«Breaking News» Florida commissioner and Vietnam vet shoots man, 22, in self-defense after he broke into his home

A Florida city commissioner says he shot a man twice in self-defense after the suspect trespassed on his property Thursday night. 

Avelino Misreal Vasquez-Perez, 22, is said to have climbed a fence into the backyard of Commissioner Brian Williams - a Vietnam war veteran - and then broke into his garage when he was confronted.

The incident occurred after the suspect - who is a resident in the neighborhood - fled a traffic stop around 10pm when police caught him driving recklessly.

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Florida city commissioner Brian Williams shot Avelino Misreal Vasquez-Perez, 22, who broke into his Palmetto home on Thursday night

Believed to be under the influence at the time officers pursued him and tried to get him to pull over, he sped off and then crashed his car into the side of the commissioner's neighbor's house. 

Meanwhile the neighbors whose Fourth Street West home was affected had no idea what was going on.  

'The house started rumbling and then we heard a crash,' Teri Debaylo - whose husband was sleeping in their bedroom at the time - told The Miami Herald. 'I thought the house was coming down.'

Law enforcement quickly caught Vasquez-Perez's passenger as the pair fled the scene but the driver tried to hide by breaking into a property. 

Williams' daughter lives next door and alerted her father - who served in the United States Air Force for four-and-a-half years - to the intruder with a phone call.

The neighbors whose Fourth Street West home (pictured right) was affected by the car crash, had no idea what was going on. Teri Debaylo said: 'I thought the house was coming down'

Williams (pictured in 2015 right) said he was relieved no one in his family was hurt

Palmetto Police Chief Scott Tyler said the suspect was trying to enter the house when he was injured.

'We think he was trying to merely hide from the police but the fact of the matter is he forced his way into this man’s house. Literally into the living area,' Fox 13 Tyler said. 

Tyler said Williams - who was elected in 1992 and served five years as Vice Mayor of the Commission - shot the man twice in self-defense after he ignored demands to put his hands up and get on the ground. 

Instead he allegedly tried to punch him  attempted to push past.

'The man tried to get past him and tried to punch him at that point the commissioner fired,' Tyler continued. 

'We have to do what we have to do to defend our home and our family. If you don’t have a firearm you pick up a heavy object and fight and that’s what he did.'   

Police said the suspect was hospitalized at Blake Medical Center and was in stable condition Friday after undergoing surgery. He is expected to survive.

He faces charges of resisting arrest without violence, burglary, battery and traffic citations.

Vasquez-Perez's bonds were set at $7500 for burglary and dwelling and $500. 

According to police records, the suspect was also arrested December 14 for operating a motor vehicle without a valid license. His bond was $120 for the charge and an addition $500 was for resisting. 

Williams - who will not face charges - said he was relieved no one in his family was hurt. 

'I am glad that everything turned out the way it did. I guess he is doing OK and we are happy and glad that no one in my family was hurt,' the commissioner commented. 

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Main photo article A Florida city commissioner says he shot a man twice in self-defense after the suspect trespassed on his property Thursday night. 
Avelino Misreal Vasquez-Perez, 22, is said to have climbed a fence into the backyard of Commissioner Brian Williams – a Vietnam war veteran – and then ...

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