ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – A man is accused of fatally shooting his stepfather Monday after becoming enraged when he burnt food and his mother asked him to use the vent above the oven to help clear the smoke, according to the Orange County Sheriff's Office arrest report.

Te'Quann Skeete, 20, was arrested Tuesday on first-degree murder charges at his family's apartment home on Saw Palmetto Lane in Avalon Park.

Around 3 p.m. Monday, Skeete's mother, Tishia Skeete-Rosa, said he was cooking in the kitchen when food started to burn creating smoke.

The suspect's mother said she asked him nicely to turn on the vent fan to help with the smoke, but Skeete became verbally hostile and aggressive toward her. Skeete's mother told deputies her son went into the bedroom where her husband, Marcus Rosa, was sleeping and woke him up, by slapping his head.

Skeete later told investigators, he "believed Marcus (Rosa) messed with the food he had prepared and went into his bedroom to confront him."

After Skeete slapped Rosa in the face, Rosa attempted to restrain Skeete, according to the report, and asked him what was wrong.

Te'Quann Skeete, 20, is accused of fatally shooting his stepfather. This mugshot is from a prior arrest. (Image: Orange County Jail)

Skeete told Rosa, "I have something for you," and went upstairs, returning with a handgun, deputies said. Rosa disarmed Skeete and he and his wife left the home to get food and pick up their 5 and 10 year old daughters, according to deputies.

When the family returned Skeete came down from upstairs and asked for the handgun back, his mother said. Rosa said no and attempted to talk with Skeete about what was going on with him, witnesses told deputies.

Deputies said when Rosa did not return the handgun Skeete pulled a second handgun out of a Gucci bag he was wearing and shot Rosa five times.

Skeete's 18-year-old brother jumped on top of him, disarming him until deputies arrived, according to the report.

Family members said Skeete had not been acting like himself since he returned from the Virgin Islands on Sept. 19. His mother said he was easily agitated and would make verbal threats.

Rosa died at Orlando Regional Medical center at 8:47 p.m. Skeete was taken to Florida Hospital East after suffering from anxiety before he was booked into the Orange County Jail, according to the report.