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🗂 Case Summary Brief: State v. Marcus “Tone” Rivera Miami-Dade Police Department – Homicide Bureau Case No.: 24-2025-H-331
I. Overview On April 13, 2025, at approximately 23:42 hours, Miami-Dade Police Department (MDPD) units responded to reports of multiple gunshots near NW 18th Avenue and NW 62nd Street in Miami’s Liberty City neighborhood. Upon arrival, officers discovered Jermaine Holloway (male, 29) deceased beside a silver Honda Civic, with multiple gunshot wounds to the torso.
ShotSpotter acoustic detection confirmed six discharges at 23:42:18 hrs. 911 callers reported a dark-colored vehicle fleeing northbound immediately after the gunfire.
Lead responsibility was assigned to Detective Ana Delgado (#4128) of the MDPD Homicide Bureau, with Sergeant Rafael Montoya as field supervisor.
II. Initial Response and Scene Management Patrol units (Officers Redding and Cho) arrived within three minutes, secured the area, and established a crime-scene perimeter. Detective Delgado arrived at 00:12 hrs, assumed command, and directed:
• Scene processing by Crime Scene Unit Technician E. Chen. • Neighborhood canvass by Officers Redding and Cho (resulting in discovery of RING
footage). • Coordination with the Real-Time Crime Center (RTCC) to retrieve nearby License
Plate Reader (LPR) hits.
The RING doorbell video (Andre Bennett) captured an argument followed by six gunshots and a vehicle engine accelerating northbound.
III. Witness Information
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Witness Location Key Statement
Tanya Lopez (bartender) King’s Hookah Lounge
Observed verbal dispute between Holloway and “Tone” (Marcus Rivera) minutes before shooting.
Carlos Torres (parking attendant)
Hookah Lounge Lot
Heard Tone accuse Holloway of “talking to cops”; observed dark blue Charger leaving scene.
Andre Bennett (resident) 1710 NW 18 Ave
RING footage captured argument and shots; heard “Tone, stop playin’.”
Danielle Green (driver) Passing motorist
Saw muzzle flashes and dark Charger speeding northbound; partial plate “QZ.”
IV. Digital and Forensic Evidence
1. ShotSpotter
• Recorded six distinct impulses at 23:42:18 hrs; GPS match to 25.83941° N / −80.21297° W.
• Corroborates timeline of witness accounts.
2. License Plate Reader (LPR) Data
• Dark blue 2018 Dodge Charger, FL Tag QXZ-92J, registered to Luis Navarro (Rivera’s cousin).
• Captured four times between 23:43 and 23:55 hrs along a north-east vector toward Opa- locka.
• Confirms flight pattern consistent with suspect egress.
3. Cell-Site Location Information (CSLI)
• Pings from Rivera’s iPhone (786-555-4732) show stationary signals near NW 18th Ave until 23:42, then movement north and east paralleling LPR detections.
• Confidence radius within 120–300 m; consistent with transit data.
4. Ballistics / NIBIN
• Six 9 mm casings and one projectile fragment matched to Glock 19 (#BKX732) previously seized from Rivera in a 2023 firearm case.
• NIBIN correlation #N2025-0414-118 = 97 % match to Rivera’s prior weapon profile.
V. Investigative Follow-Up
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Det. Delgado prepared a search-warrant affidavit (April 15, 2025) for Rivera’s cell-site, iCloud, and social-media data, citing witness identifications, LPR correlation, and ballistic confirmation as probable cause. A return from Sprint Wireless later confirmed post-incident activity consistent with flight and subsequent communication with known associates in Hialeah.
VI. Intelligence Synthesis Analyst Valerie Pacheco (Crime Analysis Unit) integrated ShotSpotter, LPR, and CSLI data into a temporal-spatial map, confirming Rivera’s departure trajectory from Liberty City to Opa-locka within 13 minutes post-incident. The integration demonstrates how multi-source intelligence (acoustic, visual, digital) converges to strengthen an investigative narrative.
Jurisdiction: Miami-Dade Police Department Case No.: 24-2025-H-331 Offense: Homicide – Firearm Location: NW 18th Avenue / NW 62nd Street, Liberty City Date/Time: April 13, 2025, 23:42 hrs CAD Event No.: 25-0413-8821 ShotSpotter Activation: ID #MD-25-0413-880 – 6 rounds detected at 23:42:18 hrs
🚨 Response and Notification Sequence
Time (hrs) Event Action / Report Source
23:42:18 ShotSpotter detects six (6) rounds in 800 block of NW 18th Ave; alerts Communications.
ShotSpotter automated alert transmitted to CAD and MDPD Northside patrols.
23:42:52 911 calls begin reporting shots fired. CAD Log initiated: Event 25-0413- 8821.
23:44:01 Units 22-B (Ofc. J. Redding / Ofc. L. Cho) dispatched. CAD entry with GPS timestamp.
23:45:28 Unit 22-B arrives; locates victim Jermaine Holloway unresponsive near silver Honda Accord.
Initial Incident Report (Ofc. Redding).
23:47:00 MDFR Unit 12 arrives; victim pronounced deceased at 23:56 hrs.
Fire/Rescue log cross-referenced in CAD.
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Time (hrs) Event Action / Report Source
23:50:11 Supervisor Sgt. Rafael Montoya #3319 notified; homicide activation authorized. Supervisor Notification Log.
