Florida man, 83, hits car salesman in the head with golf club after winning gift card

Police in Florida have charged Linsey Dean Owens, 83, with two counts of aggravated battery with a deadly weapon. Owens is accused of hitting a car salesman in the head with a golf club after only winning a $5 Walmart gift card as a scratch-off ticket prize. Click through the slideshow to see other strange crimes that have been committed in the Sunshine State. less Police in Florida have charged Linsey Dean Owens, 83, with two counts of aggravated battery with a deadly weapon. Owens is accused of hitting a car salesman in the head with a golf club after only winning a $5 ... more Photo: Sarasota County Jail Photo: Sarasota County Jail Image 1 of / 47 Caption Close Florida man, 83, hits car salesman in the head with golf club after winning gift card 1 / 47 Back to Gallery

A Florida man who reportedly wasn't happy with his winnings from a scratch-off ticket is accused of attacking a car salesman with a golf club.

Linsey Dean Owens, 83, is charged with two counts of aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, according to the Herald-Tribune in Sarasota.

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Car salesman Christian Robertson told the Herald-Tribune that Owens gave his scratch-off ticket to a sales associate at a tent and expected to win a decent prize. Instead, Owens was awarded a $5 Walmart gift card. Robertson said he was helping other customers when Owens drove his car down an aisle and bumped Robertson with the side mirror of his car.

Robertson told news station WFLA that Owens got out of his car and got a golf club out of his trunk. Owens then allegedly hit Robertson on the right side of his face with the golf club. WFLA reports the hit knocked Robertson's cell phone out of his hands, which he was using to record the incident.

This is the video of an 83 yo man attaching a car salesman in Sarasota last night pic.twitter.com/eMXbrjbMOd — John Rogers (@WFLAJohn) December 29, 2016

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Owens then reportedly got into his car and drove off. Deputies with the Sarasota County Sheriff's Office arrested Owens at his home after an interview, the news station reports.

Robertson told WFLA that initially he was angry about the incident and hopes Owens "gets some anger management and some counseling."