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Daily Mail
a day ago
- Daily Mail
Unbelievable bloodbath caught on camera after pedestrian walking down Florida street encountered evil driver
Unbelievable footage caught the moment a pedestrian in Florida was launched several feet into the air by an evil driver who then attempted to flee the scene on foot. Andres Fiallo Estupinan, 36, was allegedly speeding through a residential neighborhood of Shenandoah Park, about three miles west of Miami, when he struck and killed a pedestrian. The victim, who had been jogging down the street just before 7pm on Monday, was 'struck from behind... causing him to go airborne while severing both of his legs,' according an arrest report obtained by NBC 6 News. They were pronounced deceased on the scene and have yet to be identified. Disturbing footage from a nearby Tesla caught the horrific moment the impact hurled the victim several feet into the air. The driver, in a Volkswagen Passat, was driving at high speeds and also collided with an ice-cream truck and two parked vehicles after the pedestrian was hit, according to authorities. A woman inside the ice-cream truck and Estupinan were both hospitalized following the collision. Witnesses told police that Estupinan 'immediately [exited] the driver seat and began to run away from the crash without rendering aid to the pedestrian/victim and did not appear to contact emergency services.' One neighbor told the outlet: 'I came out because there was a huge sound. It looked like a bomb. I never expected it was an accident.' Some onlookers held the driver down until law enforcement arrived on the scene, according to the arrest report. Marcos Mere told WSVN: 'There's a commotion, and I turned to the park, and there was like a fight, and I said, "What is going on?" 'And then it was because they had pinned the guy, they were holding the guy down. 'He tried to escape. He tried to flee inside the park, and other people start- they jumped him.' Juan Lugo, the son of the woman injured in the ice cream truck, said he was called by someone on the scene of the incident and he rushed to be at hospital to be with her. Her current condition remains unclear. Neighbors said the crash highlighted the increased concerns surrounding the speeds drivers take around the neighborhood. 'This is horrible. This is a neighborhood. We've got kids everywhere,' one neighbor told NBC 6. 'People fly down this road, not just during school hours, but even in the middle of the day and at night.' Estupinan has been arrested following hospitalization.
Yahoo
2 days ago
- Yahoo
Man shot while delivering ice cream in Columbia neighborhood
COLUMBIA, Tenn. (WKRN) — A man shot while serving ice cream in a Columbia neighborhood shared his story with News 2. Byron Childers has been accused of fatally shooting two of his neighbors before turning the gun on ice cream truck driver Mandu Johnson. RELATED: Suspect in Columbia double homicide speaks from jail Johnson said that he runs the ice cream truck as a side business. It had been a good Saturday until he saw something that terrified him. 'He had a pistol in one hand and a rifle in the other hand,' Mandu said. 'I thought, 'Man, that's weird.'' Childers allegedly shot and killed 46-year-old and 51-year-old 'I feel a round go through the truck and hit me,' Mandu said. 'It tears into my body.' Although Johnson was hurt, he drove to his house before parking on his lawn and jumping out of the truck. His wife, Adrienne Johnson, and his children were there when Johnson arrived. 'I heard the music from the truck pull in the yard and thought, 'Wow, he must have had a great day selling ice cream. He's home early,'' Adrienne said. 'That was not the case.' Mandu was taken to Vanderbilt University Medical Center for treatment of his injuries. Though he's been able to start recovering from his injuries, the Johnsons recognized that not all of their neighbors were so lucky. 'He took lives and he's changed ours and it's horrible. It's absolutely horrific,' Adrienne said. 'I am so sad for what those families have gone through.' When News 2 spoke with Childers, he did not provide any motive for the shootings. As of publication, he's being held without bond. Mandu told News 2 that he's a former Marine. 'I survived two war zones — Iraq and Afghanistan — to get shot in a neighborhood, a residential neighborhood, back home,' Mandu said. 'It's kind of ironic.' Mandu said that as soon as he's recovered, he plans to be back in his truck selling ice cream. PREVIOUS: New details emerge following deadly shooting in Columbia neighborhood 'I am going to keep the bullet holes in there just to let the guy know he couldn't stop me,' Mandu said. Mandu has an upcoming surgery to get a second bullet removed. It's taken an emotional and financial toll on the family. If you want to donate to a GoFundMe to support Mandu, you can Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