00:12 (Apr 14)
Homicide Unit notified; Det. Ana Delgado #4128 assigned as lead investigator. Homicide Bureau Dispatch Record.
00:38 Det. Delgado arrives on scene; briefed by Sgt. Montoya. Homicide Narrative Report.
00:45– 02:15
Scene processing by CSU Tech E. Chen; shell casings, projectile recovered, photos taken. Forensic Scene Log.
01:05– 02:20
Patrol Officers Redding and Cho begin door- to-door canvass under Det. Delgado’s instruction.
Canvass Summary Report.
01:35 Resident Andre Bennett provides RING footage of incident. Officer Cho Supplement Report.
02:40 Det. Delgado requests LPR query from Crime Analysis Unit (CAU).
Analyst Memo #CAU-25-0414- 118.
03:10 CAU reports blue Dodge Charger FL Tag QXZ-92J captured near scene at 23:43 and again at 23:46.
CAU Report attached.
09:15 Det. Delgado contacts FDLE lab for preliminary ballistics correlation. Lab Request Form 25-H331-BALL.
Apr 14 – 16
Witnesses Lopez, Bennett, and two new witnesses (Torres and Green) interviewed. Witness Statements A–D.
Apr 15 10:12
Search Warrant 24-SW-314 executed – T- Mobile records, cell-site data. Affidavit and return filed.
👮 Personnel Assignments
Name / Rank Assignment Deliverable
Det. Ana Delgado #4128 Lead Investigator Incident Narrative, Coordination Logs, Warrant Affidavits
Sgt. Rafael Montoya #3319 Field Supervisor Supervisor Log / Scene Oversight
Ofc. J. Redding #5217 Scene Security / Canvass Patrol Report + Witness Contact Logs
Ofc. L. Cho #5543 Canvass / Video Retrieval Supplement Report (RING Footage)
CSU Tech Erik Chen #3184 Scene Processing Evidence Collection Log + Photo Sheet Crime Analyst Valerie Pacheco #7021 CAU Support LPR Correlation & Mapping Memo
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Name / Rank Assignment Deliverable FDLE Analyst Dr. Simon Patel
Ballistics Examination
Lab Preliminary Findings (6 casings match 9mm Glock)
👥 Witness Overview
Witness Relationship / Relevance Statement Summary
Tanya Lopez (W1)
Bartender, King’s Hookah Lounge
Observed verbal dispute between Holloway and Rivera; “Tone” was yelling, appeared intoxicated.
Andre Bennett (W2) Resident, NW 18 Ave Provided RING footage capturing shots fired;
recognized “Tone” nickname from neighborhood. Carlos Torres (W3)
Parking attendant, adjacent lot
Saw Holloway’s Honda followed by dark sedan leaving northbound immediately after shots.
Danielle Green (W4)
Uber driver passing intersection
Observed flash of gunfire; provided partial vehicle plate (“QZ–92”).
🗂 Miami-Dade Police Department HOMICIDE BUREAU – NARRATIVE REPORT
Case No.: 24-2025-H-331 Report Date: April 14, 2025 Investigating Unit: Homicide Bureau, Miami-Dade Police Department Lead Investigator: Det. Ana Delgado #4128 Supervisor: Sgt. Rafael Montoya #3319 Incident Type: Homicide – Firearm (F.S. 782.04) Location: NW 18th Avenue / NW 62nd Street, Miami, FL 33142 Date/Time of Offense: April 13, 2025, 23:42 hrs
I. Assignment and Notification
On April 14, 2025, at approximately 00:12 hrs, I, Detective Ana Delgado #4128, was notified by the MDPD Communications Section of a confirmed homicide under CAD Event 25-0413- 8821. The event originated from multiple 911 calls and a ShotSpotter alert (ID #MD-25-0413-
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880) indicating six rounds discharged at 23:42:18 hrs in the 800 block of NW 18th Avenue, Liberty City.
The Northside Patrol Supervisor, Sgt. Rafael Montoya #3319, responded as scene commander and requested Homicide Bureau activation. I was assigned as Lead Investigator and proceeded to the scene at 00:18 hrs, arriving at approximately 00:38 hrs.
Upon arrival, I met with Sgt. Montoya, who had established a perimeter and scene log. Officers J. Redding #5217 and L. Cho #5543 were on scene maintaining security and had located the victim, identified via FL driver’s license as Jermaine Holloway, B/M, DOB 02/17/1998. Miami-Dade Fire Rescue had pronounced Holloway deceased at 23:56 hrs.
II. Scene Overview and Initial Actions
The scene was located along the east curb lane of NW 18th Avenue near the intersection of NW 62nd Street. A silver 2012 Honda Accord (FL tag 7XH-M92) registered to the victim was parked partially in the traffic lane, driver’s door open, engine running. Six (6) 9mm shell casings were visible on the sidewalk approximately fifteen feet north of the vehicle. One projectile was observed lodged in the rear driver-side door panel.
The surrounding area consisted of small retail businesses and residential dwellings with exterior cameras visible on several properties. Weather was clear; lighting conditions moderate via street lamps and business signage.
At 00:45 hrs, I requested the Crime Scene Unit (CSU) for evidence processing and photographic documentation. CSU Tech Erik Chen #3184 arrived at 01:02 hrs and began scene processing, collecting physical evidence and marking projectile impact points.
