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Neighbor Shooting Over Loud Music

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51-year-old Tony Deuser arrested for fatally shooting neighbor Francis Biegaj in Hernando County, Florida, following a dispute over loud music. Deuser surrendered peacefully after a SWAT team was called in. He faces a second-degree murder charge and is held without bond.

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Neighbor Shooting Over Loud Music

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It's April 9th. Welcome in. This is Tampa Bay News Today, where local news meets AI. Deputies in Hernando County, Florida arrested 51-year-old Tony Dacer for the shooting death of his 52-year-old neighbor, Francis Beggosh. In Spring Hill, it all went down Tuesday afternoon after dispute over loud music turned deadly. Beggosh took a gunshot to the shoulder and later died despite medical help from fire rescue crews. Dacer has heard the shots and spotted Dacer walking away from the scene holding what looked like a pistol. That led deputies straight to a home on Gillian Circle, where they called in the SWAT team and crisis response unit. Dacer eventually came out peacefully and got taken into custody without a fight. The whole thing started when Dacer got fed up with Beggosh's music blasting too loud, he confronted him, but Beggosh told him to get off the property. That's when Dacer fired twice, according to what he admitted to deputies. Now Dacer sits in the Hernando County Detention Center on a second-degree murder charge held

without bond. No other injuries reported, but folks in the neighborhood must be on edge after this close-to-home violence. Meanwhile, investigations continue as Sheriff's Office pieces together every detail, reminding us how fast arguments can escalate when tempers flare. Stay tuned for updates on this one.

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