Unbelievable sighting in Miami – Giant alien or massive misunderstanding?

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The year 2024 in Florida kicked off with a sensational rumor that gripped social media: a massive, 10-foot-tall alien allegedly wandering around Miami’s Bayside Marketplace. This outlandish claim was fueled by a viral video, showing what appeared to be an enormous figure, surrounded by a substantial police presence with cruisers and flashing lights.

Social Media Eruption and Speculations

As this footage spread like wildfire, the internet buzzed with wild theories and observations. One social media user expressed astonishment, noting the unprecedented number of police officers at the scene. Another user claimed to have seen ’10ft Aliens/Creatures’ being fired at in the vicinity of the mall. Amidst these rumors, some netizens even alleged a temporary loss of WiFi in the area and speculated about nearby airport closures.

Alien Alert in Miami Mall? Viral Video Sparks Wild Police Action and Online Speculation!

Alien Alert in Miami Mall? Viral Video Sparks Wild Police Action and Online Speculation!

Miami Police Debunk Alien Rumors

However, the Miami Police Department swiftly intervened to dispel these rumors, stating emphatically on Friday (Jan 5) that the claims were completely false. “There were no aliens, UFOs, or ETs,” the department confirmed. Officer Michael Vega provided a logical explanation for the viral footage, pointing out that it was merely a shadow of a person. He humorously added that if any extraterrestrial creature had been present, the police response would have been dramatically different.

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The Real Cause: A Teenage Brawl

It was later revealed that the actual cause of the large police presence was a significant brawl among teenagers on Monday night at the mall. Some teenagers set off fireworks, leading to a false belief among many that a shooting was taking place. The police eventually arrested several juveniles, with Vega commenting on the chaos they caused.

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This incident in Miami highlights the power of social media to rapidly spread sensational rumors and the importance of swift, factual communication from authorities in dispelling such myths.

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