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Photo via Action News Jax. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) A 22-year-old man joyfully flashing money live on the internet got a sudden surprise when police officers barged in and arrested him for allegedly selling drugs. A man identified by the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office as Breon Hollings went on Facebook Live to show friends a handful of money, saying, “It don’t stop, man, it don’t stop.” WATCH: #Jacksonville officers raid man’s house while he’s on Facebook Live. Full video: https://t.co/xRda2nlPdv pic.twitter.com/nR6JJ7SSdk — ActionNewsJax (@ActionNewsJax) June 2, 2017 He then retrieves more money from another room and starts shuffling it when he hears Jacksonville officers warning over a loudspeaker they are about to raid the house. A stunned Hollings runs out of the room. Seconds later, officers barge in. Hollings was arrested off camera. Hollings faces numerous drug charges and was being held on $425,000 bail Saturday. It could not be determined if he has an attorney.