Man Arrested for Pushing Victim Off Balcony

0:00It's April 9th, I'm Cory with the story. This is Tampa Bay News today, driven by AI. A 37-year-old man from Parkland in Broward County got arrested for second-degree murder after allegedly shoving another guy off a 25th-four balcony at a Miami Beach condo, leading straight to his death. This went down on the morning of February 15th at the ocean for an Acoya building on Collins Avenue where the victim lived. He diled 9-11 around 10-22 a.m. and dispatches caught sounds of a struggle over the line. Surveillance video picked up the body hitting the pavement just eight minutes later. Cops rushed in and spotted the suspect, Cory hudderly, looking frantic, sweating heavy, out of breath, even still in socks with no shoes. He seemed shocked by the officers and blurted that the victim had freaked out and attacked him first, then asked straight up if the guy had jumped. Digging deeper, they found a chunk of the victim's beard hair stuffed in hudderly's backpack plus a bag of ketamine in his jacket. Blood smeared on the balcony matched hudderly's DNA, and there were zero signs the victim was

1:03suicidal. Blood forced trauma sealed it as homicide. Hudderly's locked up at the Miami-Day jail on those murder and burglary assault charges, bond still pending as detectives pieced together how these, two even cross paths, wild scene unfolding down there.