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Cantonment Woman Charged With Bat Battery Of Man Living In Her Shed
August 12, 2024
A Cantonment woman was charged with using a bat in the battery of a man living in her shed.
Shanna Delores Perdue, 41, was charged with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon.
The victim told the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office that he was sitting outside with his girlfriend when Perdue walked up holding an aluminum bat and asked for cigarette that he gave her. Deputies said he stated that she asked for another cigarette, and she became upset.
According to an arrest report, Perdue started swinging the bat, and the victim raised his arm in attempt to avoid being hit in the head. The victim said he was hit on his left arm and fingers. The deputy noted in the report that the victim’s arm was bleeding with bruises and a minor abrasion.
The victim’s girlfriend corroborated his statements, the report states.
Perdue told the deputy that the victim and his girlfriend were living in a shed behind her trailer and taking advantage of her by refusing to pay for rent or the electricity they were using, the report states.
She was released from jail on a $1,000 bond.
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6 Responses to “Cantonment Woman Charged With Bat Battery Of Man Living In Her Shed”
Good thing DeSantis passed that squatter law kick em off the property. Use to be if someone was getting a single piece of mail at that address you’d more than likely have to do a eviction process.
Living in a shed has got to be extremely hard .. it does best living under an overpass I guess … if you got money for cigarettes then maybe give the trailer owner that . At least it’s something,,, I’ve always worked and worked hard even with a broke leg in two places … do what you gotta do to keep the lights on
Oversight…..
This is so very true. I have a nephew living in a shed in someone’s backyard now.
People don’t seem to have money to pay for any necessities to survive or assist someone trying to help them out but they “ALWAYS” have money for alcohol, tobacco, drugs and…..lottery tickets. A
Just doesn’t make sense to me.
Wow, this is ridiculous
Sounds like she knew there wasn’t gonna be any rent or money for electricity and now that times are harder she wants some money now !!! Should have thought about this before you let him stay now you got to evict this person if you can afford it because it ain’t cheap and takes 3 months to get done GOOD LUCK!!! You gonna need it !!!’
Sadly, this is the state of the economy where some people are reduced to living in a shed and won’t or can’t pay for the basics of living.