A man from Florida arrested after shooting a crowd of competing motorcycle gangs at a gas station: Police

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New Smyrna beach, Fla. – The authorities arrested man in connection with Shooting with the participation of competing motorcycle gangs in Volusia at the weekend.

41 -year -old Clinton Walker taken to custody On Saturday, on charges of the tightened assault, Africtions/Riots and unloading firearms in a public place, as New Smyrna beach Police Department.

Backstory:

On March 8, around 11:35, the officers responded to the Racetrac gas station located at the State Road 44 near Williamson Boulevard in New Smyrna Beach in relation to the shooting between rival gangs, Mongols and Warlocks, in accordance with the arrest report.

The police said that shooting took place when a fight between gangs broke out near the air station air pumps.

Officials confirmed that at least two people were injured during the incident. One man, a member of Warlocks, suffered a gunshot wound that was grazing his head. It is believed that the other person, also the sorcerer, was hit on the head of Nunchucks, the police said. Injuries seemed to be life -threatening.

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Gangs reportedly escaped from the gas station before the arrival of law enforcement agencies.

New details:

According to the arrest statement, recordings from Racerarac with supervision captured a large group of wizards in a gas station parking lot, when several Mongols arrived and approached them aggressively.

The man, later identified as Walker, and then fired a pistol into the crowd, then fled in the silver silverado chevrolet. The truck was finally stopped at Oak Hill, where Walker was detained.

When the officers tried to interrogate him about what had happened, Walker refused to speak without the current lawyer.

The authorities said that they already know both motorcycle gangs, which were in the city at Daytona Bike Week, taking place from February 28 to March 9.

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