Travis O'Brien and Nicole Jackson break into Florida home, open fire on deputies Two Florida kids, 12 and 14 years old, stole an AK-47 and a shotgun from a group home and later fired shots at Volusia County sheriff's deputies. Police were. A teenage boy has been sentenced to a juvenile facility after he and a friend opened gunfire on police in Florida last June.. Travis O'Brien, now 13, was just 12 when he and Nicole Jackson, two . Travis O'Brien and Nicole Jackson, who are in hospital after being shot by deputies, were arrested on charges of armed burglary and attempted murder of law enforcement officers. The pair were charged with armed burglary and attempted murder of law enforcement officers, the station reported. Travis O'Brien, 12, and Nicole Jackson, 14, are are facing charges after they were reported missing just before 5 p.m. from Florida United Methodist Children's Home in Enterprise, according to . In that time, Travis O'Brien and Nicole Jackson found several guns in the home, including a shotgun and an AK-47 rifle. 14. Shot and hospitalized by lawmakers, Travis O'Brien and Nicole Jackson were arrested on charges of armed theft and attempted murder of law enforcement officers. Travis O'Brien, right, and his co-accused Nicole Jackson, 14, left, were allegedly involved in the shootout with police (Picture: Volusia Sheriff's Office/ClickOrlando/WFTV 9). Travis O'Brien and Nicole Jackson allegedly used the guns to shoot at police officers. Nicole did not burn down a half-way house. Travis O'Brien, 12, and Nicole Jackson, 14, are are facing charges after they were reported missing just before 5 p.m. from Florida United Methodist Children's Home in Enterprise, according to . Officials at Florida United Methodist Children's Home in Enterprise, where 12-year-old Travis O'Brien and 14-year-old Nicole Jackson fled Tuesday prior to allegedly breaking into a home and . Reply Mike, Della, RubyK and 6 others A Aunt Marg SF VIP Authorities in Florida are allowed to release certain juvenile records, including a defendant's name and photograph, if the crime the juvenile is suspected of committing would be a felony if it was alleged to have been committed by an adult. We reported a similar incident last month, where afire at . Travis O'Brien and Nicole Jackson were captured on bodycam footage firing at a sergeant as he hid behind a tree. Nicole Jackson, 14, and Travis O'Brien, 12, are accused of breaking into a home in Volusia County on Tuesday night and opening fire on officers during a 30-minute standoff that ended with the girl. Now reports suggest that both the children will be facing charges of attempted first-degree murder. Nicole Jackson, pictured, was arrested after the shootout. With that said, charges are pending. Authorities have released body camera footage showing the tense moments surrounding a shootout between Florida deputies and two children armed with an AK-47 and a . these two criminals had a shootout with police, but since they're white, the mass media refuses to discuss them The children, identified as Travis O'Brien, 12 and Nicole Jackson, 14, ran away from a group foster home in Enterprise hours earlier, allegedly broke into an empty house Tuesday night, which the homeowner said was stocked with an AK-47, a handgun, a shotgun and a large amount of ammunition. 14. Look at that house. Authorities in Florida are allowed to release certain juvenile records, including a defendant's name and photograph, if the crime the juvenile is suspected of committing would be a felony if it was alleged to have been committed by an adult. A 14-year-old girl is seriously hurt after she and a 12-year-old boy allegedly armed themselves with stolen guns and opened fire on Florida deputies, officials said. Both children, identified as Nicole Jackson, 14, and Travis O'Brien, 12, fired at deputies several times while deputies tried to peacefully resolve the incident, according to Volusia County . Authorities have released body camera footage showing the tense moments surrounding the shootout between Florida lawmakers and two boys armed with AK-47s and shotguns. When deputies arrived on the scene to investigate the break-in, they were . Authorities in Florida are allowed to release certain juvenile records, including a defendant's name and photograph, if the . RIGHT. So does lethal force. Breaking in doesn't look that easy. Jackson was taken to a local hospital with life-threatening injuries and was listed in stable condition. "Their . #1. Watch News 6 as they cover breaking local, regional, and national news, plus the latest updates on weather, traffic and sports. Jun 4, 2021. DATE/TIME: June 1, 2021, @ 8:30 P.M.LOCATION: 1050 Enterprise Osteen RoadSUSPECT: Travis O'Brien AGE: 12CHARGES: Attempted first-degree murder of law enforce. Well-known Member Jun 4, 2021 #1 Travis O'Brien and Nicole Jackson allegedly used the guns to shoot at police officers. When police tracked Jackson and O'Brien to the home, they were faced with guns and death threats. Chitwood just admitted. Makes me wonder how kids this young get to hate so much. Nicole Jackson and Travis O'Brien: Foster kids, 14 and 12, who fired AK-47 at cops appear in court The pair busted out of the United Methodist Children's Home in Florida and broke into an empty house in nearby Enterprise on June 1 last year. With that said, charges are pending. Authorities have released body camera footage showing the moments of the shootout between Florida deputies and two children armed with an A K-47 and a shotgun. these two criminals had a shootout with police, but since they're white, the mass media refuses to discuss them Nicole Jackson and Travis O'Brien Bio Arrested. Nicole Jackson, 14, and Travis O'Brien, 12, were labeled "Bonnie and Clyde" by Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood after they opened fire on deputies as they responded to reports of a burglary in Enterprise, where a patio window had been broken. DATE/TIME: June 1, 2021, @ 8:30 P.M.LOCATION: 1050 Enterprise Osteen RoadSUSPECT: Travis O'Brien AGE: 12CHARGES: Attempted first-degree murder of law enforce. O'Brien is just 12 years old Credit: Click2Houston. Travis O'Brien and Nicole Jackson allegedly used the guns to shoot at police officers. 