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From Villages News July 29, 2017

84-year-old Villager sentenced after dispute in drive-through lane at Wendy’s

An 84-year-old Villager will have to undergo anger management training after a dispute in the drive-through lane at Wendy’s on Bichara Boulevard in The Villages.

Leo Applegate of the Village of La Reynalda entered a plea of no contest to a charge of battery earlier this month in Lake County Court. He has been placed on probation for six months and ordered to pay $625 in a variety of court and prosecution fees.

Applegate had gone at lunchtime on July 2 in his golf cart to the drive-through lane at the fast-food restaurant.

He did not want to accept the restaurant’s drink holder and tried to push his preferred drink holder through the window. A Wendy’s employee tried to close the window, but Applegate grabbed the woman’s wrist to stop the window from closing. The woman told Lady Lake police that Applegate cursed and yelled at her. Applegate, who had gotten out of his golf cart, “continued his insults from outside,” until police arrived on the scene and separated him from Wendy’s employees.

Applegate admitted to police he had tried to keep the window open and said he did not understand why they would not let him push his drink holder inside for them to use.

Villager jailed without bond after allegedly scratching deputy who tried to arrest her

A 59-year-old Villager was jailed without bond after allegedly scratching a deputy who tried to arrest her Wednesday at her home.

Sumter County sheriff’s deputies went to the home of Debra Jean Freeman on Woodridge Drive to place her under arrest on a charge of failure to appear in a battery case. She had been arrested earlier this year on the battery charge after allegedly throwing cream soda at a man at her home.

Deputies arrived at Freeman’s home Wednesday night and instructed her to put on her shoes as she was being placed under arrest. As deputies attempted to take her into custody, she scratched at a deputy and left him with blood dripping from a two-inch cut on his hand.

She was taken into custody on additional charges of battery and resisting arrest.

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Very excellent. Get armed, get trained, carry daily!

I attend the classes, I havnt tried the online classes yet although I plan too.