Lake Mary police arrested a Winter Springs man Friday on charges related to a shooting involving George Zimmerman earlier this week. 
 
 Matthew Apperson, 35, turned himself in Friday evening, police spokeswoman Bianca Gillett said. 
 
 Apperson was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, aggravated battery with a deadly weapon and firing a deadly missile into an occupied conveyance. 
 
 "After conducting numerous interviews throughout the week, detectives determined that Mr. Apperson did intentionally fire his weapon into the vehicle occupied by George Zimmerman without provocation," Gillett said in a statement. 
 
 Apperson is being held on no bond, Seminole County Sheriff's spokeswoman Kristen Bentsen said. 
 
 Apperson is accused of firing into a car Zimmerman was driving Monday. Zimmerman had only minor injuries from glass cutting his face. 
 
 Police have released a 911 call from the shooting involving George Zimmerman, which sent the former Neighborhood Watch volunteer to the hospital with minor injuries. Police have released a 911 call from the shooting involving George Zimmerman, which sent the former Neighborhood Watch volunteer to the hospital with minor injuries. SEE MORE VIDEOS 
 
 Zimmerman and Apperson clashed twice in September. Both times, Apperson declined to press charges against him. 
 
 After Monday's incident, Apperson told police that Zimmerman pointed a gun at him and said, "I'm going to kill you," a police report shows. 
 
 Apperson said that's why he fired one shot into the car, according to the police report. He would not answer more questions. 
 
 On Wednesday, Zimmerman told a much different version of the story. Zimmerman told police that he was making a U-turn on West Lake Mary Boulevard when Apperson drove up behind him and yelled, "You remember me, you fat [expletive]?" through his open passenger's side window. 
 
 Zimmerman told police he did not recognize Apperson, according to a police report. 
 
 Zimmerman claimed Apperson kept yelling at him: "You owe me your life. The only reason I didn't press charges on you is because I wanted to kill you myself." 
 
 Zimmerman told police he laughed at Apperson and called him a "clown." 
 
 According to Zimmerman, he made the U-turn and tried to drive away, but Apperson pulled up next to him and fired. 
 
 After Apperson's arrest, his lawyer, Mark NeJame, said he thinks police decided to arrest Apperson after interviewing Zimmerman on Wednesday. 
 
 "Mr. Apperson, under the advice of counsel and exercising his constitutional right, did not provide additional statements to law enforcement," NeJame said. "He had already made statements, and this is deemed sufficient as of now." 
 
 Apperson's arrest was "neither unusual nor was it unexpected," NeJame said. 
 
 "The case will proceed through the criminal-justice system appropriately, and ultimately a determination will be made as [to] what truly happened," NeJame said. 
 
 Zimmerman, a former Neighborhood Watch volunteer, was acquitted in the 2012 shooting death of Trayvon Martin in Sanford. 
 
 In September, Apperson called police and said Zimmerman threatened to shoot him during a road-rage incident. Apperson did not want to press charges, and no one was arrested. 
 
 Two days later, he called police again saying he thought Zimmerman was following him. 
 
 Lake Mary police officers found Zimmerman in his truck nearby. He said he had a doctor's appointment and spoke with the officers calmly, video footage from an officer's body camera showed. 
 
 Apperson again declined to press charges. 
 
 Update: Click here for information on Apperson's first appearance. 
 
 glotan@orlandosentinel.com or 407-420-5774 ||||| The day after Matthew Apperson was accused of shooting at George Zimmerman, police are trying to sort out exactly what happened along Lake Mary Boulevard. 
 
 "(Investigators) are doing it methodically, and that will take some time. At this point in the investigation, they are not ready to say whether or not there will be any charges filed," Lake Mary police public information officer Biana Gillette said. 
 
 Watch the news conference from Lake Mary police 
 
 On Tuesday morning, police released part of a 911 call made by a witness. 
 
 “A guy right here said he just had to shoot at someone through his window, so he wants the police to come,” the caller said. “He said it was George Zimmerman.” 
 
 Hear the 911 call 
 
 The full call wasn't released, because part of it contained "pertinent information to the investigation," Gillette said. 
 
 Zimmerman was hit in the face with glass and debris but was released from Central Florida Regional Hospital shortly after the shooting Monday afternoon, according to police. 
 
 Witness video: George Zimmerman gets into ambulance 
 
 Two handguns were recovered by police in Apperson’s vehicle, including a .40-caliber Glock 22 and a .357 revolver with one expended shell casing in the cylinder, police said. 
 
 Zimmerman’s Glock handgun was also recovered, according to police. Police are still waiting to search Zimmerman's vehicle, where they could find the bullet. 
 
 Chopper 2 video showed a bullet hole in the passenger window of Zimmerman’s vehicle. 
 
 Zimmerman's attorney, Don West, said the bullet passed by his client's head and lodged above the window frame near the safety handle. 
 