III. Officer Assignments and Canvass
At 01:05 hrs, I directed Ofc. Redding and Ofc. Cho to conduct a door-to-door canvass within a three-block radius, focusing on potential witnesses and residential camera systems (RING, Blink, Nest). A canvass log was initiated.
• Ofc. Cho made contact at 1710 NW 18 Ave (Andre Bennett), who provided RING doorbell footage capturing partial audio of an altercation followed by six gunshots.
• Ofc. Redding interviewed Carlos Torres, a parking attendant at King’s Hookah Lounge, who witnessed the victim exit the establishment moments before the shots.
Both officers submitted supplemental reports and transferred the media to me via secure evidence upload.
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I then entered witness information into the case file for follow-up interviews.
IV. Scene Processing
Between 01:02–02:15 hrs, CSU recovered:
• (6) 9mm Luger shell casings (Item #001) • (1) deformed projectile (Item #002) • Swab samples from vehicle interior and driver door handle • Digital photographs (Scene set, evidence markers, trajectory diagram)
All items were submitted to the Forensic Services Bureau under property receipt #25-2025-H- 331A.
V. Coordination with Analytical Units
At 02:40 hrs, I contacted Crime Analyst Valerie Pacheco #7021, MDPD Crime Analysis Unit (CAU), to initiate queries for License Plate Reader (LPR) and ShotSpotter data correlation.
• LPR results (Report #CAU-25-0414-118): A dark blue Dodge Charger (FL Tag QXZ-92J) was captured traveling northbound on NW 18th Ave at 23:43 hrsand eastbound on NW 79th St at 23:46 hrs — consistent with an escape route from the scene.
• ShotSpotter log: confirmed 6 rounds detected, GPS-located at 25.83941° N, - 80.21297° W (15m accuracy), matching the crime scene coordinates.
I also submitted a request for historical cell-site data through the State Attorney’s Office Digital Forensics Liaison. A search warrant was drafted for the suspect’s cellular device records (T-Mobile).
VI. Victim and Suspect Development
Through statements and surveillance footage obtained from King’s Hookah Lounge, I identified a subject known as “Tone” (Marcus Rivera) arguing with the victim approximately ten minutes prior to the homicide. Rivera is a known associate of the “North Bloc” group and has a prior weapons possession arrest from 2023. The firearm in that case was a Glock 19, 9mm, which remains in FDLE custody. Ballistics comparison was requested.
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VII. Preliminary Findings
• Witness and digital evidence indicate a verbal altercation between Holloway and Rivera preceding the shooting.
• The suspect vehicle (dark Dodge Charger, Tag QXZ-92J) is registered to Rivera’s cousin, Luis Navarro (Hialeah, FL).
• Shell casings are consistent with ammunition used in Rivera’s prior case firearm. • Social media activity from Rivera’s account (“Tone305”) on Instagram includes a post
approximately one hour post-incident stating, “Some folks talk too much... stay dangerous 😈 .”
• Probable cause is developing for homicide under F.S. 782.04(1)(a).
VIII. Follow-Up Actions
1. Obtain signed search warrant for cellular records and residence search. 2. Conduct formal interviews of witnesses Lopez, Bennett, Torres, and Green. 3. Coordinate with FDLE for expedited ballistics analysis. 4. Prepare briefing memorandum for State Attorney’s Major Crimes Unit. 5. Submit LPR and cell-site data for ArcGIS overlay to establish route timeline.
Status
☑ Active Investigation ⬜ Closed ⬜ Cleared by Arrest Next Step: Prepare Arrest Affidavit for Marcus Rivera pending FDLE lab confirmation.
Prepared by: Det. Ana Delgado #4128 – Homicide Bureau Date/Time: April 14, 2025 – 16:45 hrs
Reviewed by: Sgt. Rafael Montoya #3319 – Homicide Supervisor Date: April 15, 2025
🗂 Miami-Dade Police Department NORTHSIDE DISTRICT – OFFENSE / INCIDENT REPORT
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Case No.: 24-2025-H-331 Report Date: April 13, 2025 Reporting Officer: Officer J. Redding #5217 Unit: Northside Patrol (22-B) Supervisor: Sgt. Rafael Montoya #3319 Location: NW 18th Avenue / NW 62nd Street, Miami, FL 33142 Offense: Homicide – Firearm (F.S. 782.04) CAD Event #: 25-0413-8821 Incident Date/Time: April 13, 2025 – 23:42 hrs
I. Dispatch and Arrival
On Sunday, April 13, 2025, at approximately 23:44 hrs, I, Officer J. Redding #5217, along with Officer L. Cho #5543, were dispatched to the area of NW 18 Avenue and NW 62 Street in reference to multiple 911 calls and a ShotSpotter activation (ID #MD-25-0413- 880) indicating six rounds discharged.
Dispatch advised callers reported a male subject lying in the street near a silver sedan. Our unit acknowledged and arrived on scene at approximately 23:45:28 hrs.
Upon arrival, we observed a silver Honda Accord (FL tag 7XH-M92) parked on the east curb, driver’s side door open. A Black male, later identified as Jermaine Holloway, was lying on his right side adjacent to the driver’s door. The subject had visible gunshot wounds to the chest area and was unresponsive.