'Bonnie and Clyde' children from a Florida foster children are accused of breaking into a home in Volusia County, Florida on Tuesday night Nicole Jackson, 14, and Travis O'Brien, 12, armed themselves with an AK-47 and rifle before repeatedly shooting at sheriff's deputies as they tried to persuade them to surrender The two children are facing charges of attempted first-degree murder of . Jackson was taken to a local hospital with life-threatening injuries and was listed in stable condition . Now reports indicate that both children will face charges of attempted murder in the first degree. Two Florida boys, aged 12 and 14, stole an AK-47 and shotgun from a group home and then opened fire on Volusia County sheriff's deputies. The two children reportedly escaped from a foster home, Florida United Methodist Nursery, and later that night broke into an empty house on the Enterprise laden with guns and ammunition. VOLUSIA COUNTY, FLORIDA: Nicole Jackson, the 14-year-old girl who teamed up with her 12-year-old friend Travis O'Brien to shoot at Florida police officers, was seriously hurt in the incident. The children, identified as Travis O'Brien, 12 and Nicole Jackson, 14, ran away from a group foster home in Enterprise hours earlier, allegedly broke into an empty house Tuesday . WATCH: News 6 from 4-6:30 p.m. News 6 is Getting Results. Bodycam footage from police officers in Florida shows the moments two children started shooting when they were caught breaking into a home. An officer was hiding behind a tree Credit: Volusia Sheriff's Office via Youtube. . Deputies named them as Travis O'Brien, 12, and Nicole Jackson, 14. Travis O'Brien was just 12 when he and then-14-year-old Nicole Jackson holed up in a Volusia County house in June after breaking out of a local group home and opened fire on cops with a shotgun . Travis O'Brien and Nicole Jackson, were aged 12 and 14, when they fired at police in a 35 minute shoot-out in Volusia County, Florida. O'Brien has now been sentenced to a juvenile facility. Sheriff's deputies arrived after reports of a break-in and found themselves in a shootout situation. Travis O'Brien, now 13, was just 12 when he and Nicole Jackson, two years his senior, broke out of a local children's home and forced their way into an empty house in Volusia County. Just happened to find guns. It was reported that the two children ran away from Florida United Methodist Children's Home, a foster home, and broke into an empty house in Enterprise later that night, stocked with guns and ammunition. Lies come easy. Jackson is yet to face court as she remains in hospital after undergoing surgery for her gunshot wound. Travis O'Brien was just 12 when he and then-14-year-old Nicole Jackson holed up in a Volusia County house in June after breaking out of a local group home and opened fire on cops with a shotgun and. 14. Travis O'Brien, now 13, was just 12 when he and Nicole Jackson, two years his senior, broke out of a local children's home and forced their way into an empty house in Volusia County. Nicole Jackson and Travis O'Brien: Foster kids, 14 and 12, who fired AK-47 at cops appear in court The pair busted out of the United Methodist Children's Home in Florida and broke into an empty house in nearby Enterprise on June 1 last year. Nicole Jackson, 14, and 12-year-old Travis O'Brien, are accused of breaking out of their foster group home and embarking on a crime spree which included breaking and entering and the attempted murder of a law enforcement official. 14. She never hurt anyone in her life. Nicole Jackson & Travis O'Brien Wiki - Nicole Jackson & Travis O'Brien Biography. Deputies named them as Travis O'Brien, 12, and Nicole Jackson, 14. NOT Nicole or Travis. Travis O'Brien and Nicole Jackson are expected to face charges after they were reported missing just before 5 p.m. from Florida United Methodist Children's Home in Enterprise, according to the Volusia County Sheriff's Office. Nicole Jackson, 14, and Travis O'Brien, 12, are accused of breaking into a home in Volusia County, Florida on Tuesday before shooting at officer as they tried to persuade them to surrender. Nicole Jackson, 14, and Travis O'Brien, 12, were labeled "Bonnie and Clyde" by Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood after they opened fire on deputies as they responded to reports of a burglary in Enterprise, where a patio window had been broken. Nicole Jackson, 14, who worked with her 12-year-old friend Travis O'Brien to shoot at Florida cops, was seriously injured in the incident. Deputies named them as Travis O'Brien, 12, and Nicole Jackson, 14. A 12-year-old . Travis O'Brien and Nicole Jackson, who are in the hospital after being shot by deputies, were arrested on charges of armed burglary and attempted murder of law enforcement officers. Nicole Jackson, 14, and Travis O'Brien, 12, are accused of breaking into a home in Volusia County on Tuesday night and opening fire on officers during a 30-minute standoff that ended with the girl . She also did not steal puppies. Both children, identified as Nicole Jackson, 14, and Travis O'Brien, 12, fired at deputies several times while deputies tried to peacefully resolve the incident, according to Volusia County . Nicole Jackson, 14, and 12-year-old Travis O'Brien, are accused of breaking out of their foster group home and embarking on a crime spree which included breaking and entering and the attempted murder of a law enforcement official. Travis O'Brien and Nicole Jackson allegedly used the guns to shoot at police officers. Nicole Jackson, 14, and Travis O'Brien, 12, are accused of breaking into a home in Volusia. Sheriff's deputies arrived after reports of a break-in and found themselves in a shootout situation. 4 Boys did $1000,000 in damages to that house. Makes me wonder how kids this young get to hate so much. The pair were charged with armed burglary and attempted murder of law enforcement officers, the station reported. Police were called to reports of a break-in at the property and when they arrived, O'Brien and Jackson, armed with an AK-47, began shooting.