Malcolm Antonio Lumpkin, now 24, has been arrested five years after causing a fatal crash that took the life of Renee Symonette in Miami Gardens. On October 7, 2020, while driving at an extreme speed of 89 mph, Lumpkin collided head-on with Symonette, who was making a left turn. The investigation revealed he lackingly adhered to driving regulations, including not having a licensed adult in the car and running a red light shortly before the incident. Despite the long gap before his arrest, authorities tracked him down due to an unrelated encounter with law enforcement.
Renee Symonette's life was tragically cut short in 2020 when a 19-year-old, Malcolm Antonio Lumpkin, collided with her car at an alarming speed.
Authorities noted that Lumpkin’s reckless driving included changing lanes erratically and running a red light shortly before the crash, which drew significant attention during the investigation.
After five years, Lumpkin was arrested when deputies connected him to Symonette’s death, proving that no matter how long it takes, justice can ultimately be served.
Despite having a valid learner's license, Lumpkin violated laws by driving without an experienced, licensed driver over 21 years old present in the vehicle.
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