Sumter County Sheriff Stop Shooting Suspect & Did Not Kill Him or Shoot Him - Good Job

Sumter County, Florida — On June 27th around 6:24 in the evening the Sumter County Sheriff's Office began receiving calls in reference to shots fired on 1-75 NB near the 309 MM. Callers reported the suspect Miguel Espinoza Navarro, 41, was waving a gun and shooting at vehicles from a black Ford truck. The suspect rear ended a vehicle just north of MM 314 (Bushnell) and continued heading north on 1-75. The suspect then wrecked his vehicle at the guardrail at MM 317, where he engaged deputies in a standoff. The suspect began waving his gun, ultimately threw his weapon and took off again. A few hundred feet later the suspect wrecked for a third time, abandoned his vehicle and fled on foot. Deputies took to a foot chase, tased the suspect and successfully took him into custody. Navarro was booked into the Sumter County Jail on multiple charges, including aggravated assault and resisting an officer. No people or deputies were injured during the ordeal.