Former Miami-Dade Chef Faces New Hit-and-Run Charges

Miami Fort Lauderdale, FL, July 14, 2026 —

Jonathan Eismann, a chef formerly associated with the Miami-Dade culinary scene and previously convicted in 2019 for a fatal hit-and-run incident, is again facing legal scrutiny. Eismann has been charged with two new counts of hit-and-run in Aventura, Florida, following allegations of his involvement in two separate vehicle collisions. The incidents reportedly occurred on Biscayne Boulevard.

According to information available, Eismann is accused of causing two distinct crashes. Details regarding the specific dates of these alleged incidents were not immediately provided. Authorities have not reported any serious injuries resulting from these recent collisions.

Eismann’s prior conviction in 2019 involved a fatal hit-and-run, a case that led to his conviction. The details surrounding that previous incident and its resolution were not reiterated in the provided summary, beyond the fact of the conviction itself.

The recent charges in Aventura stem from allegations of Eismann’s involvement in separate driving incidents on Biscayne Boulevard. The precise sequence of events and the full extent of the damage or circumstances in each collision were not detailed. It was stated that no serious injuries were sustained by any parties involved in these latest alleged incidents.

The contractor’s name and specific details about the vehicles involved in these recent incidents were not provided. Further information regarding the ongoing legal proceedings for these new charges is anticipated.

Story summarized from the original created by Chris Gothner on www.local10.com, see more information here.

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