A man who was caught on camera shooting up a Lauderhill Fire Rescue truck last week has been arrested, police said.
Jermaine Shennett, 41, was arrested Monday on a charge of aggravated assault with a firearm on an emergency medical provider, Lauderhill Police officials said.
Officials said three emergency medical technicians were in the truck responding to a call for service Friday when the shooting happened in the 3100 block of Northwest 19th Street.
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The truck was damaged but the rescue workers weren't injured, officials said.
The driver of the truck reported seeing a man point a handgun at the truck and open fire six or seven times, the report said.
Detectives began investigating and found surveillance footage from license plate readers that showed Shennett riding a bicycle while holding a black firearm in his right hand, the report said.
Footage also showed him standing and firing at the truck, the report said.
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The report said Shennett "has a criminal history of shooting/throwing deadly missiles and battery on law enforcement officers."
Shennett was booked into jail where he was being held on $100,000 bond Tuesday, records showed. Attorney information wasn't available.