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The Nissan employee was later standing in a row of cars for sale when Owens, the report says, drove his Honda down the aisle.

“[As Owens] approached, he sped up and swerved at him, causing the mirror [to] make contact with the victim’s left forearm,” according to the report.

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Owens allegedly then stopped his car, ran to his trunk, and retrieved a golf club. The police report says he approached the victim — which, at this point, had started recording a video of the situation — and struck him on the right side of his face, knocking the phone out of his hand.

A statement police took from Owens is redacted, beyond indicating that he “admitted to going to the event an getting upset about not being able to claim the ticket.” Deputies took him into custody without incident.

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WFLA reports that Owens was “placed on high supervised release” with no monetary bond and “no contact with [the] victim or witnesses.”

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(H/T: Jqj213)