A violent incident occurred in downtown Miami on Sunday night. Details of the encounter are available from a local news source. The incident involved a bartender who was attacked. The bartender reported being pushed to the ground. Further information about the incident, including the events leading up to the attack, can be found through a local news outlet, WSVN 7 News.
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