MIAMI — A Miami woman is facing an armed robbery charge after police said she pulled a knife on a supermarket manager who confronted her for stealing wine.

According to Miami police, the crime happened just before 6:30 p.m. Thursday at the Milam’s Market at 3050 SW 37th Ave., next to the Douglas Road Metrorail station.

Authorities said Cherrie Ophelia Adams, 63, of Silver Bluff, walked into the store “and proceeded to the wine section.”

The store manager on duty recognized Adams from “prior incidents” of theft and she had been previously trespassed from the business, an arrest report states.

According to police, the manager saw Adams “place several items in her bag” and leave without paying.

Authorities said the manager confronted her outside of the store and “told her to return the stolen items and to not return” and tried to take the bag of items from her, prompting Adams to pull a knife from her purse and threaten to “kill him if he did not step back.”

The report states that the manager went back to the store and called police.

Authorities said Adams remained near the business and the manager pointed her out to a responding officer, who took her into custody.

Police said they found the stolen items, as well as the knife and “several crack pipes” with suspected cocaine residue.

Besides the armed robbery charge, Adams also faces a misdemeanor charge of possession of drug paraphernalia.

As of Friday afternoon, she was being held in the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center, with a bond listed in online records as “to be set.”

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MIAMI (WSVN) – Two young people were rushed to the hospital after being shot in the City of Miami.

Police and Fire Rescue responded to the area of Northwest 13th Avenue and Fifth Street on Thursday night.

According to police, the two victims called police from separate locations, but when detectives arrived, they only found the scene at Northwest 13th Avenue.

7News cameras were rolling when paramedics rushed in the two victims to the emergency room at Jackson Memorial Hospital Ryder Trauma Center.

An investigation is underway into the incident.

Please check back on WSVN.com and 7News for more details on this developing story.

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The Miami Dolphins’ 2025 season was less than ideal as the team stumbled its way to a 7-10 record. Miami now heads into the 2026 offseason with changes across the front office and coaching staff, including a new general manager, Jon-Eric Sullivan, and a new head coach, Jeff Hafley. They have question marks up and down the roster, and they have a mess of a salary cap.

While 2025 was a rough season for Miami, not everything was miserable. The Dolphins made several offseason moves, including signing free agents to bolster their roster. Which free agent acquisition was the best?

Cornerback Jack Jones and offensive lineman Daniel Brunskill could be in the conversation as Miami’s best free agent addition. Jones started all 17 games for Miami, recording 77 tackles with two forced fumbles, six passes defensed, and one interception. Brunskill played in 16 games, starting just five times, but when the Dolphins introduced him to the lineup as a sixth offensive lineman, the running game took off. He was instrumental to Miami finding any sense of identity on offense this past year.

But I will suggest kicker Riley Patterson may be the right answer here. Originally signed to the practice squad at the end of training camp, the addition of Patterson filled a vacancy created when incumbent Jason Sanders sustained an injury that turned out to be a season-long issue. A journeyman kicker, Patterson spent time with five other teams over the previous four seasons before catching on with Miami. As the Dolphins’ kicker, Patterson set a new team record for field goal accuracy, converting on 93.1 percent of his kicks – surpassing Sanders’ 92.3 percent from the 2020 season.

Note: As was pointed out to me in the comments, I originally omitted cornerback Rasul Douglas from this list. Douglas signed a one-year contract with Miami and immediately slotted into the starting lineup. He played in 15 games, starting 13, with 62 tackles, a sack, a forced fumble, 13 passes defensed, and two interceptions. Complete oversight on my part. I still would go with Patterson as my top choice, but Douglas should have been in the article.

Who do you have as Miami’s best free agent addition from last year? Let us know in the comments below.