Glenn White, 59, was arrested and charged with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon after allegedly shooting his roommate multiple times following a dispute over cats.
White reportedly fired ten shots at his female roommate during the altercation, leaving her with several gunshot wounds, according to Opera News.
The victim sustained seven gunshot wounds to her lower limbs, along with two impacts to her ribs and one to her finger.
The incident occurred on March 8 at a residence in south Florida, prompting law enforcement to respond to the scene following reports of gunfire.
According to the affidavit, White and his roommate became embroiled in a heated argument concerning the living situation of their cats.
The report detailed tensions heightened when the victim expressed her intention to relocate the cats to an outdoor space enclosed for their safety.
The decision sparked a violent reaction from White. Moments later, he allegedly threatened to kill the victim before opening fire, striking her multiple times.
"I am going to kill you bi---," White yelled at her. "I am going to kill you."
The victim pleaded with White to stop the attack, before she eventually managed to call 911.
Upon the authorities' arrival, evidence of the shooting was uncovered within the residence.
Deputies noted a trail of blood leading from the bedroom to the dining room, where they found the victims's cell phone.
Four 40mm casings and a Smith & Wesson SD40 firearm were also recovered from the scene.
The victim was promptly transported to Gulf Coast Medical Center to receive treatment for her injuries.
White was apprehended and is currently held in the Lee County Jail on a $25,000 bond, charged with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon.
