A 63-year-old man who was punched by a Mexican film and telenovela star after a road rage incident in the US has died. Pablo Lyle, a key actor in the popular Mexican telenovela Mi Adorable Maldición, clashed with Juan Ricardo Hernández after Lyle's car cut him off in Miami on Sunday. Hernández got out of his car screaming and swearing and banged on the window of Lyle's car. Two witnesses said Lyle punched him in the face and fled the scene. VICTOR CHAVEZ/WIREIMAGE Pablo Lyle stars in Mexican telenovela Mi Adorable Maldición. Hernández suffered a brain injury that led to an internal hemorrhage that left him unconscious, a family member said. After several days in the hospital, his family said they disconnected his life-support systems. READ MORE: * Missing boy hoaxer charged * Tragic last moments of Hart family Miami police arrested Lyle, 32, at Miami International Airport on Sunday. He was charged with assault, posted a US$5000 bond and was allowed to travel to Mexico. After his arrest, Lyle said he punched Hernández because he feared for "the safety of his family and 6-year-old son", who was in the car. He later told Univision that his lawyers were handling the case. It's not clear if he will face new charges after Hernández's death. - Miami Herald<doc-sep>MIAMI – A man suffered a head injury from a fall after a Mexican actor's single punch during a road rage incident Sunday, according to the Miami Police Department. He died at Jackson Memorial Hospital, a hospital employee confirmed Thursday on behalf of his family. A witness told police officers that Pablo Lyle, a 32-year-old Mexican celebrity who was visiting Miami, was on his way to the Miami International Airport with his family when an enraged driver used his open hand to pound on the window of the car he was in. Juan Ricardo Hernandez, 63, was allegedly angry after the witness, the driver who was with Lyle, cut him off in an attempt to make a U-turn at the intersection of Northwest 27th Avenue and Northwest 14th Street, according to the police report. Witnesses told police officers the driver and Lyle also got out of their cars to confront Hernandez, who was shouting expletives, according to the police report. In response to Hernandez's hostility, Lyle said he punched him once because he was scared for his family's safety, police said. Ad Witnesses said Lyle's knockout blow caused Hernandez's fall, police said. Lyle said his 6-year-old son, Mauro, was in the back seat, police said. He is married to Ana Araujo, and aside from Mauro, they also have a daughter named Arantza. He decided to run back to the car and asked the driver to hurry up and leave after he saw another man running toward them, police said. Witnesses said they left Hernandez unconscious on the street, police said. Lyle and the driver he was with surrendered to police after dropping off his family at the airport, police said. Officers arrested him Sunday and he appeared in Miami-Dade County court Monday, facing a battery charge. Lyle is out on a $5,000 bond, and Miami-Dade County Circuit Judge Lisa Walsh allowed him to travel. Lyle didn't mention the incident on social media, but he did publish a photo Wednesday with Mauro, Arantza, Araujo, a boy, a baby and three adults on Instagram with a caption saying, "What really matters."<doc-sep>A 63-year-old man has died after being punched by a Mexican soap star following a road rage incident that took place around 7 p.m. on Sunday, March 31, in Miami, Florida. Now, the actor, Pablo Lyle, may be charged with homicide. According to NBC News, a Miami Police Department report indicates that Lyle was in a vehicle with his 6-year-old son, Mauro, that was driven by his brother-in-law when they exited an expressway en route to the airport and cut off driver Juan Ricardo Hernandez's car in the process. After allegedly honking at the car Lyle was riding in, Hernandez then got out of his vehicle, while both drivers were stopped at a traffic light, and banged on the driver's side window. Lyle's brother-in-law got out of his car and told Hernandez not to knock on his window. He then noticed that his car was rolling forward and ran back to it to stop it. However, Lyle got out of the car around this time, went up to Hernandez, and punched him, knocking him to the ground. They then drove away. Video of the alleged incident can be seen below. In the police report, Lyle said that he feared for his family's safety and only punched Hernandez because the man had put his hands up first in what Lyle believed was an attempt to strike him. Witnesses at the scene corroborated with Lyle's portion of the story in which he said that Hernandez put his hands up first. Lyle was detained later that night at Miami International Airport. After putting his family on a plane, he gave statements to the police and was arrested on a felony battery charge. He was allowed to return home to Mexico after posting $5,000 bond in Miami-Dade County court. Police told ABC News that Hernandez suffered a fracture to the right side of his skull after falling down after being punched, which caused internal bleeding. He was taken to Jackson Memorial Hospital, where he died on Thursday, April 4. The case is now reportedly being considered a homicide investigation, and Lyle will likely be facing "enhanced charges." DEADLY PUNCH: The punch allegedly by Mexican soap opera star Pablo Lyle that killed a man during Miami road rage incident was captured on video. More here: https://t.co/5SaXlsvHOd pic.twitter.com/XGwc3owlvH — NBC 6 South Florida (@nbc6) April 5, 2019 "The prosecution is working with the City of Miami Police, reviewing all information and evidence that is coming to us. Nobody is above the law," said Miami-Dade State Attorney Katherine Fernandez Rundle in a statement, reported NBC 6 South Florida Lyle's attorney said that he would return to Miami if requested and "is 100 percent available to the court as need be." The 32-year-old has been acting professionally since 2009 and has starred in telenovelas such as Mi Adorable Maldición, Corazón Que Miente, and La Sombra del Pasado. He is married to actress Ana Araujo, and they have two children, the above-mentioned Mauro and daughter Arantza.