Out-of-state quartet accused of robberies in Miami Beach, Bay Harbor Islands

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. – Police arrested three girls and one man Monday, accusing them of committing robberies in Miami Seaside and Bay Harbor Islands.

All 4 suspects hail from out-of-state.

In accordance with arrest reviews, Miami Seaside police arrested Mellani Cashier, 24, of Louisville, Kentucky; Tyisha Redd, 27, of Hopkinsville, Kentucky; Jayla Speeding, 21, of Mishawaka, Indiana; and Nashir Wells, 21, of South Bend, Indiana.

In accordance with the reviews, the group first focused a girl and her aged mom strolling within the 200 block of thirty seventh Road, simply after 9 pm. final Tuesday.

Police stated all 4 have been sitting in Speeding’s crimson Chevrolet Malibu, when surveillance video captured Cashier and Wells get out of the automobile and stroll in the direction of the victims.

Police accused Redd of appearing as a getaway driver and Speeding of appearing as a lookout.

The report states that because the victims approached Collins Avenue, Cashier ran up and grabbed the girl’s bag and took off with Wells, entering into the car, which sped off.

On Wednesday, Miami Seaside police stated the quartet tried to steal a bag from a girl strolling alongside Pennsylvania Avenue close to Seventh Road.

Police wrote that the sufferer and Cashier struggled over the bag and the theft wasn’t profitable.

Then, on Thursday, police stated Cashier and Wells focused one other girl in Bay Harbor Islands.

Police stated Wells stole a small purse from a girl who was speaking on her cellphone whereas sitting on a bus bench outdoors a enterprise on Kane Concourse, simply after 7 p.m.

The sufferer tried chasing after the pair however fell, sustaining minor accidents, in accordance with the report.

Police wrote {that a} theft detective noticed the Malibu heading eastbound on the Julia Tuttle Causeway in the direction of Miami Seaside at round 9:30 a.m. Monday.

Miami Seaside patrol officers pulled over the automobile on a visitors violation and arrested all 4, the report states.

The 4 have been being held in Miami-Dade jail on theft expenses.