UPDATE (11-28-18): Edited body camera footage of the incident has been released by VCSO.
VCSO spokesperson Andrew Gant also confirms that a License Plate Reader was how authorities were tipped off that Jason A. Gibson was in the area. The vehicle he was using was stolen from one of the people he shot, according to authorities.
Gibson's first appearance in front of a Volusia County judge is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon (November 29th) at 1:30.
Earlier reporting below.
UPDATE (11-27-18): According to Sam Smith with KVIA ABC-7 in El Paso, Gibson was wanted for a home invasion in East El Paso on Thanksgiving (November 22nd) where he shot three family members.
Smith says that one of the family members has died and one remains on life support this morning (November 27th). A woman who was in the house is still currently in critical condition.
Earlier reporting below.
Daytona Beach, FL - A wanted fugitive from Texas being hunted by federal authorities is arrested in downtown Daytona Beach.
The Daytona Beach Police Department caught 38-year-old Jason A. Gibson around 5 p.m. today (November 27th) near the corner of South Palmetto Avenue and West International Speedway Boulevard.
According to Daytona Beach Police Chief Craig Capri, Gibson had a warrant for his arrest in Texas for homicide as well as a kidnapping charge in New Mexico.
DBPD coordinated with the Volusia County Sheriff's Office as well as a number of Texas law enforcement agencies and the United States Marshals.
DBPD spokesperson Lyda Longa says Gibson crashed into two police vehicles - once from VCSO and another from the Holly Hill Police Department - while trying to get away.
"Gibson was spotted by a U.S. Marshal as he headed south on South Ridgewood Avenue," Longa added. "Several officers then converged on Gibson in order to aid the U.S. Marshal."
The drivers of both those police vehicles weren't hurt, per Longa.
Following the crash, Gibson got out of the vehicle he was in and ran into the garage of a nearby office building, which is where he was arrested.
Besides his out-of-state charges, Gibson also faces two counts of aggravated assault.