<doc-sep>A Mexican soap opera star was arrested Monday after he allegedly punched a man during a road rage incident in Miami who later died, local media reported. Pablo Lyle, 32, a star on the telenovela “Mi Adorable Maldición,” was arrested on a felony battery charge Monday, the Miami Herald reported. He posted the $5,000 bond and was allowed to travel back to Mexico. .mcclatchy-embed{position:relative;padding:40px 0 56.25%;height:0;overflow:hidden;max-width:100%}.mcclatchy-embed iframe{position:absolute;top:0;left:0;width:100%;height:100%} Lyle was accused of punching Juan Ricardo Hernandez, 63, who then fell and suffered a brain injury, the media outlet reported. Hernandez was said to be “unresponsive, intubated” at the time of Lyle’s arrest, the Miami Herald reported citing a police report. Hernandez died on Thursday night. FLORIDA MAN BACK BEHIND BARS AFTER BREAKING INTO CAR SOON AFTER RELEASE, AUTHORITIES SAY The incident occurred Sunday night when Lyle was in Miami and was traveling in a car to the Miami International Airport with his family. The car Lyle was traveling in allegedly cut off another car on the Dolphin Expressway. The two automobiles stopped at a light and the driver of the car, who was identified as Hernandez, allegedly got out of his vehicle and banged on the window of the car the soap opera star was in. The actor’s brother-in-law, who was not identified, got out of the car to tell Hernandez not to bang on his window but saw the vehicle roll away and ran after it, the arrest report stated, according to the Miami Herald. The brother-in-law said he did not see Lyle punch the victim but that the soap opera star ran into the car and told him to “drive away.” ABC News reported Lyle, who was named one of the people “50 Most Beautiful” by People en Espanol in 2015, admitted to punching Hernandez. Lyle told police “he was in fear for the safety of his family” and confronted the man to “protect his family,” the arrest form stated, according to the Miami Herald. The soap opera star said he thought the victim was going to hit him. FLORIDA AUTHORITIES SEEKING DRIVER WHO ALLEGEDLY STOPPED FOR PERSON CROSSING, THEN HIT THEM WITH CAR Surveillance video of the incident obtained by the Miami Herald showed a man put his hands up before he was punched. The man was seen falling to the ground after being hit. Miami-Dade Circuit Court Judge Lisa Walsh said the court was aware the victim died “and enhanced charges are likely to be filed." “Based on this change of circumstances, this Court is rescinding the travel order,” the statement read.<doc-sep>
A 63-year-old man died at a Miami hospital on Thursday just days after he was allegedly punched in the face by a Mexican celebrity during a road rage incident, officials said. The incident happened Sunday evening, according to the Miami Police Department. Pablo Lyle, a 32-year-old Mexican actor who was visiting Miami, was on his way to the Miami International Airport with his family when the car he was traveling in cut off another vehicle on the Dolphin Expressway. When the two vehicles came to a stop at a traffic light, the driver of the other vehicle, identified as Juan Ricardo Hernandez, got out and banged on the window of Lyle's car while shouting and swearing, a witness told police. Two other witnesses told police they saw Lyle punch Hernandez, who was knocked unconscious. Lyle then ran back to his vehicle and urged the driver to take off, a witness told police. Police said Hernandez suffered a fracture to the right side of his skull, which caused internal bleeding. He was taken to a local hospital for treatment. Lyle and the driver surrendered to police a couple hours later after dropping Lyle's family off at the Miami International Airport. In his sworn statement to police, Lyle admitted to punching Hernandez one time before the man dropped to the ground. Lyle told police that he feared for the safety of his family, including his son who was sitting in the backseat of their vehicle. Lyle told police that he believed Hernandez was going to strike first because the man put his hands up when Lyle confronted him. Lyle was arrested early Monday morning and later appeared in Miami-Dade County court. He faces one count of felony battery and was released after posting $5,000 bond. He was allowed to return to Mexico, according to court records. Hernandez died at Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami on Thursday, a hospital spokesperson told ABC News. Police said they are now investigating the case as a homicide. Attorney information for Lyle was not available.