46.2 F
The Villages
Subscribe
Thursday, March 16, 2023
type here...

Villager’s son arrested on felony after fight over living arrangement

By Staff Report
Villager's son arrested on felony after fight over living arrangement
Seth Przygoda

A Villager’s 36-year-old son was arrested over the weekend on a felony charge of battery of a person over the age of 65 after getting into a shoving match with his father while they were putting groceries in the refrigerator.

Sumter County sheriff’s deputies were called to a home on Calgary Street in the Village of Dunedin by the 68-year-old father who had left the residence. He told them that he and his son had been arguing over their living arrangement while stocking the refrigerator on Saturday morning.

Seth Benjamin Przygoda was arrested on a third degree felony charge of battery.

The report indicated that the younger Przygoda weighs 280 pounds.

He was booked at the Sumter County Detention Center.

More Headlines

27 COMMENTS

Get Our Daily Emails

Headlines

Letters to the Editor

They are draining off our Social Security increases

In a Letter to the Editor, a Village of Chatham resident is worried that the increase seen by seniors in Social Security was quickly taken by increases in gas, electric, water and amenities.

Where are we supposed to park?

A Village of DeSoto resident is getting his driveway finished and is worried about parking in the street after reading about a Wildwood ordinance. Read his Letter to the Editor.

Are you satisfied with the Bumbler in Chief?

A Village of Summerhill resident, in a Letter to the Editor, responds to a Villager who said she couldn’t vote vote for either Donald Trump or Gov. Ron DeSantis.

We pay a lot of money so why are the golf courses in such poor shape?

A Villager wonders why the golf courses are in such poor shape considering all the money residents pay for their upkeep. Read his Letter to the Editor.

Bonuses and bailout in SVB ‘robbery’

A Village of Caroline resident, in a Letter to the Editor, sees a Leesburg bank robbery will be arraigned in court, but will the Silicon Valley Bank officials walk away scot-free after collecting bonuses shortly before the bank’s failure?

Photos