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PD: Florida dad charged after driving 10-year-old son to participate in drive-by shooting with paintball gun

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MIAMI, Fla. - Thinking his home was under attack, a Florida homeowner shot and wounded a 10-year-old whose father had driven him to participate in a drive-by shooting with a paintball gun, police said.Michael Williams, 26, told Opa-locka police his son begged him to drive by a home where young people were gathered Sunday night so he could fire his paintball out the window, according to a police report released Tuesday.Williams drove by the home as his son fired off several rounds, police said.

The homeowner confused the paintball for real gunfire, telling police he thought his family was being attacked. He fired one shot, which struck the child.

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