Villager sentenced in chair-throwing disturbance at Lake Sumter Touchdown eating place

Peter Hnat
A Villager has been sentenced in a chair-throwing disturbance at a Lake Sumter Touchdown eating place.
Peter John Hnat, 54, of the Village of Chatham, pleaded no contest previous this month to fees of battery and trespassing in Sumter County Courtroom. He has been put on probation for 12 months.
Hnat confirmed up after final time at the night time of Oct. 9 at RJ Gator’s eating place. He were completely banned from the eating place on Sept. 20. He walked from the entrance patio house to the eating place’s entrance door which used to be locked, in step with an arrest document from the Sumter County Sheriff’s Workplace. Hnat started throwing chairs within the patio house and an worker of the eating place walked out of doors onto the patio and requested Hnat to depart. Slightly than go away, Hnat, who stands 5 toes 11 inches tall and weighs 225 kilos, driven the person. The incident used to be captured on video surveillance.

Author: OpenAI