Miami Beach

Three wounded in South Beach shooting. Police think one gunman was a New York man

About 18 hours after a South Beach shooting left one man in critical condition and another in stable condition, Miami Beach police released the photo of Keshawn McLean from New York.

Miami Beach police’s Twitter account said they were looking for McLean, 24, “for an attempted murder Sunday night” near Eighth Street and Washington Avenue. “Anyone coming into contact with McLean is urged to dial 911 as he is considered armed and dangerous.”

Miami Beach police say they’re looking for Keshawn McLean as a gunman in Sunday night’s shooting.
Miami Beach police say they’re looking for Keshawn McLean as a gunman in Sunday night’s shooting. Miami Beach Police Department

The two wounded men went to Ryder Trauma Center at Jackson Memorial Hospital. The third person hit in the shooting, which occurred around 8:40 p.m., was grazed and taken to Mount Sinai Medical Center in stable condition.

Police said they were looking for a dark SUV, “possibly a Jaguar with tinted windows.” The SUV left the scene with three men inside.

“Detectives located at least two types of casings at the scene,” Miami Beach police spokesman Ernesto Rodriguez said. “This indicates there may have been an exchange of gunfire. “

The victims hadn’t been identified as of Monday afternoon.

Anyone with information is urged to contact Miami-Dade Crime Stoppers at 305-471-TIPS (8477).

Correction: Based on information from police, an earlier version of this story had the incorrect age for the suspect. He is 24.

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This story was originally published January 31, 2021 at 11:36 PM.

David J. Neal
Miami Herald
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