They capture 3 men involved in the murder of a young Cuban in Miami-Dade

Gabriela Aldana was outside a bar when she was shot in the head

Miami-Dade Police captured three men involved in the shooting that killed a young Cuban woman in the parking lot of a bar, which occurred almost two years ago.

Telemundo 51 reported that the detainees are identified as Yondeivis Hernández, Randy Rodríguez Fernández and Carlos Patterson Torres, who face the charges of concealment and murder in the second degree.

In May 2019, the young woman was with some friends outside the Hookah Palace in the early hours of the morning when she was shot in the head by a shooter who passed aboard a black Mercedes-Benz car, where two others were also going. persons.

The Cuban woman was transferred to the Kendall Regional Hospital where the doctors on duty declared her dead due to the impact.

The first investigations of the police department indicated that the young woman was not the target of the shooting that put at risk the lives of dozens of people who were in the parking lot.

In December 2020, authorities reported that they had collected images from surveillance cameras and witness statements but had not yet had any suspects under arrest.

In that month, the Miami-Dade Police increased the reward for accurate information to arrest people involved in this crime to $ 10,000.

“I had to lose my daughter, but it could have been another boy. My daughter was very brave, she loved everyone, all her friends. If anyone saw something please give information ”; Aldana’s mother expressed when asking for help from the media.

The death of Gabriela Aldana It is similar to the one suffered by the also young Cuban Melissa González when he was driving on Interstate 95.

González was in the company of her boyfriend at the time he was fatally shot from a black vehicle.

“It was not a shooting, it was a single shot, it hit the girl and collapsed her, I had to hold the helm by myself, it is a situation that does not disappear,” said the boyfriend when interviewed.

Until December last year, the victim’s relatives offered a reward of $ 5,000 in exchange for information to find the person responsible for the death.