NewsTelemundo 51 Miami – Noticias LocalesJuly 3, 2026Miami-Dade
Family Seeks Answers Three Months After Fatal Biscayne Bay Boat Crash
The family of Davide Veglia is calling for accountability three months after he was killed and his 14-year-old son was injured in a hit-and-run boat collision in Biscayne Bay. While authorities have located the vessel involved, no charges have been filed, and the family is meeting with the Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office to discuss the status of the investigation.
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The case highlights ongoing investigations into a fatal boating incident and potential policy discussions regarding nighttime boating safety regulations in Biscayne Bay.
Key Facts
- Davide Veglia died in a boat collision on March 25 in Biscayne Bay.
- The victim's 14-year-old son, Lorenzo, survived the crash with broken bones.
- The incident involved a 40-foot vessel that fled the scene after hitting the victims' auxiliary boat.
- The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) located the suspect vessel days after the incident.
- No criminal charges have been filed against the operator of the vessel as of the report date.
- The family is scheduled to meet with the Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office on Monday to discuss the investigation status.
- Legal counsel for the family claims surveillance footage shows the suspect vessel traveling at an unreasonable speed for nighttime conditions.
- The FWC confirms the investigation remains active.
Who's Mentioned
personMarta Fasoli“Wife of the deceased, seeking accountability.”locationBiscayne Bay“Site of the boat collision.”personLorenzo Veglia“14-year-old son of the deceased, survivor of the crash.”personBruno Renda“Attorney representing the Fasoli family.”personDavide Veglia“Deceased victim of the boat collision.”other14“Age of the surviving son.”organizationMiami-Dade State Attorney's Office“Meeting with the family regarding the case status.”organizationFlorida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission“Investigating the boating incident.”other40“Size of the boat involved in the collision in feet.”