Orlando, FL – Authorities have indicted 47-year-old Tina Allgeo on charges of second-degree murder with a firearm following a road rage confrontation that led to the death of Mihail Tsvetkov.
On the evening of December 2, 2024, Orlando police were dispatched to the scene at the junction of East Colonial Drive and Primrose Drive after receiving an emergency call. Upon arrival, officers found Tsvetkov fatally wounded by a gunshot on the road.
The investigation soon revealed a heated exchange between Allgeo and Tsvetkov leading up to the incident. What started seemingly as a typical road rage skirmish escalated swiftly, ending in Allgeo firing the deadly shot at Tsvetkov.
Following a detailed review by the Orange County Grand Jury, the decision was made to formally charge Allgeo with second-degree murder in conjunction with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon.
State Attorney Monique Worrell expressed the severity of the case stating, “This indictment underscores our commitment to addressing gun violence that originates from trivial disputes. Such behavior is intolerable, and we are determined to pursue justice vigorously for these grievous acts.”
Allgeo was consequently detained and remains in custody in the Orange County jail without the option of bond.
The indictment marks a critical move by legal authorities in combating road rage incidents that turn violent, highlighting the legal implications of firearm misuse in conflicts.
The case is still under active investigation, and further details will be disclosed as the State Attorney’s office continues to examine all aspects of this pivotal case.
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