A man was shot in Florida, who was bitten while swimming in crocodile water on Monday morning after officials said that he had left the lake and was charged with Sharif representatives with garden scissors.
Two deputies, including one of the trainees, said the fire on Timothy Schools, 42, after they published a thunderbolt pistol that had no effect, and after Schulz tried to remove a firearm from their patrols.
Jude said: “The fact that he was bitten by crocodile and still continues to shock.”
The authorities first responded to a call that included Schults at 5:56 am, when he appeared in a racket and asked to contact his son, Joud said. Sharif said that the deputies who responded to the area did not find it.
After nearly two hours, a witness of Schulz was spotted in Lielland, southern Orlando, and stated that the man was in a lake with a “lot” of crocodiles, Joud said.
He said: “The witness has already taken a life jacket and tried to give him.” “He will not take it.”
Another witness told the author that Schults wasted when the person tried to talk to him.
Witnesses reported that Schulz was stealing the water and that they only saw his head. At some point, the crocodile seemed to bite its right arm.
After leaving the lake, Schools was seen walking between the houses in a residential area, carrying a pair of garden scissors. Jude said that at one point he threw a brick on a truck.
With the arrival of the deputies, Joud said, they saw Schulz seemed to be trying to storm a car and soon they got out of their cruiser.
Jude said, when he accused the Sholls with scissors, they ordered him to drop the tool, then spread the thunderbolt rifle when he did not.
Jude said that Schulles climbed alongside the passengers from the Parliament’s patrol vehicle and appears to be trying to remove a rifle or a rifle.
“At that time, they shot our deputies several times,” Joud said. “As a result, Timothy died.”
He said that the deputies will remain on an administrative leave during the shooting review by the state lawyer’s office, for each department’s policy.
Jude said that Schulz faced many mathamfitamine charges and was released from the province’s prison recently on May 20.
