A troubled Florida tire shop owner is facing attempted murder charges for allegedly shooting a landscaper who was blowing leaves across the street from his property.
Claudio Arrendell, 52, owner of P&P Tire Shop in Gladeview, Fla., shot the man after the two got into an argument Friday afternoon, police told WTVJ.
The landscaper was tasked with clearing leaves from his client’s property before leaves began landing on Arrendell’s property.
Witnesses told the outlet they heard two shots and then saw the man fall to the ground with a gunshot wound to the leg.
The unidentified man was taken to a local hospital in critical condition before being upgraded to stable, according to CBS Miami.
Video shot by a witness shows the landscaper sitting on the road in front of a pool of blood holding his leg, while another man in a fluorescent yellow shirt holds the man by his leg.
Police are then seen in the background handcuffing two individuals.
Claudio Arrendell, owner of P&P Tire Shop in Gladeview, Fla., was charged with attempted first-degree murder after shooting a landscaper outside his business on Friday. Miami-Dade County Corrections and Restoration A landscaper was tasked with clearing leaves from his client’s property before leaves began landing on Arrendell’s property.
Arrendell was arrested and charged with attempted first-degree premeditated murder, a felony, and is being held at the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center, according to court records.
Judge Tom Rebull ordered Arrendell held without bond during his initial court appearance on Saturday.
It is not known if the other individuals arrested have been charged in connection with the shooting.
Witnesses said they heard two shots and then saw the man fall to the ground with a gunshot wound to the leg. CBS Miami/YouTube Police arrested a second person with Arrendell, but it is not known if they have been charged in connection with the shooting. CBS Miami/YouTube
One person, whose family were customers at the auto shop, defended Arrendell, saying he was only defending his property.
“It was something bad, and they went to (Arrendell) and (he) protected his place of business,” the man told WTVJ.
“They are good people, I have my kids take their cars to them to be fixed, my brothers, everyone in the neighborhood.”
Gladeview is located in northeast Miami-Dade County and is approximately seven miles from Downtown Miami.
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