Gwendolyn Granade called the sheriff s office on Sunday.
“I saw a man holding a rifle or a shotgun, Granade told Daily Commercial this week. He had a look on his face. I can’t describe it.”
She said she saw Sayre holding the weapon up in the air, then watched him climb a fence onto an adjoining wooded property. She then heard him shout: “Help.”
Granade said she heard a deputy shout, “Show me your hands,” and then heard a single shot.
From the video, it appears Sayre was shot in his right side. He was airlifted to the trauma center at Central Florida Regional Hospital in Sanford.
The report also reveals the name of the deputy who shot Daniel P. Sayre Deputy Brian Schneider.
But it raises more questions, too.
Several hours of body camera footage were released to the Daily Commercial and other news outlets Friday. The videos were slow to download and difficult to examine. In the end, however, no weapon could be seen in the hands of Sayre, though witnesses have said they saw him with a gun.
Meanwhile, the report brings into light what witnesses saw on May 2 in the rural area between Lake Mack and DeLand.
That day, LCSO responded to calls of an armed man spooking two horses in a pasture at 1:15 p.m. at 43340 Cooter Pond Road.
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That Army Jr. ROTC unit up at the Gateway to the Ocala National Forest is at it again.
Some of the cadets have followed Lt. Col. Al Nevarez s lead and are honing their casting skills along with a bevy of other students as part of the Bulldogs Umatilla High School Bass Anglers Club.
They ve already been proving themselves quiet admirably in drill, tactics and the soldierly virtues being taught and modeled by Nevarez and the troopers senior enlisted mentor, Sgt. lst Class Jose Negron.
The fledgling bass team has competed in a pair of Major League Fishing (MLF) tournaments and held an intra-club tourney April 17. In that one, Anglers President Owen Vanzant and Taylor Jackson teamed up for first place honors on Lake Yale with a haul of five fish for over 11 pounds.