-Dade Police Department common an amber-alert for a one-week-old baby, Andrew Caballerio. Caballeiro was final seen during a home in a 21900 retard of Southwest 187th Avenue.

Authorities trust he might be with his father, Ernesto Caballeiro (49), and they might be roving in a white Chevrolet Express with Florida permit image series HETY13. The car has a “Nesty School Services” decal, as good as a “Caution: Transporting Children” decal on a back-left door. If anyone sees a car or Caballerio greatfully call Miami-Dade Police during 305-471-2400 or dial 911. Do not try to approach, usually call authorities.

This amber-alert released comes to light amid a hideous triple murder in Miami. They trust that a father-son twin might have been abducted from a home where a murders took place. Earlier Tuesday dusk military responded to a triple homicide, where 3 women were found with apparent gunshot wounds.

A family member of one of a victims conducted a gratification check when they had not listened behind from a women. They told a Miami-Dade Police about Caballerio and a blank child. Late Tuesday dusk a military asked a open for their assistance in locating a baby and Caballerio.

Authorities have not referred to Caballerio as a suspect. However, “He’s usually not during a stage and he should be here during a residence,” settled Detective Lee Cowart of a Miami-Dade police.

It is believed during this time that Caballerio and a child are associated to one, if not all of a victims.

At this time, authorities are endangered about Caballerio’s reserve and well-being. If anyone has any information about their where-a-bouts or what might have transpired in a chateau greatfully strech out to a Miami-Dade Police.

The family and friends of a victims, as good as a Miami-Dade Police, would like to find a Caballerios and safeguard they are protected and sound.

On Wednesday, Jan. 29, a physique of Ernesto Caballeiro was found. Caballeiro was found in his white outpost in a wooded farming area of Blanton nearby Interstate 75 in Pasco County, that is north of Tampa. Around 12:30 p.m., authorities perceived a call about a questionable vehicle.

Caballeiro’s physique was fifty feet divided from a van. Apparently, Caballeiro shot himself with a rifle, Pasco County Sheriff Chris Nocco reported. The usually equipment in a outpost was a baby drug and aged receipts. No other signs of baby Caballeiro were found.

One of a people who reported saying a outpost also reported saying a blonde lady with Caballeiro in his final moments. Authorities trust that Caballeiro handed off a baby to a woman. Anyone who might have seen her or might have information that could lead to anticipating her are speedy to call a Miami-Dade Police or 911.

“If a lady is out there, greatfully come forward. we guarantee we all we caring about is that small Andrew is okay. That’s all we caring about,” Sheriff Nocco pronounced in a press release.

Authorities trust that a baby could presumably be in a Miami area or anywhere along Caballeiro’s route.

By Sheena Robertson

ABC: Amber Alert released after father, tot blank following triple murder in Florida
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NBC News: Dad and baby son sought after 3 women found passed in Miami home

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