Volusia Sheriff on Daytona Beach: Water bottles, not gunfire, caused panic | Full speech
Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood said Monday that there was no shooting at Daytona Beach over the weekend, where hundreds of people were celebrating Spring Break. He said people on the beach smashing water bottles may have sounded like gunfire, which caused panic and people to stampede across the beach. The Daytona Beach Police Department is investigating four shooting incidents that happened over the weekend with the City of Daytona Beach, though none happened at the beach itself, the sheriff said. More than 130 people were arrested at Daytona Beach and New Smyrna Beach last weekend, he said.
Top Videos
Volusia Sheriff on Daytona Beach: Water bottles, not gunfire, caused panic | Full speech
Search for suspect underway after woman shot at bus stop
First responders reflect on Pulse nightclub shooting 10 years later
Orlando unveils updated plans for permanent Pulse Memorial site
New video shows aftermath of Kissimmee plane crash
Orlando easing restrictions on historic buildings
Where does June 8th earthquake rank among Gulf tremors?
Judge denies bond for man accused of shooting stranger
Cuba 6.1-magnitude earthquake felt in Central Florida
How Stetson University athletes are making a difference in DeLand
AI Vulnerability Compromises 20,000+ Meta Accounts
Good Day Orlando
Honor Flight Central Florida: More vets needed for fall trip
Watch World Cup matches at Stadium Club
Earthquake near Cuba shakes parts of Florida
Behind-the-scenes: Central Florida Zoo's tortoise encounter
Central Florida Zoo opens a new goat encounter
Central Florida Zoo welcomes cougar cubs
Prostate cancer: What men need to know
SpaceX launches more Starlink satellites
Deland improves safety for e-bikes and e-scooters
Silver Spurs Rodeo returns to Kissimmee
Food, lazy river, new rides: An inside look at what's happening at Aquatica
'Debug' program seeks approval to release millions of 'good' mosquitoes
Indiana Jones stunt performer hit by boulder returns to stage
Florida lawmakers to consider property tax proposal in special session
Money Monday: Mortgage rates remain high
2026 Atlantic hurricane season begins. What to expect?
Central Florida twins sisters both named valedictorian
Banana Ball comes to Disney World
SpaceX launches more Starlink satellites
Former NASA astronaut talks Blue Origin explosion: 'That's why we do these tests'
We Love Florida
Longtime video store going out of business
Perfume and cologne-making workshops in Winter Park
Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series comes to Florida
Learning about barefoot water skiing
Inside 407 Basketball academy
Gatorpalooza returns to Gatorland
FOX 35 honors Volusia County deputy Royce James with Care Force Award
New Phenomena exhibit opens at Orlando Science Center
Go on a Pig Family Travel Adventure at Peppa Pig Theme Park
