If you blinked, you missed it.

The Miami City Commission had what is probably its shortest meeting ever Thursday when Chairwoman Christine King adjourned about 10 minutes after it started and deferred all agenda items to the Feb. 10 meeting except redistricting, which will likely come up separately at a special meeting.

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We may get some answers at Thursday’s city commission meeting

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Who is the brother?

That’s the question everyone was asking on Tuesday after it was revealed that Miami-Dade State Attorney Kathy Fernandez-Rundle recused herself in the case of accusations against Miami’s Three Amigos by former Police Chief Art Acevedo before he was fired.

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The husband and wife team at Miami Police who were fired by former Police Chief Art Acevedo after they allegedly attempted to cover up her car accident in a city SUV are back on the job.

So is Luis Camacho, a sergeant at arms who was fired after he was accused of helping to leak photos or the address of Mayor Francis Suarez and family on vacation in the Keys, and the former head of internal affairs, as well as three other officers. In total, seven officers were reinstated to their jobs or previous positions by the new police chief.

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And now the commission may reward the driver with a new job

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Miami city commissioners reversed themselves Monday when they put electric share scooters — which had been banned 10 days earlier — back on certain urban streets, mostly in the downtown and Brickell area.

Commissioner and Chief Scooter Critic Manolo Reyes doesn’t want them in Flagami. He also was the only dissenting vote on the 3-1 passage. Joe Carollo was absent.

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