Office Of The State Attorney
R.J. Larizza, 7th Judicial Circuit

Office Of The State Attorney
R.J. Larizza, 7th Judicial Circuit

State of Florida v. Michael Vincent King

Press Release | April 10, 2026

DOB: 06/18/1981

Case Number: 2025 101781 CFDL

 

Volusia County Defendant Convicted of Burglary, Sentenced to Life

After a full-day trial, a Volusia County jury found defendant Michael King guilty as charged of Burglary while Armed. Immediately following the verdict, the defendant was sentenced to life in prison as a Prison Releasee Reoffender and Habitual Felony Offender.

On March 14, 2025, King broke into a Daytona Beach home. A witness saw him inside and called 911.

When Daytona Beach Police arrived, they searched the defendant and located a knife in his pocket. It was later determined that the knife belonged to the homeowner and had been stolen from inside the home.

The homeowner initially told officers that money was missing from his bedroom. They searched the defendantโ€™s backpack and recovered several additional items stolen from the bedroom, along with a ski mask and gloves, which did not belong to the homeowner.

โ€œAnother career criminal off our streets for good,โ€ State Attorney R.J. Larizza said about the case. โ€œYour prosecutors are committed to protecting you and your family. Let them know you appreciate their efforts the next time you cross their path.โ€

The Daytona Beach Police Department investigated the case. Assistant State Attorney Amie Assent successfully tried the case for the State of Florida. The Honorable Kathleen McNeilly presided over the case and pronounced sentence.

For more information contact:

Haley Harrison |ย Public Information Officer | Office of State Attorney R.J. Larizza, Florida’s Seventh Judicial Circuit | SAOPIO@SAO7.org

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