The florida man arrested after shooting the amount of competing motorcycle gang members at the petrol station: police

Daytona Beach, Fla. – – The authorities arrested a man in connection with a shootout with competing motorcycle gangs in Volusia County at the weekend.

The 41 -year -old Clinton Walker was taken into custody on Saturday for serious assault, oppressions/unrest and unloading of a firearm.

The background story:

On March 8, the officials of the new police department of the Smyrna Beach reacted to a racing station in State Road 44 near Williamson Boulevard at around 11:35 a.m. because of a shootout between rival gangs, the Mongols and the hexenzones, as can be seen from a arrest report.

At least two people were injured in the incident, confirmed officials. A man, a member of the witch champions, suffered a gunshot wound that grazed the side of his head. It is believed that the other person, also a witch champion, was hit in the head with Nonchucks, the police said. The injuries did not seem to be life -threatening.

According to reports, the gangs fled from the petrol station before arriving the law enforcement.

New details:

According to an affidavit, the Rennstrac's surveillance material has conquered a large group of witch champions in the parking lot of the petrol station when several Mongols arrived and approached them aggressively.

A man who was later identified as a walker fired a weapon into the crowd before flea in a silver Chevrolet Silverado. The truck was finally stopped in Oak Hill, where Walker was arrested.

When the officials tried to ask him what happened, Walker refused to speak a lawyer without a lawyer.

The authorities stated that they were already familiar with both bikers who were in the city for the Daytona Bike Week and took place from February 28th to March 9th.

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