II. Scene Security and Medical Response
I immediately requested Miami-Dade Fire Rescue (MDFR) and initiated scene control. MDFR Unit 12 arrived at approximately 23:51 hrs and confirmed no signs of life at 23:56 hrs.
At this time, I notified our shift supervisor, Sgt. Rafael Montoya #3319, who responded to the scene and assumed command. A crime scene perimeter was established using yellow barrier tape, extending approximately 75 feet north and south along NW 18 Ave. A scene log was started to record all personnel entering the area.
III. Initial Observations
• Six (6) spent 9mm shell casings observed on sidewalk east of the victim’s vehicle. • One (1) projectile hole noted in the rear driver-side door panel. • Vehicle ignition was active; headlights on.
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• A set of keys and cell phone were located on the ground near the victim’s right hand. • No immediate witnesses present upon our arrival.
The surrounding area was dimly lit; multiple commercial buildings and residential units visible with security cameras affixed to exteriors.
IV. Notifications
At 23:50 hrs, Sgt. Montoya was notified of the confirmed homicide and requested activation of Homicide Bureau and Crime Scene Unit (CSU). Dispatch confirmed notification at 00:12 hrs to Det. Ana Delgado #4128, Homicide Bureau.
I maintained the scene perimeter pending their arrival.
V. Canvass and Witness Contact
At 00:55 hrs, following the arrival of Det. Delgado, I was assigned to conduct a door-to-door canvass along NW 18th Avenue, beginning at the 1700 block.
During canvass, I made contact with:
• Carlos Torres, parking attendant for King’s Hookah Lounge (1743 NW 62 St), who stated he observed the victim arguing with a male known as “Tone” outside the lounge approximately ten minutes prior to the shots fired. Torres agreed to provide a written statement and was transported to the station for formal interview.
• Andre Bennett, resident at 1710 NW 18 Ave, who provided RING doorbell footage capturing the incident. Officer Cho collected the file using departmental USB evidence transfer protocol.
All witness information was logged and transferred to Det. Delgado.
VI. Evidence Secured
Item # Description Recovered By Disposition 001 Six (6) 9mm shell casings CSU E. Chen Submitted to Forensic Services 002 Projectile (vehicle door) CSU E. Chen Submitted to Forensic Services 003 Victim’s cell phone Ofc. Redding Secured for Homicide Unit transfer 004 RING doorbell footage Ofc. Cho Transferred to Det. Delgado
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VII. Additional Notes
• Area canvass extended north to NW 65th St; no additional witnesses located at time of report.
• Vehicle towed by MDPD Forensic Services Vehicle Transport Unit to secure bay at Headquarters for processing.
• Scene released to Homicide Bureau at 02:30 hrs following CSU clearance.
VIII. Follow-Up
All collected materials, scene log, and canvass notes submitted to Det. Delgado under property control receipt #25-2025-H331A. Case remains under active investigation.
Prepared by: Officer J. Redding #5217 – Northside Patrol Date/Time: April 14, 2025 – 03:45 hrs
Reviewed by: Sgt. Rafael Montoya #3319 – Northside Supervisor Date: April 14, 2025
🗂 Miami-Dade Police Department NORTHSIDE DISTRICT – SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT
Case No.: 24-2025-H-331 Report Date: April 14, 2025 Reporting Officer: Officer L. Cho #5543 Unit: Northside Patrol (22-B) Supervisor: Sgt. Rafael Montoya #3319 Reference: Homicide – Firearm (F.S. 782.04) Location: NW 18th Avenue / NW 62nd Street, Miami, FL 33142 Date/Time of Incident: April 13, 2025 – 23:42 hrs
I. Purpose of Report
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This report supplements the initial incident narrative prepared by Officer J. Redding #5217. It details the neighborhood canvass, identification of residential surveillance systems, and retrieval of electronic evidence following the homicide of Jermaine Holloway.
II. Assignment
At approximately 01:05 hrs, under direction of Detective Ana Delgado #4128 (Homicide Bureau), I began a systematic canvass of residences and businesses within a three-block radius of the crime scene. Primary objectives:
1. Identify potential witnesses. 2. Determine availability of exterior video/audio surveillance (RING, Blink, Nest, CCTV). 3. Document contacts in the Canvass Log.
III. Canvass Summary
Address / Location Occupant / Business Result / Notes
1710 NW 18 Ave
Andre Bennett(Resident)
Provided RING doorbell video capturing partial audio of verbal altercation and six gunshots. Bennett stated, “I heard someone say ‘Tone, stop playin’,’ then a bunch of shots.” File saved to encrypted USB drive #MD-5543-A and uploaded to Homicide secure share.
1708 NW 18 Ave
Danielle Green(Resident / Uber driver)
Reported driving past intersection at approx. 23:43 hrs, observed “flash of light and a dark car speed off.” Provided partial plate “QZ-92.” Agreed to provide formal written statement (see W-4).
1743 NW 62 St
King’s Hookah Lounge(Business)
Manager provided access to CCTV showing victim and suspect arguing outside approx. 23:38 hrs. Four MP4 files exported to USB #MD-5543-B.
1702 NW 18 Ave
Carlos Torres(Parking Attendant)**
Observed silver Honda followed by dark sedan leaving area post-incident. Contact info logged for Homicide interview.
