SATSUMA, Fla. — A 19-year-old Florida man is behind bars after the Putnam County Sheriff’s Office confirmed he shot and killed both of his parents following an argument on Friday night. The incident occurred at a residence on Musket Drive in Satsuma, prompting a rapid law enforcement response that ended with the arrest of Uyleses Servin.
Details of the Shooting Incident
Deputies were initially dispatched to the home after receiving a call from a woman reporting that an individual inside was pointing a firearm and threatening her and other family members. Shortly thereafter, a second report came in indicating gunshots had been fired in the area. Upon arrival at the scene, deputies found Servin standing outside the residence holding a small child and a handgun.
Law enforcement officials stated that the child was safely taken from Servin’s custody, and he was arrested without further incident or additional violence. The Putnam County Sheriff's Office (PCSO) identified the victims as Cecilia Servin, 47, who was pronounced dead at the scene, and Miguel Servin, 51, who later died of his injuries at a local hospital, confirmed by Florida Executes Two Inmates in Historic Same.
Charges and Legal Proceedings
Jail records indicate that Uyleses Servin has been charged with two counts of capital homicide. Additional charges include two counts of firing into a building, three counts of aggravated assault, and one count of child neglect. The severity of the charges reflects the multiple victims and the nature of the violence described in police reports.
According to the sheriff’s office, two other adults were present in the home when an argument began between Servin and his parents. These individuals fled the residence after shots were fired. Authorities confirmed that additional children were also inside the home during the incident but declined to release specific information regarding their ages or genders at this time, more details at AP News.
Current Custody Status
Servin remains in jail as of Monday morning and is being held without bond. The Putnam County Sheriff’s Office continues to process the case, with no further details released about potential witnesses beyond those already identified by law enforcement. This report covers only facts verified by official police statements regarding the arrest and charges filed against the suspect.
