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Fourth Suspect Sought in Deltona Attempted Home Invasion Shooting

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Published on September 15, 2026
Fourth Suspect Sought in Deltona Attempted Home Invasion ShootingSource: Volusia Sheriff's Office / Facebook

Nearly ten months after gunfire tore through a Wainwright Street home in Deltona, Volusia County deputies say they are still hunting a fourth suspect in the case. Detectives are seeking a fourth suspect identified as 33-year-old Miguel Nunez Albrincole.

The case dates back to around 4 a.m. in November 2025, when four residents of the Wainwright Street home were jolted awake by gunfire, according to WKMG ClickOrlando. Surveillance footage from the home showed four masked and hooded suspects attempting to break in before opening fire, the station reports. The report does not provide a characterization of the attack beyond those details.

Gunfire Damaged a Deltona Home

The home was hit by multiple gunshots, according to the same account.

The four occupants were inside the home when the shooting occurred, according to the account.

A Cross-County Chase and Three Earlier Arrests

Deputies spotted the suspects' vehicle on Interstate 4 shortly after the shooting and pursued it into Orange County before losing sight of it, according to WKMG ClickOrlando's earlier reporting on the case. The Volusia Sheriff's Office ultimately arrested two suspects in the week that followed: 18-year-old Jamar Re'Shaun Battle and 18-year-old James Jermaine Cropper Jr.

At the time of the initial arrests, Battle and Cropper had amassed a combined 60 prior felony charges and nearly 20 misdemeanors, according to Volusia Sheriff's Office records cited by WFTV. Battle alone faced 38 prior felony charges, while Cropper faced 22, the station reported. Bringing the two men into custody required coordination between the Volusia Sheriff's Office, the Orlando Police Department Gang Task Force, and Florida Probation and Parole, the sheriff's office said in a Facebook video at the time.

Fingerprints and License Plate Readers Led to the Fourth Suspect

Crime scene technicians recovered fingerprint evidence from the stolen getaway car, Sheriff Chitwood said in his Facebook announcement. Investigators later named Nunez Albrincole as the fourth suspect.

Nunez Albrincole is identified in connection with the case, per WKMG ClickOrlando. The report provides no further details about his background or location.

Charges Carry Steep Penalties Under Florida Law

The article cites Florida law in discussing the case's charges.

The available account does not establish a broader pattern or provide details about a comparable April incident. It remains unclear what specific gang ties, if any, connect the four Wainwright Street suspects to one another, and the status of court proceedings for Battle, Cropper, and Brantley has not been detailed.