1700 NW 18 Ave Vacant Property No occupant / no response.
1801 NW 62 St
Community Market & Deli
Owner reports exterior camera non-functional. Provided business hours and employee names for follow-up.
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IV. Video Retrieval Procedure
At 01:35 hrs, I verified the integrity of the RING video with resident Andre Bennett. The clip (1 minute 12 seconds, MP4 format) captured the following timeline:
• 23:41:53 hrs: Two male voices audible, one saying “Tone, stop playin’.” • 23:42:14 hrs: Six gunshots detected on audio. • 23:42:21 hrs: Sound of vehicle engine accelerating northbound.
I documented chain-of-custody as follows:
• USB drive #MD-5543-A sealed with tamper label #009141. • Submitted to Det. Delgado at 02:00 hrs for inclusion in Evidence Receipt #25-2025-
H331A.
V. Witness Contact Summaries
(1) Andre Bennett (W-2): Resides approximately 150 ft north of scene. Recognized the nickname “Tone.” Described voice as Hispanic male with Miami accent. Did not see suspect. Consented to release of video to law enforcement.
(2) Danielle Green (W-4): Uber driver in transit westbound on NW 62 St at time of incident. Observed a “dark Charger- type vehicle” leaving north on 18 Ave. Believed vehicle had aftermarket blue headlights. Provided contact number and license info.
VI. Follow-Up Actions
1. Delivered USB media to Det. Delgado (02:00 hrs). 2. Entered Bennett and Green contacts into case log. 3. Completed Canvass Form #22B-0413-H331 and forwarded to Homicide Bureau. 4. Notified Sgt. Montoya of successful video recovery.
VII. Observations
Neighborhood residents cooperative; area characterized by multiple privately-owned surveillance systems. Lighting adequate on main street but poor in alley behind businesses. No additional suspect descriptions obtained at this time.
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Prepared by: Ofc. L. Cho #5543 – Northside Patrol Date/Time: April 14, 2025 – 03:58 hrs
Reviewed by: Sgt. Rafael Montoya #3319 – Northside Supervisor Date: April 14, 2025
🗂 Miami-Dade Police Department WITNESS STATEMENT PACKET – Case No. 24-2025-H-331 Offense: Homicide – Firearm (F.S. 782.04) Location: NW 18 Avenue / NW 62 Street, Miami, FL 33142 Date/Time: April 13, 2025 – 23:42 hrs Lead Detective: Det. Ana Delgado #4128 Supervisor: Sgt. Rafael Montoya #3319
🧾 Witness #1 – Tanya Lopez (Bartender)
Statement Taken By: Det. Ana Delgado #4128 Date/Time: April 14, 2025 – 10:30 hrs Location: King’s Hookah Lounge, 1743 NW 62 St
My name is Tanya Lopez, and I work as the evening bartender at King’s Hookah Lounge. On Saturday night, April 13, I was working the bar when I saw Jermaine Holloway, who comes in often, talking with Marcus Rivera, who people call “Tone.” Around 11:30 p.m., they were standing near the front door arguing. I couldn’t hear everything, but Holloway said something like, “You set me up last time,” and Tone got loud, saying, “You talk too much.” Tone looked angry and had been drinking mixed drinks earlier. The security guard told them to take it outside. I saw them go toward the parking lot, and about ten minutes later, I heard several loud pops that sounded like gunfire. When I came out, cars were speeding off, and I saw Jermaine’s silver Honda with the door open. I didn’t see Tone after that. I’ve seen Tone around before. He drives a dark blue Dodge Charger, newer model. I’m willing to testify to what I saw.
Signature: Tanya Lopez Date: 04/14/25
🧾 Witness #2 – Andre Bennett (Resident)
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Statement Taken By: Det. Ana Delgado #4128 Date/Time: April 14, 2025 – 13:15 hrs Location: 1710 NW 18 Avenue
I live at 1710 NW 18 Ave, about a half block from where the shooting happened. I was home watching TV when I heard yelling outside. My front door has a RING doorbell camera, so I checked my phone and saw two men arguing by the car on the street. One of them yelled, “Tone, stop playin’!” and then there were like five or six gunshots real quick. I ducked down and called 911. I couldn’t see faces clearly because of the streetlight glare, but I recognized the voice saying “Tone” — I’ve heard people around here call a guy that before, light-skinned Hispanic dude with short hair who hangs by the lounge. I gave the officers the video file from my doorbell. It caught the audio and a shadow of a car speeding away.
Signature: Andre Bennett Date: 04/14/25
🧾 Witness #3 – Carlos Torres (Parking Attendant)
Statement Taken By: Ofc. J. Redding #5217 Date/Time: April 14, 2025 – 01:40 hrs Location: King’s Hookah Lounge Parking Lot
I’m Carlos Torres, I park cars at King’s Hookah Lounge on weekends. Around 11:35 p.m., I saw Jermaine Holloway walk out of the lounge looking upset, talking on his phone. The guy named Tone followed him out. They stood by Jermaine’s silver Honda, arguing about something — I heard Tone say, “You been talking to cops.” I went back to help another customer, then I heard what sounded like fireworks but realized it was gunshots. When I looked back, I saw a dark car, like a Charger or Challenger, take off north on 18th Ave. I didn’t see who was driving, but it was dark blue, maybe with tinted windows.
