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Myrtle Beach Cop Arrested, Allegedly Pulled Gun at Fellow Cop Over Microwaved Fish

June 4, 2026:

Myrtle Beach Cop Arrested, Allegedly Pulled Gun at Fellow Cop Over Microwaved Fish

Myrtle Beach Cop
Flips His Gill Over Microwaved Fish…
Draws Gun At Other Cop!!!

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The office fish-in-the-microwave debate has sunk plenty of workplace friendships over the years … but cod almighty, one South Carolina cop allegedly took things to a whole new depth!

According to an arrest warrant, Michael DeBiase, 46, a detective with the Myrtle Beach Police Department, has been charged with pointing and presenting a firearm at a fellow officer after a dispute allegedly sparked by someone reheating fish at the station on June 2.

Authorities say DeBiase unholstered his department-issued firearm in a briefing room and allegedly pointed it at another officer … a reaction that was, shall we say, a little overcooked.

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The Myrtle Beach Police Department says DeBiase was placed on administrative leave while an investigation was conducted.

It’s unclear whether the weapon was loaded, but under South Carolina law, pointing a firearm at another person is no small fry — it’s a felony carrying a possible prison sentence of up to five years.

DeBiase was booked into the J. Reuben Long Detention Center on Tuesday before being released a few hours later. His next court date is set for Aug. 14 … where he’ll likely have bigger fish to fry.

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