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Miami Wynwood double shooting leaves two men hospitalized, police investigate

Two men were wounded in a shooting near Dukunoo Jamaican Kitchen in Wynwood just after midnight Tuesday. Miami Police are probing the circumstances as both victims remain at Ryder Trauma Medical Center in serious but stable condition.

Miami Wynwood double shooting leaves two men hospitalized, police investigate
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Two men shot near Wynwood restaurant; investigators seek answers

Two young men were shot early Tuesday just outside a popular Wynwood restaurant, leaving the neighborhood shaken and prompting an active investigation by the Miami Police Department. First responders arrived shortly after midnight to find both victims suffering apparent gunshot wounds, authorities said.

Miami Fire-Rescue crews were dispatched to 316 Northwest 24th Street, the address of Dukunoo Jamaican Kitchen, where they located an 18-year-old and a 23-year-old male with injuries. Both were transported to Ryder Trauma Center in what officials described as serious but stable condition.

Witnesses describe chaotic scene

Video shared with CBS News Miami captured the moments after the shooting, showing both men on the ground and people rushing to help. In the footage, one victim appears to have been struck in the buttocks and the other in the chest area. Bystanders and emergency personnel are seen providing aid before the injured were loaded onto stretchers and taken to ambulances.

"I was working, and all I saw was people running in the store and running down the street. I came out, and there was two young men shot. It's crazy, because it's a really nice area. You don't see stuff like this," said witness Landen Turner.

Police response and investigation

The City of Miami Police Department confirmed officers are investigating the incident and attempting to determine what led to the shootings. No arrests or motive have been announced, and officials have not released additional details about any suspects or the timeline of events leading up to the violence.

Officers remain at or near the scene as they canvass the area, collect surveillance footage and speak with witnesses. Local law enforcement often relies on community tips and video to reconstruct events in fast-moving, late-night incidents such as this one.

  • Location: 316 Northwest 24th Street, Wynwood
  • Time: Just after midnight, early Tuesday
  • Victims: men aged 18 and 23, both transported to Ryder Trauma

Context and neighborhood concerns

Wynwood is one of Miami’s most visited neighborhoods, known for its murals, galleries and nightlife. A shooting in this area raises questions about safety during late-night hours and the potential effects on businesses and residents who rely on foot traffic. The incident also underscores the ongoing challenge Miami faces in curbing gun violence and ensuring public spaces remain secure.

Local merchants and patrons often express unease after such episodes, and business owners typically call for increased patrols and quicker communication from authorities. Miami Police did not disclose whether they plan to boost patrols in Wynwood following the shooting, but such steps are commonly taken in the aftermath of high-profile violent events.

Detail Information
Address 316 Northwest 24th Street (Dukunoo Jamaican Kitchen)
Victims' ages 18 and 23
Hospital Ryder Trauma — serious but stable
Investigation status Ongoing by Miami Police

What authorities are asking from the public

Police often request that anyone with video, photos or information contact detectives to assist the probe. Timely tips can clarify timelines and identify persons of interest. Neighbors and visitors in Wynwood who may have been in the area around midnight are encouraged to check doorbell or surveillance footage and share relevant material with investigators.

The Miami Police Department has not released further statements about suspects or whether the victims were targeted or caught in crossfire. As the department continues its work, community members are left waiting for answers about a violent incident in a neighborhood that draws thousands of visitors each week.

Authorities said the investigation is ongoing and urged anyone with information to contact the Miami Police Department.

Javier Castellanos
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