2 bitten by sharks at same FL beach • 2 brothers headstones vandalized at cemetery • FL couple drowned child

Two people were bitten by sharks at the same Florida beach on Labor Day, a family is devastated after two brothers' headstones were vandalized at an Apopka cemetery, a 5-year-old girl got back at a man accused of exposing himself to her by recording him, a Florida man was arrested for trying to cross the Atlantic Ocean from Florida to London in a hamster wheel, and a Winter Haven couple was arrested after a 6-year-old child was reportedly abused and drowned in their care: Here's FOX 35's Week in Review.

FL deputy's car struck by lightning • FL man held gun to Lyft driver's head • FL dad shoots gun at son

A Florida deputy was hospitalized over the weekend after his patrol car was struck by lightning, a Flagler County man was arrested for allegedly holding a gun to a Lyft driver's head, police identified a man accused of brutally killing a chicken outside a restaurant in New Smyrna Beach, a Florida man allegedly shot at his son after he crashed into his home's garage, and hundreds of dead fish, crab, and eels were found decaying in a popular Central Florida lagoon: Here's FOX 35's Week in Review.

Tips help Florida police ID man accused of stomping chicken to death

Tips from the community helped police in Florida identify a man accused of stomping a chicken to death in New Smyrna Beach last month, police announced Monday.

New Smyrna Beach Police seek to ID man accused of stomping chicken to death

Police in Florida are attempting to identify a man who is accused of luring a chicken with food, before “brutally killing" the animal, “by smashing it on the ground twice and then stomping on its head," according to a report.

Body of woman found alongside road in New Smyrna Beach

Volusia County Sheriff's Office detectives are actively investigating the discovery of the body of a woman in her late 20s found on Wednesday on Lake Ashby Road near South State Road 415 in New Smyrna Beach.

Video: Incredible 'tornadic waterspout' at Florida's New Smyrna Beach

On Saturday, people at New Smyrna Beach captured video and photos of an impressive “tornadic waterspout" that started on the beach and then spun-out into the Atlantic Ocean, according to the National Weather Service and FOX 35's Ian Cassette.