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Newly-released body camera video shows officers responding to the Interstate 95 overpass near the Golden Glades on Feb. 2 shortly after 42-year-old Shirlene Alcime jumped off the bridge, trying to end her own life.
A North Miami Beach woman who jumped off an Interstate 95 overpass in an attempt to end her life — with her 3-year-old fraternal twins left for dead in her SUV, foaming at the mouth — is now facing murder charges, according to the Miami-Dade Police Department.
New police dashcam video obtained by Local 10 News Wednesday shows the moments officers found a mother’s two 3-year-old twins unresponsive before they were eventually pronounced dead in February.
A mother took her fraternal twins to Chuck E. Cheese and McDonald’s in the hours before they were found dead and foaming at the mouth in her SUV, a Miami-Dade police detective testified during a pre-trial detention hearing Wednesday.
Shirlene Alcime appeared remotely in Miami-Dade County court on Friday after she was charged with child neglect in the deaths of her 3-year-old twins, who were found unresponsive and foaming at the mouth in her SUV along Interstate 95 on Feb. 2.
A North Miami Beach woman who police said jumped off an Interstate 95 overpass in an attempt to end her life — with her 3-year-old fraternal twins left for dead in her SUV, foaming at the mouth — is now facing two child neglect charges.
Two young children were pronounced dead at a hospital Friday morning after they were found unresponsive inside a vehicle on Interstate 95 in northwest Miami-Dade, authorities confirmed.
