Florida man charged for pellet gun shooting during donut ordering argument

By Jennifer Cruz

Adrian Andrews (Photo: Sarasota County Jail)
An argument between two men in Sarasota on Tuesday ended with one man shot by a pellet gun and the other man facing charges.
The victim was ordering donuts at Meaney’s Mini Donuts when he became engaged in an argument with 35-year-old Adrian Andrews, who was standing in the window of his second-story apartment. A witness said he heard three “pops” right before the victim complained of pain in his chest.
Authorities found marks on a nearby stop sign consistent with marks made by pellets from a pellet gun, and paramedics also determined a pellet appeared to be lodged in the victim’s chest, although he refused treatment on the scene.
Andrews later admitted to authorities that he used a pellet rifle to shoot pellets at the victim.
Andrews was charged with aggravated battery and is being held without bond at the Sarasota County jail.
[ Bradenton Herald ]
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