Alien Invasion? Internet Theory Catches Fire After Massive Police Presence Spotted at Miami Mall

January 5, 2024 Mark Wolf US 0

A bizarre theory about aliens has emerged after aerial images of a huge police presence were reported in Miami.

Footage of dozens of police vehicles made the rounds on social media on Monday evening, sparking speculation about what kind of incident could have led to such a response.

Conservative commentators including Matt Walsh, Jack Posobiec and DC Draino all weighed in with their personal takes and theories.

“It’s frankly absurd to suggest that this incident was anything but an alien invasion,” Walsh wrote.

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“So are we not going to be told the truth about why Miami had possibly the biggest police response I’ve ever seen in my life?” Draino asked.

“They’re saying it was for teenagers fighting? What really happened?”

Do you think something is fishy about the Miami Mall incident?

“Aliens at the Miami Mall dropped the same day as the Epstein Files FBI aint even trying to be subtle anymore,” Posobiec added.

The unusual theory is the result of some images that were said to show an alien “creature” as the true cause of the disturbance.

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According to Newsweek, over 60 police cars were dispatched to the Bayside Marketplace in downtown Miami to break up a fight between teenagers who were throwing fireworks at one another in the open-air shopping mall.

Four individuals were reportedly arrested in connection with the incident.

One social media user published a post promoting the alien rumor, saying, “There’s a glowing being/creature and it’s walking. I have the video saved incase they take it down.”

Newsweek quoted another post saying, “I zoomed in on one of the tiktok videos about the Miami mall creature, so you can see the gray creature walking in between these police cars and the building.” The post claimed eyewitnesses said the silver-gray figure “was blending in with the crowd.”

Other viewers, however, said they didn’t see anything unusual in the “low-quality footage.”

“The Miami Police report of the incident does not mention the presence of any unidentified creature corresponding to the claims made online,” Newsweek reported.

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Ben Kew is a conservative journalist and commentator. Originally from the United Kingdom, he studied politics and modern languages at the University of Bristol. He started his career at Breitbart London aged 20, before moving to the U.S. to cover Congress and eventually becoming the outlet’s Latin America correspondent until the end of 2020. Since then he has worked in editorial roles at RedState and Human Events. He has also written for The Spectator, Spiked, The Epoch Times, The Critic and PanAm Post.

Ben Kew is a conservative journalist and commentator. Originally from the United Kingdom, he studied politics and modern languages at the University of Bristol. He started his career at Breitbart London aged 20, before moving to the U.S. to cover Congress and eventually becoming the outlet’s Latin America correspondent until the end of 2020. Since then he has worked in editorial roles at RedState and Human Events. He has also written for The Spectator, Spiked, The Epoch Times, The Critic and PanAm Post.



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