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Two now dead after Miramar weekend shooting; 911 calls reveal chaos and panic

Police responded to several 911 calls on July 5 after a shooting caused a Lamborghini to crash into a Miramar home.
Police responded to several 911 calls on July 5 after a shooting caused a Lamborghini to crash into a Miramar home. AFP via Getty Images

Two people are now dead after a holiday weekend drive-by shooting in Miramar, police confirmed Wednesday, as newly released 911 calls provide details about the chaotic aftermath.

The victims have been identified as popular South Florida social media influencer Brianna Johnson, 21, and her cousin, Arthur Lee Johnson III, 21, according to Miramar police.

Investigators say a lime green Lamborghini Urus was driving toward Sunshine Boulevard around 5:30 a.m. on July 5 when a white sedan pulled alongside and started shooting.

The Lamborghini driver then crashed into a house, where a woman called 911.

“Someone just ran into my house,” the person says on the audio released by Miramar police. She then says that the people outside are fighting.

In response to the 911 operator asking about the people in the car, she said, “I don’t know because I don’t want to get too close.”

“I’m so scared,” she said, pleading for police or ambulance to arrive as fast as they can.

Brianna Johnson, 21, a popular South Florida influencer who went by DreamDoll Brii, died after she was shot on July 5 in Miramar, police said.
Brianna Johnson, 21, a popular South Florida influencer who went by DreamDoll Brii, died after she was shot on July 5 in Miramar, police said. Screengrab via TikTok

Other redacted calls show a woman screaming in the background, another asking for help. Another call comes from a man’s voice, and he does not seem to know where he is.

“Please help me, please ... come to my location now,” he can be heard yelling.

A woman’s voice is heard repeatedly yelling, “I can’t do this, I can’t,” in response to the 911 operator asking her for details.

Amid the screaming, a woman is telling someone to relax.

It is unclear who was driving the Lamborghini.

The identity and condition of the third victim who was taken to Memorial Hospital Miramar has not been released as of July 8.

Anyone with information can contact the Miramar Police Department Homicide Tip Line at 954-602-4937.

Morgan C. Mullings
Miramar News
Miramar reporter Morgan C. Mullings was raised in Miramar and returned there after reporting in Boston and New York City. A St. John’s University graduate, she began in local politics and went on to edit and fact-check for editorial publications. Her cat, Oscar, is her favorite coworker.