NARRATOR: Pasco County, Florida.
A county deputy rushes to the scene of a bizarre accident.
An SUV has crashed into the front of a home
on a quiet residential street.
It appears that the driver has mistakenly slammed his car
into reverse and lost control of it,
driving across the front lawn and into the home's front door.
But when the deputy arrives at the driver's side door,
a different story begins to emerge.
NARRATOR: The man's conflicting answers,
as well as being recognized by the deputy,
prompts further questioning.
Yeah.
NARRATOR: Now clear to the responding deputy that this
isn't just an accident, but part of a long-standing feud
between two families who live across the street
from each other.
NARRATOR: One of the home's residents was in the kitchen,
just mere feet from where the car crashed into the house.
But thankfully, she escaped unharmed.
NARRATOR: While the battery case is a year old,
police try and find out what triggered the man to drive
his car into the house.
NARRATOR: Officers suspect the man's frustration
with the year-long battle had reached a boiling point,
and the previous night's incident
pushed him over the edge.
NARRATOR: After admitting to losing his cool,
as well as showing signs of being under the influence,
the deputy attempts to apprehend the man.
Come here for a second.
OK, so when you start--
[bleep]
I got a guy here.
Get in the car.
NARRATOR: The man is cuffed and placed in a patrol car
before a deputy speaks with a member
of the man's family to get more insight into
the unreal and ongoing feud.
What's that?
I know.
OK.
NARRATOR: It remains unclear what initially sparked
the battle, but another neighbor tells
a different story than the man and his family members.
It's pretty ridiculous.
NARRATOR: While deputies are unable to get
to the bottom of the long-standing neighborhood war,
they are able to put a stop to it.
They arrest the man on multiple charges,
including resisting arrest, driving
with a suspended or revoked license,
and felony criminal mischief.
Hopefully this Florida neighborhood
can now return to normal and enjoy peace on their street.