Reniel Reid

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Subject:

Reniel Reid

Date:

12-23-2019

Sex:

Male

Race:

Black

County:

Miami-Dade

Charges:

TAKE UNSENTENCED DEF INTO CUSTODY
BURGLARY/OCCUPIED DWELLING
GRAND THEFT 3RD DEGREE/BEFORE 10/1/19
TAKE UNSENTENCED DEF INTO CUSTODY
CREDIT CARD/FRAUDULENT USE OF/ $100 OR MORE

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