A Myrtle Beach Police Department detective is alleged to have pointed a department-issued firearm at a co-worker inside the police station on Saturday. Multiple outlets report that former detective Michael Debiase, 46, was fired and is now charged following the incident. According to the accounts, the dispute began after a co-worker heated fish in an office microwave, and it escalated inside a briefing room at police headquarters. One report states the alleged gun incident occurred at the Myrtle Beach Police Department headquarters, where Debiase is accused of pulling his service weapon on another patrol officer. Another source similarly describes the detective’s arrest in connection with the alleged threat toward a fellow officer. The reports agree that the firearm involved is the detective’s service weapon and that the incident takes place on police property during a station workday. The information provided in these articles focuses on the alleged actions and subsequent personnel and legal steps; details on the specific charges and court outcomes are not provided in the excerpts.