Please look carefully at this video, which shows what was happening in the moments before a shooting that killed 18-year-old Jordan Lecky. Parents, especially of teens in northeast Orange County or Seminole County, please watch this carefully with your teenagers to see if they can identify anyone in the video. An 18-year-old is dead, and dozens of people were right there when it happened. Someone saw something. We need people to come forward to help us find the person who pulled the trigger. Just after 11 p.m. on October 17, deputies responded to the Lakeside Villas apartments at 7950 Shoals Dr. for a noise complaint about a group of nearly 100 people, mostly in their late teens, who had congregated near the pool area behind the leasing office. As the first responding deputy was approaching, he activated his lights and sirens to disperse the crowd. Several partygoers began to scatter in response – and just as that happened, the responding deputy heard a single gunshot coming from behind the leasing office. That deputy discovered a young man, later identified as Jordan Lecky, unresponsive and suffering from a gunshot wound. He was rushed to the hospital, where he died on October 19. Our thoughts are with his family and loved ones, and our detectives want desperately to solve this case. Although dozens of people were there when the gunshot rang out, only two witnesses stayed behind to meet with deputies. They told detectives a fight broke out and then a single gunshot went off, striking Jordan. While reviewing available video of the fight, it became clear to detectives that at least a dozen bystanders were taking video of the fight with their phones. We know someone saw something that could help detectives solve this case, and we need them to come forward. Anyone with information – no matter how insignificant it may seem – please contact the OCSO non-emergency line at 407-836-4357 or Crimeline at 800-423-TIPS. If you have any video from the fight, or the moments leading up to or after the gunshot, our detectives would like to review it. You can upload video directly through this link: orangecountysheriffsofficefl…

🚨 It’s Rapid Fire Time! 🔥 Meet Master Deputy Gladys Diaz-Pitti, who has proudly served with the Orange County Sheriff’s Office since 2006. She currently works in Uniform Patrol in Sector 1, serving the unincorporated communities of Apopka, Lockhart, Maitland, Mount Dora, Ocoee, Pine Hills, Plymouth, Rosemont, Tangerine, Winter Park, and Zellwood. We put her in the hot seat wit h our rapid-fire questions — and she delivered some quick, fun answers! Check it out below and get to know one of the dedicated deputies who keeps our community safe. 👇 #OrangeCountySheriff #OCSO #DeputySpotlight #MeetYourDeputy

Child Passenger Safety Week is here! The right seat can make all the difference, so we’re helping parents and caregivers make sure their little passengers ride safely. Join us TOMORROW, Tuesday, Sept. 22, from 3–5 p.m. at Central Ops (2500 W. Colonial Drive) for FREE Bubblegum booster seats and guidance from our on-site Child Passenger Safety Technicians. To receive a seat, your child must be present, at least 4 years old, weigh 40 pounds or more and be at least 40 inches tall. Have questions about booster seat safety? Ask the experts - we’re happy to help!