Your Florida Daily: Scoutmaster accused of molesting teen girl, SpaceX to launch mysterious military plane

ORLANDO, Fla. – A local Boy Scout leader is waking up in the Volusia County Jail, accused of molesting a 14-year-old girl.

The sheriff’s office shared a video showing them arresting Vidal Torres Jr., 48, on Thursday.

He has been under investigation since mid-November when the victim’s family came forward and he later admitted while being interviewed to having sexual contact with the girl, deputies said.

Torres is an assistant scoutmaster in Daytona Beach.

Deputies say the victim was a member of his troop but that none of the incidents happened during scout-sanctioned events.

He’s being held without bond.

Rapper Kodak Black is arrested on cocaine charges in Florida

Popular rapper Kodak Black is out of jail after another arrest in Florida.

The rapper — whose legal name is Bill Kapri— was taken into custody Thursday in Broward County.

Officers say they found him asleep in his car, obstructing traffic, and discovered alcohol and cocaine inside the vehicle.

Kapri is facing multiple charges including drug possession, tampering with evidence and violating probation.

SpaceX set to launch secretive military space plane

For the first time since January, SpaceX is hoping to launch its Falcon Heavy rocket from Cape Canaveral, and this one has some pretty important cargo on board.

The rocket is set to take the U.S. Space Force’s mysterious X-37B space plane into orbit.

It looks like a mini shuttle and spends months in space at a time, however, what it does is largely kept secret.

The liftoff will mark the first time the space plane launches on a Falcon Heavy. According to Space Force officials, liftoff is set for Sunday at 8:14 p.m.

If it happens, you can watch it live on air and here on ClickOrlando.com.

Random Florida Fact

Long before Disney World became the staple of Florida’s tourism industry, there was Weeki Wachee — the city of live mermaids.

Since opening its doors in 1947, Weeki Wachee has attracted thousands of roadside visitors and aspiring mermaids from all over the world.

The surrounding town of Weeki Wachee used to be known as one of the nation’s smallest cities with a population of just 13, but in 2020, the state legislature dissolved the municipality over financial concerns.