A family dispute in Satsuma, Florida, turned deadly late on July 31, 2026, when 51-year-old Miguel Servin was fatally shot at a home on Musket Drive. Deputies began receiving calls about 11:16 p.m. after a relative reported that 19-year-old Uyleses Servin was pointing a handgun inside the residence. Witnesses say several relatives and children were present as the argument escalated.

Investigators allege Uyleses produced a black semi-automatic handgun and began firing. Miguel tried to flee but was struck in the upper body or chest and critically wounded in the front yard; he was alive when deputies arrived, transported to a hospital, and later died. Authorities also say Uyleses approached Miguel and fired an additional shot to the head. Miguel’s wife, 47-year-old Cecilia Servin, was found dead at the scene after being struck in the head.

Deputies encountered Uyleses outside holding a small child and the handgun; he complied with orders to drop the weapon and was arrested without further violence. He was booked and held without bond on multiple charges including two counts of homicide, aggravated assault, firing a weapon into a building, child neglect and related counts; authorities said the investigation remained active and a motive beyond the family argument had not been identified.

If anyone was present that night or has information about how a handgun came into the house, please share what you know.