Fort Lauderdale Officer-Involved Shooting: What We Know So Far

Fort Lauderdale police have not confirmed any new details about an officer-involved shooting at 1007 SE 2nd Ct #6 on May 20, and no coverage of that reported incident appeared in the provided search results. What the web search did turn up was a separate Fort Lauderdale police shooting from Feb. 14 that remains under state investigation, according to officials.

In that earlier case, Fort Lauderdale police said they are cooperating with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, which is leading the investigation, according to the department and FDLE. Police said the suspect, identified as Luis Felipe Londono Ospina, armed himself with a handgun, approached officers and began firing multiple times.

According to police, officers gave clear commands to drop the gun and returned fire after the suspect lowered his firearm toward them. News coverage cited in the search results, including NBC Miami and CBS News Miami, said the suspect was fatally shot.

The response in the May 20 dispatch was listed as R302, indicating a significant law enforcement response, but officials have not released an incident narrative, casualty report or arrest information tied to the reported address. There is also no indication from the search results that other agencies have issued public updates on the May 20 call.

Dispatch records show a prior officer-involved shooting entry at this address on May 20, 2026. At this time, it is unclear whether the call is connected to the unrelated February 14 shooting near Northwest 9th Avenue and Chateau Park Drive or represents a separate incident.

What comes next is an official response from Fort Lauderdale police or FDLE, which typically would include a preliminary incident summary, involved-agency list and confirmation of whether the shooting remains under active investigation. Day.News will continue to update this story as officials release more information.

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