Signature: Carlos Torres Date: 04/14/25
🧾 Witness #4 – Danielle Green (Passing Motorist)
Statement Taken By: Ofc. L. Cho #5543 Date/Time: April 14, 2025 – 02:20 hrs Location: 1710 NW 18 Avenue (Field Interview)
My name is Danielle Green, and I drive for Uber at night. I was driving west on NW 62 Street toward 18 Avenue just before midnight when I heard six
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pops. I looked left down 18 Avenue and saw what looked like muzzle flashes near a silver car. A dark car — I think a Dodge Charger — sped north right after. I only saw the first two letters of the plate — “QZ.” I didn’t see who was inside. There was hardly any traffic, so it stuck out to me.
Signature: Danielle Green Date: 04/14/25
🗂 Miami-Dade Police Department CRIME ANALYSIS UNIT – INTELLIGENCE MEMORANDUM
Case No.: 24-2025-H-331 Offense: Homicide – Firearm Subject: LPR & ShotSpotter Correlation – Vehicle Movement Analysis Date: April 14, 2025 Analyst: Valerie Pacheco #7021 Supervisor: Lt. Daniel Price #3107 Requesting Officer: Det. Ana Delgado #4128, Homicide Bureau
I. Purpose
At the request of Det. Delgado, this analysis examines License Plate Reader (LPR) data and ShotSpotter activations to identify vehicular movement associated with the homicide of Jermaine Holloway (NW 18 Ave & NW 62 St, 23:42 hrs, April 13, 2025).
II. Data Sources
• ShotSpotter Alert #MD-25-0413-880: Detected six gunshots at 23:42:18 hrs, GPS 25.83941° N / -80.21297° W.
• LPR Network Nodes Queried: NW 18 Ave & NW 65 St (North Corridor) NW 79 St & 17 Ave (East Corridor) NW 27 Ave & 62 St (West Corridor) Opa-Locka Industrial District (Exit Routes)
• Query Window: April 13, 2025, 23:30–23:55 hrs • Target Plate: Partial “QZ” (from witness) → Match found to FL Tag QXZ-92J, dark
blue 2018 Dodge Charger, registered to Luis Navarro, Hialeah, FL.
III. LPR Correlation Results
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LPR records indicate the suspect vehicle made a north-to-east vector movement consistent with flight from the crime scene:
Time (hrs) Camera ID / Location Direction of
Travel Plate Vehicle Description
Confidence %
23:43:05 LPR-MD18A65 (NW 18 Ave / 65 St) Northbound QXZ-
92J Dark Blue Dodge Charger 96%
23:46:21 LPR-MD79E (NW 79 St / 17 Ave) Eastbound QXZ-
92J Dark Blue Dodge Charger 94%
23:51:08 LPR-MDOPA1 (NW 135 St / 42 Ave) Northbound QXZ-
92J Dark Blue Dodge Charger 88%
Average speed between points estimated at 41–47 mph, consistent with rapid departure.
Cross-reference with ShotSpotter timestamp confirms first LPR hit occurred <1 min post- incident.
IV. ADDITIONAL ANALYTICAL OBSERVATIONS
During review of supplemental agency databases, the Miami-Dade Crime Analysis Division identified that Marcus “Tone” Rivera and Andre Bennett are both listed as associates within the 2023 South Block Group intelligence file. The entry was initially created by the Violent Crime Intelligence Center and reflects multiple mutual social media connections and prior field interviews.
Network tracing of Facebook and Instagram activity revealed that Rivera, Bennett, and Carlos Torres interacted within a small, overlapping digital network between January 2023 and February 2024, including shared geotagged posts and direct message exchanges referencing the “14th Avenue area.” These relationships strengthen the inference of a shared social and spatial nexus relevant to the ongoing homicide investigation.
V. Analytical Assessment
• The temporal sequence between ShotSpotter (23:42:18) and first LPR hit (23:43:05) supports high-confidence correlation.
• Geospatial path (NW 18 → NW 79 → Opa-Locka) aligns with likely escape route from Liberty City toward Hialeah.
• Vehicle registered to Luis Navarro, cousin of primary suspect Marcus “Tone” Rivera (known North Bloc associate).
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VI. Visualization Recommendation
Analyst recommends geocoding LPR coordinates for visual analysis in ArcGIS Pro or ArcGIS Online StoryMap using following CSV dataset. This map layer will allow students to:
• Plot movement relative to the ShotSpotter incident point; • Infer temporal-spatial relationship (speed, directionality); • Overlay witness residences and RING video location.
VII. Dissemination
LPR CSV dataset and summary map attached for investigative use. Data shared with MDPD Homicide Bureau under Case No. 24-2025-H-331.