 Raw video: Bullet hole in window of Zimmerman's vehicle 
 
 Lake Mary police said Zimmerman and Apperson have an ongoing dispute and were involved in an altercation in September, when Apperson accused Zimmerman of trying to kill him while on the road. 
 
 Attorneys for both men addressed the media Monday afternoon with two different sides of the story. 
 
 “George denies absolutely displaying a gun, waving a gun or pointing a gun at Matthew Apperson,” West said. 
 
 West also said Zimmerman recently moved out of Florida and was in town for Mother's Day. He was on his way to a doctor's appointment at the time of the shooting, West said. 
 
 Full video: Police discuss shooting that involved Zimmerman 
 
 “George was driving down the road on Lake Mary Boulevard. This guy was sort of following him and flashing lights and such. (Zimmerman) decided to get away from him, decided to make a U-turn. And this guy made a U-turn right behind him and then pulled up alongside him and shot at him,” West said. 
 
 Attorney: George Zimmerman never displayed gun 
 
 Attorney Mark NeJame said Apperson, 36, acted in self-defense and that Zimmerman pulled out a gun first. 
 
 "You don't need to wait until you get shot in the head before you have a right to protect yourself," he said. "Why do you call the police if you're the aggressor?" 
 
 Kenneth Cornell, who works at the nearby Cyrus Diagnostic Imaging, said Apperson ran up to him about 1 p.m. saying he had just shot Zimmerman. 
 
 Cornell said he called 911 and handed the phone over to Apperson. 
 
 Witness: Man said 'I just shot George Zimmerman' 
 
 “He said it was a road rage incident, that they were driving down the street and George pulled a gun on him,” Cornell said. 
 
 WESH 2's legal analyst Richard Hornsby believes law enforcement has been hesitant to file charges and make an arrest simply because Zimmerman is involved in the incident. 
 
 WESH 2 legal analyst discusses Zimmerman shooting 
 
 "Frankly, given that he shot through the passenger side window of George Zimmerman's car, I think that all Zimmerman has to do is give the most basic statement. That would be enough for Mr. Apperson to be arrested," Horsby said. “We know they're going to have lawyers involved, like Don West, who are going to require law enforcement to abide by the stand your ground law." 
 
 Florida's stand your ground statute states no arrests should be made unless police determine probable cause that the force used was unlawful. 
 
 "As long as those parties don't know what the evidence is against them, it's more likely for them to say inconsistent statements. They're going to contradict themselves, or they may contradict each other, and that's how cases are built," Hornsby said. 
 
 Apperson’s wife told WESH 2 News that the “truth will prevail.” 
 
 Attorney: Alleged Zimmerman shooter acted in self-defense 
 
 No other injuries were reported. 
 
 Police said they are classifying the incident as an aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, but until they receive sworn statements from Zimmerman and Apperson, no arrests are expected. 
 
 One of Apperson's neighbors, who asked not to be identified, told WESH 2 that the police have been called to Apperson’s home after complaints from another neighbor. But she insisted Apperson has always been nice to her. 
 
 “It didn't involve anybody in the community except those two … (Apperson) changed a light bulb in my ceiling the other day and I appreciated that because I couldn't do it,” the neighbor said. 
 
 Apperson has been arrested and convicted at least four times, according to police records. 
 
 In 2005 a woman accused Apperson of punching her window in a road rage incident, police said. That woman decided not to press charges. 
 
 Winter Springs police said they have been called to Apperson's home at least 15 times since July 2012. 
 
 While Apperson has spent time in jail, he has not been arrested in more than a decade. 
 
 In January, Zimmerman was accused of assault by his girlfriend, but no charges were filed after she recanted her allegation. 
 
 He was also arrested in November 2013 on domestic violence allegations after his girlfriend called police. His girlfriend later recanted her story, and charges were never filed. 
 
 Zimmerman was acquitted in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin in 2013. 
 
 See photos from Lake Mary shooting scene involving George Zimmerman
– A man who shot at George Zimmerman during a confrontation earlier this week along a busy central Florida road has been arrested. Matthew Apperson turned himself in to Lake Mary police this evening. A rep for the police department says that "after conducting numerous interviews throughout the week, detectives determined that Mr. Apperson did intentionally fire his weapon into the vehicle occupied by George Zimmerman without provocation." The Orlando Sentinel reports by way of a police report that Apperson claimed he fired a single shot at Zimmerman's car after Zimmerman first pointed a gun at him and said, "I'm going to kill you." Zimmerman told a much different story: As he made a U-turn, Apperson approached him in his vehicle, yelling and threatening his life; Zimmerman says he tried to drive away after calling Apperson a "clown," but Apperson shot at him. Zimmerman suffered minor injuries from flying glass and debris. Zimmerman also said he didn't recognize Apperson, though the two had two encounters in September. Police recovered two legal guns from Apperson and one from Zimmerman. One interesting tidbit from Zimmerman's attorney: Don West says his client no longer lives in the state; he was back in Lake Mary for Mother's Day. Apperson was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, and firing a missile into an occupied conveyance. Read more on Zimmerman and Apperson's prior relationship.