FLORIDA....12-year-old boy, 14-year-old girl involved in shootout with Florida deputies.... they were home invaders

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VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. (WESH) — *Video above may contain language not suitable for all audiences.

A 14-year-old is in the hospital after a shootout with Volusia County deputies on Tuesday, according to Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood.

Chitwood addressed the public Tuesday night, saying a 12-year-old and a 14-year-old opened fire repeatedly on deputies at a home in Enterprise, Volusia County.

Crews responded to the scene of the shooting incident at a property at 1050 Enterprise Osteen Road in Enterprise, officials said.

According to officials, the two juveniles broke into a house and used multiple weapons found inside to open fire on responding deputies.

According to Chitwood, around 5 p.m. on Tuesday, a 12-year-old boy had reportedly run away with a 14-year-old girl from a juvenile home for troubled children.

Deputies searched for the two children, as the 12-year-old is insulin dependent.

Each time a deputy located the children, Chitwood said they would run away.

Around 7 p.m., the sheriff said a passerby said he heard glass breaking at a home.

Deputies discovered a house had been broken into.

Officials with the Volusia County Sheriff’s Office called the homeowner, who said no one should be at the home, and that homeowner told the sheriff’s office there were firearms and ammunition in the house.

According to Chitwood, as deputies surrounded the home, they were met with gunfire, multiple times.

At 8:28 p.m., a sergeant took gunfire multiple times, but did not return fire. The children continued to shoot at deputies, the sheriff said.

At 8:40 p.m., the 14-year-old girl emerged from the home and opened fire on deputies, Chitwood said.

The 14-year-old then came out of the garage, armed with a firearm, and was then shot by deputies. The 12-year-old boy decided to surrender, the sheriff said.

No deputies were injured.

The 14-year-old was shot multiple times and was said to be “fighting for her life” at CF Regional Hospital in Sanford, according to the sheriff.

The 12-year-old was not injured.

Chitwood said the 14-year-old who fired at deputies had previously burned down a children’s home that she was sent to live in, located in Flagler County.






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Mrfreddygoodbud

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They broke into a house, fuck them kids

I aint read all that shit...

kids break into homes all the time..

one of the reasons I cant fuck private

homes like that... sure I can rent em

for a couple of months...

but I need waay more security..

probably why

I will never leave new york...


Look how they just walked into pop smokes shit....??
 

CoTtOnMoUf

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I know for sure the girl is white


I hope you're right.

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305

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Trauma. I remember my lil sister used to break into homes. Lashing out cuz of things that happened to her as a young child. Hope she pulls thru.

on another note, Tried to kill the cops huh:shades:
 

VAiz4hustlaz

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black or white?
It's gonna be hard to find out unless they show the parents.... they're juveniles.... no names will be said and no faces will be shown
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Little blonde white boy! They put their names out there and everything!



Boy, 12, accused of shooting at Volusia deputies with AK-47 appears before judge

Travis O’Brien faces charge of attempted murder of law enforcement officer

Boy, 12, accused of shooting at Volusia deputies with AK-47 appears before judge

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – A 12-year-old boy facing an attempted murder charge after a shootout earlier this week with Volusia County sheriff’s deputies appeared before a judge Thursday morning.

Travis O’Brien and 14-year-old Nicole Jackson, who remains hospitalized after being shot by deputies, were arrested on charges of armed burglary and attempted murder of law enforcement officers. News 6 has decided to name and show pictures of the children due to the seriousness of the incident and the charges they are facing.

During a virtual court appearance Thursday morning, Judge Michael Orfinger ordered that O’Brien, who’s represented by a public defender, to be held in secure detention for 21 days or until the next court order.

“There’s probable cause to believe that these acts occurred and that you committed them,” Orfinger said to O’Brien, who didn’t speak during the hearing.

Orfinger also ordered O’Brien to be arraigned on June 23.

Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood said late Tuesday that O’Brien and Jackson ran away from Florida United Methodist Children’s Home, a foster home, and broke into a house in Enterprise. No one was home at the time as the homeowner and his teenage daughters had recently left to go to Publix.

Authorities said the children found several guns, including a shotgun and an AK-47, inside the home and opened fire on deputies as they investigated a report of a break-in. Chitwood said his deputies “took fire” for about 30 minutes. :oops:

“The 14-year-old comes out of the garage with a pump shotgun, levels it at deputies and despite warnings to drop it, she walked back into the garage, she comes back a second time, and that’s when deputies opened fire after taking multiple rounds,” Chitwood said.

Jackson was shot in the chest and in the arm. According to Chitwood, she was fighting for her life but was later listed in stable but critical condition.
Deputies said O’Brien, who was armed with the AK-47, dropped the gun about 30 seconds later.

“I could not be prouder of the way my deputies acted. They went above and beyond for what they did. And also, I know tonight I’ll drop down on my hands and knees and pray that I’m not going to somebody’s home, one of my deputies’ homes, and telling them that they were killed in a line of duty and killed by a 12-year-old a 14-year-old. This is unbelievable,” Chitwood said after the shootout.

