Authorities in South Florida report that following the Bills’ victory over the Miami Dolphins in the season’s penultimate game, a man shot and killed a 30-year-old Buffalo Bills supporter outside Hard Rock Stadium.
Following the game on Sunday night, Dylan Brody Isaacs and his buddies got into a fight with the driver of another car as they were making their way back to their own car, according to a press release from Miami Gardens police.
Isaacs was shot by the driver and died at the spot, according to the police. The driver had taken out a revolver.
The following day, the man absconded in an earlier model Honda Accord that was discovered in Palm Beach County. In the course of the investigation, the car was seized. A suspect has been located and questioned by detectives, however that individual’s
The facility will host the College Football Playoff National Championship game in January of that year, followed by the F1 Miami Grand Prix in May and the Miami Open in March. Hard Rock Stadium will host FIFA World Cup matches that summer in addition to the Miami Dolphins and Miami Hurricanes football games that fall on their regular schedule. Not to mention everything else that gets scheduled, such as the major concerts, boxing fights, or soccer matches that take place at the stadium, which can accommodate roughly 65,000 football fans.
CEO of Hard Rock Stadium and the Miami Dolphins, Tom Garfinkel, stated, “When I got here, sitting down and talking to Steve Ross in 2013, we were a 30-year-old stadium with a bunch of parking lots.” “Steve actually saw this coming.”
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