A fatal hit‑and‑run in Miami Gardens has left the community searching for answers after 33‑year‑old Robelto Antonio Osborne Jr. was found dead early the morning of February 23, 2026.
Police were called to the intersection of Northwest 167th Street and 30th Avenue just before 7 a.m., where Osborne was discovered lying in the roadway with severe injuries consistent with being struck by a vehicle. Emergency responders confirmed he had died at the scene.
Investigators determined that Osborne had been hit by an unknown vehicle that fled immediately after the impact. Detectives believe the collision involved significant force, and they are working to identify the driver responsible. The area was canvassed for surveillance footage and witnesses, with officers going door‑to‑door in hopes of gathering additional information.
Family members, devastated by the sudden loss, have pleaded for the driver to come forward. Osborne’s mother expressed heartbreak and disbelief, noting that the severity of the impact made it impossible for the driver not to know they had struck someone. Her public plea has amplified calls for accountability as the investigation continues.
Miami Gardens police have urged residents and businesses near the crash site to review any available video recordings from the early morning hours of February 23. Detectives are also analyzing debris recovered from the roadway, which may help identify the make and model of the vehicle involved.
As the search for the hit‑and‑run driver intensifies, the community mourns a life cut short in a senseless act that left a family shattered. Authorities remain committed to finding the person responsible, emphasizing that even anonymous tips could be crucial in bringing closure to Osborne’s loved ones.