Prepared by: Valerie Pacheco #7021 Crime Analysis Unit – Miami-Dade Police Department
Reviewed by: Lt. Daniel Price #3107 Crime Analysis Unit Supervisor
📄 Attachment: LPR_Dataset_24-2025-H-331.csv Record_ID,Date,Time,Camera_ID,Latitude,Longitude,Direction,Plate,Vehicle_Desc ription,Confidence_Percent 1,2025-04-13,23:43:05,LPR-MD18A65,25.84221,-80.21215,Northbound,QXZ-92J,Dark Blue Dodge Charger,96 2,2025-04-13,23:46:21,LPR-MD79E,25.84672,-80.20841,Eastbound,QXZ-92J,Dark Blue Dodge Charger,94 3,2025-04-13,23:51:08,LPR-MDOPA1,25.88047,-80.26282,Northbound,QXZ-92J,Dark Blue Dodge Charger,88 4,2025-04-13,23:55:44,LPR-MD135E,25.88852,-80.27103,Eastbound,QXZ-92J,Dark Blue Dodge Charger,84
🧪 Miami-Dade Police Department FORENSIC SERVICES BUREAU – FIREARMS & TOOLMARKS UNIT
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Case No.: 24-2025-H-331 Offense: Homicide – Firearm (F.S. 782.04) Requesting Unit: Homicide Bureau Lead Detective: Det. Ana Delgado #4128 Laboratory Request No.: 25-H331-BALL Date Received: April 14, 2025 Date Reported: April 16, 2025 Examiner: Dr. Simon Patel, MFS, Firearms & Toolmarks Analyst Reviewed by: Angela Kwan, Sr. Forensic Scientist II
I. Evidence Submitted
Item No. Description Submitting
Officer Property Receipt #
001 Six (6) 9 mm Luger FC headstamp cartridge casings recovered from sidewalk east of victim vehicle
CSU Tech E. Chen #3184
25-2025- H331A
002 One (1) deformed projectile fragment recovered from rear driver-side door panel
CSU Tech E. Chen #3184
25-2025- H331A
003 Reference Firearm – Glock Model 19, 9 mm, Serial # BKX732, previously seized from Marcus Rivera under 2023 MDPD Case 23-1774-F
FDLE Evidence Transfer
FDLE-23- 1774-EXH2
II. Analyses Conducted 1. Microscopic Comparison:
Firing-pin impressions, breechface marks, and extractor striations on submitted casings compared to test-fires from Glock 19 #BKX732 using comparison microscope (Olympus SZX12).
2. Class Characteristics: Caliber – 9 mm Luger (9 × 19 mm Parabellum) Firing mechanism – striker-fired centerfire Barrel lands/grooves – 6 lands and grooves, right twist, consistent with Glock manufacture.
3. NIBIN (ATF National Integrated Ballistic Information Network) Search: Digital images of casings and projectile entered into NIBIN via IBIS BRASSTRAX Workstation #MD-FIRE-04. NIBIN Correlation # N2025-0414-118 generated high-confidence match (97%) to test- fires from Glock #BKX732. Secondary Hit: NIBIN record N2023-0822-067 – previous felony possession arrest (Marcus Rivera), same firearm.
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4. Trajectory Examination: Vehicle door panel showed entry at approx. 38° downward angle right to left; supports shooter standing adjacent to driver’s door at time of discharge.
III. Results and Interpretations • Cartridge casings (Items 001) exhibit matching breechface and firing-pin impressions to
test casings from Glock 19 #BKX732. • Projectile fragment (Item 002) exhibits class characteristics consistent with Glock 9
mm rifling; individual marks sufficient for association to Glock #BKX732. • The firearm has been previously entered into NIBIN and linked to Case 23-1774-F
(Weapon Possession by Felon – Marcus Rivera).
Conclusion: All submitted evidence is positively identified as having been fired from the Glock Model 19 #BKX732 seized in Rivera’s prior case.
IV. Forensic Intelligence Summary • The recovered casings and projectile represent a continuation of firearm use previously
documented in 2023 case. • NIBIN linkage provides investigative corroboration connecting Rivera to current and past
firearm incidents. • This information should be disseminated to ATF Miami Field Division for cross-case
trend tracking.
V. Chain of Custody All items remain sealed under evidence receipt #25-2025-H331A and stored in Property Bay 5, Locker #221. Firearm returned to FDLE Ballistics Section on April 16, 2025.
Prepared by: Simon Patel, MFS Firearms & Toolmarks Unit, Miami-Dade Police Department
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Reviewed and Approved by: Angela Kwan, Sr. Forensic Scientist II April 16, 2025
🗂 STATE OF FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR MIAMI-DADE COUNTY
AFFIDAVIT IN SUPPORT OF SEARCH WARRANT Case No.: 24-2025-H-331 Detective: Ana Delgado #4128, Miami-Dade Police Department, Homicide Bureau Date: April 15, 2025
I. Affiant Identification I, Detective Ana Delgado, badge #4128, am a sworn law-enforcement officer with the Miami- Dade Police Department (MDPD), currently assigned to the Homicide Bureau. I have been employed by MDPD for 12 years and have served as lead investigator in more than 40 homicide and officer-involved-shooting investigations. I have specialized training in crime-scene management, electronic surveillance, cell-site analysis, and intelligence-led policing.
II. Purpose of Application This affidavit is submitted in support of a warrant authorizing the search and seizure of cellular and digital location data, social-media communications, and telecommunications records associated with:
• Target Device: Apple iPhone 13, IMEI 358 772 641 992 118 • Target Number: (786) 555-4732 (Sprint Wireless) • Account Holder: Marcus Antonio Rivera, DOB 04/22/1995
The requested data will assist in determining the location, movements, and communications of Rivera during the homicide of Jermaine Holloway on April 13, 2025, at approximately 23:42 hours near NW 18 Avenue and NW 62 Street, Miami, Florida.
