Special agent Edmundo Mireles was lying flat on his back, stalked by killers in the FBI`s most deadly shootout: ”What scared the hell out of me was this: I`m cocking my head to look under the ...

MIAMI — The tunnel. FBI Agent Edmundo Mireles remembers the tunnel. And the fury. As he lies bleeding on Southwest 82nd Avenue, the fury possesses him. The wail of approaching sirens falls silent.

A shootout with an armed suspect that left two FBI agents dead and two more hospitalized during a child pornography investigation in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., on the morning of Feb. 2, 2021, is ...

FBI Special Agent Edmundo Mireles is assigned to the surveillance. "People have asked us, 'Hey, what caused you guys to be out there that day?' It's just happenstance, like chance," Mireles says.

Special Agent Edmundo Mireles will be reading from his book "FBI Miami Firefight: Five Minutes That Changed the Bureau" and will talk about the events of April 11, 1986. When: 2 p.m. Sunday, Dec ...

Agents Edmundo Mireles, 33, ... The FBI count: two agents dead, three seriously wounded and two others injured. Only Risner was unhurt. The shootout forced the FBI to study its arsenal.

His forearm shattered by a .223 rifle slug, Special Agent Edmundo Mireles, Jr. (no surprise, a former Marine from Texas), pumped his Remington 870 shotgun with his one good arm again and again as ...

Mireles showed photos and recounted the sequence of events on April 11, 1986. The FBI agents had assembled a rolling stakeout for a Black Monte Carlo, stolen by suspects Michael Platt and William ...

The lessons were written in blood _ the blood of two slain and five wounded FBI agents and two dead bank-robbing murderers. The carnage from more than 130 gunshots fired in a quiet residential ...

On Friday, Orrantia was flanked by retired fellow special agents, John Hanlon and Edmundo Mireles, as he retold the horrific story. Orrantia remembered a “storm of bullets,” saying it was an ...