Man Shot After Two Teachers Enter Wrong Apartment, Get Into Bed With Couple

Darius Cohen (1) and Akkua Hallback (Indian River County Sheriff's Office)

Two Florida educators have been captured and one man has been shot after what appears to have been a plastered incidental break-in.

As per CBS 12 in West Palm Beach, specialists say on Oct. 10, Akkua Hallback left

Darius Cohen in his vehicle as he visited a lady he had met before that evening. After getting back to the vehicle Hallback endeavored to accompany Cohen back to the lady's loft so he could utilize the bathroom. The men, who had both been drinking, inadvertently entered a neighbor's loft where a man, his significant other and youngsters were all sleeping. As Hallback utilized the bathroom, Cohen got into a bed.

"The spouse at first was the one that heard them. Also, cautioned her better half she began shouting his name," Indian County sheriff Eric Flowers told neighborhood station WPTV. "That is the point at which he tended to the one that was in the bed and attempting [sic] to keep them quiet on account of the kids in the house."

Blossoms says a fight broke out after the occupant had the option to talk the men back out of his home.

"The consolidated story from the three of these folks eventually when they get out into – the parking garage, a fight results," Flowers clarified at a news meeting. "Sooner or later, someone delivers a firearm. We don't who created the firearm now. He [Cohen] conceded to the shooting. His side of the story was that they were battling over the weapon and it went off."

Reconnaissance film of the battle caught four shots as the anonymous inhabitant endeavored to flee. He was shot once toward the back. He continued to a companion's condo and called 911.

The two instructors, who both showed PE at region schools and were both previous school competitors, were captured on Monday. Fox 13 reports that, as of Oct. 20, Cohen, who was accused of endeavored murder, stayed at the Indian River County prison on $750,000 bail. Hallback, who faces an offense drug charge, was delivered on $15,000 bail.

The two men, who had just joined the Indian River County school locale toward the start of the 2021-2022 school year, have both been terminated.