A teenager pulled a gun during a fight on a packed Florida beach in the midst of spring break this week and then ran through the crowd with the weapon in his hand. Law enforcement officers intervened and chased the suspect through the beach.
A teenager pulled a gun during a fight on a packed Florida beach in the midst of spring break this week and then ran through the crowd with the weapon in his hand. 'He's got a gun. He's got a gun,' people shouted as they ran in different directions on New Smyrna Beach on Thursday. A deputy from the Volusia County Sheriff's Office quickly intervened and barked orders at the gunman. 'Drop the f-----g gun.
Drop the f-----g gun,' the deputy screamed at the suspect, who is seen in bodycam footage running from the officer. The deputy chased him through New Smyrna Beach while still ordering him to drop the gun, as other law enforcement officers joined the foot pursuit and pushed back hordes of spring breakers. FLORIDA SPRING BREAK DRAWS MASSIVE CROWDS, BEACH BOXING MATCHES TO FORT LAUDERDALE The gunman – later identified as 16-year-old Felixander Solis-Guzman – ran into the water about knee-deep, where he stood for several minutes. Bodycam footage shows law enforcement officers with their guns drawn, lined up along the beac
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