At least three teenagers have been arrested after a shooting at a house party in Osceola County.Sheriff Marco Lopez said multiple people called 911, saying they heard shots fired at a party at an Airbnb on Target Boulevard in Kissimmee at around 2 a.m. on Wednesday.He said when deputies got there, they found 30 to 40 people in and around the house.Lopez said no one was hurt, but four guns were found and taken from the group of mostly teens from different counties.He said this could have easily been deadly and wants to remind parents to watch over their kids and make sure weapons are properly stored away."My question would be, where are the parents? At two in the morning? Shouldn’t you be peaking in your kids' bedrooms to see that they’re sleeping? Where are these kids getting these firearms? It’s a concern. You as a parent should be searching their room, searching their bookbag, searching their car, that’s your car,” Lopez said. Lopez said he also wants to remind Airbnb owners to keep an eye on their properties and make sure they don’t get over-capacity. He said this is still an ongoing investigation.Detectives are working on figuring out what led up to the shooting and where the guns came from.We reached out to officials with Airbnb for a response but haven't yet heard back.Top headlines: Construction worker dies after falling into 20-foot shaft in Orange County Deputies: Couple found passed out, drunk on Volusia beach while young children were in pool alone Nikki Haley garners more votes than Gov. Ron DeSantis in Florida presidential primary
OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. — At least three teenagers have been arrested after a shooting at a house party in Osceola County.
Sheriff Marco Lopez said multiple people called 911, saying they heard shots fired at a party at an Airbnb on Target Boulevard in Kissimmee at around 2 a.m. on Wednesday.
He said when deputies got there, they found 30 to 40 people in and around the house.
Lopez said no one was hurt, but four guns were found and taken from the group of mostly teens from different counties.
He said this could have easily been deadly and wants to remind parents to watch over their kids and make sure weapons are properly stored away.
"My question would be, where are the parents? At two in the morning? Shouldn’t you be peaking in your kids' bedrooms to see that they’re sleeping? Where are these kids getting these firearms? It’s a concern. You as a parent should be searching their room, searching their bookbag, searching their car, that’s your car,” Lopez said.
Lopez said he also wants to remind Airbnb owners to keep an eye on their properties and make sure they don’t get over-capacity.
He said this is still an ongoing investigation.
Detectives are working on figuring out what led up to the shooting and where the guns came from.
We reached out to officials with Airbnb for a response but haven't yet heard back.
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