Chitwood described the Jackson and O’Brien as “Bonnie and Clyde” and said they shot at deputies from several vantage points in the home, including the pool deck, the bedroom and from the garage. He also called the pair “evil.”

“Their conversation was they were going to kill my sergeant. They were coming out to kill cops. They were coming out to kill deputies, that’s the conversation,” Chitwood said.

 

doug777

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Wow, after shooting her they rush to her aid. Are you ok sweetie? When Tamir Rice was shot instead of rushing to give him aid, the cops decided to wrestle his sister to the ground.
 

Coldchi

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Little blonde white boy! They put their names out there and everything!



Boy, 12, accused of shooting at Volusia deputies with AK-47 appears before judge

Travis O’Brien faces charge of attempted murder of law enforcement officer

Boy, 12, accused of shooting at Volusia deputies with AK-47 appears before judge

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – A 12-year-old boy facing an attempted murder charge after a shootout earlier this week with Volusia County sheriff’s deputies appeared before a judge Thursday morning.

Travis O’Brien and 14-year-old Nicole Jackson, who remains hospitalized after being shot by deputies, were arrested on charges of armed burglary and attempted murder of law enforcement officers. News 6 has decided to name and show pictures of the children due to the seriousness of the incident and the charges they are facing.

During a virtual court appearance Thursday morning, Judge Michael Orfinger ordered that O’Brien, who’s represented by a public defender, to be held in secure detention for 21 days or until the next court order.

“There’s probable cause to believe that these acts occurred and that you committed them,” Orfinger said to O’Brien, who didn’t speak during the hearing.

Orfinger also ordered O’Brien to be arraigned on June 23.

Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood said late Tuesday that O’Brien and Jackson ran away from Florida United Methodist Children’s Home, a foster home, and broke into a house in Enterprise. No one was home at the time as the homeowner and his teenage daughters had recently left to go to Publix.

Authorities said the children found several guns, including a shotgun and an AK-47, inside the home and opened fire on deputies as they investigated a report of a break-in. Chitwood said his deputies “took fire” for about 30 minutes. :oops:

“The 14-year-old comes out of the garage with a pump shotgun, levels it at deputies and despite warnings to drop it, she walked back into the garage, she comes back a second time, and that’s when deputies opened fire after taking multiple rounds,” Chitwood said.


Jackson was shot in the chest and in the arm. According to Chitwood, she was fighting for her life but was later listed in stable but critical condition.
Deputies said O’Brien, who was armed with the AK-47, dropped the gun about 30 seconds later.

“I could not be prouder of the way my deputies acted. They went above and beyond for what they did. And also, I know tonight I’ll drop down on my hands and knees and pray that I’m not going to somebody’s home, one of my deputies’ homes, and telling them that they were killed in a line of duty and killed by a 12-year-old a 14-year-old. This is unbelievable,” Chitwood said after the shootout.

Chitwood described the Jackson and O’Brien as “Bonnie and Clyde” and said they shot at deputies from several vantage points in the home, including the pool deck, the bedroom and from the garage. He also called the pair “evil.”

“Their conversation was they were going to kill my sergeant. They were coming out to kill cops. They were coming out to kill deputies, that’s the conversation,” Chitwood said.


they got em before he had a chance to shoot up a school.
 

Coldchi

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Wow, after shooting her they rush to her aid. Are you ok sweetie? When Tamir Rice was shot instead of rushing to give him aid, the cops decided to wrestle his sister to the ground.
yeah i was listening to the cop's bodycam vids.....and one of em was saying to himself...."please don't make me do this.....please dont make me do this"

im like.......seriously nigga.
let them had been black.
 

lightbright

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Little blonde white boy! They put their names out there and everything!



Boy, 12, accused of shooting at Volusia deputies with AK-47 appears before judge

Travis O’Brien faces charge of attempted murder of law enforcement officer

Boy, 12, accused of shooting at Volusia deputies with AK-47 appears before judge

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – A 12-year-old boy facing an attempted murder charge after a shootout earlier this week with Volusia County sheriff’s deputies appeared before a judge Thursday morning.

Travis O’Brien and 14-year-old Nicole Jackson, who remains hospitalized after being shot by deputies, were arrested on charges of armed burglary and attempted murder of law enforcement officers. News 6 has decided to name and show pictures of the children due to the seriousness of the incident and the charges they are facing.

During a virtual court appearance Thursday morning, Judge Michael Orfinger ordered that O’Brien, who’s represented by a public defender, to be held in secure detention for 21 days or until the next court order.

“There’s probable cause to believe that these acts occurred and that you committed them,” Orfinger said to O’Brien, who didn’t speak during the hearing.

Orfinger also ordered O’Brien to be arraigned on June 23.

Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood said late Tuesday that O’Brien and Jackson ran away from Florida United Methodist Children’s Home, a foster home, and broke into a house in Enterprise. No one was home at the time as the homeowner and his teenage daughters had recently left to go to Publix.

