ABOVE: Take a look at the top headlines A former Navy lifeguard faces attempted murder charges after Florida authorities say he nearly drowned a security guard in a condominium swimming pool. Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Investigators say security guard Seth Beavers, 33, of Mount Sterling, Illinois late Friday said the Panhandle condo pool was closed and he had to leave. The guard told investigators that beavers attacked him, wrapped his leg around him and dragged him into the pool, saying he would drown him. Beavers then held the guard’s head underwater before the guard could free himself and get to the side of the pool, authorities said. But beavers put him in a headlock and dragged him under water again before finally freeing him. The victim told investigators that she couldn’t swim and feared being killed. His name was not published. Investigators say that as a Navy swimmer, Beavers received extensive training in how to obstruct others in the water. Investigators say Beavers told them the guard beat him. hit him four times and told him he was going to drown him. According to his LinkedIn page, he currently works as a salesperson for a company that provides payroll and human resources services. Investigators say Beavers’ actions may have killed the security guard, leading him to be charged with attempted murder. He was being held without bail on Saturday at the Okaloosa County Jail. The records do not indicate whether Beavers has an attorney. Top Headlines: Orlando firefighter rescues Seminole County legislator from burning car FHP: 1 dead, 3 injured in Lake County crash Woman killed in head-on collision in Brevard County