On November 1, Broward County detectives received an arrest warrant from a Broward County judge, charging Cooper with first-degree premeditated murder with a firearm. The sheriff’s office released a statement calling “Cooper “armed and dangerous,” adding that “the investigation into the homicide is ongoing.”
Sheriff Gregory Tony added that he won’t stop until Cooper is in custody, stating that “Leaving someone to die on the road is an atrocity we can’t accept. Eventually you will run of territory and you will find yourself in the care and custody of this agency.”
Source: Miami Herald
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