A gunman opened fire on a Florida sheriff's deputy who was following him in an unmarked vehicle.
The shooting happened early Monday as the Orange County Sheriff's deputy was following a suspicious car near Orlando. Sheriff's spokesman Jeff Williamson said in a news release that someone in the Honda Accord rolled down the window and fired "multiple" rounds at the deputy, who didn't return fire.
The deputy wasn't injured in the shooting, which NBC affiliate WESH-TV said took place around 2:30 a.m.
Williamson says the vehicle sped away with marked sheriff's vehicles in pursuit. Four male suspects bailed out of the car near an elementary school. One person was caught immediately, with officials saying he was a juvenile, and a second was arrested a short time later.
An investigation continues.
