Morales and Derr exchanged words just before she struck him, Sampsell added. Morales intentionally struck Derr's motorcycle, but because the motorcycle was moving, Derr was not injured, Sampsell said. “She tried to pull a gun on me,” a man can be heard saying.Ī witness then told the 9-1-1 dispatcher, “The lady is shot. “You are three men who followed me, you were screaming at me,” Morales can be heard shouting.īefore Morales could finish talking, eight gunshots can be heard in the recording. Jason Sampsell.Ī 9-1-1 recording of the incident indicates Morales pulled a gun on Derr on the street in front of her Orange City home.

The motorcycle was not badly damaged, and Derr followed her to the home, and at one point he told Morales to stop and that police had been called, said Orange City police Lt. Morales drove to the Wisconsin Avenue home after she hit the motorcyclist on Volusia Avenue/US 17-92. He has not been charged, and police said he has been cooperating with the investigation from the beginning. The motorcyclist was identified as Andrew Derr, 40, also of Orange City. A press release from Volusia County identified Morales as an employee of the county's library system. In a press release, the police identified the woman as Sara-Nicole Morales, 35. Wisconsin Ave., said Orange City Police Lt. The shooting occurred at about 5:14 p.m. at the woman's home in the 1000 block of E. ORANGE CITY - An Orange City woman who was also a Volusia County librarian was fatally shot Saturday after she pointed a handgun at a man whose motorcycle she had earlier hit and the man returned fire.

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