Deputies: 2 brothers killed in Orange County shooting identified
A shooting scene in Orlando resulted in the death of two brothers.
One was shot and killed by an Orange County sheriff's deputy at a hotel on Orange Blossom Trail, and much of it was captured on cellphone video.
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When it was over, three people had been shot.
Two of them, Dylan Jimenez and Bryan Richardson were dead. They were brothers.
One was shot at the hands of an Orange County sheriff's deputy.
According to deputies, it started just outside the Heritage Hotel when the brothers were arguing with a third man, who has not been identified.
The argument ended in gunfire when the man shot Jimenez, but Jimenez also managed to squeeze off a round that hit the man.
As Jimenez lay bleeding in the hotel parking lot, his brother, Richardson walked up to the scene holding a gun, investigators said.
It appears in the beginning that the two deputies didn't notice he had a gun, but then a woman screamed out.
"He's got a gun," a resident is heard saying in the video.
At that point, deputies reacted.
One deputy looks like she reached to grab Richardson's gun. A second deputy, however, drew his gun.
Investigators say the deputy ordered Richardson to drop his gun, and they say when he didn't, the deputy fired.
"They challenged that person, asked him to drop the gun. He refused to comply. One of the deputies discharged his weapon, striking the suspect," Orange County Sheriff's Office Undersheriff Mark Canty said.
All three men were taken to the hospital, but only one man, the third man Jimenez was arguing with, survived.
The deputy-involved shooting will be investigated by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement.