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Two men charged with driving more than 90 mph on Del Prado Blvd; killing one

Street racing on Del Prado Boulevard, with cars exceeding 90 mph, has been linked to a deadly January crash, according to the Cape Coral Police Department.
Milano Paolo Hlavina and Jeremy Olivo
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CAPE CORAL, Fla. — Two men have been charged with vehicular homicide nearly a year after police say they were street racing when they killed a 75-year-old Cape Coral man.

Milano Hlavina and Jeremy Olivo were allegedly racing at speeds exceeding 90 mph when Hlavina's car struck William Garfall's car on January 10, according to Cape Coral Police.

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Two men charged with vehicular homicide after the Cape Coral Police Department says they caused a death from street racing

"There was a heavy volume of traffic, and it was just very unsafe and reckless conditions," said Officer Mercedes Simonds, Cape Coral Police spokesperson.

Police video shows two cars speeding down Del Prado Boulevard near Pine Island Road, and Simonds says they reached speeds of nearly 100 mph in a 45 mph zone. Investigators say Hlavina was driving a white Ford Mustang and Olivo was driving a blue Honda Accord.

Milano Hlavina and Jeremy Olivo
Milano Hlavina and Jeremy Olivo were arrested for vehicular homicide on Monday. The charges come nearly a year after the death of William Garfall.

Detectives said Garfall was attempting to turn left when Hlavina's vehicle struck his car. Hlavina spun out at the scene, but Olivo fled, according to police.

"There was a witness that followed and ultimately got them to stop," Simonds said.

Garfall later died from his injuries sustained in the crash.

The investigation took nearly a year to complete before charges were filed against both drivers.

Garfall's car
This car belonged to William Garfall, who died from the injuries he got during the crash.

"We have to make sure that we have everything in order and able to make successful arrests before the clock starts, once we make the arrest," Simonds said.

According to jail records, Olivo remains in custody, while Hlavina is out of jail. Garfall's wife declined to comment and asked for privacy.

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ORIGINAL STORY:

Street racing on Del Prado Boulevard, with cars exceeding 90 mph, has been linked to a deadly January crash, according to the Cape Coral Police Department.

Police say the crash happened on January 10, 2025 at 3:03 p.m.

Two cars - a white Ford Mustang and a blue Honda Accord - were traveling southbound on Del Prado Boulevard from the intersection of NE Pine Island Road.

Witnesses tell police both cars were racing at high speeds - which investigators say was confirmed by surveillance video.

The department says William J. Garfall, 76, was driving a red Chevy Equinox northbound on Del Prado Boulevard, and attempted to make a left turn into a plaza.

Investigators say the white Ford mustang hit the passenger side of the Equinox at a high speed - causing the Mustang to spin and crash into another northbound car before stopping.

Those who witnessed the crash say the blue Honda Accord made a u-turn following the crash, slowed down while passing the scene, and then fled the area.

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A witness, police say, followed the Accord and told the driver to stop - which they eventually did.

The driver of the red Equinox was trauma-alerted to the hospital.

He died from the injuries sustained in the crash, according to the report.

The department says their investigation revealed that the white Ford Mustang was traveling 99.4 mph in a 45-mph zone on Del Prado Boulevard at 3:08 p.m - while other traffic was present.

Video footage and witness statements confirmed the blue Honda Accord was traveling alongside the Mustang - both exceeding 90 mph - twice the posted speed limit, according to the investigation.

On Monday, December 1, 2025, Cape Coral Police Department Traffic Homicide Investigators located and arrested both drivers for the following charges:

Milano Paolo Hlavina, 18
Vehicular Homicide

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Jeremy Olivo, 20
Vehicular Homicide

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