III. Facts Establishing Probable Cause
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1. Incident Overview. On April 13, 2025, at 23:42 hours, MDPD Communications received multiple 911 calls and a ShotSpotter alert of six gunshots near NW 18 Avenue / NW 62 Street (CAD #25-0413-8821). Responding officers located Jermaine Holloway deceased beside a silver Honda Civic, apparent gunshot wounds to the torso.
2. Eyewitness Information. Witnesses Tanya Lopez and Carlos Torres identified the suspect as “Tone,” known to them as Marcus Rivera, seen arguing with Holloway outside King’s Hookah Lounge minutes before shots were fired. Witness Andre Bennett provided RING footage recording a male voice saying “Tone, stop playin’” immediately before six gunshots.
3. Technological Evidence. ( a ) ShotSpotter timestamp (23:42:18 hrs) corresponds with LPR camera data showing a dark blue Dodge Charger, plate QXZ-92J, departing northbound at 23:43:05 hrs. ( b ) The vehicle is registered to Luis Navarro, Rivera’s cousin and known associate. ( c ) Ballistics analysis later confirmed the use of Rivera’s previously seized Glock 19 (see Forensic Report 25-H331-BALL).
4. Historical Pattern and Digital Use. Rivera has maintained a verified Instagram account (@Tone305) and Facebook profile under the alias “Tone Rivera.” Witness Lopez advised that Rivera was “posting crazy stuff after the fight.” A review of open-source social-media content indicates an Instagram story posted at 00:10 hrs showing a dark vehicle captioned “Don’t try me.” The post was removed within 30 minutes.
5. Nexus. Based on my training and experience, individuals committing violent offenses frequently carry and use cell phones before, during, and after the crime for coordination, flight, and communication. Cell-site location information (CSLI), geofence data, and social-media metadata are likely to identify Rivera’s presence near the crime scene and his subsequent movements documented through LPR captures.
IV. Items to Be Seized 1. Historical and real-time CSLI and GPS ping data from April 13 at 18:00 hrs through
April 14 at 06:00 hrs. 2. Text, voice, and data records from Sprint Wireless pertaining to the target number. 3. Social-media communications, images, and metadata from Instagram and Facebook
associated with Marcus Rivera (“Tone305”). 4. iCloud backup records of the target device (Apple subpoena return). 5. Subscriber information and associated IP logs.
V. Conclusion
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Based on the foregoing facts, there is probable cause to believe that Marcus Rivera used the above-described devices and accounts to plan, commit, and conceal the homicide of Jermaine Holloway. Electronic data associated with these accounts will constitute evidence of the offense and are lawfully subject to search and seizure under § 933.02(1), Fla. Stat. and the Fourth Amendment.
Respectfully Submitted,
Ana Delgado #4128 Detective, Miami-Dade Police Department – Homicide Bureau Subscribed and sworn before me this 15th day of April 2025.
/s/ Hon. Michelle Valencia Circuit Court Judge, 11th Judicial Circuit, Miami-Dade County, Florida
🗂 STATE OF FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR MIAMI-DADE COUNTY
AFFIDAVIT IN SUPPORT OF SEARCH WARRANT Case No.: 24-2025-H-331 Detective: Ana Delgado #4128, Miami-Dade Police Department, Homicide Bureau Date: April 15, 2025
CSV Data
LICENSE PLATE READER (LPR) DATA MDPD DATA EXTRACT – CONFIDENTIAL: LPR SUMMARY
Record ID Date Time Plate Location Direction 1 2025-04-13 23:43:05 QXZ-92J NW 18 Ave &
64 St Northbound
2 2025-04-13 23:46:21 QXZ-92J NW 22 Ave & 71 St
Eastbound
3 2025-04-13 23:51:08 QXZ-92J NW 119 St & 27 Ave
Northbound
4 2025-04-13 23:55:44 QXZ-92J Opa-locka Blvd & 37 Ave
Eastbound
CELL SITE LOCATION INFORMATION (CSLI) MDPD DATA EXTRACT – CONFIDENTIAL: CSLI RECORDS
Record ID Date Time Tower ID Latitude Longitude Event
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1 2025-04- 13
23:40:12 TWR331 25.83941 -80.21297 Idle near scene
2 2025-04- 13
23:42:18 TWR334 25.84221 -80.21215 ShotSpotter match
3 2025-04- 13
23:46:30 TWR338 25.84672 -80.20841 North/east movement
4 2025-04- 13
23:51:08 TWR344 25.88047 -80.26282 Opa-locka area ping
WITNESS & ASSET LOCATIONS MDPD DATA EXTRACT – CONFIDENTIAL: WITNESS & ASSET MAP POINTS
Name Type Latitude Longitude Description Crime Scene Homicide Scene 25.83941 -80.21297 NW 18 Ave &
NW 62 St King’s Hookah Lounge
Business 25.83975 -80.21250 Argument site
Witness Lopez Witness – Bartender
25.83975 -80.21250 Observed dispute
Witness Bennett Witness – Resident
25.84005 -80.21295 Captured RING footage
LPR Camera 1 Technology 25.84221 -80.21215 First LPR hit LPR Camera 4 Technology 25.88852 -80.27103 Final detection
