A witness quoted the shooter as saying, "That's my girl you talking to like that."
The assailant, wearing a black hoodie, black shorts and a black mask, shot the man and walked out.
The customer was shot once in the right side of his jaw with the projectile exiting the left side. The projectile then went through a wall, landing in a neighboring hair salon. A .45-caliber cartridge casing was found in the store.
Surveillance video showed the customer identified as the victim enter about 2:35 p.m., and that he was "in and out" for about 28 minutes, according to the report.
About 3:02 p.m, the accused gunman came in and exchanged words with the customer. He pulled a gun from his jacket, and shot the man from close range "right in the face."
No apparent fear
The video, which has not been publicly released, shows employees running for cover and customers ducking, according to the arrest report.
A person, whose name is redacted from the arrest report, walked to the shooter and "said something to him as if she knows who the suspect is," the affidavit states.
"She did not seem to be in fear of the male suspect," the affidavit states.
The man who was shot told police he's a regular customer at the store and usually orders the same thing.
He said it took a long time to prepare his food, and he began to get frustrated. He started recording the "poor customer service" to report to the manager.
An employee said she sent her boyfriend a message via Instagram messenger. She told him a man was "yelling and being disrespectful" to her, the affidavit states.
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She said they gave the man his food, for which he'd waited more than 25 minutes.
She said her boyfriend walked in and argued with the man and shot him.
She ran to her boyfriend and said, "bae bae bae" before pushing him away.
Brown was apprehended at his home on Florida Avenue in Fort Pierce.
He denied being at Tropical Smoothie, but said he knows an employee there.
Arrested late Sept. 14, Brown was taken to the juvenile detention center. Earlier the same day, the shooting victim was upgraded to good condition at a hospital.
While customarily not naming juveniles accused of crimes, TCPalm.com and Treasure Coast Newspapers does name some juveniles depending on the seriousness of the crime, their age, aggravating circumstances and other factors.
Will Greenlee is a breaking news reporter for TCPalm. He also covers strange, wild and weird Treasure Coast crimes in "Off The Beat." Follow Will on Twitter @OffTheBeatTweet or reach him by phone at 772-692-8936. E-mail him at will.greenlee@tcpalm.com
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