Miami, Florida — October 9, 2025: Authorities identified Mason Triana, age 27, as the man who died following an armed confrontation and hours-long standoff with the Miami Police Department near the intersection of Northwest 26th Street and 15th Avenue.
According to initial reports, officers first responded to an abandoned vehicle blocking the intersection. A short time later, police received calls of gunfire in the same area. Investigators say Triana allegedly fired at officers from inside a residence, injuring two. A standoff ensued. Authorities report that at one point, Triana exited and exchanged gunfire with officers before barricading himself again.
Police deployed a drone into the residence and say they observed Triana unresponsive. SWAT made entry and found him deceased from a gunshot wound. It was not immediately clear whether the fatal wound was self-inflicted or the result of police gunfire. The investigation remains pending.
Local and national outlets covering the incident include NBC 6 South Florida, New York Daily News, and WSVN 7News.
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