Second Arrest Made in North Miami Home Invasion Targeting Paralyzed Man
North Miami police have made a second arrest in an armed home invasion robbery targeting a paralyzed man. The suspects allegedly viewed the victim as an "easy lick" and stole money and marijuana during the incident at his North Miami…
Miami Fort Lauderdale, FL, September 9, 2026 —
NORTH MIAMI, FL – North Miami police announced a second arrest has been made in connection with an armed home invasion robbery that targeted a paralyzed resident in the city. The incident, which occurred at the victim’s North Miami apartment, involved the theft of money and marijuana.
Authorities allege that the suspects perceived the victim as an “easy lick,” indicating they believed the individual would be an easy target. The specifics of how the suspects came to view the victim in this manner were not immediately available.
Details regarding the identities of the arrested suspects, the victim, and the specific dates and times of the robbery and arrests were not provided in the initial reports. The North Miami Police Department is handling the investigation.
The circumstances surrounding the robbery and the methods used by the suspects to gain entry to the apartment were not disclosed. Information concerning the exact amounts of money and marijuana stolen also remains undisclosed at this time.
Further details about the ongoing investigation, including any potential recovery of the stolen items or additional suspects, are expected to be released by the North Miami Police Department as the case progresses. The motive as described by law enforcement suggests a pre-meditated act based on perceived vulnerability.
Story summarized from the original created by Ryan Mackey on www.local10.com, see more information here.
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