A Florida sheriff appointed by Gov. Ron DeSantis after the Parkland school shooting is defending himself after admitting he fatally shot a man when he was 14 years old
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Broward County Sheriff Gregory Tony said in a statement Monday he"shot an armed man in self-defense" during his time growing up in a Philadelphia neighborhood"filled with violence and gang activity."News of Tony's involvement in the 1993 shooting came to light when the online news organization Florida Bulldog reported the incident on Saturday after interviewing the family of 18-year-old Hector"Chino" Rodriguez, the man he killed.
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