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2 surfers bit by sharks near Daytona Beach


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— Two surfers were bitten by sharks around the same time near Daytona Beach.

A beach patrol spokesman says a 43-year-old Ponce Inlet man and a 15-year-old Casselberry boy were surfing about 200 feet away from each other when they were both bitten around noon Saturday.

They both received minor injuries and were treated at the scene. It's unclear whether they were bit by the same shark or by two different sharks.

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