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Officers on paddleboards catch runaway suspect in Halifax River
Law enforcement pursued and caught a fleeing suspect using paddleboards in the Halifax River; he faces loitering, prowling, and resisting arrest charges, officials said.
- Footage released by the Volusia Sheriff shows deputies using paddleboards to capture a suspect after he jumped into the Halifax River on Tuesday.
- Attempting to avoid questioning, deputies initially tried to detain the suspect, who then fled into the water to escape law enforcement.
- To pursue the suspect, a Volusia County deputy and a Daytona Beach Shores Police launched paddleboards and located him in the water, according to authorities.
- Following the pursuit, officers charged the suspect with resisting arrest and brought him back to shore without further incident.
- Officers used nontraditional patrol methods to navigate the Halifax River during the pursuit, resulting in the suspect's custody. The incident concludes with the suspect in custody.
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