On Friday morning, a USPS worker was reportedly attacked while delivering mail at the Oaks 3 and 4 condominium on Quesada Avenue in Port Charlotte, leading to an arrest for burglary with assault.
An affidavit states that AM told deputies the mail carrier had asked his wife not to smoke near her car and was rude. Charlotte County deputies reported that M was accused of putting his head and arms through the mail car window, grabbing the mail carrier’s arms, and shaking her while yelling, “What’s your name? I’m going to make a report.”
M claimed to deputies that he was run over on purpose. The mail carrier said she did not hit him, but drove away, frightened to find a safe place to call 911 when M was accused of reaching inside the car. Neighbors told deputies M fell because his arms were inside her car, and after falling, he got up and ran after the car.
M was checked out at the hospital and then taken to the Charlotte County Jail on a burglary with assault charge. The mail carrier was not injured.
A personal injury can leave you with long-term challenges, including medical costs, lost work, and emotional distress. At Ovadia Law Group, we are committed to helping clients overcome these obstacles by providing strong, knowledgeable legal representation. Our attorneys work closely with clients to understand the full impact of their injuries, evaluate the legal options available, and create a strategy that maximizes compensation. We communicate directly with insurance companies, gather supporting documentation, and fight to ensure your claim is treated fairly. Our firm believes that every client deserves justice, and we approach every case with professionalism and determination. With experienced personal injury lawyers on your side, you can focus on healing while we handle the legal complexities. If you or someone you love needs help with a personal injury claim, call Ovadia Law Group at 1‑800‑674‑9396 for a free consultation.
Source: gulfcoastnewsnow
