#Miami-Dade Police Have 6-Figure Reward For ID Of Mass Shooting Murder Suspects

MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FL – Law enforcement agents swirling the El Mula Banquet Hall rap concert crime scene are asking for the public’s help.

The Miami-Dade Police Department released a 30-second surveillance clip on Monday (May 31) that shows the three purported gunmen exit the same white Nissan Pathfinder SUV initially reported fleeing the scene.

According to police testimony obtained by CBS4 News, the killers camped out in the parking lot for 40 minutes waiting for the concert to end, where local rappers AMBG Spitta and Foepack performed, before making their move. The video footage shows the gunmen only need a few seconds to pull off the hit.

The incident left two people dead and another 25 injured.

*RELEASE OF VIDEO SURVEILLANCE* We are releasing video footage of the vehicle/subjects involved in the shooting that occurred in Northwest Miami-Dade on 5/30/21 that left two deceased and 21 others injured. Anyone with information is URGED to contact @CrimeStopper305 immediately. pic.twitter.com/X2jlxYFrEL

— Miami-Dade Police (@MiamiDadePD) May 31, 2021

“During the concert, patrons were standing outside the business when a white SUV pulled up with three subjects, stepped out of the vehicle with assault rifles and handguns, and began shooting indiscriminately into the crowd of which we believe is a targeted act of gun violence,” Miami-Dade Police Director Freddy Ramirez told Florida media.

He also condemned the attack, the violence and the ongoing war in the streets.

“This is a despicable act of gun violence a cowardly act,” Ramirez continued. “This type of gun violence has to stop. Every weekend it is the same thing. This is targeted. This is definitely not random.”

Miami-Dade County Commissioner Keon Hardemon also called the shooting “acts of domestic terrorism.”

Investigators believe one of the rappers performing were shot in the ankle but didn’t specify which one. They also claim people in the crowd actually fired back on the assailants, leaving up to 100 rounds left to clean up.

Police are asking anyone with information to call Miami-Dade Crime Stoppers at 305-471-TIPS (8477).

CNBC’s The Profit host Marcus Lemonis is offering a $100,000 reward — in addition to the $25,000 being put by the local ATF and $5,000 by Crime Stoppers, making for a total of $130,000.

I’m offering a $100,000 reward to help authorities in my hometown @MiamiDadePD arrest and convict the suspect/suspects .. pass this on .. https://t.co/f9muvEqmp4

— Marcus Lemonis (@marcuslemonis) May 30, 2021