He messed with the wrong grandma! Florida woman, 65, beats 300-pound, half-naked man with a baseball bat after catching him trying to break into her car
- A 65-year-old Florida woman slammed a half-naked robber with a baseball bat
- Clarese Gainey said she spotted Antonio Mosely trying to break into her car
- She slugged him with the bat after he charged at her, trying to knock her over
- Mosely, who is 5ft 6ins and weighs 300 pounds faces multiple counts including burglary and drug possession
A 65-year-old woman from Florida ended up taking on a 300-pound attacker who was half-naked after she caught him trying to break into her car.
Grandmother Clarese Gainey heard a noise outside her Gainesville apartment on Sunday morning and so grabbed her baseball bat as she went outside to investigate.
'I grab my bat, I braced myself, and I eased the door open,' Gainey, who is a former high school softball player, said as she recalled the encounter.
Clarese Gainey from Florida slammed a half-naked intruder with a baseball bat
Gainey said she spotted Antonio Mosely trying to break into her car and so she crept outside to deter the intruder
Anthony Mosely faces multiple counts including burglary and drug possession
Antonio Mosely then allegedly charged at Gainey realizing he wasn't going to get away with the car. Gainey was primed and ready.
'I took that bat and hit him upside the head like 'pi-yah!' He said "Ow!"' Gainey recounted to WGFL.
Mosley ended up running to a nearby mobile home park but ended up leaving behind his pants, shirt and a sock, giving the police K-9 unit plenty of ways to track his scent.
He was caught relatively quickly and was found to be wearing a new pair of pants.
Police also found cocaine in his pocket.
Gainey described how she bashed the suspect over the head with her baseball bat injuring him
Officers brought Mosely back to Gainey to identify him. She says she could easily identify the man not only from his appearance but by the injury to his head from where she had hit him
Mosley was charged with two counts of burglary and drug possession. Authorities are holding him in the Alachua County Jail.
'He better be glad I didn't have a gun,' Gainey said. 'Because I would have shot him. But this is my gun right here,' she said, pointing to her trusty baseball bat.
Gainey stated that Mosely was lucky she didn't have a gun on her as he attempted to break into her car
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