Miami Gunmen Sought After Tourist Attack
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MIAMI — Hotels and other businesses that depend on tourists offered a $10,000 reward Friday for the arrest of gunmen who wounded two British tourists who refused to hand over their valuables.
John Hayward, 63, and his wife, Rose, were shot Thursday after they became lost while driving their rental car. Hayward was in good condition and his wife was listed in serious condition, authorities said.
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