Authorities said the children found several guns, including a shotgun and an AK-47, inside the home and opened fire on deputies as they investigated a report of a break-in. Chitwood said his deputies “took fire” for about 30 minutes. :oops:

“The 14-year-old comes out of the garage with a pump shotgun, levels it at deputies and despite warnings to drop it, she walked back into the garage, she comes back a second time, and that’s when deputies opened fire after taking multiple rounds,” Chitwood said.


Jackson was shot in the chest and in the arm. According to Chitwood, she was fighting for her life but was later listed in stable but critical condition.
Deputies said O’Brien, who was armed with the AK-47, dropped the gun about 30 seconds later.

“I could not be prouder of the way my deputies acted. They went above and beyond for what they did. And also, I know tonight I’ll drop down on my hands and knees and pray that I’m not going to somebody’s home, one of my deputies’ homes, and telling them that they were killed in a line of duty and killed by a 12-year-old a 14-year-old. This is unbelievable,” Chitwood said after the shootout.

Chitwood described the Jackson and O’Brien as “Bonnie and Clyde” and said they shot at deputies from several vantage points in the home, including the pool deck, the bedroom and from the garage. He also called the pair “evil.”

“Their conversation was they were going to kill my sergeant. They were coming out to kill cops. They were coming out to kill deputies, that’s the conversation,” Chitwood said.


Needless to say that I should've known they were Cacs..... cops didn't kill them..... and they knew how to assemble an assault rifle that the home owner said was taken apart.... juvenile crackers in the wild.... :hmm:




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lightbright

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Little blonde white boy! They put their names out there and everything!



Boy, 12, accused of shooting at Volusia deputies with AK-47 appears before judge

Travis O’Brien faces charge of attempted murder of law enforcement officer

Boy, 12, accused of shooting at Volusia deputies with AK-47 appears before judge

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – A 12-year-old boy facing an attempted murder charge after a shootout earlier this week with Volusia County sheriff’s deputies appeared before a judge Thursday morning.

Travis O’Brien and 14-year-old Nicole Jackson, who remains hospitalized after being shot by deputies, were arrested on charges of armed burglary and attempted murder of law enforcement officers. News 6 has decided to name and show pictures of the children due to the seriousness of the incident and the charges they are facing.

During a virtual court appearance Thursday morning, Judge Michael Orfinger ordered that O’Brien, who’s represented by a public defender, to be held in secure detention for 21 days or until the next court order.

“There’s probable cause to believe that these acts occurred and that you committed them,” Orfinger said to O’Brien, who didn’t speak during the hearing.

Orfinger also ordered O’Brien to be arraigned on June 23.

Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood said late Tuesday that O’Brien and Jackson ran away from Florida United Methodist Children’s Home, a foster home, and broke into a house in Enterprise. No one was home at the time as the homeowner and his teenage daughters had recently left to go to Publix.

Authorities said the children found several guns, including a shotgun and an AK-47, inside the home and opened fire on deputies as they investigated a report of a break-in. Chitwood said his deputies “took fire” for about 30 minutes. :oops:

“The 14-year-old comes out of the garage with a pump shotgun, levels it at deputies and despite warnings to drop it, she walked back into the garage, she comes back a second time, and that’s when deputies opened fire after taking multiple rounds,” Chitwood said.


Jackson was shot in the chest and in the arm. According to Chitwood, she was fighting for her life but was later listed in stable but critical condition.
Deputies said O’Brien, who was armed with the AK-47, dropped the gun about 30 seconds later.

“I could not be prouder of the way my deputies acted. They went above and beyond for what they did. And also, I know tonight I’ll drop down on my hands and knees and pray that I’m not going to somebody’s home, one of my deputies’ homes, and telling them that they were killed in a line of duty and killed by a 12-year-old a 14-year-old. This is unbelievable,” Chitwood said after the shootout.

Chitwood described the Jackson and O’Brien as “Bonnie and Clyde” and said they shot at deputies from several vantage points in the home, including the pool deck, the bedroom and from the garage. He also called the pair “evil.”

“Their conversation was they were going to kill my sergeant. They were coming out to kill cops. They were coming out to kill deputies, that’s the conversation,” Chitwood said.


your video is gone but here's a pic

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VAiz4hustlaz

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Needless to say that I should've known they were Cacs..... cops didn't kill them..... and they knew how to assemble an assault rifle that the home owner said was taken apart.... juvenile crackers in the wild.... :hmm:




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But check it out! The video just got removed from YouTube and from that website!!! And the kid's name!
 

lightbright

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But check it out! The video just got removed from YouTube and from that website!!! And the kid's name!
You knew it was coming.... and I did too.... was shocked like hell when you said it was posted.... they're juveniles.... and cacs.... that's why it went down with the quickness.... but everything on the net is forever....... :yes:

sidebar: I never saw the video, but was that still at the police station? Were they fixing him a meal.... some hot pockets? :hmm:




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