Florida Woman Charged with Aggravated Battery for Allegedly Attacking Man with Pringles Can
Shanika Serdahl, 28, is facing criminal charges for allegedly cutting a man’s face open with a Pringles can at a 7-Eleven convenience store in Orlando. The incident occurred when the victim, Martin Milburn, asked Serdahl if she was with a man who made a comment about his vehicle. This led to Serdahl reportedly striking Milburn in the eye with the Pringles can and then fleeing the scene. Milburn was left with a significant cut on his eyebrow and below his eye, prompting the arrest of Serdahl.
Upon being located by deputies near the store, Serdahl was identified by Milburn as the suspect. She claimed that Milburn was being rude and disrespectful, which led to the altercation. A witness at the scene mentioned that all Milburn was doing was informing them about another male customer outside when Serdahl became agitated and attacked Milburn.
Serdahl has been charged with aggravated battery and has not yet retained an attorney to speak on her behalf. The incident has left Milburn with a permanent disfigurement that required medical attention at the scene. Authorities have taken a picture of the Pringles can used as evidence in the case. The story serves as a cautionary tale about the potential consequences of trivial disputes escalating into violent encounters.
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