Teen accused of stabbing boyfriend to death to face judge in court Saturday
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Teen accused of stabbing boyfriend to death to face judge in court Saturday
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MIAMI – The teen suspect in a stabbing death faced a judge Saturday.
Yahkeim “Keimo” Lollar , 18, was killed just before the holidays in December last year outside his home. His family allege his ex-girlfriend is responsible and have demanded accountability.
Jahara Malik, 17, was arrested on January 28 and taken to a juvenile assessment center.
Around the same time, Lollar’s family and supporters gathered outside the Miami-Dade State Attorney’s Office to demand answers and accountability.
Three days later, Malik was moved to adult criminal court in Miami-Dade County and charged as an adult.
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According to her arrest report, Malik, who just turned 17 years old, has no priors. Her bond was set at $50,000 and she has to wear an ankle bracelet.
Her attorney said that after the stabbing, Malik stayed on the scene and provided medical attention.
Lollar’s family told CBS News Miami that Lollar, a high school senior and football running back, was having relationship problems.
“I want justice. That would at least ease the pain a little bit,” Lollar’s mother said recently. “I shouldn’t have to be fighting for my son’s justice.”
Malik’s arraignment hearing is set for February 4.
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Nadirah Sabir
Nadirah Sabir is a digital media producer for CBS Miami and has been with the team since 2022. Previously, Nadirah served as a World Affairs Fellow for the International Center of Journalists and an Editorial Trainer for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
USA TODAY Sports’ Christian D’Andrea breaks down the top cornerback studs, sleepers and deep sleepers in the 2026 NFL Draft.
The 2026 NFL Draft will be held Thursday, April 23 through Saturday April 25 in Pittsburgh, and the Miami Dolphins have needs at many positions.
The Dolphins could use players at cornerback, guard, safety, defensive end/edge and wide receiver and/or tight end.
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The Miami Dolphins hold 11 picks in the draft, including 11th overall (first round), 30th overall (first round), 43th overall (second round) and three third-round picks.
The second first-round pick was acquired in a deal of Jaylen Waddle to Denver.
First-year general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan and first-year coach Jeff Hafley have replaced Chris Grier and Mike McDaniel.
In previous mock drafts conducted this year by our Joe Schad, the selections have been:
Mock 1.0: CB Mansoor Delane, LSU
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Mock 2.0: CB Jermod McCoy, Tennessee
7-round mock draft: Mansoor Delane, LSU
3-round mock draft: Mansoor Delane, LSU
Here is mock draft 3.0 from Joe Schad:
2026 NFL Mock Draft
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The Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office is investigating a shooting involving one of its deputies in southwest Miami-Dade.
Assistant Sheriff Fernand Charles Jr., speaking at a press conference, reported that at approximately 3:30 p.m., a call was received about a firearm threat at a park located at SW 216th Street and 113 Avenue.
When deputies responded, they found a group of four juveniles at SW 222nd Street and 112nd Avenue. According to Charles Jr., a confrontation ensued, and one of the deputies discharged his weapon, striking a 15-year-old boy.
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The subject was grazed in the ankle, and he was transported by Miami-Dade Fire Rescue in stable condition, Charles Jr. said.
Charles Jr. added that police recovered a firearm with an extended clip near where the teen was struck.
The three other teenagers were taken into custody by police. It is unclear what charges they will face.
