This neighborly feud really hit the fan.
A Florida man furious over his neighbor’s unscooped dog poop allegedly barged into the pet owner’s home carrying the offending feces — then hurled it at him before the messy spat erupted into a fistfight and a threat involving a child’s metal scooter, according to cops.
Trey Decloedt, 35, was arrested by Lake County sheriff’s deputies on Aug. 8 after the revolting confrontation at a Leesburg home the previous day, according to reports citing the arrest affidavit.
The neighboring couple told deputies they had been locked in an ongoing dispute with Decloedt over dog feces being left around their properties, WKMG-TV reported.
The husband claimed Decloedt entered his home without permission while angry and clutching dog feces before throwing the waste and striking him with it.
The homeowner then pushed Decloedt back outside, where the two men got into a fight and Decloedt allegedly punched him in the face, according to the affidavit account.
The confrontation escalated further when Decloedt allegedly grabbed a child’s metal scooter, hoisted it over his head in a “menacing posture” and threatened the neighbor, according to reports.
Responding deputies observed a red mark on the neighbor’s forehead as well as animal feces outside the home, according to the affidavit.
![Decloedt told deputies his neighbor had messaged him to come over to discuss the dog-poop dispute before allegedly “shov[ing] him in the doorway.”](https://nypost.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2026/08/trey-decloedt-florida-man-angry-137654722.jpg?w=1024)
Decloedt told deputies he had already complained to the neighbor’s wife about the mess and that she promised to clean it up — but four hours later, it was still there, according to bodycam footage obtained by WKMG-TV.
He claimed the neighbor later messaged him to come over and discuss the poop problem, then “shoved him in the doorway” before the two men fought in the driveway.
When deputies asked to enter Decloedt’s home to photograph injuries he said he suffered in the scuffle, he allegedly refused — and then declined orders to come outside, according to Law&Crime.
Deputies eventually placed him in handcuffs and brought him in for questioning, where, after being read his rights, he agreed to talk and stuck to his story.
Decloedt also told deputies that the two neighbors had previously had an understanding that allowed them to enter each other’s homes without knocking.
The neighbor, however, provided deputies with a recording that reportedly showed he had previously told Decloedt he was no longer welcome on the property or inside the house because of the feces dispute.
Decloedt was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, aggravated battery, simple battery and burglary.
Decloedt posted $16,000 bond on Aug. 9 and was released, according to Law&Crime, which reported that his next court date is Aug. 31.
