Police Report: "MARSY’S LAW VICTIM INFORMATION On February 4th, 2024, at approximately 0915 hours, I, Deputy Harrison, responded to the area of a Dollar General in Palm Coast, Florida, in reference to a shooting that occurred. FCSO Communications Specialists received several 911 calls regarding two (2) Black males fighting in the parking lot of the above-named location. Callers stated both parties left in gray vehicles, one of which was a gray Lexus. The victim's vehicle was a gray Genesis. I responded in a fully marked patrol vehicle with FCSO insignia. Upon arrival, I observed two vehicles matching the provided description traveling northbound in a reckless manner. As I got closer, with emergency lights and siren activated, I observed them make a quick left turn. The vehicles appeared to be fleeing, so I deactivated emergency equipment due to pursuit restrictions. I kept a visual as they turned multiple times into a residential neighborhood. I lost visual at a roundabout. Shortly thereafter, the victim, later identified as [REDACTED], called into FCSO stating he had been shot at. He stated the suspect vehicle (gray Lexus) was still southbound. I reactivated emergency equipment and located the vehicle, conducting a high-risk traffic stop. The victim’s vehicle (gray Genesis) arrived on scene. I observed two large bullet holes in the front and rear right passenger doors. I gave commands to the driver of the gray Lexus, who complied. He was later identified through his South Carolina Driver’s License as Victor S. (subject), and was secured in handcuffs. Deputies cleared Victor’s vehicle without incident. While securing Victor in handcuffs, Victor was asked if there were any weapons in the vehicle. He stated there were two firearms. Simultaneously, Deputy M. Dorsey made contact with [REDACTED]. Deputy Marsan read Victor his Miranda Rights from a prepared card, which he understood. Victor stated the following: Victor is married to a female who resides in Palm Coast, Florida. The two have been separated for approximately five months. Victor traveled from out of state and arrived at the location. Upon arrival, he noticed in the driveway a gray Genesis. Victor stated he never exited his vehicle or made contact with anyone and drove away from the location. While at an intersection, [REDACTED] pulled next to him in his vehicle and yelled, “oh, it’s you.” Victor went to Dollar General to get a drink. [REDACTED] then blocked Victor’s vehicle with his own vehicle and exited. [REDACTED] sprinted with fists raised toward Victor, where Victor defended himself and a physical altercation ensued. During the altercation, [REDACTED] bit Victor’s earlobe off. Next, both parties got in their respective vehicles. [REDACTED] followed Victor through the residential area. Once on the highway, [REDACTED] was aggressively following Victor’s vehicle and struck it from the rear. For his safety, Victor brandished a firearm and shot at [REDACTED]’s vehicle when it pulled next to him. This statement summarizes Victor’s account Deputy M. Dorsey spoke with the victim, who stated: He is in an intimate relationship with a female at the residence and lives there. He has known Victor for several years, as Victor is the ex-husband of his current girlfriend. On this occasion, he was in the driveway of his home when he noticed Victor’s Lexus slowly driving past the residence. He observed the driver appearing to take photographs as he passed. He followed the Lexus and noticed it running stop signs. Once at the intersection, he pulled next to the vehicle and saw it was Victor. They both arrived at Dollar General and engaged in a physical altercation. Victor attempted to leave while witnesses yelled and police were called. He followed Victor as he fled. While on the highway, Victor pulled over and he pulled over behind him. Victor then opened his driver’s door, brandishing a revolver. [REDACTED] attempted to turn around in his vehicle when he heard approximately five gunshots. His vehicle was struck twice. As he was driving away, he observed FCSO deputies arriving. After reviewing all statements and the video, Victor was found to be the primary aggressor and unlawfully discharged his firearm while in a vehicle. He was arrested on the following charges: Firearm – Discharge from Vehicle Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon Without Intent to Kill Shoot/Throw Missile into Occupied Vehicle Use of a Firearm During the Commission of a Felony Battery (Simple) Photographs were taken of the bullet holes and both vehicles. Gunshot residue was found on Victor’s vehicle. A firearm was observed in plain view on the passenger seat. Both vehicles were seized and taken to Flagler County Sheriff Office Operations. Victor’s criminal history was checked, and no prior battery convictions were found. End of report." Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4vkfq33gwTqHQYTzfQuE-g/join