When one thinks of Florida, the words chaos and fight come to mind first. Public altercation and Florida seem to go hand in hand. One such event came to light, in which a quarrel between a resident of the village of Bonita and a UPS delivery driver turned into a physical fight.

What led to the fight between David Aaron Cement and his UPS manager? Was it because of an ego clash between Cement and the UPS boss? Because there, quite literally, is no other explanation for such a bizarre event.

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UPS golf cart holiday delivery dispute explained

According to an arrest report from the Sumter County Sheriff’s office, David Aaron Cement was arrested for allegedly attacking his UPS manager. Aaron Cement, a resident of Bonita village was a delivery driver. In an unexpected event, Aaron on being asked by his UPS boss to get out of a golf cart, rebelled. On being told that the cart was to be used by someone else, Clement openly refused to abide by it.

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Shocked by Clement’s bizarre behavior, UPS manager sat next to him in the golf cart and reiterated. But he became ‘irate’ and kept on refusing, according to an article of golf digest. And in alignment with typical Florida behavior, Clement started abusing the manager. It did not stop there, he then shoved him and slapped him twice. To make the situation even worse, Clement locked the cart and threw away the keys.

On interrogation by the Florida police, the stories of witnesses aligned with the UPS manager. The native of Bonita village was then brought under the custody of the Florida police. Sumter County Detention Center then booked the accused on the charges of battery. Clement was fined with $1000 bonds, and was released as soon upon payment. On a normal day and at a normal place, it was an extremely bizarre and unnecessary altercation. But as they say, that.s Florida for you!

What are your views on this incident? Do you think the situation could’ve been handled a little better, and that it went out of hand? Is Florida truly infamous for bizarre incidents? Let us know what you think and share your bizarre Florida story in the comments section down below.

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